Proudly Resents: The cult movie podcast

This movie contains the worst movie line ever. "Shark Attack 3:Megalodon" is regarded as one of the best/worst movies. It's star, John Barrowman is not only a working actor, but well known in England and soon to host "Sing Your Face Off" on ABC. The guy who said the worst line in film, ever, is now famous? He was even on "Touchwood" and the "Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special?" This can't be true. For the whole story we went to our British Bad Film Friend, Nicko. Nicko was so moved by this film when she saw it, she and partner Joe co-founded the Bad Film Club. There's a line in the movie that is widely known as the worst line ever. We discuss where how that scene came to be. Warning! NSFW! Watch the clip here. This is a must see movie.

The King of TV Paul Goebel gives his royal opinions on the new fall line up. The TV networks have announced their new players and we judge them based on a couple of clips. It's the final word on the new line up! Tell us what you think will be the big winners and loser. Call our hotline (646) 481-5476 or write Proudpod@gmail.com.  

Look out! Nails! These nails will get you just by going in your hands. It's "Nail Gun Massacre" a very fun slasher film where the killer dishes out bad one liners and nail influenced death. Todd Levin ("Conan") and Adam Spiegelman (Proudly  Resents) talk about this great bad movie and what the Sklar Brothers would be like as mass murders. Clips were taken out of the show b/c the NGM people pulled down other sites that played clips. But I was able to get the ending of the movie off youtube. It's not in English, but it wouldn't make any more sense if it was.

Listen Here! Tommy Wiseau didn't direct "The Room?" Sandy Schklair claims  that when he was hired for vanity project he was asked to also "Tell the actors where to go and to call 'action' and 'cut." Sandy never thought the movie would be seen, by anyone. Faster than you can say "Springtime for Hitler," "The Room" is an international hit and Tommy is taking all the credit. Sandy sits down with host Adam Spiegelman and spills all the behind the scenes details of the movie that was never meant to be. Fans, get ready! 93% of your questions about the film are answered. If you've never seen the film you'll love the tale of how this movie got made. If you have any other questions or any comments for Sandy or the show, email us at proudpod@gmail.com or leave a message on our hotline, (646) 481-5476. Check out our site for more "The Room" stuff including the video game. Say something nice about our show on itunes. We recorded during Sandy's lunch break on the Paramount lot. We're in a tent, but you can still hear the wind flying by and workers working. I tried to cut out my audio when Sandy was talking to cut down on the background noise.  Thanks to the sound crew at "Supah Ninjas" for recording the interview. - Adam

"Xandu" is both one of the biggest flops & most loved movie of all time. Writer Chris Regan (The Daily Show), actress Judith Benezra and host Adam Spiegelman get critical and historical on this film. Learn how and why it was made. Why Gene Kelly came out of retirement for this, his final movie. Why roller skates? And we ask "Is that graffiti or are you just happy to see me?"

Eric Drysdale (writer, "The Colbert Report"), Jimmy Dore (host, "Comedy and Everything Eles") and Adam Spiegelman proudly resent "The Apple." It's a movie musical about the devil, disco and elements stolen from better films like "Tommy," "Rocky Horror" and "Xanadu." This 1980 movie takes place in the way future date or 1994. The whole world is run by disco music, angular clothing, rectangle glasses and entertainment. I guess they didn't know that Napster was only 5 years away. Also, Nigel Lythgoe, the judge from "So You Think You Can Dance" and EP of "American Idol," choreographed this film. They should have asked the actors in the film if they thought they could dance before casting them. This movie is great fun. If you've seen it, let us know what you think. If you haven't, you'll love hearing about it.

Before  "Anger Management" and "Two and a Half Men," Charlie Sheen was drinking deer blood with C. Thomas Howell, Patrick Swayze, Jennifer Grey and 10,000 gun carrying Ruskies in this NRA fantasy, "Red Dawn." TRIVIA ANSWER: THIS IS THE FIRST MOVIE TO BE RELEASED AS PG-13. Jim Fourniadis ("Star Wars Live") and Mike Spiegelman (Adam's brother) talk about the signature film of "Bad Movie Night" at the Dark Room in San Francisco. WATCH THE TRAILER FOR THE  "RED DAWN" REMAKE!

