Proudly Resents: The cult movie podcast

The “Groundlings” lead Jim Wise to a part in “Showgirls” witnessing  director Paul Verhoeven and Elizabeth Berkley on set romance, a private Hollywood “Showgirls” screening with Kyle MacLachlan and a command performance for the OJ Simpson jury with  Will Ferrell.    Jim Wise is a singer, actor and a writer known for his role as Coach Tugnut in Even Stevens (2000), Kenny the Psychopath in Just Shoot Me (1998), Saturday Night Live (1975), MADtv (1995) and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (1992) and I met him working at Arsenio Hall (2014). He’s the  voice of the Goofy Goober Rock Singer featured in the SpongeBob Squarepants Movie (2004). And, he is perhaps best known for being in scenes deleted from Will Ferrell movies.    

The “Groundlings” lead Jim Wise to a part in “Showgirls” witnessing  director Paul Verhoeven and Elizabeth Berkley on set romance, a private Hollywood “Showgirls” screening with Kyle MacLachlan and a command performance for the OJ Simpson jury with  Will Ferrell.    Jim Wise is a singer, actor and a writer known for his role as Coach Tugnut in Even Stevens (2000), Kenny the Psychopath in Just Shoot Me (1998), Saturday Night Live (1975), MADtv (1995) and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (1992) and I met him working at Arsenio Hall (2014). He’s the  voice of the Goofy Goober Rock Singer featured in the SpongeBob Squarepants Movie (2004). And, he is perhaps best known for being in scenes deleted from Will Ferrell movies.    

Sean Conroy (“The Long Shot Podcast,” writer “Mr. Pickles”) and I talk about the #1 movie of the weekend, “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.” It’s filled with spoilers and mispronunciation. Listen to me call “apes,” “monkeys.” We talk about the incredible CGI, the interesting plot and the old school sexism. Sean and I know each other from our stand up days in the go-go 90’s. Please vote on the over under on when Sean Conroy will buy my first child a gift. The over/under is two years. What did you think of the movie? Click the contact tab to decide how to contact the show. Here’s some history of the “Planet of the Apes” with @ThatChrisGore.  

Sean Conroy (“The Long Shot Podcast,” writer “Mr. Pickles”) and I talk about the #1 movie of the weekend, “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.” It’s filled with spoilers and mispronunciation. Listen to me call “apes,” “monkeys.” We talk about the incredible CGI, the interesting plot and the old school sexism. Sean and I know each other from our stand up days in the go-go 90’s. Please vote on the over under on when Sean Conroy will buy my first child a gift. The over/under is two years. What did you think of the movie? Click the contact tab to decide how to contact the show. Here’s some history of the “Planet of the Apes” with @ThatChrisGore.  

Bonus clips from interviews of Orlando Jones, filmmaker Jeremy Sklar and Nicko. Also Andres Du Bouchet (“Conan” writer) and Adam Felber (“Wait…Wait Don’t Tell Me”) have a new “Ain’t Everything Cool dot Yes.” Orlando Jones tell us why he thinks gamers are the best audience. He also talks about his Machinima show “Tainted Love.”  Andres and Adam have a summer movie round up (Spoiler – they love everything. -End Spoiler.) Listen to past “reviews” from them here and here. We recorded the bit at our live comedy show “Light Fantastic.” But the club we were performing at had a techno dance room downstairs. You’ll hear the beats in the background. Jeremy and I talk about breaking into independent film and why he thinks d-list actors are jerks. It’s our tribute to the great Succotash  podcast! Mentioned on the show, Check out the interview with the owner of the Leammle Theater chain. He brought people “Swingers” and “The Room.” Also my interview with Michael Williams from “The Blair Witch Project.”     

Bonus clips from interviews of Orlando Jones, filmmaker Jeremy Sklar and Nicko. Also Andres Du Bouchet (“Conan” writer) and Adam Felber (“Wait…Wait Don’t Tell Me”) have a new “Ain’t Everything Cool dot Yes.” Orlando Jones tell us why he thinks gamers are the best audience. He also talks about his Machinima show “Tainted Love.”  Andres and Adam have a summer movie round up (Spoiler – they love everything. -End Spoiler.) Listen to past “reviews” from them here and here. We recorded the bit at our live comedy show “Light Fantastic.” But the club we were performing at had a techno dance room downstairs. You’ll hear the beats in the background. Jeremy and I talk about breaking into independent film and why he thinks d-list actors are jerks. It’s our tribute to the great Succotash  podcast! Mentioned on the show, Check out the interview with the owner of the Leammle Theater chain. He brought people “Swingers” and “The Room.” Also my interview with Michael Williams from “The Blair Witch Project.”     

