Proudly Resents: The cult movie podcast

Andrew Smith has written for Newhart, Merv, Barbara and even Madonna. Andrew talks about what it was like to write what he thought was his best work only to watch it turn into “Who’s That Girl?” Also, what’s it like to write on the View and how to write a joke. Andrew also wrote for SNL and the Barbara Steisand classic “The Main Event.” Andrew talks about both projects in a future show.

Listen Here: “Zombie Lake” Has Nazi Zombies, bad dubbing, funny make up, visible film crew and lots and lots of nudity. Who Could ask for more? Nicko and I discuss this French masterpiece. Watch the movie on our website for free (still too much!) Our next film, Aerobicide AKA Killer Work Out. Has even more nudity! Watch it on our website and leave voice or  e mail. Leave a comment on our Facebook page. If you like today’s show, subscribe, listen to old shows, Tweet about it! Shout outs to Tweets and Facebook messages! What? WOW! Listen for an ad for “I Love Bad Movies.”       Watch “Zombie Lake” unedited below for free! Zombie Lake 1981 18 R Full Film Part 1… by James_Vella

Listen Here: “Zombie Lake” Has Nazi Zombies, bad dubbing, funny make up, visible film crew and lots and lots of nudity. Who Could ask for more? Nicko and I discuss this French masterpiece. Watch the movie on our website for free (still too much!) Our next film, Aerobicide AKA Killer Work Out. Has even more nudity! Watch it on our website and leave voice or  e mail. Leave a comment on our Facebook page. If you like today’s show, subscribe, listen to old shows, Tweet about it! Shout outs to Tweets and Facebook messages! What? WOW! Listen for an ad for “I Love Bad Movies.”       Watch “Zombie Lake” unedited below for free! Zombie Lake 1981 18 R Full Film Part 1… by James_Vella

UPDATE:  ROAD HOUSE / POINT BREAK Discussion between films with ROAD HOUSE director Rowdy Herrington; actors Roger Hewlett, Bob Jennings, Kathleen Wilhoite and John Young; cinematographer Dean Cundey and costume designer Marilyn Vance Egyptian Theatre 6712 Hollywood Boulevard Hollywood, CA 90028 Sun, Mar 17, 2019 7:30pm Joel Stein & Kathleen Wilhoite talk “Road House.” Kathleen acted and sang in the movie and gives a candid account of the nuttiness on the set of “Road House.” She talks about the crazy party life on the set and the time Patrick Swayze beat up an extra on camera. As Kathleen puts it, the behind the scenes stories are just as crazy as the movie. Kathleen also talks about playing a singing crack addict on “Cop Rock,” working on ER and few other things she can remember from those days. Kathleen tells some really great stories. Joel is great guest and very funny. Enjoy this episode and share it with friends. Listen to Kathleen’s very funny podcast “Suck the Joy.” Buy Joel Stein great book Man Made. Here are my notes for the interview. We didn’t get to a few of the points because Kathleen was just giving gold and Joel was right on it. Maybe follow these notes when you watch the film. You can get the movie on Netflix:Snail AKA Not Instant. I happen to live 5 blocks from the last remaining BLockbuster in LA. They not only had “Road House,” but the clerk double checked that is wasn’t “Road House 2” and warned me from the sequel. He said it had no plot. He didn’t know that his warnings were tempting me. It’s like tell someone not to date a bad boy. Speaking of bad boys, how crazy is that line! UPDATE: ROAD HOUSE / POINT BREAK Discussion between films with ROAD HOUSE director Rowdy Herrington; actors Roger Hewlett, Bob Jennings, Kathleen Wilhoite and John Young; cinematographer Dean Cundey and costume designer Marilyn Vance Egyptian Theatre 6712 Hollywood Boulevard Hollywood, CA 90028 Sun, Mar 17, 2019 7:30pm Here are the notes: Proudly Resent Roadhouse 1989 Joel stein – man made a stupid quest for masculinity. Kathleen will – hoit  –  “suck the joy” Why did the woman have a switch blade Gold plastic Dressed like a your dad Sewing his own arm. The best 5000 upfront 50 a night. All medical expenses. Why are the women carrying switch blades? Bad ass car Shirtless dudes dancing in the bar High wasted pants Bar rescue! Bouncer school. Anyone else here dealing? Expect the unexpected. Ever get thrown out of a bar? Cock sucker – 2 nouns put together. Car gets trashed Skinny dippers – he likes to watch to watch (from National Lampoon Radio Hour) What’s with the 50’s soundtrack?

