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This is really (kind of) bad-good: Brooke Langton (before Melrose Place fame) is a sorority girl that let's three freshmen (one of them is Chris Hardwick) move in with her in the eponymous beach house in Venice because they don't have a place to stay and the semester has long started. Chaos is inevitable. Chris Hardwick turns into a Jim Morrison imitation/reincarnation and it's absolutely not funny or good in any way. Brooke Langton is obviously very beautiful and keeps the whole story kind of together (as far as that is possible). The movie plays all it's genre cards but not very well. The script/dialogues are ludacris I think you just have to see for yourself. Although this must have been a complete flop (maybe not on VHS), there was even a sequel of sorts with two of the main guys (incl. Chris Hardwick) but Brooke Langton wasn't in it as she was already moving up the ladder with Melrose Place. Beach House was a limited release in February 1996 but mostly DTV and is quite hard to find, I saw it on some classic TV channel by chance.
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Deathstalker 2: Duel of the Titans (1987)
Dirty Teacher Hands posted a topic in Bad Movie Recommendations
This post has a soundtrack: http://www.anthonypryor.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/deathstalker.mp3 Imagine a world where magic, barbarians, amazons, and ninjas are all real. Now imagine that world populated only by porn stars and circus freaks. This is the world our film presents. It has nothing to do with Deathstalker 1, 3, or 4, nor is it any kind of sequel to Barbarian Queen, even though it uses a lot of the same footage. It doesn't even have any titans in it. With great pleasure, I submit for your consideration my favorite sword and sorcery epic/cash grab: DEATHSTALKER 2: DUEL OF THE TITANS Directed by Jim Wynorski (94 directorial credits including such classics as Dinocrock vs. Supergator, The Da Vinci Coed, and The Bare Wench Project 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5) Produced by Frank K. Issac (Beastmaster, Barbarian Queen), Héctor Olivera (The Warrior and the Sorceress, Deathstalker), and Roger Fucking Corman. Please or -
comedy Plugs? They Go In Your Butt, Bro!
Shaboodle Comedy On Youtube posted a topic in "Plugs" Theme Song Submissions
Where do the plugs go? Well, they travel on a journey never before seen. You place them inside your butt, take them out, and hand them over to Scott! It's THAT EASY. -
Written by Nia Vardalos, who wrote the hit rom-com My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002). My Life in Ruins (Driving Aphordite in the UK) has 9% on RT and abysmal reviews. According to Wikipedia, the script was originally written by Mike Reiss (The Simpsons), but was rewritten by Vardalos. I haven't watched it yet, but the trailer is painful - they could barely find a joke in the film to include. Vardalos seems bored in it. It actually has a solid cast including Richard Dreyfuss and Rachel Dratch. It looks like another example of a movie that tries to recreate the success of a previous film with the same writer, producers, etc. but the result is so sad and limp. Has anyone seen it?
