[Video] Interview with actor Kyle Gallner: Talking Dinner in America & horror Cleansing Hour
Horror actor, Kyle Gallner, joins Zoë Rose Smith to discuss his new movies Dinner In America & The Cleansing Hour, and talks what it’s like to be seen as a horror icon.
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