UPDATE:  ROAD HOUSE / POINT BREAK Discussion between films with ROAD HOUSE director Rowdy Herrington; actors Roger Hewlett, Bob Jennings, Kathleen Wilhoite and John Young; cinematographer Dean Cundey and costume designer Marilyn Vance Egyptian Theatre 6712 Hollywood Boulevard Hollywood, CA 90028 Sun, Mar 17, 2019 7:30pm Joel Stein & Kathleen Wilhoite talk “Road House.” Kathleen acted and sang in the movie and gives a candid account of the nuttiness on the set of “Road House.” She talks about the crazy party life on the set and the time Patrick Swayze beat up an extra on camera. As Kathleen puts it, the behind the scenes stories are just as crazy as the movie. Kathleen also talks about playing a singing crack addict on “Cop Rock,” working on ER and few other things she can remember from those days. Kathleen tells some really great stories. Joel is great guest and very funny. Enjoy this episode and share it with friends. Listen to Kathleen’s very funny podcast “Suck the Joy.” Buy Joel Stein great book Man Made. Here are my notes for the interview. We didn’t get to a few of the points because Kathleen was just giving gold and Joel was right on it. Maybe follow these notes when you watch the film. You can get the movie on Netflix:Snail AKA Not Instant. I happen to live 5 blocks from the last remaining BLockbuster in LA. They not only had “Road House,” but the clerk double checked that is wasn’t “Road House 2” and warned me from the sequel. He said it had no plot. He didn’t know that his warnings were tempting me. It’s like tell someone not to date a bad boy. Speaking of bad boys, how crazy is that line! UPDATE: ROAD HOUSE / POINT BREAK Discussion between films with ROAD HOUSE director Rowdy Herrington; actors Roger Hewlett, Bob Jennings, Kathleen Wilhoite and John Young; cinematographer Dean Cundey and costume designer Marilyn Vance Egyptian Theatre 6712 Hollywood Boulevard Hollywood, CA 90028 Sun, Mar 17, 2019 7:30pm Here are the notes: Proudly Resent Roadhouse 1989 Joel stein – man made a stupid quest for masculinity. Kathleen will – hoit  –  “suck the joy” Why did the woman have a switch blade Gold plastic Dressed like a your dad Sewing his own arm. The best 5000 upfront 50 a night. All medical expenses. Why are the women carrying switch blades? Bad ass car Shirtless dudes dancing in the bar High wasted pants Bar rescue! Bouncer school. Anyone else here dealing? Expect the unexpected. Ever get thrown out of a bar? Cock sucker – 2 nouns put together. Car gets trashed Skinny dippers – he likes to watch to watch (from National Lampoon Radio Hour) What’s with the 50’s soundtrack?

