Hello there, I’m Paul Rea from the official Teen Wolf Wiki and today we’re going behind
the scenes of Teen Wolf: The Movie to talk about how Tyler Hoechlin actually chose the
actor who would be his son.
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Vince Mattis: We're on the set of Teen Wolf.
Actor Vince Mattis is a relative unknown in the movie industry.
He’s had a couple of memorable roles.
Young Nikki Sixx: Who the [ ] is this guy?
He got to play Motley Crue bassist and songwriter Nikki Sixx as a kid in the biography movie “The Dirt”.
YNS: I don't even care.
Dr. Sartain: Don't shoot!
[Overlapping yelling]
He also has the high honor of being one of the children killed by Michael Myers in the
2018 Halloween sequel.
But when it comes to Teen Wolf, Vince was just another face in a very big crowd.
Hundreds of actors were vying to be Derek Hale’s son.
Vince Mattis: I've heard through the grapevine possibly there were a thousand.
So, what put this Beaufort, South Carolina native ahead of the rest of the wannabe Hale’s
– Tyler Hoechiln.
According to my conversation with Jeff Davis, Vinnie was Hoechiln’s first choice right
out of the gate.
The other producers wanted to see more auditions, but Hoechilin was firm from the start – he
wanted Vince to play his son.
The young actor says he also felt immediate chemistry with his onscreen dad.
“Yeah, I knew that for sure.
I remember doing the zoom call with him for the callback and we hit it off.
And he seemed super-pleased with our chemistry and the performance I did so that was great.”
Teen Wolf Fans will get to see that chemistry play out on screen in Teen Wolf: The Movie.
Hoechiln was on set filming back on March 21 and I’m told by several sources that
he’ll be back in Beacon Hills for more in the coming days.
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JUNGLE NEON
"Jungle Nightclub and Show Lounge - Beacon Hills, California"
"Beacon Hills Trumpeter Newspaper Report"
A landmark of the local LGBTQ plus community of Beacon County is sounding it’s very last,
"last call".
Jungle, a mainstay of the Beacon Hills Entertainment and Warehouse district for more than four
decades will close after this weekend.
Patrons voiced disappointment but seemed resigned to the club’s fate during a final Friday
party billed as, "The Last Gasp".
Jungle Patron "Anne": I feel like someone important to
me has passed away.
Jungle Patron "Romeo": It's bittersweet.
It's sad, but as a community, we'll all come together.
Jungle succumbed, as did so many local restaurants and bars, to the on-again, off-again restrictions
during the pandemic.
Before COVID, Jungle had survived a number of tragedies over the years.
Many thought the night spot would close in 2011 after several patrons at their annual.
all-ages Marti Graw party were overwhelmed by hallucinations and temporary paralysis.
The club reopened after a week.
and that incident was later blamed on a bad batch of kiwi passion fruit wine coolers.
Before that incident, there was the wig fire of 1997 that destroyed dressing rooms and
much of the third floor lounge.
And, of course, the darkest day in Jungle history, an AIDS benefit in 1984 when local
biker gang The Pack began targeting club patrons waiting on line to enter.
One person died and 22 others were hospitalized with severe injuries, scratches and bites.
The final curtain will fall on Jungle on February 13 after the regular Sunday drag cabaret brunch
and afternoon Tee Dance.
For the Beacon Hills Trumpeter, I’m Phillip Johns.
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