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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Kelli Marchman McNeely is the owner and editor of HorrorFuel.com. She has long had a love for the horror genre since she saw her first horror movie, Friday the 13th at the age of nine. She also serves as an executive producer for films like 13 Slays till X-Mas.

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An Interview With A Walker

Have you ever thought about what it would be like to be a Walking Dead Walker? Recently I had the pleasure of having a talk with a very nice gentleman and Walker by the name of Larry Mainland. His name may not be familiar but his work as a popular walker in The Walking Dead should be. You also may have seen him on The Walking Dead’s posters or merchandise as well as in magazines, including on the cover of Entertainment Weekly along side Andrew Lincoln. “Mr. Mainland when did you start acting?” LM-“In 2007, I had to shut down my brokerage business because my 7 year old son was diagnoses with a malignant brain tumor. After two and a half years of surgeries,radiation,chemo and extensive therapy, which required all of my time. I finally found myself with a little extra time on my hands. At 59,I was too old to attempt to start my business up again and I

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Horror Fuel

An Interview With A Walker

Have you ever thought about what it would be like to be a Walking Dead Walker? Recently I had the pleasure of having a talk with a very nice gentleman and Walker by the name of Larry Mainland. His name may not be familiar but his work as a popular walker in The Walking Dead should be. You also may have seen him on The Walking Dead’s posters or merchandise as well as in magazines, including on the cover of Entertainment Weekly along side Andrew Lincoln. “Mr. Mainland when did you start acting?” LM-“In 2007, I had to shut down my brokerage business because my 7 year old son was diagnoses with a malignant brain tumor. After two and a half years of surgeries,radiation,chemo and extensive therapy, which required all of my time. I finally found myself with a little extra time on my hands. At 59,I was too old to attempt to start my business up again and I

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