The Projection Booth

In the fall of 1997, Projection Booth co-host Rob St. Mary co-produced (among other jobs) a low-budget vampire/comedy called Tainted. Released on DVD, the film is without a commentary track. Armed with a bottle of whiskey, Rob thought he'd remedy the situation.
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Special Guests: Brett & Drew Pierce

Mike and Brett are zombies. Somehow, they awake and decide to take a road trip to find Mike’s lost love. The pair are unaware they are being chased by a company trying to hush up the zombie invasion as well as Mike’s love. Deadheads is a zom-rom-com with heart!.

We're joined by Jamie Russell, the man who wrote the book on zombies... literally. He's the author of Book of the Dead: The Complete History of Zombie Cinema.

Links:

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In the fall of 1997, Projection Booth co-host Rob St. Mary co-produced (among other jobs) a low-budget vampire/comedy called Tainted. Troma picked up the film, screened during the 1999 Cannes Film Festival, put it out on VHS and, then, DVD.

But, because of cost (and probably total lack of interest), no commentary track was ever recorded for the DVD.

At the urging of his co-host, Rob has decided to have a few drinks and talk to Mike White about it in real time.

So, sync up your copy and enjoy.

Links:

Buy Tainted on DVD

Read a "decent" review of Tainted

Tainted screened at Cannes 1999 – here's more about that edition of the festival

Watch Troma on E! in Cannes in 1999

Drunk Commentary was inspired by Cannibal: The Musical

Thomas feels like his life was stolen from him when he was switched at birth. He lives a life of quiet desperation and fantasy as "Toto le Heros."
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Special Guest: Jaco Van Dormael

Thomas feels like his life was stolen from him when he was switched at birth. He lives a life of quiet desperation and fantasy as "Toto le Heros." Writer/director Jaco Van Dormael gives us Thomas's life, the reality and the fantasy. This 1991 film along with his 1995 film, The 8th Day, paved the way to his 2009 science fiction epic Mr. Nobody.

We talk about all three films with Marcelline Block, the co-editor of the World Cinema series, including the latest volume on Belgium film.

Links:

Buy Toto le heros on Import DVD

Buy Mr. Nobody on DVD

Buy Directory of World Cinema: Belgium

Keep up with Marcelline Block

Read more about what Jaco Van Dormael has been up to

On this special report, Mike talks to Steve Byrne of the Detroit Free Press about the new Freep Film Festival that runs March 20-23, 2014.
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Smoker tells the tale of Madame Suque (Sharon Mitchell), a sexual terrorist who creates an explosive device in the form of a marital aid. When her lackey (Ron Jeremy) accidentally sells it, all manner of voyeurism and bondage break out.

Guest co-host Heather Drain joins us again to discuss Veronika Rocket's avant-garde adult film.

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On this special report, Mike talks to Steve Byrne of the Detroit Free Press about the new Freep Film Festival that runs March 20-23, 2014.

Special Guests: Ron Jeremy, Sharon Mitchell, David Christopher, Susie Bright

Smoker tells the tale of Madame Suque (Sharon Mitchell), a sexual terrorist who creates an explosive device in the form of a marital aid. When her lackey (Ron Jeremy) accidentally sells it, all manner of voyeurism and bondage break out.

Guest co-host Heather Drain joins us again to discuss Veronika Rocket's avant-garde adult film.

Links:

Buy the uncut version of Smoker on DVD

Be sure to LIKE Ron Jeremy on Facebook

Visit Susie Bright's Journal

Buy Susie Bright's The Erotic Screen Volume 1

Learn more about "The Cambria List"

Learn more about Sharon Mitchell in Golden Goddesses: 25 Legendary Women of Classic Erotic Cinema

Buy Ron Jeremy's Hardest (Working) Man in Showbiz

Read more from Heather Drain at DangerousMinds.net

We're looking at John Waters's Female Trouble. The 1974 film from the bard of Baltimore stars Divine as Dawn Davenport, a juvenile delinquent who runs into a fashionable crowd that believes crime increases your beauty. Get out your cha-cha heels and enjoy our discussion of the film with its star Mink Stole.
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