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November 14-20th, 1992 This week Ken welcomes long time Ken Reid superfan, NASCAR expert and the co-host of the Meet Me at Applebees Podcast Brien Kielb. Ken and Brien discuss NASCAR video games in Chuck E Cheese, growing up in upstate NY, The Showcase Showdown, punk rock teens, Boston Punk, Motorsports, Albany, moving to Cleveland, Pittsburgh PA, local cuisine, watching old NASCAR races, meeting friends due to mutual interests, the politics of driving, racist redneck hicks, Formula One, 24 hour races, endurance, soiling yourself, bicycle repair, fake wakes, smoking slims, cigarettes for women, Monster Trucks, the real truck that turns into a fire breathing car eating monster, the TWO Big Foot Cartoons, searching for Stivy Posnanski, Video Power, the Power Team, satellite dishes, above ground pools, divorced Dads, how Baby Boomers have hoarded all the money, before the discovery of tweens, original works of art by internationally acclaimed artist Paul Kale, collector's plates, weird NASCAR merchandise, The Georgia Dome, NASCARman, YouTube, Alabama Salutes Richard Petty, Joe Diffie, 900 numbers based auctions, wondering what Tom Arnold donated, The Kids Choice Awards, Red & Stimpy, Primus, coming from a weigh lifting background, yelling at Emo bands, WWE, the drug addict to weight lifting to right wing grifter highway, USA Up All Night, Saturday Nightmares, Days of Thunder, the Days of Thunder Soundtrack, what the best NASCAR movie is, Ravishing Rick Rude lookalikes in prison riots, The Real World, GI Joe, Sgt. Slaughter, Refrigerator Perry, Married...with Children, stunt episodes, musical episodes, very sad made for TV movies, collecting and framing t-shirts, Ken's Just the Ten of Us autographed cast shirt, screen worn t shirts from The Adventures of Pete and Pete and Revenge of the Nerds, Rescue 9-1-1 in Ohio, Roseanne, the Lanford Loose Meat Lunchbox, TBS, WCW, Disney Studios, Street Stories, Sightings, Stephen Wright guest starring on Bob as a guy in charge of Macy's Thanksgiving Day Balloons, Frozen Assets sperm count contest, the Whoops! Christmas episode and fundamentally misrepresenting Ray Walston's career. 

Some moments in life are stitched together like the seams of a well-loved garment, their fabric woven with laughter, reinvention, and a refusal to let the world dictate what is possible. On today's episode, we welcome Rhonda Shear, a woman who embodies this spirit of transformation with a playful wink and an unstoppable drive. Many remember her as the effervescent host of USA Up All Night, where she brought an entire generation into the cult world of late-night B-movies, but her journey extends far beyond the glow of a television screen.Rhonda Shear is an actress, comedian, entrepreneur, and accidental feminist, though “accidental” may not quite capture the intentionality with which she has shaped her life. Her story arcs from the glitz of Hollywood to the entrepreneurial success of her intimate apparel empire, with plenty of misadventures and revelations in between. She grew up in New Orleans, a city that instilled in her a sense of pageantry and performance, leading her from beauty pageants to acting, stand-up comedy, and ultimately, to building the number one selling bra in the world, the Ahh Bra.From the outside, her career may look like a sequence of lucky breaks, but Rhonda speaks to something deeper—the power of embracing reinvention without losing authenticity. Hollywood tried to confine her to a singular image, the bubbly blonde bombshell, but she turned it into her own brand of comedy, injecting intelligence into satire and challenging expectations. “People told me, ‘You can't be sexy and be funny.' And I said, ‘Watch me,'” she recalls.Her experiences in the entertainment industry—auditioning against preconceived notions, breaking into stand-up at a time when female comedians were still a rarity, and later navigating the world of business—illustrate the universal lesson that one does not have to be what the world expects. Rhonda's path has been a testament to self-creation, a refusal to be boxed in by labels. In her book Up All Night: From Hollywood Bombshell to Lingerie Mogul, she shares the lessons gleaned from a life spent dancing between entertainment and entrepreneurship, always with an eye on what's next.One of the most refreshing things about Rhonda is her unwillingness to bow to negativity. When the reality TV industry came knocking, hoping to manufacture conflict in her life, she turned them down. “I don't do drama,” she says. “I don't need to create problems where there are none.” This philosophy extends into her approach to life and business—where others see obstacles, she sees opportunities. Whether it's transitioning from comedy to commerce or proving that reinvention is possible at any stage of life, Shear radiates the certainty that success is about mindset as much as talent.Her journey isn't just about professional transformation; it's about love, too. In a twist straight out of a romantic comedy, she reunited with her high school sweetheart decades later, and together they built an empire. Their story reminds us that some things are destined to find their way back to us, no matter how much time has passed.Life, as Rhonda Shear so effortlessly demonstrates, is about embracing every chapter with humor and grace. The journey from late-night TV to the boardroom isn't as unlikely as it seems—it's simply the next scene in a story written by someone unwilling to accept limitations.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/indie-film-hustle-a-filmmaking-podcast--2664729/support.

Pat and Scott talk about the USA Up All Night classic Dr. Giggles

USA Up All Night began on January 7, 1989, with Gilbert Gottfried as the host. Later, Rhonda Shear was added as the Friday night host. The series involved the hosts introducing usually B-movies, and skits before and after commercial breaks, that would play for those who were up all night over the weekend. Taking this stroll down late-night television with Milo and Jamie is Katie from the Retromade Podcast, as the three discuss the history of the show, along with their memories of it. Find Katie and the Retromade Podcast visit https://www.facebook.com/retromadepodcast https://retromade.captivate.fm/ https://www.youtube.com/@RetromadePodcast For More from the 80s and 90s visit Web: the80sand90s.com    Instagram: @The80sand90sCom  YouTube: The 80s and 90s Overlooked If you enjoy this episode, don't keep it a secret, tell a friend and/or share it on social media so others can experience it as well.

If television was your babysitter, this episode is for you! Audra & Raymond discuss sweet sweet cable TV, why it was invented and how we spent our childhoods (and beyond) parked in front of it. From Nickelodeon to MTV to Skinemax, Retrophilia unscrambles shows like "The Adventures of Pete & Pete," VH1's "Behind the Music," "USA Up All Night," and many more. Plus, listener memories! Join Retrophilia on Instagram and Facebook, and share your memories too.

