Discussing Zoolander with the hilarious, scene stealing actor who played "Todd"... Nathan Lee Graham.

We discuss Nathan's life as an actor and grammy winning performer, Zoolander trivia, Webster University, how 9/11 impacted the path of Zoolander more. 

Catching up with legendary actor Mark Holton...the man who brought "Francis Buxton" in Pee Wee's Big Adventure and "Chubby" in the Teen Wolf movies to life.

Mark has been in about a million things since the early 80's.  He famously yelled "Hey, It's Enrico Palazzo" in Naked Gun, he played Ozzie in Leprechaun and even appeared on an episode of Seinfeld.

Well, in the early 2000's Mark essentially vanished.  Luckily I was able to track him down and the conversation we ended up having was so much fun!

Discussing the 80's tv show Small Wonder with two of the show's stars- Martha Pennington and Jerry Supiran.  This sci-fi sitcom blazed its trail in first-run syndication aired from 1985-1989 and featured a robot in the form of a 10 year old girl.  

It was weird and fun and everybody remembers this show.  

This episode explores the 1984 classic "Ghostbusters".  We discuss filming locations, original script ideas, how various special effects were pulled off, the soundtrack and more.  

Who you gonna call?  Well, in this case I called 3 people who worked on the film.  You'll hear long form interviews with Jennifer Runyon (the student doing the ESP test), Bill Bryan (creator of the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man suits who was also the guy in the suit on screen) and Mark Bryan Wilson (the Slimer puppeteer).

Are you the Keymaster?

Eraserhead was released in 1977 and has gone on to become one of the most highly regarded "midnight movies" of all time.  It was David Lynch's first feature film and the movie that made Jack Nance a cult icon.  

Our guest on this episode played "Mary X".  Charlotte Stewart has appeared in everything from Little House on the Prairie to Tremors and she has some incredible stories to tell about her life and the years she spent working on the set of Eraserhead.

Loners...Rebels...It's time to take a deep dive into the legendary 1985 film "Pee Wee's Big Adventure".  We research several of the supporting cast members who have dropped off the radar, learn about filming locations and then do a few interviews.  We'll chat with one of the film's writers (Michael Varhol), one of the "Satan's Helpers" (Terri Bolo), "Chuck" (Daryl Roach), Stephen Chiodo (Special FX) and none other than "Francis Buxton" himself, Mark Holton.  

If you love this movie, prepare to learn a TON of cool stuff about it!

In June of 1998, the teen movie genre was reborn thanks to a film called "Can't Hardly Wait".  It's a film that takes place over 24 hours- and covers high school graduation, the massive blowout party that night and the next morning where they all begin their new post-high school lives.  

We have SIX guests on this episode.  Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont wrote and directed the film...they join us.  Victor Togunde played "Reminiscing Guy"...he joins us.  Joel Michaely played "X-File Guy #1"...he joins us.  And from the music department, music supervisor Ralph Sall and music clearance executive Suzan Mann join us.

Prepare to learn A TON about this beloved teen classic!

Actor & Voice Actor Charlie Schlatter joins us to talk about life, the Ferris Bueller tv show (where he played Ferris), "18 Again" where he starred alongside George Burns, "Police Academy Mission To Moscow", Kick Buttowski (the famous animated character Charlie voiced), Shameless and much more!

Charlie is currently raising money for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and you can visit his fundraiser page at this link: http://pages.mwoy.org/calso/los18/cschlatter

He has people skills...can't you understand that?!?? Richard Riehle has appeared in over 350 movies and television show episodes.  He is without a doubt one of the most successful "character actors" in history.  He was the inventor of the "jump to conclusions mat" as "Tom Smykowski" in Office Space.  You've seen him in The Fugitive, Casino, Bridesmaids, Ferris Bueller the tv series, Grounded for Life and over 350 other things.

Richard gives us his story and some really fun stories about some of your favorite films.  

Thanks for listening!

Dean Cameron has appeared in so many incredible movies.  He was "Chainsaw" in Summer School, he was the lead in Ski School, Miracle Beach, Rockula, and countless others that you've probably seen a few hundred times on cable tv.

Dean shares a little bit of his 30+ year Hollywood story with us and gives us some candid behind the scenes stories surrounding some of those films we know and love.