Podcast appearances and mentions of lloyd kauffman

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David and Rylend chat with screenwriter Josh Miller (Violent Night, Sonic the Hedgehog) about Roger Corman, Andy Sidaris, Lloyd Kauffman, and about what it really takes to hang in the often onerous Hollywood game for 20+ years… and Rylend and Josh gleefully reminisce about the time they spent together at Steven Seagal concerts back in the aughts… yes, CONCERTS… Steven Seagal actually put out a few blues albums back then… we're serious… look it up. JOSH MILLER Twitter: @JoshMillerLite Instagram: @josh_s_miller Best Movies Never Made Twitter: @NeverMadeFilm Instagram: @bestmoviesnevermade Website: anchor.fm/never-made --Please leave us a rating on Apple Podcasts/iTunes!-- Website: pendantaudio.com Twitter: @pendantweb Facebook: facebook.com/pendantaudio Tumblr: pendantaudio.tumblr.com YouTube: youtube.com/pendantproductions

Addison Binek is a filmmaker known for his films "Psycho Ape!" and "Magnum Opus" along with his "Movies to Watch on A Rainy Afternoon" series. We discussed his journey as a filmmaker so far, working with Troma and Lloyd Kauffman, and the reality of being an independent filmmaker. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Pick up a copy of "Magnum Opus" here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/334552684305?fbclid=IwAR2PSOPVqjhURORMaq4SBEEvudeNQ-EubLAHjdu5rUqS4dTs0j8aroGCk6A ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Pick up a copy of "Psycho Ape!" here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/333763099284?fbclid=IwAR2Sy-qa7tK5S82XfmkEDMjq0DtxVMxUqDph-cr07Hve0AxkiLDu_br90n4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Subscribe to Addison on his YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/JABproducts ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check us out: https://www.strangefilmsstudios.com/ https://www.youtube.com/StrangeFilmsStudios https://www.instagram.com/strangefilmsstudios/ Send us an email to strangefilmsstudios@gmail.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Intro recorded by Gary Miceli --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/strangefilmsstudios/support

I'm back and more needlessly verbose than ever before! I claimed Bloody Birthday, “the lost episode,” as my triumphant return, but I was merely presenting a commentary track recorded almost 2 years ago. With Dead Dudes in the House, I'm back with something brand new! The track was recorded over this year's Memorial Day weekend and believe it or not, there's no outside debauchery in the recording (although, that might've made for a more compelling episode). This time around, I share the usual stories (my initial reaction to the film, how it's managed to stay with me all these years, the litany of alternative titles, etc.). I also share a lot of inside information on the original production provided by none other than James Riffel, writer/director. We've been Facebook buddies for a few years (although I'm sure if you asked, he'd probably say he's never spoken to me in his life, just like everyone else) and one night I decided I'd just pick his brain (poor choice of words, especially after you've seen the film) about all things Dead Dudes. James was about as cordial, kind, and humble as we all hope our heroes to be. He spent a large amount of time discussing filming locations, what the house is being used for these days, where the title came from, and some information on an early draft of the script. Sadly, I'm not able to find the original correspondence, which is just as well, as I doubt he'd appreciate my reposting it here. This was some years back, before I'd even started the blog, and saw no reason to even jot down a few notes. I may have forgotten many of the specifics, but a number of anecdotes have stayed with me. Everything I could remember, I share during the commentary. As always, it's imperative that we're in sync. Now, when I uploaded the DVD to my PC (using the edition included in Toxie's Triple B-Header as my source), the standard “Lloyd Kauffman and Michael Herz Present...” seen in every Troma release, was not included in the file. Why? I can only assume the intro was included as an isolated file when the disc was pressed. Have no fear. If you're watching the film here on YouTube or through some other streaming service, you need only start the commentary immediately after Troma's opening (which would be 14 seconds in) to remain in sync. If you're watching the film on DVD, same thing. If you're not watching the movie at all and listening to the commentary for the sole purpose of my wretched voice, then you have my deepest sympathies. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blindragepod/message

Lots of Tony Hawk Proskater talk, some Mario 3d collection talk, quite a lot of Elon Musk leading to the downfall of the human race talk, Rich loves Lloyd Kauffman, and Carolyn's pick for next week's movie is revealed.

Troma fans rejoice! The shift hits the fan as Lloyd Kaufman, president and founder of Troma Entertainment, joins Sheldon and Mike on this week's episode. If you are a fan of The Toxic Avenger, Class Of Nuke'em High, Terror Firmer, Poultrygeist: Night Of The Chicken Dead, or any other Troma films then this is the episode you've been waiting for because Lloyd Kauffman is the man behind all of them. Listen as we talk to Lloyd about Troma's beginnings, the careers it has launched, answer fan questions (sort of), and talk about whats next for the independent film juggernaut.Need more Troma in your life? Sign up for Troma's streaming service, Troma Now! at http://watch.troma.com/ Get access to all things Troma for only $4.99usd per month and your 1st month is free.Also, for a ton of free Troma content, check out their YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/TromamoviesKeep independent film alive!You can follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Thegraveyardshiftpod/On Twitter at https://twitter.com/GS_horrorpodAnd on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thegraveyardshiftpod/If you would like to make a donation to help keep the show going and get access to bonus content, you can do so by checking us out at https://www.patreon.com/Graveyardemail us at graveyardshiftpod@gmail.com for movie suggestions or Patreon ideas.Check us out on www.radiohaver.com as well as the other shows on the network.Thanks for listening.

Troma lleva mas de cuarenta años ofreciendonos peliculas de bajo presupuesto, lo cual no significa que sean malas, todo lo contrario. En este podcast hablaremos un poco sobre los pequeños detalles que llevaron a Lloyd Kauffman y Michael Hirst a comenzar con este imperio de lo mas toxico.

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Emmanuel and John talk about the Stephen King adaption "It". A dangerous clown feeds on the fear of a small town. Director Andy Muschietti pulls a stellar performance from a young cast including, Finn Wolfhard, Jaeden Lieberher, and Sophia Lillis. And a downright creepy Bill Skarsgård as Pennywise the clown.  All this and more on this horror filled episode. We talk about the script to the original reboot version by  Cary Fukunaga and what makes the adults so creepy. Don't forget our 100th episode next week features an interview with the legendary Lloyd Kauffman and to like out short film at www.facebook.com/clothshort.

We talk about The Stranger, Lloyd Kauffman at Cannes, The drawing power of The Rock, My Friend Dahmer and Tales From The Crypt.

We talk about two Part 3's and honor TROMA.  Exclusive interview with Troma co-founder Lloyd Kauffman.

On this edition of Pass the Peanuts we had the exciting opportunity to talk to Nick Hunt, the film maker striving to put Central Florida back on the horror map with his upcoming film Safe Place, currently in pre-production. Nick tells us how he plans on making a movie that's a game-changer in the horror genre. He also tells us how he got in touch with the legendary Lloyd Kauffman (who'll be in the film in a cameo role) and when he expects the film to be released and gives some great advice for the wannabe movie makers of the world. We also had a really fun conversation about horror movies in general and the Friday the 13th series in particular, along with the future of the Power Rangers and which movies are just too damn sick for comfort. We hope this talk will get you as excited for Safe Place as it did us! Enjoy. Check out Safe Place at these links; https://www.facebook.com/safeplacethemovie/ / http://m.imdb.com/title/tt5632104/ / https://twitter.com/safeplacefilm