GGACP celebrates the birthday (August 21) of our dearly-missed friend and colleague, Mike "McBeardo" McPadden with this ENCORE of a 2019 interview about Mike's informative and entertaining book "Teen Movie Hell." In this episode, Mike guides the boys through a history of coming-of-age comedies of the 1980s and '90s, including the good ("Risky Business," "Say Anything") the bad ("Playing for Keeps," "Getting Wasted") and the unbearable ("Gorp," "Pink Motel"). Also, "Porky's" starts a trend, John Hughes changes the game, Charles Fox pens the music of "Zapped!" and Mad magazine RESENTS "Up the Academy." PLUS: Eric Von Zipper! “The Last American Virgin”! In praise of "Heaven Help Us"! Christopher Lee goes slumming! And Gilbert looks back at his years on “USA Up All Night”! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode the crew sat down and discussed USA Up All Night Movies with special guest Henrique Couto!Check out Henrique's movies, shows, and podcasts: https://www.incrediblyhandsome.com/Your Geekmasters:Mike "The Birdman" - https://twitter.com/BirdmanDoddAlex "The Producer" - https://twitter.com/DeThPhaseTWIGHenrique Couto - https://twitter.com/henriquecoutoAaron PollyeaFeedback for the show?:Email: feedback@thisweekingeek.netTwitter: https://twitter.com/thisweekingeekiTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/this-week-in-geek/id215643675Spotify: spotify:show:0BHP4gkzubuCsJBhU3oNWXGoogle Podcasts: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc3ByZWFrZXIuY29tL3Nob3cvMzU3MTAzNy9lcGlzb2Rlcy9mZWVkCastbox: https://castbox.fm/channel/id2162049Website: https://www.thisweekingeek.netJune 7, 2023This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3571037/advertisement

This low-budget cult classic packs a mighty punch while paving the way for future satire that includes Tim Burton's Mars Attacks! With a long-awaited sequel just released now is the perfect time to revisit this USA Up All Night staple. Travis and Rob introduce you to the formidable trio of Scream Queens that team up for the first time ever and discuss why making the most of a limited budget isn't always a good thing in Episode 20: Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stillupallnight/support

0:00 - Intro & Summary2:00 - Movie Discussion54:04 - Cast & Crew1:02:18 - Pop Culture/TV1:09:51 - Rankings & Ratings To see a full list of movies we will be watching and shows notes, please follow our website: https://www.1991movierewind.com/Follow us!https://linktr.ee/1991movierewind Theme: "sunrise-cardio," Jeremy Dinegan (via Storyblocks)Don't forget to rate/review/subscribe/tell your friends to listen to us!

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August 28 - September 3, 1993 This week Ken welcomes film critic, screen writer and all around movie oracle Drew McWeeny to the show. Ken and Drew discuss Ken's shock that people listen to the show, 1993, the Late Night Wars, moving to LA, going to an Arsenio taping, loving Letterman, the beauty of late night TV, Tom Snyder, being terrified by the Son of Sam, watching TV late at night, SVHS, getting a snapshot of a time and place, being heavily into laserdiscs, Ken Crane, what The Grimace's Second Wife watches, 227, spin offs, the beauty of YouTube, Dick Cavett, Ken's dislike of Leno, Mike Nesmith's Television Parts, It's Gary Shandling's Show, the shock of Letterman not getting The Tonight Show, Leno screwing over Conan, the magic of panels, closed captioning, how bad they still are, the writer's strike, The "New" Mission Impossible, developing an MST3k Habit, rent-a-friend, Dream On, Tales from the Crypt, Body Bags, John Carpenter, Mick Garris, Ken's love of The Real World, SNL, loving late night pay cable in the 80s and 90s, USA Up All Night, The Creature Feature Movie Guide, TV Guide 2 star movies, the debut of Nickelodeon's SNICK, why animators were the best kinds of nerds, Ren & Stimpy, Bruce Campbell, Briscoe County Jr., 120 Minutes, The MTV Music Video Awards, The MTV Movie Awards, getting fired from being a tour guide at Universal Studios, MTV Week in Rock, Roseanne, the sad decline of Tobe Hooper, Invaders from Mars, Stephen King's Sleepwalkers, The Larry Sanders Show, Tall Hopes, The John Larroquette Show, loving The X-Files even though it's not on yet, Bonnie Hunt's The Building, Bob, Eye Witness Video, how important music videos were, knowing the directors, and how much the world has changed. 

Cursed or Worth Watching? The Cursed - New Werewolf Movie ReviewWe give you at least 3 reasons to watch The Cursed (2021).Praise for werewolf movie sub-genre.We discuss The Beast Of Gévaudan theories.We get nostalgic about late night cable tv movie showcase shows like USA Up All Night, Elvira, and Monster Vision.We realize Up All Night is the reason we saw some of our favorite movies.We lost  comedian Gilbert Godfrey.Ted TV series coming to Peacock based on the Seth MacFarlane comedies; MacFarlane to exit The Orville.Discovery DC shake up continues at HBO; fired Wonder Woman director, Patty Jenkins.Matt Liliard starts a “decentralized movie studio” with vampire movie Let Them Die on the slate first. Tonight's movie? The Cursed (2021)  In 19th-century France, a man arrives in a remote country village to investigate an attack by a wild animal. However, he soon discovers a much deeper and sinister force that has the manor and the townspeople in its grip. Starring Boyd Holbrook and Kelly Reilly.This Episode Is Brought To You By Experts Exchange - The Original Technology Community. Right Now - Listeners To This Podcast Can Join Completely Free For 7 Days. Go To https://bit.ly/JoinEE1 and tell them Binge-Watchers Sent You!Stereo is the app for Live Social Conversationshttps://stereo.com/johnnyspoilerListen now at: https://www.bwpodcast.com/recent-episodesSubscribe for new content: https://bit.ly/SUBBWPODShop: https://bit.ly/BWPodMerchContact us: host@bwpodcast.comHorror movies. Movie News. Movie Stories and More. Adventures in Binge-Watching From the Professional Binge-Watchers on this Late Night Comedy and Movie Podcast Hosted by JOHNNY SPOILER. Joined by his film-making buddies, DANGEROUS DAVE and JORDAN SAVAGE#BingeWorthy #PodcastShow #bingewatcherspodcast #HorrorMovies #WerewolfMovieSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/bingewatcherspodcast)

This week Andrew Welcomes back Gary Threat from Husk Heros to talk about the late-night movie show USA Up All Night. We talk about each of the two hosts and how Rhonda Sheer turned a lot of boys into men.