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Where do I begin? Ok, for some reason early last year I thought it would be a REALLY good idea to start a live show called 'Smoking Weed and Channeling Aliens'... Which is either as crazy is or less crazy than it sounds, but still crazy I know. I always prefaced that it was for entertainment/comedy purposes only and not "actual" "serious" "channeling", it's more like improv... but with aliens :) Anyway, I don't wanna go into details, but certain people found out about the show and got upset so I stopped doing the show and took em all down. Around 300 of them!!! Yeah, so basically I have a bunch of audio that certain parts would make for an interesting podcast, but I don't know exactly how to edit it down cause there's a lot of silence, talking to livechatters and heaps and heaps and HEAPS of coughing! Anyway, I'm going to add music and stuff before I release it, but here's a link to the rough cut of episode 1. Any feedback would be appreciated and if you're interested in editing the audio and a bunch of other stuff send me a PM :) https://drive.google.com/open?id=1orcOk0RpGYxKz0A5YjD638MBFllzAxFA Cheers! HB
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No you didn't dream this movie, it actually exists. The Peanut Butter solution is a "family comedy" that scared the shit out of anyone who watched it in the 80s. And that's not just because the entire soundtrack consists of songs by an up-and-coming singer called Celine Dion. Michael loses his hair in a fright at a haunted house, then ghosts tell him to restore his hair with peanut butter. Now the hair won't stop growing. Michael's small asian friend decides to put the peanut butter solution on his balls, family fun ensues. A creepy art teacher then kidnaps Michael to make magic paintbrushes from his hair. Meanwhile, Michael's mother takes off to Australia so his sister takes over the role of mother, dealing with the father's issues and wearing the mother's clothes and shoes. FOR NO REASON. Holy crap I'm going to have nightmares tonight just from writing this. See the trailer here, but don't believe the happiness: http://jezebel.com/5...ilm-of-all-time Watch the full film here: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2798924676514781836 Did anyone else have their childhood ruined by this film? It's ok, this is a safe place
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This movie has to be done. Reasons: Bus full of "Lucys" (WAAAAHHHHHHHHH) Kathy Bates as a squirrel saleswoman Newman and the heart transplant John Cleese's ridiculous bets HELICOPTER ATTACK Attempted murders for virtually no reason other than petty annoyances Narcoleptic Rowan Atkinson The Barbie museum Prairie Doggin' Seth Greens terrorist attack on an airport ...AND SO MUCH MORE FUN FACTS This movie features three Oscar winners.
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Hi Guys, Me and my mates decided to make a podcast in January and have released nine episodes since. We’re looking for ways to increase our audience and any advice/feedback on how we can improve would be greatly appreciated! It’s a Comedy/Discussion podcast where each week some of us sit down and talk about various topics, and tell some of our funny stories! Email us at 5inthechamber5@gmail.com Thanks The 5 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/5-in-the-chamber/id1498999133 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4DL8KknhqLTGoTzm8Cmnyr?si=jN_d9eCNQdSXbNYNQFGOnQ
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comedy An Hour of Stupidity - check us out / feedback is appreciated
Tbone Jones posted a topic in General Podcasting
We are new to podcasting but learning it quickly. Apparently there is a learning curve. We would like to grow and welcome all feedback from everyone. Check us out. -
If the name sounds familiar, it's because it's one of the most imfamous movies of the 1990's. I have to say it's pretty much a definitive title for the question "How Does This Get Made?": It's the movie with the singing and dancing cockroaches. Yes, cockroaches, in all their filthy splendor. And while the budget for the movie was quite modest ($13 Million), it still has oddly competant animation of some highly entertaining cockroaches. What's more, the roaches all have squeaky "Alvin and the Chipmunks"-like voices -- they behave cartoonishly as though it were a children's movie. But this is NOT a movie for kids (it's the first movie release billed under "MTV Films" banner), and you would be a horrible parent to let kids watch this twisted movie, even if it is mostly free of explicit sex and violence. But how could a shitty (literally!) movie about gross cockroaches that dance around like they were in a Busby Berkeley musical be appealing to anyone? Well your answer is this: it made back less than $2 million in the box office, so it was a certafiable bomb. It attained cult film status on home video, and while it is certainly an awful movie, it's still rather silly gross fun, and it will definitely satisfy a morbid curiosity in how crezy an idea for a movie can be, and yet be fully realized into a feature length motion picture and then released in mainstream movie theaters across the country. Also, seeing as how it stars Jerry O'Connell, who has been a guest on Comedy Death Ray, perhaps you guys can get him in the studio to explain what the hell he was thinking. Anyway, "Joe's Apartment" is my nomination. Love the show, and I'm looking forward to more eps!
