Podcasts about cinedelphia film festival

Jeremiah Films produced a number of films and pseudo-documentaries that included satanic conspiratorial elements. Think of Gods of the New Age and The Pagan Invasion. In an article in Diabolique, Robert Skvarla argued that this didn't stop with the end of the Satanic Panic of the 1980s, but instead shifted from religion to politics. Skvarla is a freelance writer from Philadelphia. His focuses include conspiracy culture, fringe communities, and new religious movements. He has written for Atlast Obscura, Philadelhia City Paper, and Cinepunx, and served as a programmer for the Cinedelphia Film Festival.

Bill speaks with Exhumed Films co-founder and Diabolik DVD co-owner Joseph A. Gervasi about how the DIY ethos of hardcore punk informed his endeavors in film culture. They discuss the origins of his various projects, from early ventures like The Cabbage Collective and Bizarre Videos to later efforts like The Valerie Project and the ongoing Loud! Fast! Philly! series. Other topics addressed include Phil Hardy’s Overlook Film Encyclopedia, entitled genre film collectors, CAFÉ FLESH, the subtle homage to Joseph’s father on the Criterion Collection edition of VALERIE AND HER WEEK OF WONDERS, and how declining nude modeling opportunities can negatively impact the distribution of one's fanzine. Visit the official site for Exhumed Films: http://www.exhumedfilms.com/ Visit the official site for Diabolik DVD: http://www.diabolikdvd.com/ Visit the official site for Loud! Fast! Philly! http://loudfastphilly.com/ Read Joseph’s 2012 interview with recent Supporting Characters guest Kier-La Janisse: http://cinedelphia.com/sinedelphia-2012-joseph-a-gervasi-interviews-kier-la-janisse/ See a documentary on Exhumed Films: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zss-LNOqKdU See a trailer for the LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Cinedelphia Film Festival event: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7IgadhwD0w See/hear the music of The Valerie Project featured on television’s ‘So You Think You Can Dance’:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poY1yvVf5xY

Bill talks to film programmer and PhilaMOCA curator Eric Bresler. They have a conversation about his wide variety of projects, including his Video Pirates found-footage comedy shorts, the documentary OTAKU UNITE!, the Cinedelphia Film Festival and his work at PhilaMOCA. Other topics discussed include Philadelphia film culture and exhibition, tape trading, Eric’s admiration for the band Sparks, TLA Video, Pia Zadora, Eraserhood Forever (including this year’s headliner), visits from both South Philly gangsters and David Lynch to PhilaMOCA, Brian Schmidt’s THE INCREDIBLE ADVENTURE OF JOJO (AND HIS ANNOYING LITTLE SISTER), and the especially shady casting process for an independent film. See Eric Bresler’s Video Pirates short film, HORRORS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTPjCrF9Vjw   See the Eric Bresler-directed video for Psychic Teens’ “Everything” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00e8xuOqt4I   See ERASERHEAD’s The Lady In The Radiator perform “In Heaven” at PhilaMOCA: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xLCbZZ_iO0   Buy Eric Bresler’s Video Pirates Philadelphia DVD: http://www.diabolikdvd.com/category/Cult-Favorites/Video-Pirates-Philadelphia-(Cinedelphia)-DVD-(NTSC-All-Region).html   Buy Eric Bresler’s documentary OTAKU UNITE! http://www.amazon.com/Otaku-Unite-Steven-R-Bennett/dp/B000DZ7XXE/ref=sr_1_1?s=movies-tv&ie=UTF8&qid=1463490292&sr=1-1&keywords=otaku+unite   Visit Eric Brelser’s webite: http://ericbresler.com/  

WKDU (91.7 FM) DJ Yoni Kroll interviews LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! creator Joseph A. Gervasi live on-air on Sunday, March 13, 2013. They talk about the origins of the L!F!P! project, Joseph’s long-term involvement in Philly DIY HC punk through The Cabbage Collective and more, an email he received from a concerned punk (Jim Shomo, later interviewed for the project), 1990s emo babies, the Cinedelphia Film Festival and its creator Eric Bresler, conducting long-form interviews, his favorite Philly bands, and more. 91.7 fm WKDU Philadelphia   The post LOUD! FAST! PHILLY! Episode 72: Joseph A. Gervasi talks L!F!P! on WKDU 91.7 FM appeared first on Cinepunx.

Garrett and Dan are once again guestless, but they are not without guesses as to what's really going on in Polanski's Chinatown. This great film sparks conversation about storytelling, art, interpretation, and death of the author. We're gearing up for our KILLER ANIMAL EDITION of MOVIE MOVIE LIVE! Thursday, April 16th at 9:30PM as part of the Cinedelphia Film Festival at PhilaMOCA. Be sure to check out cinedelphiafilmfestival.com to see the full program and come to Mega Bad Movie Night for a screening of Mega Shark Versus Giant Octopus at 7:00PM before our show. Like us on facebook Follow us on twitter

HOT OFF THE PRESSES, NEW CINEPUNX DETAILS!!! or you know, just a new episode for you all! (Don’t want to miss an ep? Subscribe to us on iTunes!) On this week’s episode we sat down with Dan Fraga of Exhumed Films to discuss how he got into both Hardcore Punk and Horror films, as well as the connections he sees between the two. Dan was great to talk to, and has the coolest basement. Unfortunately we did not have time to play any of his awesome cabinet video games or pinball machines, but maybe sometime soon! During the episode Dan mentioned some upcoming Exhumed Films events, such as: MILLIGAN MANIA on April 10 and PAUL NASCHY CREATURE FEATURES “AS SEEN ON TV” on April 15 and of course Liam’s favorite EX-FEST: PART V SPEAKING OF UPCOMING EVENTS: Some of you know, some of you do not, but we are hosting an event as part of the CINEDELPHIA FILM FESTIVAL that we are very excited about! HATE5SIX RETROSPECTIVE: An evening with Sunny Singh of Hate5Six.com That should be a lot of fun so check it out, and tell your friends all about it. There were references during the episode to some classic bands that, if you don’t know, you should find out about. There was also some discussion of the classic tv series NIGHT FLIGHT. Do you remember NIGHT FLIGHT? If you do, tell us about it in the comments below. SOUND NOTES: There is a brief section where Dan’s mic cut out, but we stopped and were able to get it working again. There is also a brief edit where I let slip some confidential info, oops. You may not notice it but you may! Finally, we get an echo toward the end of the episode, and Liam wasn’t feeling well so at points you can here him breathing loudly. Yeah, we are a class act. Keep an eye out for our campaign soon to improve our sound! Thanks for listening, and please if you check us out on Itunes rates and subscribe! Thanks! The post EPISODE 26: DAN FRAGA OF EXHUMED FILMS appeared first on Cinepunx.