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We are not out of spooky season yet, so this episode we are still talking about scary things. But we take a look at our favorite movies that are both horror and comedy. DC Fandome was also this past week, and so we discuss some of the trailers for upcoming DCEU movies and shows. However, we get a bit distracted by Home Alone, Scooby -Doo, and USA Up All Night. See if your favorite movies match our own, and then yell at us on social media when they don't. 

Eric doesn't know Brian Reed, but he knows his podcast, Halloween is Forever, and he likes his Instagram posts so he just knew he'd like him! In fact, they got along so well discussing Halloween and Halloween sitcom episodes that this unexpectedly became a two-parter! In the first half of their conversation, Eric and Brian discuss their mutual love for Halloween, family members who help shape that love, the perils of relying on a VCR, and the awesome loneliness of watching bad movies with Gilbert Gottfried and Rhonda Shear on USA Up All Night! Oh, and eventually they even start to discuss the topic they agreed to talk about: what makes a good Halloween sitcom episode? All this plus Eric can't shut up about Kate and Allie, Hubie Halloween and more! spookyas.com patreon.com/witchfinder Music by Occultic Overtones (featuring Brian Toney)

Wherein we discuss the new Nintendo Switch, wild video game auctions, Final Fantasy XIV, Black Widow (spoiler warning!), Loki (spoiler warning!), and USA Up All Night. Starring Ryan Scott, Adam Fitch, Justin Haywald, and Ryan Higgins.

In this episode of the Place to Be Podcast, Justin and Scott are joined by Shawn Kidd, Steve Bennett & Calum McDougall for a live watch of WWF March to WrestleMania VIIl from 3/29/92! The group opens the show with an emotional tribute to the passing of a beloved friend and member of the Nation. They then discuss the final days of Hulk Hogan, the build to Hogan vs. Sid, a rare Piper vs. Michaels match, USA Up All Night, Flair torturing Savage, Kathy Ireland, Wippleman as Sid's manager and more, including end of show awards! So fire up this action-packed episode and join Scott, Justin & the crew as it's time for another edition of the PTB Podcast!

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“I have mastered your god! Accept me! Now!” This week your favorite Distinguished Professors confront the Italian 1984 Sandahl Bergman vehicle and H. Rider Haggard re-envisioning She! Discussion topics include the distinct lack of Haggard's version of She in this version, the racism and colonialism of the original, similarity to Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death, the glory days of Skinemax and USA Up All Night, the necessity for more boobs, a quick intervention for Vanderpool, the fusion of barbarian Renaissance Faire and Western garb, Hercules/ Ercole/ Machiste connection, video game similarities, the rockin' Rick Wakeman soundtrack, Nixon in '88, the editing ate the story, the runners-up for quote of the movie, our new band Leper with a Chainsaw, on-air production notes, sexual assault and a call back to Supergirl, the workings of werewolf orgies, discount Robin Williams, Godan's Communism, a long Superman Returns digression, the definition of a fop, speculations about the true target audience, the dubious responsibility of being a goddess, and a pronoun connection to Her. Follow us on Facebook for videos and more: https://www.facebook.com/BecauseYouWatchedStarcrash/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/because-you-watched/support

On this episode of The Throwback Podcast our special guest is the host of the popular 90s TV show USA Up All Night Rhonda Shear. Check it out as we talk about Rhondas time in the entertainment business as a model, actress and comedian as well her successful clothing line and her time as a Playboy Model!  

It's an obscure 1980s teen sex comedy with no sex and little comedy. Travis and Rob explain why this film was a terrible fit for USA Up All Night, try to do some basic math to make sense of the plot, and make the case for why we need more Bonnie Hellman in Episode 13: Snowballing! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stillupallnight/support

