Queer horror host ‘Stan the Mechanic’ introduces his satanic assistants!

This past Halloween, we were introduced to the Satanic Mechanic himself in the premiere episode of Stan the Mechanic! This time, the Satanic Mechanic is back, and he’s bringing along his satanic crew!

Stan the Mechanic, the newest TV horror host, welcomes Brad (Mason Kelso) and Janet (Summer Moran) to his shop. 

Stan, as the one and only Satanic Mechanic, has been chosen by the Devil to perpetuate all sorts of mischief and mayhem against humankind by using automobiles. During his downtime he likes to relax and crack jokes with his friends while watching horror movies. 

Creator, John A, Hernandez, explains why he introduced Brad and Janet in Episode 2: 

“Stan runs a workshop that caters to the needs of the supernatural community at large which leaves the door open to introduce a variety of characters from all sorts of ancient and modern mythologies. 

“It was always our intent to bring in new players to enrich the atmosphere and mythology of Stan’s world; and we will begin doing that with our Film Festival episode with the introduction of Brad and Janet. They are Stan’s demonic assistants who help him to run the workshop and stir the pot!”

Brad, portrayed by Mason Kelso, is a boy crazy, youthful and sassy demon that helps keep Stan on his toes and in his place. Janet, played by Summer Moran, is an empowered queer demoness with a flair for the dramatic. Together the three of them create an unconventional family which becomes clear as the season progresses.” 

Summer Moran is overjoyed to be a part of Stan the Mechanic! A native New Yorker and Mets fan, she previously produced and hosted Breaking the Internet LIVE! at the Tank Theatre and currently vlogs her socially distant adventures on YouTube (Summer Forever). Some of her past LGBT films/shows include Lorraine Russo’s Family Diaries (SixTooMany Productions) Tied Up (Dir, Aime Moura).

Mason Kelso is a New York City based performer and musician, originating from a cattle farm in rural Kansas. His New York City theatre credits include: Prentiss in Peter and the Starcatcher (St. Bart’s Players), Cowardly Lion in Dorthy’s Adventures in Oz (92Y, NYC Premiere) and Tarrow in Acirema (Dixon Place, NYC Premiere).  

Stan The Mechanic airs on Here TV and is produced by Parrlime Productions, a new LGBTQ production house who creates diverse TV and film content for global audiences. 

Director Catalin Stelian is a media director, photographer, cinematographer and video editor with a long history of award-winning work with both professional and personal clients.

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For more information visit www.stanthemechanic.com and www. parrlime.com. 

Follow Stan on Instagram @StanTheMechanic,Twitter: @StanTheMechanic and Facebook: Stan The Mechanic. 

Parrlime Productions (www.parrlime.com) is a new LGBTQ production house creating diverse TV and film content for global audiences. Under the creative direction of Richard Jones and Robin L. Gray, co-founders of Parrlime’s parent company Gray Jones Media, the production house has an exciting slate of programming in pre- and post-production. 

Here TV (www.heretv.com) launched in 2004, making it the world’s first SVOD LGBTQ+ video service and is available on all major US cable operators including Xfinity, Spectrum, Cablevision, FiOS, U-Verse, Cox, as well as Amazon, Roku, Sling and the Here TV app (www.here.tv) where it can be viewed on all iOS and Android mobile devices. Here TV reaches millions of viewers each month and has produced Academy award-winning films in addition to receiving four Daytime Emmy Award nominations.