MST3k’s” Kevin Murphy talks about the history of “Tom Servo,” the show, RiffTrax and why “Manos” is his favorite/least favorite movie ever. Ever. From Wiki- Kevin Wagner Murphy (born November 3, 1956) is an American actor and writer best known as the voice and puppeteer of Tom Servo on the Peabody Award-winning comedy series Mystery Science Theater 3000. Murphy also records audio commentary tracks with Michael J. Nelson and Bill Corbett for Nelson’s RiffTrax website. For eleven years Murphy was a writer for MST3K; for nine of those years, he also voiced and operated the robot Tom Servo, replacing original cast member J. Elvis Weinstein. After taking over the role of Servo, an anonymous person sent him a 6-foot-long (1.8 m) banner that read “I HATE TOM SERVO’S NEW VOICE.” Flattered by the enormous amount of effort taken to heckle him, Murphy hung the banner in his office for over a year. During the final three years of the series, he additionally portrayed Professor Bobo, an English-speaking mountain gorilla in the style of Planet of the Apes. After the end of MST3K, Murphy spent the year 2001 going to a different movie every day and wrote a book about this experience, entitled A Year at the Movies: One Man’s Filmgoing Odyssey. During his year at the movies, Murphy samples theatres from small-town boxes to urban megaplexes, attempts (and rejects) a theatre-food diet, suffers a kidney stone, visits both the Sundance and Cannes film festivals, sneaks Thanksgiving dinner into a showing of Monsters, Inc., and records all of these experiences, both good and bad. His feat – viewing over four hundred films on four continents – was mentioned in Ripley’s Believe It or Not. Murphy holds a BA in journalism from the University of Utah and an MA in directing for the stage and screen, from the ...

MST3k’s” Kevin Murphy talks about the history of “Tom Servo,” the show, RiffTrax and why “Manos” is his favorite/least favorite movie ever. Ever. From Wiki- Kevin Wagner Murphy (born November 3, 1956) is an American actor and writer best known as the voice and puppeteer of Tom Servo on the Peabody Award-winning comedy series Mystery Science Theater 3000. Murphy also records audio commentary tracks with Michael J. Nelson and Bill Corbett for Nelson’s RiffTrax website. For eleven years Murphy was a writer for MST3K; for nine of those years, he also voiced and operated the robot Tom Servo, replacing original cast member J. Elvis Weinstein. After taking over the role of Servo, an anonymous person sent him a 6-foot-long (1.8 m) banner that read “I HATE TOM SERVO’S NEW VOICE.” Flattered by the enormous amount of effort taken to heckle him, Murphy hung the banner in his office for over a year. During the final three years of the series, he additionally portrayed Professor Bobo, an English-speaking mountain gorilla in the style of Planet of the Apes. After the end of MST3K, Murphy spent the year 2001 going to a different movie every day and wrote a book about this experience, entitled A Year at the Movies: One Man’s Filmgoing Odyssey. During his year at the movies, Murphy samples theatres from small-town boxes to urban megaplexes, attempts (and rejects) a theatre-food diet, suffers a kidney stone, visits both the Sundance and Cannes film festivals, sneaks Thanksgiving dinner into a showing of Monsters, Inc., and records all of these experiences, both good and bad. His feat – viewing over four hundred films on four continents – was mentioned in Ripley’s Believe It or Not. Murphy holds a BA in journalism from the University of Utah and an MA in directing for the stage and screen, from the ...

It’s our 3rd annual Fall TV Preview. Marc Berman talks about the highs and lows of the fall TV season. The first show to be cancelled? Will “Nashville” work? Will the Flintstones return? The breakout hit of the season? Is the CW going out of business? Do shows with Monkeys work? TV Media Insights’ Marc Berman will tell you! Next week we interview from MST3000, Kevin Smith aka “Tom Servo.” More TV centered Episodes on Proudly Resents: Who make worse TV? US or UK? Nicko and I go through the five worst from each country. There’s some great bad stuff. Worst Sitcom of last year and of most years. Cross dressing drunks! “Work it!” TV Cancellation League. Grantland’s Andy Greenwald  Predicts the first failure of the fall season. The King of TV talks TV that becomes films:    

It’s our 3rd annual Fall TV Preview. Marc Berman talks about the highs and lows of the fall TV season. The first show to be cancelled? Will “Nashville” work? Will the Flintstones return? The breakout hit of the season? Is the CW going out of business? Do shows with Monkeys work? TV Media Insights’ Marc Berman will tell you! Next week we interview from MST3000, Kevin Smith aka “Tom Servo.” More TV centered Episodes on Proudly Resents: Who make worse TV? US or UK? Nicko and I go through the five worst from each country. There’s some great bad stuff. Worst Sitcom of last year and of most years. Cross dressing drunks! “Work it!” TV Cancellation League. Grantland’s Andy Greenwald  Predicts the first failure of the fall season. The King of TV talks TV that becomes films:    