Bad Film Club’s Nicko joins me in reviewing “Batman & Robin.” It’s another #Podcrawl and this time we get stuck with the worst of the worst. This film is the fourth in the line of Batman movies that fans went to because they thought they had no choice. It’s out of hand. All I know is that I couldn’t stop playing with my cats. It’s the most unprofessional episode ever. Ever. Totes. If you want to be a completist, Check out the other shows involved in Podcrawl! Bonnie and Maude – “Batman Returns” (With great info about Catwoman.) Read It And Weep  – “Batman Forever...until the next film flops” (With the very funny @taintdog) Batman & Robin try to keep their relationship together even as they must stop Mr. Freeze and Poison Ivy from freezing Gotham City.

Bad Film Club’s Nicko joins me in reviewing “Batman & Robin.” It’s another #Podcrawl and this time we get stuck with the worst of the worst. This film is the fourth in the line of Batman movies that fans went to because they thought they had no choice. It’s out of hand. All I know is that I couldn’t stop playing with my cats. It’s the most unprofessional episode ever. Ever. Totes. If you want to be a completist, Check out the other shows involved in Podcrawl! Bonnie and Maude – “Batman Returns” (With great info about Catwoman.) Read It And Weep  – “Batman Forever...until the next film flops” (With the very funny @taintdog) Batman & Robin try to keep their relationship together even as they must stop Mr. Freeze and Poison Ivy from freezing Gotham City.

Seymour Cassel took the check for this “Film.” With the movie “Freerunner,” writer/director Jeremy Sklar found himself on the business end of the dark edge of showbiz. He calls it the “Auxiliary Movie Business.” As an intern in a movie house, Jeremy quickly rose from reader to screenwriter, director, editor, and publicity. The whole way being fired numerous times. Jeremy tells his side of the story. If you have your own version, we want to hear it. (Jeremy’s views are not the views of this podcast.) There’s another world of movies outside the conventional studio system. It’s salesmen parting rich people with their money. Falling stars going for a quick cash grab. And foreign sales of American films that might never be seen in this country. RIO Seymour Cassel. Plot from IMBD With a ticking bomb locked to his neck, a young freerunner races against the clock and all types of baddies to get from one end of the city to the other to save himself and his girlfriend played by Rebecca Da Costa.

Seymour Cassel took the check for this “Film.” With the movie “Freerunner,” writer/director Jeremy Sklar found himself on the business end of the dark edge of showbiz. He calls it the “Auxiliary Movie Business.” As an intern in a movie house, Jeremy quickly rose from reader to screenwriter, director, editor, and publicity. The whole way being fired numerous times. Jeremy tells his side of the story. If you have your own version, we want to hear it. (Jeremy’s views are not the views of this podcast.) There’s another world of movies outside the conventional studio system. It’s salesmen parting rich people with their money. Falling stars going for a quick cash grab. And foreign sales of American films that might never be seen in this country. RIO Seymour Cassel. Plot from IMBD With a ticking bomb locked to his neck, a young freerunner races against the clock and all types of baddies to get from one end of the city to the other to save himself and his girlfriend played by Rebecca Da Costa.

Ok, technically “Blood Lake: Attack of the Killer Lampreys”  is not a shark movie…But it’s made by the Sharknado people. And it’s a cool interview with Fred Stoller – You know this guy from the show… he’s that guy. Fred Stoller has been cast as the comic relief on sitcoms and movies for over 20 years. I was lucky enough to interview Fred at his home about his interesting career. Fred discusses writing on “Seinfeld,” why Kathy Griffin wanted to punch after sex, returning to stand up after 17 years and guest starring in tons of TV shows and movies. Fred has played “Fred” on shows from “Everybody Loves Raymond” to “Wings.” We also talk about the film he wrote and stars in, Fred & Vinnie.” It started as a real tragic event, became a short story and now a full length movie. Fred also stars in “Blood Lake: Attack of the Killer Lampreys” – the new movie from the “Sharknado” people made for Animal Planet. More about Fred Stoller from his website: There’ll be stuff to look at for free, and just one thing on here to buy: My book coming out by Skyhorse Publishing, “Maybe We’ll Have You Back”.  My film Fred & Vinnie is free, well sort of if you have Netflix streaming. Amazon, Target, and other places I think will be on this site for you to get it.  I never did a blog, but maybe I’ll try one. I’m an expert at the best restaurants where you don’t feel self conscious eating alone at, so maybe I’ll share some of them with you, and other things as they happen. That’s a blog, right?  The website designer said this should be my funny personal introduction to my site. I admit I held back a little. I was scared of peaking too early. This is my warm-up. Be patient. Buy Fred’s books: My Seinfeld Year (Kindle Single) Maybe We’ll Have You Back: The Life of a Perennial TV Guest Star Fred Stoller  