Gwendolyn Kiste, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of The Rust Maidens and Boneset and Feathers (among other things), joins us to talk about a movie she somehow saw as a seven or eight year old: Red Wind. Gwendolyn is awesome, and we encourage you to check out her work!Image Description: Therapist Kris Morrow goes through a gate next to an “EXOTIC SEX” sign in search of the club her patient frequents. Gwendolyn posted about this movie on Facebook, and Julia immediately knew we had to cover it. Here’s what Gwendolyn posted:Okay, everybody: there's a movie I've been trying to remember the title of for years, so let's see if someone can help me with it.(Full disclosure: I saw this film for the first and only time more than twenty-five years ago when I was a kid, so some of these details may not be exact.)So first off, this movie was fairly sleazy, like one of those low-rent thrillers they produced a lot of in the late 1980s and early 1990s. I think it was made-for-TV, but like Showtime or Cinemax or USA Up All Night made-for-TV. Again, pretty sleazy. Way too sleazy for a kid to be watching, but too late now. I swear it was called something like "Red Willows" or another title with Red in it, but that might be totally wrong.The plot was typical thriller stuff: a plucky heroine dealing with a serial killer. I'm fairly sure it takes place in the Pacific Northwest since there's a lot of logging equipment hanging around, which comes up later. As the heroine is dealing with the murder plot, she falls in love with a guy who's helping her, and--who would have guessed it?--but that dude turns out to be the killer. When she discovers he's the killer, he tries to kill her too, but she fends him off, at which point he asks her to kill him so that he stops killing people. Rather than, you know, calling the police or something, she obliges by putting him in a contraption that looked a lot like a wood chipper. Which seems like the most difficult way possible to casually murder someone, but hey, I'm not a plucky heroine in a sleazy 80s/90s thriller, so what do I know?Now here's the part I remember most clearly: as she puts him through the wood chipper, he says "I love you," only the words are all warbly and distorted because he's obviously being put through a wood chipper. She goes into absolute hysterics at this point, as though she's been waiting a long time to hear him say those three special words to her, and now he's done it, only it's too late because there's tons of blood running out of the wood chipper (the movie is very specific in showing her both feeding his body into the chipper and the resultant blood seeping out the other end). The reason this movie has stuck with me is specifically this scene, and not for its violence but for its inexplicable take on relationships. It led me to the unshakeable conclusion that adult relationships must be both terrifying and confusing, and I promptly resolved to live a life without relationships ever because that seemed better than being expected to put your serial killer-lover in a wood chipper (which again, just seemed like a lot of needless work).Then the last scene has her musing all philosophically in voiceover as she walks through her Pacific Northwest wilderness property where she put her killer-lover in the aforementioned wood chipper, and I think there's even a dog frolicking beside her, because this movie managed to be both sleazy AND maudlin.Now, again, some of these details are probably off. Perhaps it's not a wood chipper she uses but instead something like a stump grinder or a harvester. I don't know. I was like seven when I saw this. It looked like a wood chipper to me. And this was absolutely before the wood chipper scene in Fargo, because I distinctly remember when I saw Fargo for the first time thinking, "Oh this is like that other sleazy movie!"I've searched for the title repeatedly over the years, and I've never been able to come up with what it is, leading me to believe that perhaps I've slipped into a Berenstain Bears reality in which this strange little sleazy movie does not exist. Which is probably kinder for everyone in this reality, to be honest.At any rate, if I did not in fact dream up this film, I would love it if someone could tell me the title, if for no other reason really than morbid, sleazy curiosity.Gwendolyn was pretty spot on in that summary, though there was no dog, and the movie is set in Miami, Florida. It’s also just dreadful, and full of sleazy insinuation without any on screen sex, but plenty of blood coming out of a wood chipper at the end. It also has one of the least believable S&M club scenes we’ve ever seen. This led Geoffrey and Gwendolyn to compare it to Exit to Eden, a 90s BDSM comedy starring Rosie O’Donnell and Dan Akroyd. We didn’t discuss this in the podcast, but apparently that one was based on an Ann Rampling (Anne Rice’s erotica pen name) novel, but Hollywood decided to add in a comedy plot? How… how did Anne Rice feel about the Exit to Eden movie? We would 100% not show this movie to a child, and we also note that this podcast episode contains discussions of murder by wood chipper, and S&M, so, you know, take that under advisement.If you’re having fun listening to us, please tell your friends about us! Subscribe to our newsletter at thisiswhywerelikethis.substack.com for free, or pay $5/month to get access to two bonus paid episodes each month! We’re also on Patreon if that’s your jam! Rate and review us! follow us on Twitter where we’re @thisiswhy_pod! And, of course, you can always drop us a note at at thisiswhywerelikethis@gmail.com. This is a public episode. 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Gwendolyn Kiste, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of The Rust Maidens and Boneset and Feathers (among other things), joins us to talk about a movie she somehow saw as a seven or eight year old: Red Wind. Gwendolyn is awesome, and we encourage you to check out her work!Image Description: Therapist Kris Morrow goes through a gate next to an "EXOTIC SEX" sign in search of the club her patient frequents. Gwendolyn posted about this movie on Facebook, and Julia immediately knew we had to cover it. Here's what Gwendolyn posted:Okay, everybody: there's a movie I've been trying to remember the title of for years, so let's see if someone can help me with it.(Full disclosure: I saw this film for the first and only time more than twenty-five years ago when I was a kid, so some of these details may not be exact.)So first off, this movie was fairly sleazy, like one of those low-rent thrillers they produced a lot of in the late 1980s and early 1990s. I think it was made-for-TV, but like Showtime or Cinemax or USA Up All Night made-for-TV. Again, pretty sleazy. Way too sleazy for a kid to be watching, but too late now. I swear it was called something like "Red Willows" or another title with Red in it, but that might be totally wrong.The plot was typical thriller stuff: a plucky heroine dealing with a serial killer. I'm fairly sure it takes place in the Pacific Northwest since there's a lot of logging equipment hanging around, which comes up later. As the heroine is dealing with the murder plot, she falls in love with a guy who's helping her, and--who would have guessed it?--but that dude turns out to be the killer. When she discovers he's the killer, he tries to kill her too, but she fends him off, at which point he asks her to kill him so that he stops killing people. Rather than, you know, calling the police or something, she obliges by putting him in a contraption that looked a lot like a wood chipper. Which seems like the most difficult way possible to casually murder someone, but hey, I'm not a plucky heroine in a sleazy 80s/90s thriller, so what do I know?Now here's the part I remember most clearly: as she puts him through the wood chipper, he says "I love you," only the words are all warbly and distorted because he's obviously being put through a wood chipper. She goes into absolute hysterics at this point, as though she's been waiting a long time to hear him say those three special words to her, and now he's done it, only it's too late because there's tons of blood running out of the wood chipper (the movie is very specific in showing her both feeding his body into the chipper and the resultant blood seeping out the other end). The reason this movie has stuck with me is specifically this scene, and not for its violence but for its inexplicable take on relationships. It led me to the unshakeable conclusion that adult relationships must be both terrifying and confusing, and I promptly resolved to live a life without relationships ever because that seemed better than being expected to put your serial killer-lover in a wood chipper (which again, just seemed like a lot of needless work).Then the last scene has her musing all philosophically in voiceover as she walks through her Pacific Northwest wilderness property where she put her killer-lover in the aforementioned wood chipper, and I think there's even a dog frolicking beside her, because this movie managed to be both sleazy AND maudlin.Now, again, some of these details are probably off. Perhaps it's not a wood chipper she uses but instead something like a stump grinder or a harvester. I don't know. I was like seven when I saw this. It looked like a wood chipper to me. And this was absolutely before the wood chipper scene in Fargo, because I distinctly remember when I saw Fargo for the first time thinking, "Oh this is like that other sleazy movie!"I've searched for the title repeatedly over the years, and I've never been able to come up with what it is, leading me to believe that perhaps I've slipped into a Berenstain Bears reality in which this strange little sleazy movie does not exist. Which is probably kinder for everyone in this reality, to be honest.At any rate, if I did not in fact dream up this film, I would love it if someone could tell me the title, if for no other reason really than morbid, sleazy curiosity.Gwendolyn was pretty spot on in that summary, though there was no dog, and the movie is set in Miami, Florida. It's also just dreadful, and full of sleazy insinuation without any on screen sex, but plenty of blood coming out of a wood chipper at the end. It also has one of the least believable S&M club scenes we've ever seen. This led Geoffrey and Gwendolyn to compare it to Exit to Eden, a 90s BDSM comedy starring Rosie O'Donnell and Dan Akroyd. We didn't discuss this in the podcast, but apparently that one was based on an Ann Rampling (Anne Rice's erotica pen name) novel, but Hollywood decided to add in a comedy plot? How… how did Anne Rice feel about the Exit to Eden movie? We would 100% not show this movie to a child, and we also note that this podcast episode contains discussions of murder by wood chipper, and S&M, so, you know, take that under advisement.If you're having fun listening to us, please tell your friends about us! Subscribe to our newsletter at thisiswhywerelikethis.substack.com for free, or pay $5/month to get access to two bonus paid episodes each month! We're also on Patreon if that's your jam! Rate and review us! follow us on Twitter where we're @thisiswhy_pod! And, of course, you can always drop us a note at at thisiswhywerelikethis@gmail.com. This is a public episode. 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Rhonda Honey Shear American television personality, comedian, actress, and entrepreneur. She is known for her role as a host of the USA Network's weekend B-movie show, USA Up All Night, in the 1990s. In 2001, she started an intimate apparel business that was marketed on Home Shopping Network, with one of her most successful products being the Ahh Bra in 2010. This interview is part of the Skip E. Lowe Documentary produced and directed by Romeo Carey. Included in this Podcast is my producing partner Robbie Curtis. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/romeo-carey/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/romeo-carey/support

