Z Radio Live Covers Texas Frightmare Weekend 2026 with Scream Stuntman Lee Waddell

Z Radio Live and The Zach Feldman Show traveled to Texas Frightmare Weekend to capture exclusive interviews, horror culture, and behind-the-scenes stories from one of the biggest horror conventions in the country. Leading the coverage was an exclusive interview with Lee Waddell, stunt performer from the original Scream, alongside conversations with horror vendors Defiant Threads and Graphlo Design Works.

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Lee Waddell Reflects on Working on Scream

One of the biggest highlights of the weekend was Z Radio Live’s exclusive interview with Lee Waddell, who shared firsthand stories about working on the original Scream film. Waddell discussed the intensity of stunt work, the atmosphere on set while filming the now-iconic horror classic, and how the movie unexpectedly became one of the most influential horror films of all time.

During the conversation, Waddell reflected on the physical demands involved in creating horror’s most memorable moments and how stunt performers often help shape the realism audiences connect with on screen. He also spoke about meeting longtime Scream fans at Texas Frightmare Weekend and seeing how the franchise continues resonating with new generations decades after its release.

For horror fans attending the convention, hearing stories directly connected to Scream gave attendees a rare behind-the-scenes look into the making of a movie that helped redefine the slasher genre in the 1990s.

Defiant Threads Showcases Horror Fashion

Beyond celebrity interviews, Z Radio Live also explored the convention floor, sitting down with Defiant Threads, a horror-inspired clothing company creating apparel influenced by cult horror films and underground horror culture.

The team discussed how conventions like Texas Frightmare Weekend help connect independent horror creators with passionate fans looking for unique designs that celebrate the genre beyond movies alone.

Graphlo Design Works Brings Horror Art to Life

Z Radio Live also interviewed Graphlo Design Works, known for detailed horror-inspired artwork, collectibles, and fan-focused convention merchandise. The creators discussed the importance of original artwork within horror fandom and how conventions provide a space where artists and fans can directly connect over shared passion for horror culture.

Their booth quickly became a hotspot for attendees searching for exclusive collectibles and one-of-a-kind horror pieces throughout the weekend.

Texas Frightmare Weekend Continues to Grow

Texas Frightmare Weekend once again proved why it remains one of the premier horror conventions in the United States, bringing together actors, stunt performers, filmmakers, artists, vendors, and fans from across the country.

With exclusive interviews, vendor spotlights, and behind-the-scenes conversations, Z Radio Live and The Zach Feldman Show continue expanding their horror convention coverage while giving listeners direct access to the people helping shape horror culture both on and off screen.