Ok, technically “Blood Lake: Attack of the Killer Lampreys”  is not a shark movie…But it’s made by the Sharknado people. And it’s a cool interview with Fred Stoller – You know this guy from the show… he’s that guy. Fred Stoller has been cast as the comic relief on sitcoms and movies for over 20 years. I was lucky enough to interview Fred at his home about his interesting career. Fred discusses writing on “Seinfeld,” why Kathy Griffin wanted to punch after sex, returning to stand up after 17 years and guest starring in tons of TV shows and movies. Fred has played “Fred” on shows from “Everybody Loves Raymond” to “Wings.” We also talk about the film he wrote and stars in, Fred & Vinnie.” It started as a real tragic event, became a short story and now a full length movie. Fred also stars in “Blood Lake: Attack of the Killer Lampreys” – the new movie from the “Sharknado” people made for Animal Planet. More about Fred Stoller from his website: There’ll be stuff to look at for free, and just one thing on here to buy: My book coming out by Skyhorse Publishing, “Maybe We’ll Have You Back”.  My film Fred & Vinnie is free, well sort of if you have Netflix streaming. Amazon, Target, and other places I think will be on this site for you to get it.  I never did a blog, but maybe I’ll try one. I’m an expert at the best restaurants where you don’t feel self conscious eating alone at, so maybe I’ll share some of them with you, and other things as they happen. That’s a blog, right?  The website designer said this should be my funny personal introduction to my site. I admit I held back a little. I was scared of peaking too early. This is my warm-up. Be patient. Buy Fred’s books: My Seinfeld Year (Kindle Single) Maybe We’ll Have You Back: The Life of a Perennial TV Guest Star Fred Stoller  

Nicko returns with a bummer. “Bloody Pom Poms” aka “Cheerleader Camp.” It’s boobs, blood and bad. Watch the movie here for free. Listen to the recap. Plot of movie: An unknown killer is killing off the members of a small cheerleader group at a remote cheerleader training camp. Plot of Podcast: Nicko insults me for 47 minutes. Welcome back! Also, hear Nicko’s idea for a show that already exists.  

Nicko returns with a bummer. “Bloody Pom Poms” aka “Cheerleader Camp.” It’s boobs, blood and bad. Watch the movie here for free. Listen to the recap. Plot of movie: An unknown killer is killing off the members of a small cheerleader group at a remote cheerleader training camp. Plot of Podcast: Nicko insults me for 47 minutes. Welcome back! Also, hear Nicko’s idea for a show that already exists.  

“Sleepy Hollow’s” Orlando Jones talks frankly about his films. From his star turn in “Double Take,” to his passion projects to fighting Van Damme. Jones gives an open and honest account of his career and how Hollywood works. Check out his films – “Double Take,” “Bedazzeled” and his latest “Enemies Closer.” During the hiatus from his hit TV series SLEEPY HOLLOW,Orlando is taking to the stage for his NOT Comedy Tour. (Not the little boy from Everybody Hates Chris. Not Solange Knowles. Not Orlando Bloom. Not the black Jeff Goldblum. Not Isaiah Washington. Not Mos Def. – these are people Orlando gets mistaken with often.) For more info on Orlando’s live performances visit www.OrlandoJones.com Social Media links: Twitter:  Twitter.com/TheOrlandoJones Tumblr: TheOrlandoJones.Tumblr.com Facebook: Facebook.com/OrlandoJonesOfficial Website: OrlandoJones.com •     He just CRUSHED his competition in round 1 of Zap2it’s Social Media showdown, advancing to bracket 2 (against Eliza Dushku) so vote for him here: http://blog.zap2it.com/pop2it/2014/03/zap2its-social-media-showdown-vote-for-tumblrs-round-2-bracket.html •     Orlando recently produced a video to commemorate his 10,000 tweet and promote his Shorty Award  nomination: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYtZPyw9hzc&feature=youtu.be •     Orlando is launching iROC Emoticons, a multicultural emoticon app •     Orlando has been invited to several colleges and universities to speak (including Stanford, MIT, USC, and more) – in particular on the topic of FANDOM. Orlando has huge presence on social media, and engages not only with SLEEPY HOLLOW fans (“Sleepyheads”) but with other series as well.