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That's My Boy is, to this day, the most awkward Adam Sandler movie I've seen in a theater. It seems that making an R-rated script gives Sandler the license to be more loud and obnoxious than any of the Real Housewives or Jersey Shores casts. Add to that the initial plot of a student-teacher affair producing a kid is not the most outrageous thing in this movie (Incest scene, I'm talking to you), Sandler being out-funnied by Vanilla Ice and Todd Bridges, and you have a movie that will literally put you in a daze as it did me walking out of the theater. It does beg the question of HDTGM?
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One of the few times I've found an interesting topic addressed in poor light - is in this new con podcast.... I love Paul f Tompkins, but barely found anything else redeeming about the first episode.... The way in which "con" is portrayed in the episode - it is honestly tough to discern what stance the podcast is choosing to take.... For example: in "dumb people town" - another podcast about obviously criminal choices (which inevitably have a net negative effect on society) - it's at least obvious that the hosts may revel in the comedic aspect, but those hosts never cross the line into actually condoning those negative behaviors.... It was frustrating to hear, what appeared to be, an actual celebration of the thought, "I should do that" or "that's a good idea" - sounded about an obviously societally detrimental idea.... Knowing that this might be taken out of context, I would propose that this podcast signals in such a way that inherently increases the problem of racial, economic, and societal Injustice... A struggling person would listen to that first episode and easily might think "... Those famous people find it funny or endearing - and the story ends up with them celebrating it.... Why not try for the big game?!".... And the affluent are likely to think "Well .... Listen to the liberal criminals - thinking that 'Robin Hood' is still a viable justification for outright theft"..... I don't have much sympathy for the rich, whom have allowed themselves to fall prey to scams.... But, nor do I celebrate those that commit actual felonies - in order to literally steal.... The podcast is almost just the opposite of dumb people town - in which I feel the exact wrong things are being lauded as admirable... It celebrates the stupidity in such a way that it seems un-ironic.... And that is setting back society (and I hesitated to even say this... But it's setting back racial stereotypes, too..... Do you really think that person in Manhatten - who has the fucking money to give - is going to hear this, and say anything other than 'I was right the entire time for never giving a dime to anyone'....? And that sets back economic and racial diversity by a real and measurable amount.... The more we believe that the rich 'must protect themselves', and that the poor 'will do whatever it takes' - the greater the divide in our nation will be...) Basically, I came off of that first episode... Feeling intellectually insulted. As a self-proclaimed liberal, I can't possibly think of an agenda, by which this would actually better society.... And, as a liberal, I literally can only conclude that this is actually consciously counter-culture.... A literal call to arms. That, this is a celebration of that which completely disregards social law - in favor of subjective "social justice"... WHICH IS NOT AN ACTUAL LIBERAL AGENDA. NO ONE REALLY WANTS THAT It seems to assume that everyone who has fallen victim to scams - either deserved it, could afford it, or didn't personally do enough to avoid it.... And Paul f Tompkins' own personal stories already proved that wasn't always the case! Yet, the podcast seemed to still take this oddly (over-ironic?) - simply terrible approach - of actually addressing the reality of the topic.... If they could have actually told me anything I didn't already know about the subject.... Maybe that would be redeeming... But, the reality is: I learned next to nothing; I felt like the opinions expressed were detrimental to the overall discussion about the topic of criminal behaviour and "Justice"; and, it really just came off in generally poor taste. As a fan of comedy: meh As a fan of actual progressive social discourse: terrible. Absolutely awful
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A lot of big movie stars are regretting agreeing to be in this bomb. Many critics are giving it zero out of four stars
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Looking for a job (assistant producer, etc.), experience in comedy
jakehouston posted a topic in Jobs Forum
Hi! I am a recent college graduate looking to begin a career in comedy. I have extensive experience writing comedy, mainly from serving as one of two Editors in Chief of my college humor publication, The Yale Record, and from performing standup. I am very passionate about podcasts and would love to work for Earwolf! I would be happy to send along my resume if needed. Thank you so much! - Jake Houston -
The title alone is pretty fuckin' ridiculous(and could be seen as somewhat racist), but hold onto your assholes, it gets worse. It stars Sean Penn and the dark succubus known as "Madonna" as star crossed lovers in Shanghai(let that marinate for a moment). He's a treasure hunter, she's a nurse seeking the healing powers of opium for her patients(yes, that is the actual synopsis). It cost 17 million dollars, and only grossed 2.7 million, and Madonna won worst actress at the razzies. The trailer:
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Hey everyone we're back to try to get literally anyone to listen and give feedback. This podcast of ours is one of our normal improv comedy podcast: This podcast is a bit more obscure with one of the reoccuring characters we have, Mr. Fingernails:
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Judging by the first 10 minutes of The FP this ridiculous satire would be perfect for the podcast. It revolves around a gang war fought through a knockoff acrcade game in the style of Dance Dance Revolution.
