Proudly Resents: The cult movie podcast

(http://bloximages.newyork1.vip.townnews.com/fredericknewspost.com/content/tncms/assets/v3/editorial/c/ef/cefc6ae0-bc16-11e2-82d6-001a4bcf6878/51915fc7c170d.preview-300.jpg)It's the annual TV upfronts TV preview TV. With the King of TV Paul Goebel (tvtalk12.blogspot.com) ("Hey, Watch This" (http://www.thekingoftv.com/) podcast) . We talk about all the networks, the CBS, the ABC, the NBC and even the FOX. Paul admits that he never thought Cops, 60 Minutes or AFM would make it. Check out the new TV blog Paul and I are producing! It's TVTalk12. (tvtalk12.blogspot.com) Right now it's in BETA - so tell me what you think. It's all your TV headlines in one place - plus snarky comments. You get both!

(http://www.myremoteradio.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/gary_busey_family.jpg)Gary Busey the "Mechanical Dog" from "Celebrity Apprentice" was actually a dog once. The classic strange movie "Quigley" has Busey turning into a dog to save his soul and the day. This episode has bonus Busey! The interview he did for this very movie. The interview makes less sense than the movie. Adam Felber (Wait Wait Don't Tell Me), Paul Sullivan (Sullybaseball.com) and Eric "Danger" Nienhaus join me for the show. It's a repeat in honor of Busey's big loss and his "Mechanical dog impression on "Celebrity Apprentice."

Adam Felber (NPR) and I pick apart “Old Dogs.” Robin Williams and John Travolta make are the conductors of this train wreck… and we love it! Also we discuss the “Bunkdance Film Festival,” the movies of Ullie Boll and some “Full Frontal Folley.” Stream the movie here! The movie spawned a very creedy music video for a song sung by John Travolta and his daughter. The song is at the end of the podcast as well as below. This is a replay of one of the first and one of the best episodes of the show. If you haven’t heard it, you’ll enjoy it. If you have, it’s been a while. I wanted to play some episodes I really like that not a lot of people heard. Let me know what you think. I’m also going to NYC for a month for work, so I’ve been running around. New New York episodes on the way!

Adam Felber (NPR) and I pick apart “Old Dogs.” Robin Williams and John Travolta make are the conductors of this train wreck… and we love it! Also we discuss the “Bunkdance Film Festival,” the movies of Ullie Boll and some “Full Frontal Folley.” Stream the movie here! The movie spawned a very creedy music video for a song sung by John Travolta and his daughter. The song is at the end of the podcast as well as below. This is a replay of one of the first and one of the best episodes of the show. If you haven’t heard it, you’ll enjoy it. If you have, it’s been a while. I wanted to play some episodes I really like that not a lot of people heard. Let me know what you think. I’m also going to NYC for a month for work, so I’ve been running around. New New York episodes on the way!

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A compilation show with  Bonnie & Maude, Sully Baseball, Justin Stolle and The Inverse Delirium.  Bonnie & Maude Podcast talk about the movie Carrie. Director Paul Sullivan gives his favorite baseball movies, Justin Stolle reviews the “Birdemic” memoir and Geoffrey Welchman takes the piss out of bad movie podcasts.

A compilation show with  Bonnie & Maude, Sully Baseball, Justin Stolle and The Inverse Delirium.  Bonnie & Maude Podcast talk about the movie Carrie. Director Paul Sullivan gives his favorite baseball movies, Justin Stolle reviews the “Birdemic” memoir and Geoffrey Welchman takes the piss out of bad movie podcasts.

The Denny from “The Room,” Philip Haldiman, interview. Philip Haldiman went on a blind audition for a movie he thought no one would see and it ended up as the biggest cult movie of the 21st century. Philip talks about auditioning for “The Room,” acting in the movie and getting non-direction from Tommy Wiseau. Philip talks about creating a character out of nothing, only because Tommy didn’t give him anything. Find out what “Denny” is doing now.   Philip talks about auditioning for “The Room,” acting in the movie and getting non-direction from Tommy Wiseau. Philip talks about creating a character out of nothing, only because Tommy didn’t give him anything. Find out what “Denny” is doing now. Now Philip Haldiman has written a comic book, “My Big Break” about his experience. Which is good, because I hate to read.  I like pictures. Here’s Philip Haldiman’s promo video: We did the interview on Skype so we have video chat. I’ll put it up on YouTube soon.   Philip Haldiman’s ‘My Big Break’ Comic Book Trailer from Bob Marquis on Vimeo.         This is an amazing fan theory I recently found on Reddit. Check it out. Here’s part of it to get you interested in going to Reddit. The Room (2003) – Denny is actually a cat submitted 2 years ago by postslikeagirl   Let’s start at the beginning. When Denny first appears, he seemingly invites himself in to Johnny and Lisa’s apartment, yet they are unperturbed and seem happy to see him. The couple then tells Denny that they are going to go upstairs for some personal time, but they don’t ask Denny to leave. Clearly, Denny has some sort of casual residence status here, as he is free to come and go as he pleases and hang out when nobody is around. But his true cat tendencies come out when he awkwardly follows Johnny and Lisa upstairs and joins them on the bed. This is unacceptable behavior for a human, but standard procedure for a cat. In fact, this is often a topic of discussion among cat owners! And who else has a staring problem? Yep, you guessed it. At another point in the movie, Denny again shows up uninvited and proceeds to sit underneath the window even though a nearby cha    