Listeners called in to tell us the best worst movie they saw last year. Now 1/2 way through 2011 we're playing them. They're a great bunch of different films from all different people. check it out, agree, disagree, guest how many of the callers are baked. Call us (646) 481-5476 w/ ur thoughts. Callers include: Kent, Mike, Yuri, Matt, FM,  Riz, The "Filmjitzu guys," the "We Hate Movies" guy,  Felber (from his car phone!) and many more! Star studded!

The Razzies & a tiny actor. The founder of the Razzies  talks about giving out awards for the worst movies of the year and if he’ll let Sandra Bullock off the hook. First we talk to a very small Italian actor who was a troll in  "Troll 2," a black swan in “Black Swan” and  a   pretty horse in “All the Pretty Horses.” Sean Conroy (UCB) and Marilyn Ghigliotti (“Clerks”) co-host with Adam Spiegelman.

"Troll 2" star George Hardy (the dad) talks to us about cheap sets, flubbing lines, stale pizza and his opinions on another cult classic, "The Room." You'll be surprised at his review. Plus, Sean Conroy (UCB) and Marilyn Ghigliotti ("Clerks") & host Adam Spiegelman talk about the what is considered the best worst movie and the "E.T." of PU. Listen Below: An interview with a troll from "Troll 2" and the creator of the Razzies. Sean & Marilyn  & Adam co-host. If you like click "Like."

Comedians Al Madrigal & Chris Spencer are two comics branching out into movies. Chris has worked with legendary Uwe Boll twice and lived to talk (all) about it. Al is struggling with if he should play up to the stereotype or not. We answer questions What's like to work with Uwe Boll? Is it ok  to be a stereotype? Why is Cuba Gooding, Jr chucking a spear? What's a "Cash Grab?" Was Chris in the most offensive comedy ever? Why does Al sound like Allan Alda? Why is this famous director beating up bloggers? To listen: Go to iTunes and sign up for "Proudly Resents" or press “play” on the player at the top  of the post. Click “like” if you like it.

Steve Agee (Sarah Silverman Program) and Todd Levin (Conan) join us to talk about the Robocop rip off "ROTOR." Hear about: pointless plots, bottomless gaffs, a  'roided out Tyne Daly with a gray mohawk, white guys in red face and Woody Allen robots. Plus Steve tells us how to get 1 million twitter followers and how having the ultimate dream job can be a nightmare. Host Adam Spiegelman ("Proudly Resents") pitches his new sitcom! To listen go to iTunes or press “play” on the player at the top of the post. Click “like” if you like it.

"Tron Guy" joins us to talk about "Tron: Legacy." A grown man dresses like the 80's video game star "Tron" and becomes one a viral star. NPR's Adam Felber, Daily Show's Paul Sullivan and Eric Danger Nienhaus join us to interview the internet meme "Tron Guy" and discuss this shambles of a sequel. Adam Spiegelman (this podcast) hosts. To listen go to iTunes or press "play" on the player at the top of the post. Click "like" if you like it. Thanks, Programs!

The King of TV (Paul Goebel) and the VP of Schlock (Adam Spiegelman) talk about movies that became TV shows, great cult shows and other TV related business. I don't know what else to say. Paul is a great guy and this is a fun episode. Enjoy!

Is announcer Shadoe Stevens the new Rambo? Would George Lucas let a 50 seat theater do a live version of "Star Wars?" First we talk about  "Traxx" the comedy/action film that's on the top of our all time best/worst. Stevens plays a mercenary who just wants to make cookies. Then we talk to director of "Star Wars Live" an authorized stage version of the movie that started it all. Comedian Mike Spiegelman and The Dark Room co-founder Jim Fourniadis join Adam Spiegelman from The Dark Room in San Francisco. Bonus - Special Announcer - Eddie Pepitone from "The Long Shot" podcast. In a rare non-Fake Gallery appearance! Listen  on   itunes or Zune or click the player at the bottom of the post. look on the tool bar for trailers and scenes. Press "like" if you like.