This week is a special "Water Ya Doin'?" episode. With one of the Daves at the beach when we recorded, we decided to try our first random, (almost) totally unprepared episode based on movies & TV shows with the ocean, beach, or water in general as the theme. Board our submarine as we take deep dives into Aquaman, Waterworld, Lost, Pacific Rim, and Down Periscope. Put on your swim trunks as we go for quick dips into Earth Girls Are Easy, Hot Tub Time Machine, The Princess Bride (Andruw finds a way of justifying that entry), Leviathan, Deep Star Six, Last Resort, USA Up All Night, and Silk Stalkings. And, put on your floaties as we splash around in the shallow end of the pool with at least brief mentions of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, Muppet Treasure Island, Battleship, The Shape of Water, Splash, Cocoon, and much much more. Superheroes, mutants, mysterious islands, monsters & giant robots, antique submarines, hot tubs, nuclear submarines... Prepare for dive! We've got it all as we cover lots of geeky things related to the ocean, beach, and water. E-Mail: DiscerningGeeks@gmail.com Twitter: @DiscerningGeeks Facebook: Discerning Geeks Portal Please rate or review us wherever you listen to podcasts. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/discerninggeeks/message

If you have ever listened to The Deucecast Movie Show, you'll know they celebrate great movies. And they celebrate bad movies too.  And after giving the Best of the Worst of the 2010s (with Lil G Ryfun), and Best of the Worst of the 2000s (With Kaufman & Upon a Star Jenn), and Best of the Worst of the 90s, it's time to go all the way back to the age of Disco and look at the greatest, favoritist flops of the 1970s. First up, Dave, Mikey, and #TwitterlessDrEarl invite in the legend, the famous, the infamous, award winning Voice of Cobb County, Scotty Ryfun!  They play a spirited round of Denzel, then turn their attention to the Top Five at Hand. The Best movies of the Worst movies of the 1970s, all movies coming in at 49% or under on the Rotten Tomatoes TomatoMeter... plus some deep discussions on George Lucas' involvement in bad sequels... who really ran USA UP All Night... Every Which Way You Can But Loose... who actually wrote "Convoy"... Dave visiting a historical movie site on a field trip...  Plus, the movie assignments for this year's DaveSplosion!  1941 (for rental) Any Which Way You Can (for rental) Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (Amazon Prime) Beneath the Planets of the Apes (for rental) The Black Hole (Disney+) The Cheap Detective (Amazon Prime) Convoy (Amazon Prime) Damien: The Omen II (Starz) The Deep (Criterion Channel) Dirty Mary Crazy Larry (fubo) Every Which Way But Loose (for rental) The Fisher King (Roku Channel) Frogs (for rental) Gator (Vudu Free) Hercules in New York (Vudu Free) Jabberwocky (not streaming) Lolly-Madonna XXX (for rental) The Man with the Golden Gun (DirecTV) More American Graffiti (HBO Max) The Night They Saved Christmas (DirecTV) The Omen (Starz) Starcrash (Amazon Prime) Star Trek: The Motion Picture (Hulu) The Villain (not streaming)

It may be Roddy Piper's first starring role in Hollywood, but the girls steal the show in New World Pictures' Hell Comes to Frogtown! Travis and Rob explain how the film's directors and writer have ties to Ron Howard and James Cameron, discuss an actor's motivation when playing a mutant frog, and argue why this might be the best B movie in the entire USA Up All Night lineup in Still Up All Night: Hell Comes to Frogtown! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stillupallnight/support

This week's episode is a special Dropped Culture topic. Horror and Schlock Hosts! Vampira started it all and its still going on today! Brock and Dan dive into the hosts of late night movies on television. We both grew up on USA Up All Night with Gilbert and Rhonda, Joe Bob was and still is a hero to us and Mystery Science cemented them into our brain! Watching Toxie kick ass at midnight and our first taste of The Killer Tomatoes, or even seeing the dead return to life turned us into what we are today. (well maybe, I mean who are we really? We don't even really know.....) If your listening to this podcast anyway you probably stayed up late watching the same things we did! All Hail Vampira!! Listen and give us a rating everywhere podcasts are sold!or just go here, its a pretty cool place where you can hang out and do whatever! Don't forget the Tofuti! www.droppedculture

Stay tuned for more details about the Ahh Bra, an $80 million dollar success story! Designer Rhonda Shear spent 25 years in the Hollywood spotlight as an actress, comedienne, and host. Starring for years on the popular late night series “USA: Up All Night”, Shear learned from Hollywood costume designers the art of illusion and camouflage. Rhonda was determined to create a line that was fresh, innovative, and glamorous. The brand uses cutting edge technology, luxurious fabrics, and sensual silhouettes.

This whopper of a B movie mixes elements from all sorts of 80s movies, features a Seinfeld alum, and ended up being a staple of USA Up All Night. Travis and Rob get their hands dirty trying to explain the incoherent narrative, odd character behaviors, and why they still think it's a movie worth staying up all night for in Still Up All Night: Sorority Girls and the Creature from Hell! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stillupallnight/support

This week we're taking a look at Part 2s. Why? Why not? First up we hop on the radio with Stretch in TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE 2. Then we try to get an A in anatomy in CHUD II: BUD THE CHUD. After that we talk about some Troma films, the love of USA UP ALL NIGHT, and Doug continues his Marvel journey.

