Chelsea Rebecca

Chelsea Rebecca, co-owner of the popular horror YouTube channel Dead Meat, teams up with her husband to launch a comedy podcast and web series that redefines how fans engage with horror—blending humor, analysis, and behind-the-scenes insight into the world of slasher films and body counts.

Born

July 5, 1990

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Actress
Producer
Editor

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In short · Acting since 2011, 2 decades active, 19 credits.

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2017
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Dead Meat
Jun 24
In the news
Dead Meat Horror Awards Adds Ticketed Live-Stream Event
“For the first time, the YouTube horror channel 'Dead Meat' is introducing a ticketed live-stream event for its annual awards show. The 5th Annual Dead Meat Horror Awards, created by James Janisse and Chelsea Rebecca, will debut on YouTube on July 18. The event will be pre-taped and broadcast simultaneously with the ticketed live-stream option. This marks a new approach for the popular duo, expanding their reach beyond YouTube's standard platform. The addition of a ticketed stream suggests a growing audience and interest in the show's unique horror content.”
Jun 12
In the news
Best Friends Forever Adds New Cast Members
“The horror comedy film 'Best Friends Forever' has expanded its cast with several notable additions. Among the new actors are Aristotle Athari, known for his work on 'Saturday Night Live,' Ally Maki from 'Toy Story 4,' and Zac Oyama of 'Game Changer' fame. The cast also includes influencer Lynley Eilers and hosts of the 'Dead Meat' podcast, James A. Janisse and Chelsea Rebecca. These additions join a previously announced lineup that has already drawn attention from fans of the genre. The film continues to build a diverse and comedic ensemble for its upcoming release.”

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Biography

Chelsea Rebecca is a YouTube personality and co-owner of the Dead Meat channel, which focuses on horror and horror-adjacent media. Alongside her husband, James A. Janisse, she co-hosts the Dead Meat Podcast, launched in 2018. While not a film in itself, her work with Dead Meat has garnered generally positive critical reception, particularly for its web series The Kill Count, which humorously examines body counts in horror media.

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