Machete, Peanuts, Penn and Teller
James at Comic-Con Day 2 Part 1
Sunday, July 25th, 2010
More Horror Trivia!
This time we look at a new trivia book entitled “The Amazing Colossal Book of Horror Trivia”. The categories include, Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Nosferatu, Dracula (1931), Horror of Dracula, From Dusk Till Dawn, Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein and Ghostbusters. That’s it for Trivia Tuesday. Maybe we’ll do more [...]
A Talk With Bert I. Gordon
At Monster Bash, we caught up with Bert I. Gordon, director of many monster movies such as Earth Vs. the Spider (1958) and The Amazing Colossal Man (1957), just to name a couple examples. His autobiography has just been finished and can be purchased (autographed) from his website BertIGordon.com.
Godzilla Trivia
Trivia Tuesday! Who can resist Godzilla trivia?
Top 10 Shitty Shatner Movies
William Shatner has been known to lift the presence of some bad movies. Here’s Cinemassacre’s Top 10 picks of movies that we wouldn’t give a damn about, had it not been for the Shat!
A Talk With the Living Dead Dudes
Interviews with the cast from Night of the Living Dead. Bill Hinzman (cemetery zombie), John Russo (screenwriter, tire iron zombie) and George Kosana (The Sheriff himself!)
Werewolf Trivia
It’s Trivia Tuesday! This time we look at the Werewolf chapter of the trivia book.
Mike Nelson Interview
Mike Nelson was the head writer and host of Mystery Science Theater 3000. He is now part of the online hilarious movie mocking site Rifftrax. The people at Rifftrax were very nice reaching out to me and setting up this phone interview with the man himself. Also, special thanks to Matt Conant for helping me figure [...]
Mummy Trivia
After finishing the Frankenstein chapter, we move to the Mummy trivia.
I double-checked: The Mummy’s Curse (1944) takes place in 1997, according to IMDB.
hmm, that Penn and Teller game sounds like it would make a funny review video. Maybe SOMEBODY should look into doing that, perhaps.
Penn and Teller RULES! Too bad you missed Machete, but then again, you were monstrously hungry. It’s cool Peanuts is going back to its roots, but I honestly probably won’t watch the new show. I think their glory days are WAY behind them!
cooool info about machete’s random gig and the peanut’s resurgence:-D
What a great birthday present!!!! You’re the nerd, m-man…..
this show kicks ass
Damn man, you were at Penn and Teller? I was there too. I actually met up with the girl afterwards and she was talking about the first time Penn threw the ring “Through her throat”, she was wondering what was going on. When people started laughing she though that teller or Penn were making bunny ears behind her head or something. She was pretty cool.
That was in line for Rifftrax, which you should’ve gone to >:C
The Peanuts are so famous that even I, in Central-Europe got to see that before last Christmas.
I think people are confused & are going from Day 1 Part 1, to Day 1 Part 2 to Day 2 Part 2. Notice how many comments there are on this video compared to the other 3.
Some one dressed up as Mario passed you.
10 responses??????
Don’t quit your day job, or rediscover yourself. I’d rather comment on progress of your new film projects and upcoming AVGN releases. You have production talent, but this stuff is BLEH. Any noob can walk around a comic convention with lame commentary.
I spotted a Naruto cosplayer, and someone who looked like she had horns from Elfen Lied, but with blue hair. Anyone know what that was? Maybe they were cat ears…
Yay for Peanuts!
I was at that Machete screening, they just showed and extended trailer, I met Robert Rodriguez, Michelle Rodriguez (I even gave her a silk Rose I found), and Danny Trejo (whom is hilarious), but it was really good because they gave out free tacos, mixed drinks, and beer. I was drunk by the end of the night, and they also had a DJ and go go dancers