Keith and the Girl’s Keith and Chemda  talk about Chemda’s favorite film of all time, ever, “Drop Dead Fred.” Yikes. Phoebe Cates has an imaginary friend  (Rik Mayall) who comes back in her life doing his best Beetlejuice impression. Apparently Fred is not real. I thought he was. You agree with me, right?  Watch the movie here. Go to our Facebook page to tell Chemda what you think. Comedy writer and host Jonathan Corbett (“Dream Tweet”)  joins in too! Here’s a link to some interesting “Drop Dead Fred” Fanfiction. It seems like the people who wrote it, also think that Fred is real. I can’t believe I was the only one.  

Keith and the Girl’s Keith and Chemda  talk about Chemda’s favorite film of all time, ever, “Drop Dead Fred.” Yikes. Phoebe Cates has an imaginary friend  (Rik Mayall) who comes back in her life doing his best Beetlejuice impression. Apparently Fred is not real. I thought he was. You agree with me, right?  Watch the movie here. Go to our Facebook page to tell Chemda what you think. Comedy writer and host Jonathan Corbett (“Dream Tweet”)  joins in too! Here’s a link to some interesting “Drop Dead Fred” Fanfiction. It seems like the people who wrote it, also think that Fred is real. I can’t believe I was the only one.  

  Andy Kaufman’s alter ego/favorite singer is and always will be Tony Clifton. Tony and Andy performed together and separately. Tony tells all about Kaufman. We’re backstage with Tony and his showgirls getting the inside scoop on Kaufman’s obsessions, is Andy dead, the sneaky way Jim Carey got the role in “Man on the Moon,” how Judd Apatow is involved and most importantly, THE DOCUMENTARY JIM CAREY DOESN’T WANT YOU TO SEE. SEE TONY CLIFTON AT THE COMEDY STORE Next week, Keith and the Girl come by for a little “Drop Dead Fred” action! At the end of the show, there’s a bonus!

  Andy Kaufman’s alter ego/favorite singer is and always will be Tony Clifton. Tony and Andy performed together and separately. Tony tells all about Kaufman. We’re backstage with Tony and his showgirls getting the inside scoop on Kaufman’s obsessions, is Andy dead, the sneaky way Jim Carey got the role in “Man on the Moon,” how Judd Apatow is involved and most importantly, THE DOCUMENTARY JIM CAREY DOESN’T WANT YOU TO SEE. SEE TONY CLIFTON AT THE COMEDY STORE Next week, Keith and the Girl come by for a little “Drop Dead Fred” action! At the end of the show, there’s a bonus!

Sherman Hemsley died of cancer. Boring. Unless “Ghost Fever” is a form of cancer. In honor of the post Morten report, here’s the lost episode of “Proudly Resents” which features Joey La Pena and Mike Spiegelman talking about Sherman’s big flop “Ghost Fever.” This episode was pulled from rotation b/c Joey turned on his Iphone at the end of the show and messed up the audio. But the show is funny, breezy and different than the other show about this movie…why? Because Mike and Joey love this film. Also, different stories and background. At the end of the show we talk about other podcasts that we are listening to. What shows, besides the popular, usual suspects do you listen to?

Sherman Hemsley died of cancer. Boring. Unless “Ghost Fever” is a form of cancer. In honor of the post Morten report, here’s the lost episode of “Proudly Resents” which features Joey La Pena and Mike Spiegelman talking about Sherman’s big flop “Ghost Fever.” This episode was pulled from rotation b/c Joey turned on his Iphone at the end of the show and messed up the audio. But the show is funny, breezy and different than the other show about this movie…why? Because Mike and Joey love this film. Also, different stories and background. At the end of the show we talk about other podcasts that we are listening to. What shows, besides the popular, usual suspects do you listen to?