Adam Green's Scary Sleepover - Season 2 (2016)

Legendary guitarist and film producer Slash (GUNS N ROSES, NOTHING LEFT TO FEAR, THE HELL WITHIN) joins Adam for a slumber party filled with dinosaurs, musical show-and-tell, and an extremely candid discussion that reveals what truly scares him the most.

Actress Brea Grant (HEROES, DEXTER) joins Adam Green for a Scary Sleepover where she challenges Adam to a game of Connect Four, gives him drum lessons, and opens up about her biggest real-life fear.

Filmmaker Neil Marshall (THE DESCENT, GAME OF THRONES, DOOMSDAY) teaches Adam how to shoot an epic on-screen battle, shares some of his favorite props that he's held onto from his films, and opens up about the thing he fears most in his real life.

Scary Sleepover's director Sean Becker shares some of his favorite moments that you didn't get to see from the first half of Season 2.

Filmmaker Ti West (HOUSE OF THE DEVIL, THE INNKEEPERS, IN A VALLEY OF VIOLENCE) attempts to write a romantic comedy with Adam, explains why a particular scene in THE INNKEEPERS is his personal favorite, and confesses his deepest real-life fear while sharing a deadly prop from one of his films.

Actress Kristina Klebe (HALLOWEEN 2007, THE FOLLOWING, CHILLERAMA: THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANKENSTEIN) gives Adam some pointers on dating and discusses a deeply personal fear that she is now bravely facing.

Lucky McKee plays a violent game with Adam, endures an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction, and shares a moving personal experience about the thing that scares him the most.

Actress/Producer Clare Kramer plays Adam in "the best game ever", shares behind the scenes stories from one of her biggest films, and reveals her greatest fear.

Screenwriter Todd Farmer builds legos with Adam, shares a favorite prop from one of his films, and reveals his biggest fear.

In the truly epic Season 2 finale, iconic lead singer Dee Snider teaches Adam "what is metal" and "what is not metal" and candidly opens up about his future. This special extended-length episode concludes with a touching and brutally honest heart to heart conversation between the serendipitously life-long friends as Dee reveals his deepest fear.

Scary Sleepover's director Sean Becker shares some of his favorite moments from the second half of Season 2 that you didn't get to see.