The Denny from “The Room,” Philip Haldiman, interview. Philip Haldiman went on a blind audition for a movie he thought no one would see and it ended up as the biggest cult movie of the 21st century. Philip talks about auditioning for “The Room,” acting in the movie and getting non-direction from Tommy Wiseau. Philip talks about creating a character out of nothing, only because Tommy didn’t give him anything. Find out what “Denny” is doing now.   Philip talks about auditioning for “The Room,” acting in the movie and getting non-direction from Tommy Wiseau. Philip talks about creating a character out of nothing, only because Tommy didn’t give him anything. Find out what “Denny” is doing now. Now Philip Haldiman has written a comic book, “My Big Break” about his experience. Which is good, because I hate to read.  I like pictures. Here’s Philip Haldiman’s promo video: We did the interview on Skype so we have video chat. I’ll put it up on YouTube soon.   Philip Haldiman’s ‘My Big Break’ Comic Book Trailer from Bob Marquis on Vimeo.         This is an amazing fan theory I recently found on Reddit. Check it out. Here’s part of it to get you interested in going to Reddit. The Room (2003) – Denny is actually a cat submitted 2 years ago by postslikeagirl   Let’s start at the beginning. When Denny first appears, he seemingly invites himself in to Johnny and Lisa’s apartment, yet they are unperturbed and seem happy to see him. The couple then tells Denny that they are going to go upstairs for some personal time, but they don’t ask Denny to leave. Clearly, Denny has some sort of casual residence status here, as he is free to come and go as he pleases and hang out when nobody is around. But his true cat tendencies come out when he awkwardly follows Johnny and Lisa upstairs and joins them on the bed. This is unacceptable behavior for a human, but standard procedure for a cat. In fact, this is often a topic of discussion among cat owners! And who else has a staring problem? Yep, you guessed it. At another point in the movie, Denny again shows up uninvited and proceeds to sit underneath the window even though a nearby cha    

Eric Schaeffer, Frank Conniff (MST3K), Bryan Tucker (SNL) and Rob Paravonian join me for a live show to recap the great “Birdemic” at the first annual NYC Podfest. Frank and Eric talk about the movie, Rob does a musical tribute and Bryan plays “White Dolomite.” Check out Frank talk about “The Valley of the Dolls” and Eric’s first appearance. Next week an interview with Denny from “The Room.”

Eric Schaeffer, Frank Conniff (MST3K), Bryan Tucker (SNL) and Rob Paravonian join me for a live show to recap the great “Birdemic” at the first annual NYC Podfest. Frank and Eric talk about the movie, Rob does a musical tribute and Bryan plays “White Dolomite.” Check out Frank talk about “The Valley of the Dolls” and Eric’s first appearance. Next week an interview with Denny from “The Room.”

Chet Waterhouse talks Oscars from a sports point of view. Just when you thought there was nothing else to say about the Oscars, Chet proves you right. Chet is the the co-host of the popular sports radio show "Chet & the Psycho Killer" (He wanted you to know he's Chet). Chet looks and sounds like comedian Jeff Cesario from "Larry Sanders Show," "Brand X" and "Jack Frost." Chet with Adam Felber Sports Movies Writer from the Oscars Tells (Almost) All Chet and the Psycho Killer Chet on Sports movies  

Late at night at the offices of "Judge Alex" writer/producer Georgie George and I talk  about her craziest cases, people fighting in court and what makes a good show. There's a bit of movie talk:  Leonardo DiCaprio  not getting any respect, the Oscars, Lenny Henry, Eugene Levey, Ben Affleck snub and most importantly, court TV. Besides writing movies and creating dramas, Georgie George is Senior Producer on the daytime court show, "Judge Alex." Georgie gives us her favorite cases      

(Click Above to listen) Jeffy Branion talks about the 24 hour Sci-Fi film festival, “BiTFest,” he hosts in his home every year. Jeffy gives tips on how it’s done, What kind of chairs are the best, the best and worst films shown and mentions he went to Harvard about six times. (DRINKING GAME!) Watch Jeffy’s film mash ups. They are really cool and took a ton of work. Imagine watching them at 3 AM.   In two weeks, the live show review of “Birdemic” the movie featuring Frank Conniff and Eric Schaeffer! And bonus in two weeks… Justin Stolle sent in his review of the “Birdemic” book. Yes, there’s a book written by the director about making one of the greatest bad movies ever. You can buy the book, here. Watch BiTFest Videos after the jump! Listen to my undercover report, inside BiTFest! Listen to the fun, the films, the tiredness. BITFest 11 Movie Intro (11:05 pm) from Jeffy Branion on Vimeo. <iframe src=”http://player.vimeo.com/video/26907574″ width=”500″ height=”281″ frameborder=”0″ webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen> BITFest 2008 Clip Reel from Jeffy Branion on Vimeo.  

(Click Above to listen) Jeffy Branion talks about the 24 hour Sci-Fi film festival, “BiTFest,” he hosts in his home every year. Jeffy gives tips on how it’s done, What kind of chairs are the best, the best and worst films shown and mentions he went to Harvard about six times. (DRINKING GAME!) Watch Jeffy’s film mash ups. They are really cool and took a ton of work. Imagine watching them at 3 AM.   In two weeks, the live show review of “Birdemic” the movie featuring Frank Conniff and Eric Schaeffer! And bonus in two weeks… Justin Stolle sent in his review of the “Birdemic” book. Yes, there’s a book written by the director about making one of the greatest bad movies ever. You can buy the book, here. Watch BiTFest Videos after the jump! Listen to my undercover report, inside BiTFest! Listen to the fun, the films, the tiredness. BITFest 11 Movie Intro (11:05 pm) from Jeffy Branion on Vimeo. <iframe src=”http://player.vimeo.com/video/26907574″ width=”500″ height=”281″ frameborder=”0″ webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen> BITFest 2008 Clip Reel from Jeffy Branion on Vimeo.