105.)Al Adamson 2: Dracula vs. Frankenstein<\/p>\n
106.)Blue in the Face review, plus other footage<\/p>\n
107.)Simian theme show: the Monkees, Battle for the Planet of the Apes, “Lancelot Link,” Bye Bye Monkey, etc.<\/p>\n
108.)Showgirls review and salute to other straight-to-vids concerning strippers<\/p>\n
109.)Halloween 2: Boris Karloff mexican film<\/p>\n
110.)Jackie Chan, (amazing Thunderbolt fight scene)\/the first episode of “The Dean Martin Show”<\/p>\n
111.)Tom Waits tribute (performance clips, movie scenes, and soundtrack work)<\/p>\n
112.)Thanksgiving: Blood Freak, William Burroughs’ “Thanksgiving Prayer,” interview with NYC columnist The Phantom of the Movies, and an embarassing (but priceless) incident from the ’86 Thanksgiving Day Parade<\/p>\n
113.)Leos Carax tribute (young French wunderkind director): Bad Blood, Les Amants du Pont-Neuf<\/p>\n
114.)Georgia review\/Scopitones (French and American musical acts in campy publicity films for music-jukeboxes of the early ’60s)\/vintage TV ads<\/p>\n
115.)Psychedelic movie survey: clips chosen by cohost, zine editor Steve Puchalski<\/p>\n
116.)Psychedelic 2<\/p>\n
118.)New Years\/Dean Martin “Deceased Artiste”<\/p>\n
119.)Terry Southern “Deceased Artiste” (movie clips, Southern seen in Cocksucker Blues, reading of his work by both your humble narrator and Southern himself)<\/p>\n
120.)La Jetee (in its entirety)<\/p>\n
121.)Derek and Clive Get the Horn (vintage performance film featuring Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, at their most creative, and under the influence of various stimulants)<\/p>\n
122.)David F. Friedman interview (with clips from Friedman’s productions)<\/p>\n
123.)Johnny Legend interview (with clips)<\/p>\n
124.)Crumb review (with related clips from Comic Book Confidential, Fritz the Cat, and a glimpse at a woman I believe popped straight out of Crumb’s comix into the real world-muscular wrestler Reggie Bennett)<\/p>\n
125.)Rumble in the Bronx review and trailer\/Martin Balsam “Deceased Artiste”\/A Smell of Honey, a Swallow of Brine (David F. Friedman production, great tease dialogue and action)<\/p>\n
126.)Wong Kar-Wai interview (with clips from his films)<\/p>\n
127.)Wong Kar-Wai tribute<\/p>\n
128.)Truman Capote documentary directed by the Maysles Bros. for public television after the publication of In Cold Blood<\/p>\n
129.)From the Journals of Jean Seberg review\/Vince Edwards “Deceased Artiste”<\/p>\n
130.)Rudy Ray Moore interview (with clips)<\/p>\n
131.)”Deceased artiste”\/Tigrero review\/Women from down under review<\/p>\n
132.)Easter-more Christian craziness, with Jack Chick comics, Christian commercial artifacts and newer editions of the “Donut Hole” series of atrocities<\/p>\n
133.)The Wicked Woman (impeccably kitschy ’50s melodrama with Beverly Michaels as a waitress who’s after her boss)<\/p>\n
134.)Andy Warhol tribute: scenes from Kiss and Blowjob, SCUM Manifesto reading (with women-victorious footage), and Andy’s appearance on “The Love Boat”<\/p>\n
135.)Chow Yun-Fat tribute 2 (done in conjunction with local retro.)<\/p>\n
136.)Roger Corman interview (with clips)<\/p>\n
137.)phone interview with Gena Rowlands and Seymour Cassell (with Cassavetes film clips throughout for visuals)<\/p>\n
139.)Guy Maddin tribute<\/p>\n
141.)IP5 (Yves Montand’s last film, not a winner)\/Spirits of the Dead review<\/p>\n
142.)my birthday-a return to sleaze-Delinquent Schoolgirls<\/p>\n
(comedy about escaped cons infiltrating private girls’ school. Truly offensive in that ’70s drive-in way)<\/p>\n
143.)Dennis Potter: The Last Interview and Lipstick on Your Collar<\/p>\n
144.)Forrest J. Ackerman interview (with film footage of Ackerman’s horror idols and his appearances in B-movies<\/p>\n
145.)Margaux Hemingway “Deceased Artiste”\/Myra Breckenridge<\/p>\n
146.)Dolores Fuller interview (with Ed Wood and Elvis clips), plus In the Realm of the Senses and Women from Down Under clips (local retro)<\/p>\n
147.)Hugo Haas tribute 1 (’50s melodrama\/noir director who made several variants on The Blue Angel plotline)<\/p>\n
148.)Hugo Haas 2<\/p>\n
149.)”Steambath” (PBS presentation of Bruce Jay Friedman play from the ’70s)\/Herbert Edelman “Deceased Artiste”<\/p>\n
150.)self-published books\/instructional and specialty video tapes<\/p>\n
151.)Kansas City review\/Shopping trailer\/Hong Kong festival (local retro)<\/p>\n
152.)Jack Hill interview (with clips)<\/p>\n
153.)Jerry Lewis tribute, cohosted and clips chosen by artist Stephen Kroninger<\/p>\n
155.)Chain of influences: from Robert Wise (Odds Against Tomorrow) to Jean-Pierre Melville (Le Samourai-most clips on the show come from this film) to John Woo (The Killer) and finally that Tarantino guy (Reservoir Dogs)<\/p>\n
156.)Ted V. Mikels interview (with clips)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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