We hope you have as much fun watching it as we did making it.
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Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
They Saved Hitler's Brain (or, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Mandoras)
Sadly, we lost our first recording of the discussion of this movie. We stood up, dusted ourselves off, and got right back on the Hitler the next night. The episode is available from iTunes and on Libsyn. Please rate us on iTunes or leave some feedback on Archive. Thanks!
Next Up: We're going to be offering a full movie with riffs, zingers, and jabs. We expect it to be available on our normal release schedule. Get ready for Bloody Pit of Horror.
Kyle: Hasbro's preliminary version of Teddy Ruxpin was a huge flop.
Matt: "You don't look happy, Führer. Is it too boxy?"
Next Up: We're going to be offering a full movie with riffs, zingers, and jabs. We expect it to be available on our normal release schedule. Get ready for Bloody Pit of Horror.
SEAHAWKS!
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Electronic Phantasmagoria
A wonderful mix of electronic music from '60s & '70s soundtracks from The Ghost of the Weed Garden, custom-made by the blogger. Highly recommended Moog deliciousness to skew any boring old day from the commonplace to the sinister & strange.
Monday, January 20, 2014
DEADLY PREY! ...and what's next
We were all charmed by this '80s cherry bomb of manly manliness and masculinity...and blowing stuff up.It's available on iTunes and on Libsyn.
Dear Movie-makers,
we are not interested. Thanks!
The That's Cool, That's Trash gang, age 12
NEXT UP:
The Madmen of Mandoras, more commonly known as THEY SAVED HITLER'S BRAIN!
Dear Movie-makers,
Unless this happens
someone puts his shoulder back into joint
or you have Cameron Mitchell,
we are not interested. Thanks!
The That's Cool, That's Trash gang, age 12
NEXT UP:
The Madmen of Mandoras, more commonly known as THEY SAVED HITLER'S BRAIN!
Monday, January 13, 2014
Tasty Riffs
We here TCTT™ are very excited about offering you a movie with riffs à la the comedy brains of Mystery Science Theater 3000 and RiffTrax. We were so excited to get started, we picked a public domain movie, Bloody Pit of Hell, without checking to see if it had been done...it has.
Not to be discouraged, we decided to press on (without seeing the RT version) and treat this movie as a "pilot." The film should be available by the end of February. The thing is, we've had so much fun getting ready for it, we already know we want to do more. We're hoping to join the RiffTrax "iRiff" family and offer our second video through their site. So, without further ado, our next movie for download with riffs will be CATHY'S CURSE (a.k.a. Cauchemares), 1977.
And, following that, in the Spring, we'll riff the sexy Invasion of the Bee Girls!
Not to be discouraged, we decided to press on (without seeing the RT version) and treat this movie as a "pilot." The film should be available by the end of February. The thing is, we've had so much fun getting ready for it, we already know we want to do more. We're hoping to join the RiffTrax "iRiff" family and offer our second video through their site. So, without further ado, our next movie for download with riffs will be CATHY'S CURSE (a.k.a. Cauchemares), 1977.
And, following that, in the Spring, we'll riff the sexy Invasion of the Bee Girls!
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
R.I.P. Mike Vraney, founder of SOMETHING WEIRD VIDEO
Mike Vraney was a personal hero of mine. His company "Something Weird Video" released countless legendary movies that were previously unavailable commercially (which, in the pre-YouTube days, meant they were unavailable, period.)
Mike Vraney, founder of the Seattle-based exploitation boutique home video company Something Weird, has died at the age of 56, following a long struggle with lung cancer. A true friend to underground movie cultists and pop-culture history buffs everywhere, Vraney worked as a teenage projectionist at drive-ins and porno theaters, ran a comic-book store, and managed punk bands before starting Something Weird in 1990, at the apex of the VHS age...
Read the rest of the story here
Mike Vraney, founder of the Seattle-based exploitation boutique home video company Something Weird, has died at the age of 56, following a long struggle with lung cancer. A true friend to underground movie cultists and pop-culture history buffs everywhere, Vraney worked as a teenage projectionist at drive-ins and porno theaters, ran a comic-book store, and managed punk bands before starting Something Weird in 1990, at the apex of the VHS age...
Read the rest of the story here
Sunday, January 5, 2014
ABBY podcast (or, "Is There a Blaxorcist in the House?")
We are proud to present our Abby episode. Available on iTunes and on its Libsyn page.
Sadly, this is Eshu's good side...
Tell us your favorite "blaxploitation" film in the comments for this post.
NEXT UP: DEADLY PREY
A group of sadistic mercenaries kidnap people off the streets and set
them loose on the grounds of their secret camp, so the "students" at the
camp can learn how to track down and kill their prey. Yet another adaptation of the story "The Most Dangerous Game" with some Vietnam vet First Blood & Rambo: First Blood Part II thrown in there. Get ready to fall in love with the '80s all over again.
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