ORIGINALLY RECORDED JANUARY 28, 2020 The second entry in our yearly anniversary project, it's a trip away from the mean streets of Chi-Town to the not-all-that-much-nicer streets of small-town Japan, the kind plagued by teenage alienation and robots and weaponized musical instruments. That's right, we're taking back to that weird and wild show, the anime equivalent of staying up late and watching USA Up All Night and Monstervision! Join Amon, Jamal, and Andrew as they look at the dub that used to define pure anime insanity: FLCL (or Fooly Cooly (or Furi Kuri (we're not picky)))! Like what we do? Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/dubtalkpodcast Or consider buying us a Ko-fi! https://ko-fi.com/dubtalk DUB TALK SOCIAL MEDIA Twitter: @DubTalkPodcast Instagram: @dubtalkpodcast Twitch: dubtalkpodcast Tumblr: dubtalkpodcast Host: @AmonduulUS Panelists: @Jamstar529 @MangaMan9000 Episode Editor: @AmonduulUS Music: Selections from the FLCL OST by the pillows & Shinkichi Mitsumune "Ride On Shooting Star" by the pillows "Comedians' Gallop" from the orchestral suite "The Comedians" by Dmitry Borisovich Kabalevsky

Travis and Rob celebrate the films of USA Up All Night, beginning with the 1983 movie Joysticks! How did this sexploitation film secure the rights to Pacman? What scene potentially inspired Footloose? And what minor character deserves a sequel? We answer these questions and more in Still Up All Night: Joysticks! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stillupallnight/support

FANS: Rick Sloane--writer, producer and director of 80s and 90s cult classics--joins CF3 this week to discuss the films that influenced him, casting Mary Woronov in Blood Theater, meeting Roger Corman, and so much more. FILMS: The double feature returns! With Rick Sloane still in the house, we uncover the truth about Hobgoblins (1988). How did it wind up on MST3K? What's the deal with that rake scene? Did Rick almost die while making it? And what would each of us fantasize about if we were blindsided by a pack of vicious hobgoblins? Then comes our arresting review of Vice Academy. Charlie Sheen set visits, Linnea Quigley's agent, the sordid history of USA Up All Night, and the Vinegar Syndrome Blu-ray release are all covered. It's better than a knee to the nuts! FINDS: You're on your own this week. Next time, you won't be so lucky!

This week, we're joined by special guest girl Erin to make it less creepy that we're talking about the teen prostitute thriller Angel. And I do mean less, because it is still creepy.

What's in the special sauce? Royhpnol, it turns out. The boys serve up a heaping helping of bad 80s romantic comedy tropes in their review of the Jim Varney/Traci Lords biopic Fast Food.

This week was Eric's pick. He chose the 1988 post-apocalyptic sci-fi action flick "Hell Comes to Frogtown." This is another amazing transfer of a wacky flick from our friends at Vinegar Syndrome. It's not a horror movie, but it is pure cheesy sci-fi action. If you're into the USA Up All Night stuff...check this out. It's also Rowdy Roddy Piper's first film. Check it out and see if you agree with our opinions! Horror News: a brief discussion about American Horror Story 1984 Check out our sponsor! Fright-rags.com and use code SPOOKYDUDES10 at check-out for 10% of your order! We're on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify or our website - http://spookydudespod.com/ Do you agree with our opinions? You'll have to listen to find out. Thanks for sticking with us this year! Check it out - let us know what you think! Keep up with us on social media! We'd love to hear what you think about the show! Twitter: @SpookyDudesPod Instagram: SpookyDudesPodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SpookyDudes Contact us: SpookyDudesPodcast@gmail.com Call us and leave a voicemail! - 423-521-5117 . . . #hellcomestofrogtown #rowdyroddypiper #frogtown #postapocalyptic #vinegarsyndrome #driveinmutants #driveintheater #scifi #actionmovie #horror #horroraddict #horrorfan #horrorfanatic #horrorflick #horrorflicks #horrorjunkie #horrormovie #horrorpodcast #exploitation #practicaleffects #podcast #scarymovies #exploitationflicks #stevewang #spooky #spookydudes #spookydudespodcast #stayspookymydudes #frightrags #rogercorman

FANS: We salute Lloyd Kaufman and Troma Entertainment this week with writer/director Andrew J. Chambers whose After School Lunch Special (2019) is inspired by Troma films and features Lloyd himself as a tapeworm named Mitch! FILMS: We review Troma's flagship film, The Toxic Avenger (1984), while talking USA Up All Night, Melvin and bullies, the un-PC nature of Toxie, the cartoon series, Marisa Tomei. We ponder what happened to Michael Herz. FINDS: Andy Dick HIMSELF delivers us a cult find about his upcoming Troma project. The Barn 2 adds Lloyd Kaufman! Designated Survivor dies for Dames.

We've tried really hard to avoid discussing movies that would have been relegated to USA Up All Night's lineup of sleazy trash, but we're doing a camp movie every summer so it looks like we couldn't make it past year five! This is incompetently made garbage by a director with a fascinating career. Find the film on YouTube if you dare but better yet, just listen to the discussion. https://www.goodtimesgreatmovies.com Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/goodtimesgreatmovies Merch on TeePublic: https://www.teepublic.com/user/gtgmcast Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GTGMcast And on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodtimesgreatmoviespodcast Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/goodtimesgreatmovies

This week: "The Last American Virgin"! Mad Magazine (P)resents "Up the Academy"! John Hughes changes the game! Christopher Lee goes slumming! And Gilbert looks back at "USA Up All Night"! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Once upon a time, some old guy in an attic with deep vein thrombosis of the forehead, lured some middle-aged teens into an old house. This house was haunted by...well, pretty much everything. There's zombies. There's a vest wearing were-cat. Some copyright infringing Ghoulies. A hallway monster with a tentacle that melts your face. There's a Spider-Lady, a glowing ball-head lady, some fart monsters, and too many others to count. Despite this movie being cut down to 45 minutes and then rebuilt by a new director who had never seen a horror movie, this movie has a certain something that we can't help but love. Listen as Matt and Tristan put their most positive spin on the USA Up All Night classic movie, Spookies. 

Wherein we discuss Black Friday, the logistics of a chronological Disney marathon, Ralph Breaks the Internet, Mystery Science Theater 3000, Shudder, Dinners of Death with Joe Bob Briggs, USA Up All Night, Dude Bro Party Massacre III, Spider-Man, weird game faces, Police Academy, and Sharknado. Starring Ryan Scott and Ryan Higgins.

