Podcasts about twisted dreams film festival

Tea talks to Christopher House about the upcoming Twisted Dreams Film Festival, a horror showcase here in Milwaukee. Then Tea and Heidi talk weird news about J.R.R. Tolkien, Predator vs Children of the Corn, "de-extinction" of the Tasmanian Tiger, a Jesus Christ simulator game, and QAnon's latest cancer-curing contraption. Plus trivia and a closing track by The Unitaskers, "Philodendron." Show Notes -Twisted Dreams: www.twisteddreamsff.com  -The Unitaskers: www.theunitaskers.bandcamp.com  -Here's Tea's article on the "J.R.R. Tolkien: The Art of the Manuscript" for Milwaukee Magazine: www.milwaukeemag.com/a-massive-collection-of-j-r-r-tolikens-manuscripts-is-in-milwaukee/  -Here's the Vice article that cracked Heidi up so much: www.vice.com/en/article/jgpe54/i-am-jesus-christ-video-game-simulator  -Daily Beast's article on the QAnon cure-all contraption: www.thedailybeast.com/qanon-conspiracy-theorists-have-a-new-cure-all-dollar120000-tvs   

In this episode we talk about Steven Spielberg's game-changing seminal blockbuster JAWS with the co-creator curator of the Twisted Dreams Film Festival's Christopher Kai House. Originally aired on YouTube on December 5, 2020.

This week we have one of the founding fathers of Twisted Dreams Film Festival, Chris House. Copiloting from the Idaho, your friendly neighborhood Hobbit, world famous Comic Nate Ford. This episode we give the penis plenty of attention, Like A LOT of attention, Hollywood starting back up again, Chris D’Elia gets replaced by a chick showing that Hollywood might have a mean sense of humor, AAAAAAAAANNND THE HOT SEAT!!! Video: https://youtu.be/HwpaGDW6k_g

Tom and Mark are back with Chris and Steve, the Godfather’s of Twisted Dreams Film Festival. This week they talk about the try before you buy sex doll nonbrothel, biggest complaints of tradesmen, would you rather have a boner, or eyesight? third prosthetic thumb, death is awesome, suing Madonna, student loan companies are getting serious, Chewbacca pranks, sleep pods for medical staff in England, Wild deadly herpes carrying monkeys, Florida school police tip line was a bad idea, don’t call your pet a pet, and a boozy surprise in India.

Today Tom and Mark talk with Chris and Steve who are the co-founders of Twisted Dreams Film Festival, Wisconsin's largest horror film festival. Before they get into the interview they talk about Superbowl concession prices, companies cashing in on Valentines Day hate, Facebook changing its stance, A German fooling Google maps, Netflix spending campaigns, Porn leads the way and Hollywood follows, and Mark goes over the Oscars.

On this episode of Welcome to Reality, comedian Ryan Mason and host Nicole Toerpe-Mason cover season 1 episode 4 of "Texicanas" with Tom Klein. Tom is a comedy booking agent and communications director for Twisted Dreams Film Festival. He co-hosts the podcast "Movies with Mark" and runs the podcast "Off the Rails with Tom and Mark". Be sure to check out his facebook contest! Tom is giving away a VIP Summerfest experience pair of tickets for July 6th Captains Deck at the Briggs and Stratten stage where he will be podcasting. Free drinks with a private bar catered by Saz's, meet and greet with the cast of Lake Michigan Lake Monster, and with the Appletones. See Tom's face book for details on the contest and follow him on twitter @offtherailstm and online at www.offtherailstm.com.  Co-host Ryan Mason will be performing at Voyager at Landmark Lanes on June 11th, at Laughing Liberally on June 15th at Comedy Sportz, and at Twisted Laughs at Twisted Path Distillery on June 19th. Please follow us on twitter @to_pod and on instagram at welcometorealitymke. Intro music from Joe Murphy and podcast artwork from Adam Toerpe.

Tom, Mark, and Chris interview the legendary Joe Bob Briggs before his performance of "How Rednecks Saved Hollywood" at the Twisted Dreams Film Festival 2019.

This week Off the Rails was at Milwaukee's Twisted Dreams Film Festival hosted by Chris House and Stephen Milek. We had a blast, watched some amazing movies and got to interview some very talented people. In this episode Tom and Mark talk with Ian Radtke, and Ron Purtee who is a local filmaker. he had a short in this years festival called Transmissions and has a new film coming out soon called For Sale. Tom and Jeff also talk with one of the stars of For Sale and local Improv comic Jonathan Wachala. Tom and Mark talk with Chris and Steve at the close of the festival. Stay tuned for many more interviews next week including one with Joe Bob Briggs!

Tom, Mark and Molly have a special treat this week as we get to review a feature film and a short that will be in the Twisted Dreams Film Festival! The short that we chose is called "Peep" and the feature film is "Straight Edge Kegger". One thing is for sure, there are a bunch of amazing films this year that you won't want to miss.

Mark, Tom, Molly, and Chris and Steve from Twisted Dreams Film Festival watched and review the movie "Swiss Army Man" Some spoilers in this review. Check out the movie trailer https://youtu.be/yrK1f4TsQfM

Tom and Mark are back with Chris and Steve for a bonus episode. They discuss Stranger Things 3, Netflix bypassing apple Itunes, Spectrum ditches Fox, Madonna's butt implants, Hakuna Matata petition, a woman in a coma for decades gives birth, and more.

