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Proudly Resents Tommy Wiseau

Jeff — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 11:06:18 +0000

If you listen to the Proudly Resents Podcast, you might remember that Adam Spiegelman had an interview with Sandy Schklair, who calmed that he actually directed the famous cult film, The Room. Now Adam gets to review the credited director, Tommy Wiseau. What an odd interview it is. If you are interested in the Room, or what video game Tommy likes, this show won’t help. It has to be heard to be believed.

Proudly Resents - The Tommy Wiseau Interview!

Horsetrack Hooligans

Jeff — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 21:59:59 +0000

An Awful show… We apologize with all our hearts.

That is not my review but the description of the podcast that appears on iTune. The podcast creators provide these descriptions.

Jordan, Chris and Warren are the host of the humor talk show called Horsetrack Hooligans. The three of them have a nice, entertaining chemistry that I really enjoy listening too.

The shows are about an hour or under and are really just the three of the host talking about whatever they want. I don’t even know if the topics are planned. I assume they are.

I can’t really think of more to say. It’s talk, it’s funny and you should give it a listen.

Visit the Horsetrack Hooligans Website

Proudly Resents Jaws the Revenge

Jeff — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 11:47:58 +0000

Nicko returns to Proudly Resents to join Adam on this review of the cinema classic, Jaws 4. Find out all the reasons why this film does not make any sence and what happens why Nicko uses the word “digger”. Caution, this podcast has about 5 minutes of laughing. I’m just guessing here, but I think both Nicko and Adam my have been drinking.

Click here to be taken to the Proudly Resents Website.

Everything about P.O.W. Camps

Jeff — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 11:23:26 +0000

The crazy guys over at Caustic Soda talk about every aspect of P.O.W. Camps from the Civil War to Guantanamo Bay with their special guest Jordan Pratt from Horsetrack Hooligans!

Check out the new episode of Caustic Soda – click here

Natty Bumperpodcast

Jeff — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 22:22:11 +0000

Did you ever get an idea in your head, you know, something you think might be funny. Imagine you had some sort of recording device next to you and you just spilled that idea into the recorder. The thing is, this recorder could only record for 3 minutes, 14 seconds. The ideas vary from day to day, so sometimes you do weird voices or sing, whatever it takes to express what was in your head. This is what I image when I hear the Natty Bumperpodcast.

Do I like the Natty Bumperpodcast? Yes I do. It is can be funny, quirky, or just insane from show to show. I listened to a dozen of these podcasts (like I said, they were under 4 minutes), and sometimes I laugh, other times I was just confused. That’s OK, since they are so short.

It is a comedy podcast, hosted by named Natty Bumpercar. Is that his real name? I assume not but you never know but that fits in the

The show is very family friendly. I find that refreshing. While some shows seem to be well thought out and well produced, other seems to be as if Natty just recorded himself for a few minutes and that was the show.

I don’t know what else to write about this strange little show but I think some words I got off the Natty Bumpercar website in which he describes himself as “big fan of making all kinds of stuff”.

Listen for yourself. It is only 3 minutes, 14 seconds!

Bumperpodcast 91 – Baby Attack

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Spider Baby on Dread Media

Jeff — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 15:51:26 +0000

I’m a huge fan of Dread Media. I listen to every show as soon as it is available. Hosted by Desmond Reddick who is a teacher and a big horror fan, takes about every aspect to the horror Genre. I’m talking books, music, graphic novels, and, of course, movies.

The film reviews are my favorite part. Desmond and his friend Darryll, discuss a wide range of films. In the most recent podcast, they talk about on of my favorite cult films, Spider Baby. This is a wonderful horror/comedy classic staring Lon Chaney Jr. and Sid Haig and directed by Jack Hill.

If you are a horror fan, do yourself a favor and listen to Dread Media!

DREAD MEDIA

Cinemasochist Review

Jeff — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 19:59:27 +0000

I have to admit that when I first listened to Cinemasochist I was a little put off. I can’t really remember which episode I listened to but it seemed to be a lot of giggle between the guys on this show, too much like a bunch of drunken frat boys than a talk show.

One more problem I had while I first listened to this was I had just review two other podcast with similar formats, We Hate Movies and Proudly Resents, and this one seemed to be the weakest of the three.

What Cinemasochists is a podcast a group of friends who watch older films that were commercial failures and review them to see if they were as bad as they remember, rate them and reflect to see if the film had any redeeming qualities. The hosts are Sean, Michael and Jacob and, for the most part they do a good job, both insightful and funny. Occasionally they bring guests who they allow to pick the film that week. Shows are usually done weekly, but not always, and are between 30 to 45 minutes.

There are times when it seems all cast members attempt to talk at once and many times one ends up trying to talk louder than the rest, resulting in heavy distortion. There is one member who seems to talk about sex and breasts a lot, funny at times, other times not. I think that a little more preparation might be helpful to the show, as I heard a few dead moments when it seemed no one had anything to say.

I have subscribed to this show and am in the process of listening to every episode. As I listen, I realize the show is getting better as they go on. I definitely recommend this podcast and give it a rating of 0. (You need to listen to the show to understand this rating).

Episode 36; Soldier (1998-Kurt Russell) or; Behind Blue Eyes

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Podcast Squared #59

Jeff — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 12:03:08 +0000

American Monsters
This spine tingling episode features podcasts about the most horrifying creatures that crawl across these United States. First, Andrew takes on Big Foot Tonight in his search for the elusive thing that probably doesn’t exist. Then Joe gives you an episode by episode encounter with America’s deadliest menace, drunken bro dudes from the AK40 podcast. If you weren’t scarred for life by that point, Andrew Jupin from We Hate Movies stops by to discuss the horrific battery of terrible movies that has terrorized America for what seems like forever

Podcast Squared #59 American Monsters

Damn it, Basal Ganglia

Jeff — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 11:55:56 +0000

The host of RadioLab, Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich, were on tour when they received an email about a crazy story by a young girl named Lisa. She had been doing experiments the Basel Ganglia of mice. By the end of the story, she just might know how the mice felt!

Radio Lab is on of my favorite podcasts. The show focuses on topics of a scientific and philosophical nature. The show attempts to approach broad, difficult topics such as “time” and “morality” in an accessible and light-hearted manner and with a distinctive audio production style.

Visit the WNYC’s Radio Lab Website

Was The Haunting in Connecticut Fiction?

Jeff — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 14:10:11 +0000

In a new episode of Monster Talk, Ray Garton talks about his book, In A Dark Place: The Story of a True Haunting. This was the book that Ed and Lorraine Warren asked him to right about the now famous Haunting in Connecticut. It seems now Ray is saying the book and Ed and Lorraine Warren might not be what the seem. In Fact, the Haunting in Connecticut might be more fiction that reality.