The Shame List Picture Show

Hello everyone! We're really excited to have Adam Rifkin on the episode this week as our special guest. Rifkin has always been a goal guest for this show and we're so happy to have him. Not only do we discuss his fascinating life and career, but we also chat about his newest film, Last Train to Fortune, which was written by his mother!

It's a fantastic conversation you won't want to miss.

For my information on Last Train to Fortune, be sure to go to https://lasttraintofortune.com/

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Edited by: Austin Proctor
Produced and Hosted by: Michael Viers
Executive Producer: Austin Proctor
Theme Music by: Austin Proctor
Opening Narration by: Nick Richards
Credits Music by: Ten-Speed
Logo Design by: Amanda Viers

Hello and welcome to another amazing episode of The Shame List Picture Show. In this episode, we are joined by Severin's David Gregory to discuss a really cool new box set that Severin is releasing: Morbid Pleasures: A Compendium Of Grand Guignol & The Grand Guignolesque. This box set will be dedicated to the infamous French theater, the Grand Guignol. This 12-disc set will feature some of the earliest silent films that took inspiration from this iconic theater with new music by Steven Severin (Siouxsie and the Banshees), David J (Bauhaus, Love And Rockets) & Tim Newman, Stephen Thrower (Coil). Not only that, but there are hours of supplemental features, feature films, and even David Gregory's wonderful documentary Theatre of Horrors: The Sordid Story of Paris' Grand Guignol.
You will not want to miss out on this box set.


Keep your eyes peeled on Severin's website to preorder at https://severinfilms.com/

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Edited by: Austin Proctor
Produced and Hosted by: Michael Viers
Executive Producer: Austin Proctor
Theme Music by: Austin Proctor
Opening Narration by: Nick Richards
Credits Music by: Ten-Speed
Logo Design by: Amanda Viers

Hello and welcome to another episode of the Shame List Picture Show! On today's episode, Michael sits down with Cara Ogburn, who is the artistic director for Milwaukee Film. On this episode we discuss her work for Milwaukee Film, the job of an artistic director, and trying to figure out what the audience wants. We also discuss a film that Cara loves as we talk about James Foley's Who's That Girl. It's a madcap movie that stars Madanna, and we get in deep about Cara's history with it and why she loves it.

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Edited by: Austin Proctor
Produced and Hosted by: Michael Viers
Executive Producer: Austin Proctor
Theme Music by: Austin Proctor
Opening Narration by: Nick Richards
Credits Music by: Ten-Speed
Logo Design by: Amanda Viers

Hello and welcome to another episode of the Shame List Picture Show! On today's episode, Michael sits down with Wisconsin independent filmmaking legend Bill Rebane to discuss his career. They delve into Bill's early days making film in Chicago, his move to Wisconsin, The Giant Spider Invasion, and much more.

On Friday, September 11th, the Milwaukee Short Film Festival will be doing a special 50th Anniversary screening of The Giant Spider Invasion, and Bill will be receiving the Pace Setter Award. Be sure to stick around with a Q&A with Bill Rebane moderated by Jon Adler.

Buy tickets for The Giant Spider Invasion here

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Edited by: Austin Proctor
Produced and Hosted by: Michael Viers
Executive Producer: Austin Proctor
Theme Music by: Austin Proctor
Opening Narration by: Nick Richards
Credits Music by: Ten-Speed
Logo Design by: Amanda Viers

Cage is the Rage is back! No longer behind a paywall, Michael and Amanda are going to bring you regular episodes where we break down Nic Cage's amazing filmography in chronological order.

On today's episode Michael & Amanda dig into The Boy in Blue (Charles Jarrott, 1986), Peggy Sue Got Married (Francis Ford Coppola, 1986), and Raising Arizona (Joel Coen, 1987). We then work on re-ranking the previously discussed films with our new system.

This is a passion project, and we hope you enjoy the ride.

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Edited by: Austin Proctor
Produced and Hosted by: Michael Viers
Executive Producer: Austin Proctor
Theme Music by: Austin Proctor
Opening Narration by: Nick Richards
Credits Music by: Ten-Speed
Logo Design by: Amanda Viers

Hello, and welcome to another episode of The Cutting Room Floor! Join me, myself, my ADHD, and a special guest appaerance from my wife Gabby as we share our opinions, fun facts, and rating for Mo' Better Blues (1990) directed by Spike Lee.

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Hello and welcome to another episode of the Shame List Picture Show. On this episode, I am joined by filmmaker, writer, and artist Michael Lee Nirenberg! Michael is joining us to promote his newest book, Cinematic Immunity: An Oral History of New York Filmmaking As Told by the Crews that Got the Shot, which was recently released by Feral House. It is a wonderful collection of interviews and essays from some of New York City's below-the-line film workers who helped build New York City's independent film culture.

On this episode, we're tackling a film that is on both Michael's Shame Lists—Spike Lee's Mo' Better Blues. It's a beautiful film that features Spike Lee's signature view of the world, phenomenal performances, and music that will stick with you. We discuss New York City filmmaker, the influence of jazz, and some crazy stories from behind the scenes. This is a conversation you won't want to miss.

Find out more about Feral House and Cinematic Immunity by clicking here

Read the New Yorker review of Cinematic Immunity here

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Edited by: Austin Proctor
Produced and Hosted by: Michael Viers
Executive Producer: Austin Proctor
Theme Music by: Austin Proctor
Opening Narration by: Nick Richards
Credits Music by: Ten-Speed
Logo Design by: Amanda Viers

Hello, and welcome to another episode of The Cutting Room Floor! Join me, myself, and my ADHD as I share my opinions, fun facts, and rating for American Gigolo (1980) directed by Paul Schader.

If you'd like to hear more of me and my insanity, you can find me at Frightmares Podcast on all social media platforms and your favorite podcast streaming service.

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Edited by: Austin Proctor
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Hello and welcome to another episode of the Shame List Picture Show. On this episode, I am joined by podcaster Ryan Luis Rodriguez! Ryan is the host of the podcast One Track Mind, which is a podcast dedicated to the art of audio commentaries. On each episode, Ryan and a guest analyse the film and filmmaking based on what they've learned from a particular commentary track. It's a wonderful show, and I encourage everyone to check it out.

On this episode, we're scratching a movie off Michael's Shame List as we cover Paul Schrader's American Gigolo. It's a fantastic film that caught Michael off guard with its style and its influence on '80s film culture. We discuss Richard Gere's performance, Schrader's direction, the look, the style, and of course the iconic music. Whether you're a fan or finally crossing it off your own Shame List, it's a conversation you won't want to miss.

Check out more of One Track Mind by clicking HERE

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Edited by: Austin Proctor
Produced and Hosted by: Michael Viers
Executive Producer: Austin Proctor
Theme Music by: Austin Proctor
Opening Narration by: Nick Richards
Credits Music by: Ten-Speed
Logo Design by: Amanda Viers

Hello, and welcome to another episode of The Cutting Room Floor! Join me, myself, and my ADHD as I share my opinions, fun facts, and rating for The Dirties (2013) directed by Matt Johnson.

If you'd like to hear more of me and my insanity, you can find me at Frightmares Podcast on all social media platforms and your favorite podcast streaming service.

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Edited by: Austin Proctor
Produced and Hosted by: Austin Proctor
Theme Music by: Austin Proctor