This week, the queers reach across the podcast aisle and are joined by Michael Varrati (Dead for Filth) to talk the drag queen sci-fi cult fave VEGAS IN SPACE. We spend way more time talking about the history of the film than the film itself, but with such an interesting history, who could blame us? Michael leads the queerwolves through the film's bizarre and fascinating tale that winds through the Reagan era, the AIDS crisis, Rodney King, and USA Up All Night. Plus, son't miss everyone's drag names and Michael Kennedy's surprisingly stellar impression skills. Plus, in Tea Time we sip on FOREVER, CHANNEL ZERO, REVENGE, THE VICTIM, and THE FLY. Find Michael Varrati: Twitter @MichaelVarrati Instagram @michaelvarrati Find us on Twitter and Instagram: @queerwolfpod You can follow the whole crew here... Nay: Twitter & Insta @blakkcupcake Art Insta @gaudylosangeles Mark: Twitter @seniorteenager Insta @seniorteen Michael: Twitter @michaelkenken Insta @michaelkenken1 Producer Brennan: Twitter @itsrainingbrens Insta @theburningclem

This week, the queers reach across the podcast aisle and are joined by Michael Varrati (Dead for Filth) to talk the drag queen sci-fi cult fave VEGAS IN SPACE.   We spend way more time talking about the history of the film than the film itself, but with such an interesting history, who could blame us? Michael leads the queerwolves through the film’s bizarre and fascinating tale that winds through the Reagan era, the AIDS crisis, Rodney King, and USA Up All Night. Plus, son’t miss everyone’s drag names and Michael Kennedy’s surprisingly stellar impression skills.   Plus, in Tea Time we sip on FOREVER, CHANNEL ZERO, REVENGE, THE VICTIM, and THE FLY.   Find Michael Varrati: Twitter @MichaelVarrati    Instagram @michaelvarrati Find us on Twitter and Instagram: @queerwolfpod   You can follow the whole crew here...   Nay: Twitter & Insta @blakkcupcake     Art Insta @gaudylosangeles Mark: Twitter @seniorteenager   Insta @seniorteen Michael: Twitter @michaelkenken   Insta @michaelkenken1 Producer Brennan: Twitter @itsrainingbrens    Insta @theburningclem

Ready to enjoy a successful book writing career as a ghostwriter? Listen to Off The Shelf on Saturday, September 29, 2019 at 11am/EST (New York City time). The show is hosted by author Denise Turney. Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio listeners will gain the rewards of taping into Rich Mintzer's ghostwriting success. Author Rich Mintzer has authored more than 80 books, many of them he created as a ghostwriter. Rich has worked with Crown, St. Martin's Press, Penguin and other book publishers. Television programs that Rich has written for include the Rosie O'Donnell Show and USA Up All Night. Rich has also written for radio stations WNBC and WYNY.  Today, Rich Mintzer does quite a bit of business writing. His vast experience leaves him with a wealth of writing wisdom that he is open to sharing right here on Off The Shelf radio. Bring your book writing and ghostwriting questions. Come ready to learn and grow as an author, whether you are just starting out as a book author or are a seasoned writer. You don't want to miss this show! Listener dial-in number:  (347) 994-3490 You can also catch the show LIVE via the chat room.

Rhonda Shear is a television personality, comedian, actress and entrepreneur. She is best known for her role as a host of the USA Network’s USA Up All Night in the 1990s. Since 2003, Rhonda Shear has been providing intimates solutions for women of all shapes and ages around the world. She has subsequently expanded the Rhonda Shear line to include a broad assortment of bras, panties, sleepwear, shapewear, lingerie and apparel. Randy LOVED Rhonda’s book, Up All Night: From Hollywood Bombshell to Lingerie Mogul, Life Lessons from an Accidental Feminist. Plus, Rhonda on feminism, the Entertainment industry and Playboy. Angry people suck. Shit Shows make the best stories. Always crash the party + Randy’s Mary Chapin Carpenter/Treat Williams escapade. Randy’s first “studio audience!” Twitter: @RhondaShear @randallkjones @siriouslysusan Websites: RhondaShear.com RandallKennethJones.com, SusanCBennett.com

Greg and Jenius go back to school with a USA Up All Night inspired double feature: Class of 1984 and Reform School Girls! How sleazy does it get? Is this the future? Listen in or risk going to Reform School! So young, so bad, so what? 

"It's ok to step back, but never ever give up!" Rhonda Shear, the sultry and smart hostess of USAs Up All Night which aired int he 90s is interviewed by David Cogan host of the Eliances Heroes show broadcast on am and fm network channels and syndicated online. She and David discuss her book, "Up All Night: From Hollywood Bombshell to Lingerie Mogul, Life Lessons from and Accidental Feminist." www.rhondashear.com www.eliances.com   

"It's ok to step back, but never ever give up!" Rhonda Shear, the sultry and smart hostess of USAs Up All Night which aired int he 90s is interviewed by David Cogan host of the Eliances Heroes show broadcast on am and fm network channels and syndicated online. She and David discuss her book, "Up All Night: From Hollywood Bombshell to Lingerie Mogul, Life Lessons from and Accidental Feminist." www.rhondashear.com www.eliances.com   

So Rick Sloane directed next episode's movie VICE ACADEMY (1989) which due to our server's monthly limitations, won't be posted until April 1st (no April fooling). Rick Sloane not only directed SIX (!!!) Vice Academy movies, the legendary Hobgoblins (1988), TWO Wings Hauser films, and a shitload more. If you were a fan of USA Up All Night, strap in, because you're gonna like this interview.

This episode is an interview with the talented Jeff Samsonow, who wears a number of hats. He’s been a journalist, producer, writer, product strategist, content director and more. Thus, we gave him the title, Media Mogul. Jeff shares his stories about his radio days, the importance of Universal design and rock shows in basement scooter shops. We also learn about Jeff’s latest journalistic adventure and comedy productions. Treat yourself to some Sugru. Get yours from your not so local Amazon site. Jeff is a graduate of Fanshawe and did not attend Community. Chris & Paul learn the difference between universities and colleges in Canada with many examples: Western, Ryerson, MacEwan, NAIT, Edmonton Digital Arts College. Jeff spent several years with Corus at 630 CHED, AM 640 and CJOB. If you’re interested in the Edmonton podcast meetup Chris referenced, check out Meetup.com. Jeff’s very talented partner and spouse is Sally Poulsen. AMI is an amazing organization that produces content for the blind, deaf and Canadians with mobility issues. Paul mentions that one organization in Grand Rapids that also work in the accessible area is the UICA. Universal design is about creating inclusive things, yo. Jeff tells us about Blind Sighted with Kelly MacDonald, an AMI show in Toronto. Jeff & Sally started The Edmontonian back in 2009. Jeff adds that Sally did time as a journalist prior to their site for the Portage Daily Graphic in Manitoba. The two eventually started The Edmonton Media Co.. Chris discusses the SNL sketch about Michigan accents. He managed to track it down and you can watch it at the bottom of this article. You can watch the 6 part series The Edmontonian Presents that aired on Shaw TV here. We didn’t always save everything. Hosts of the USA Up All Night show said they used to tape over the old shows to save money. The Maltin on Movies podcast with Gilbert Gottfried does not feature the discussion of lost episodes, it’s Gilbert’s podcast with Rhonda Shear. Thanks for listening, you’ve just earned 32,018 MSauce points with which you can use to purchase our collection of sound effects for film editing called Mouth Foley 2: Atrocious Boogaloo. A very special thanks to Jeff Samsonow for coming to a stranger’s home to be recorded in front of a live internet audience. Be sure to bookmark The Edmontonian Media Co. or follow him on Twitter to keep up with his latest work. Support Montreal Sauce on Patreon