Today we Talk with Chris House and Stephen Milek of Twisted dreams Film Festival, Wisconsin's largest horror film festival. There is a backwards bookshelf trend that makes our skin crawl, the movie Bandersnatch is catching up to the birdbox challenge, Kevin Spacey is still being weird while Louis C K is worse than Bill Cosby, and Kevin Hart may take the Oscar job back from Tom

Tom, Mark, and Molly are joined via skype by Chris House of the Twisted Dreams Film Festival for a special double feature review of Kung Fury and Return of the Living Dead. Check out the trailers below and see what we thought. Kung Fury trailer: https://youtu.be/nO_DIwuGBnA Return of the Living Dead trailer: https://youtu.be/8VB-mi9aUtI

Friend of the show Paul Brooks is in Milwaukee for the Twisted Dreams Film Festival so he took me to his favorite restaurant, where I had to explain what has been going on. Let’s catsup! Don’t forget to call in to the Squirt Line 419-7-SQUIRT. LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE iTunes | Stitcher | Google Play | … Continue reading "92 – Katch ‘N’ Release"

On this special episode, Paul and Mike head to Milwaukee to check out the Twisted Dreams Film Festival! The boys chat with some cool folks involved with the festival and […]

On this episode of the SLPS our heroes are taking a strange journey from the dinosaur filled prehistoric era all the way to the robot filled future. Yes, on this episode they'll be discussing YOR, THE HUNTER FROM THE FUTURE. Directed by Antonio Margheriti under the pseudonym Anthony M. Dawson and written by Margheriti and Robert Bailey. Set before the dawn of time, strange savage beasts roam the land and cave people fight for survival. YOR is the mightiest hunter around but walks alone without a tribe. YOR’s origins are unknown, and the only clue he has it a mystical golden medallion that he’s had around his neck since he was a child. Yor sets on a quest of discovery along with two new companions, a priestess named Kala and her protector Pag to find where he fits in this wo rld. YOR, THE HUNTER FROM THE FUTURE was by far the most successful film Margheriti directed but was critically panned by the likes of Variety, the New York Times and the Washington Post which claimed “Even gluttons for dumbness may find it easy to refrain from second helpings”. To top it all off, YOR was nominated for three Golden Raspberry Awards. However, that being said, the film lives on today with a strong cult following and even the director admits it’s not a great film, but he’s proud of it. As always, please rate, review and subscribe on your favorite podcast app as we really appreciate it. Also, for more information about our sponsor and to grab yourself a copy of YOR, THE HUNTER FROM THE FUTURE visit Mill Creek Entertainment at www.millcreekent.com Also for more information about the Twisted Dreams Film Festival please visit them at www.twisteddreamsff.com

On this week's episode of the Shamelist Picture Show both Michael and Nick re-unite! Plus, they discuss HEATHERS, which is one of Michael's favorite films. Heathers, directed by Michael Lehmann from a script drafted by Daniel Waters tells the story of young Veronica Sawyer and the agony of being in high school. Veronica is a member of a very elitist, color coordinated sect of popular girls aptly named The Heathers based on the fact that all of their names are Heather. Veronica is blasé about it all and unhappy, that is, until she meets the very mysterious Jason Dean. Jason Dean is, as Veronica describes, “a dark horse in the running”. He’s not the typical kind of guy with his look, his interests… and the fact that he’s probably a sociopath. After accidentally killing the head of the Heathers and disguising it as a suicide, Veronica and JD head down a dark road of killing for the sake of making their high school a better place. This very dark comedy stars Winona Ryder, Christian Slater, Shannon Doherty, Lisanne Falk and Kim Walker and was released by New World Pictures in 1988. What did we think of the movie? Listen and find out! Also on this episode is a short cameo by Twisted Dreams Film Festival co-founder Stephen Milek where he discusses seeing HEATHERS for the first time! As always we're available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher Radio and Google Play! Like, Rate and Subscribe!

Twisted Dreams Film Festival, founded in 2011 by Christopher K House and Stephen Milek, two friends with a passion for the silver screen. Chris can thank his parent's for his obsession with horror and the macabre. Both being horror fans, Chris grew up watching old horror films, specifically the Universal Monsters collection of fright films. He was born into a family of magicians and was weaned on sideshows and carnivals bringing a unique perspective to the festival. He is a member of the Online Film and Television Critic Association. A lover of all movies, Steve will watch anything from classic silent films to modern big budget action films. After attending the Sundance Film Festival a few times he always wondered what it would be like to start his own film festival. Over time he became obsessed with the Oscars and for his first blog he watched every Oscar Best Picture winner in chronological order. What started out as a simple blog about movies, it grew to have an emphasis on local films and filmmakers. They wanted a true horror film festival in Milwaukee that showcased the best in not only local but also international horror, dark comedy and sci-fi films. The first year was a major hit with filmmakers and guests coming from all over the country and Canada. The duo plan on having the fest a yearly event and hope it grows each year. Stay tuned to Rex Sikes' Movie Beat for other great interviews, cast & crew listings, events, premieres & more at rexsikes.com and rexsikesmoviebeat.me