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"Plug Us Up" - lyrics written by Gabriel Manak of MANAK. Input, Output, Bigfoot, Proudfoot. They love Plugs. Thin man, Aukerman, Comedians flock to him Cos they've got Plugs. You've got Plugs. Plug us up!
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synopsis: An imperial guard and his three traitorous childhood friends ordered to hunt him down get accidentally buried and kept frozen in time. 400 years later passes and they are defrosted continuing the battle they left behind. Oh boy, where to begin... I immediately thought "what a field day Paul, June, & Jason would have with this movie." There are flashbacks that come out of nowhere, superhuman strength, Krishna's Penis, & crazy long streams of piss (you'll see). It came out in 3D, I didn't watch it in 3D, but I imagine it was silly. I would actually recommend this movie because it's kind of hilarious and has some great fight scenes, but you really need to see it to understand. I watched it because it has Donnie Yen (Ip man). Oh Donnie... It's on Netflix, so you don't need to buy it. HOW DID THIS GET MADEEEEE??? TELL MEEEEE! imdb: ICEMAN
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It had a documentary entitled "Best/Worst Movie" directed by the child star of this confusing cult classic. Endless fodder for Paul, June, Jason and guest.
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I'm a big fan of bad movies but I do draw the line with absolute nonsensical plots, no budget and unwatchable actors (and this is in reference to Thankskilling quality movies). I love anything Steve Reimi, Kurtzman or Wes Cravin which gave me the appreciation for this movie that I really hope you guys check out -- its called "The Wishmaster" by Robert Kurtzman. You can find it Free on FEARNET on demand. Seriously, please watch this. In a nutshell - a demon from hell grants peoples wishes, but of course there is an evil (and ridiculous) catch to his generosity which is: yes the wish may be granted but only in a hurtful manner. Non-movie related example: A person would ask the Wishmaster to become famous, loved and a pleasure for everyone to see. The devil would grant the request but the twist is that the person will be turned into a painting and be showed off in a museum or something. Throughout the movie people are getting duped by this guy. Alongside "great" special effects, late 90s attire, desperate (but perfect acting) and overall a great ride, this is one movie that you do not want to miss. Luckily for us fans, there are 3 Wishmaster movies to enjoy. So far I have only seen the 1st but I am eager to catch the rest. Get some friends together and have fun watching this movie. It is a blast from the very first scene. Thank you!
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I've been holding in this fart for 6 hours now and... oh god... here it comes...
thedebaucherousdweeb posted a topic in New Catchphrase Suggestions
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Just putting this one out there. I remember it being in theaters, but have yet to see it (will soon, it's on the Encore schedule), but I wanted to throw it out there since Stallone will soon become king of HDTGM: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6UNQB1Lo1s
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New Version Of Our Podcast (feedback requested)
Sketchy Nonsense posted a topic in General Podcasting
Hey everyone my name is Nick from Sketchy Nonsense. We have been trying to reformat our show to make it better. We have been going for more of a comedy route as of late and would love some feedback. Linked below is two podcast that we have tried this format on. We're trying to use news and other topical things with comedy sketches. Let us know how we are doing or what we could do better. Thanks