August 13-19, 1988 Today Ken welcomes model, art curator, casting director and kindred spirit Lenora Claire to the show. Ken and Lenora discuss being a Reading Rainbow kid, appearing on Where in the World is Carmen San Diego?, growing up in the Valley, The Sherman Oaks Galleria, The Brady Bunch House, Star 80, suave ALF, furries, a love of movies, growing up the daughter of a Dr, The Comish, being a Police Surgeon, Bachelor Party, Adrian Zmed, Revenge of the Nerds, Oingo Boingo, The Cramps, Tom Selleck as PT Barnum, Lonnie Anderson as Jane Mansfield, Lynda Carter as Rita Hayworth, Chopping Mall, Nightmares, earthquakes, the proper way to display samurai swords, Ninja III: The Domination, Farrah Fawcett, Extremities, The Burning Bed, Haunted Honeymoon vs. High Spirits, Howard the Duck, Messiah of Evil, condoms, Near Dark vs The Lost Boys, Joshua Miller, Malibu Bikini Shop, USA Up All Night, the rapey-ness of Revenge of the Nerds, Mel Brooks, Spaceballs, an insomnia fueled pop culture education, Night Flight, Another State of Mind, being one of the USA Network's Characters that are welcome, Creepshow, Tales from the Darkside, being paid to be in the audience, Goth Teens, pranking the Hughleys, appearing in Marilyn Manson and George Michaels music videos, Steven Spielberg's aversion to sex, casting MTV's True Life, She's the Sheriff, The Thighmaster vs. The Gutbuster, My So-Called Life, Zoobilie Zoo, SCTV, Elvira : Mistress of the Dark, Paul Reubens, Reality TV, The Real World, the educational power of television, creating anti-stalker laws, Fight Back! with David Horowitz, Wally George, DC Follies, and Beverly Hills Teens. 

On the third annual TV Guidance Counselor Halloween special Ken welcomes friend and believer in the good of Monsters Sam Furst to the show. Ken and Sam discuss haunted houses, Ghostbusters costumes, The Nightmare on Elm St series, Terminator 2, Halloween TV edits, "making of" TV specials, The Witches, Spawn, the depressing nature of Pet Semetary, Stephen King, New England Halloween, not wanting to be disturbed, loving allegories, SFX, gore, praise for the Evil Dead remake, The Making of Michael Jackson's Thriller, Rick Baker, Alien Bar Mitvahs, the fear of mentally challenged adults handing out candy, the Halloween sense of community, TV38's Movie Loft, why Friday the 13th isn't the best Halloween viewing, peeping into people's houses, taking dogs trick or treating, Heavy Metal Horror, Jon Mikal Thor, Black Roses, Iron Maiden, Satanic Panic, Judas Priest, Alice Cooper's Feed my Frankenstein, unusual VHS boxes, C.H.U.D. II, USA Up All Night, USA's Saturday Nightmares, Commander USA's Groovy Moovies, disappointing demons bands, one vs two earrings, not being a Charlie Brown guy, homemade costumes, getting married on Halloween, Paperama, Salem, MA, Hocus Pocus, The Adventures of Pete and Pete Halloweenies, how Nightmare Before Christmas is NOT a Halloween movie, Goosebumps, Are You Afraid of the Dark?, SNICK, E.T., and recommending "The Guest".

Or: “You’re on Camera Whether You Like It or Not” This is part deux of our conversation with Carolyn Fung & Paul Juricic who were grad students at The Centre for Digital Media. Their final project at the CDM was Project ACME, a personal archiving tool to collect and sort your digital data. We start off talking about the amazing physical archives they visited. For the sake of your sanity in the following notes, “Paul” is our guest. “Host Paul” is the co-host who says he loves pop music. Carolyn tells us about the treasures of The Museum of Vancouver and the Planitarium. Organizations like the institutions mentioned above don’t have the funds to create a digital archive for their treasures. Chris mentions the amazing Storycorps project as an example of a successful archive project. Carolyn shares that part of her work with NGX Interactive is about making an interpretive design. How do you make things relevant to people? It turns out that many TV shows in the late 80s and 90s reused tapes so there is no official record of the show USA Up All Night. Paul suggests we seek out Mél Hogan to learn more about the opportunities in archived data. Chris shares a fiction book that deals with digitizing books in a unique way, Vernor Vinge’s Rainbow’s End. We talk about the volume of pictures we take these days versus the past when we used film. Carolyn mentioned that she recently did a hike at Deep Cove and when they reached the top everyone pulled out their phones instead of enjoying the view. Paul says that he wishes the criticism around twitter wasn’t focused on the stream of conscience, or somewhat silly posts and concentrated on the broadcast or spam of companies that get in the way of communication. Paul uses BBM with a group of friends to stay in touch. There’s less corporate distractions and therefore it is a better tool than twitter for him. Paul tells the story of a This American Life episode where two friends were exchanging old pictures of themselves and one noticed his grandmother was in the background of his friend’s picture. Chris wants a Mr. Show with Bob & David sketch about people looking at old photos recalling the documentation process of the picture and not the subject matter. Paul wonders if there is any inch of Grandville Island that hasn’t been documented by people’s pictures. Paul discusses the future of Project ACME. Paul uses his traditional podcast plug time to tell us all that we should watch Fargo. Carolyn tells us to all go out to our local spaces that are trying to teach us about the local history, no matter the scale. They need our support and input. Host Paul is very happy that we had a tremendous number of live listeners during this show. Listen live at 7pm MST or 9pm EST on Thursday evenings. Find Carolyn on twitter, @carofung and Paul says you can find him on a sidewalk in East Vancouver. (Or Linkedin.) Thanks to both of them for joining us and patiently waiting for the release of this episode. Help us release more episodes, learn more over at patreon.com/msauce. Or yell at us at facebook.com/montrealsauce. Support Montreal Sauce on Patreon

It’s a hot and steamy night at Castle Wolfenstein and Episode 198 of Trick or Treat Radio brings an interesting film discussion as we review the film High-Rise from director Ben Wheatley, one of our most highly anticipated films of the year! Does it live up to the hype or do we walk away disappointed? We also have an impromptu contest, we play a ton of awesome feedback from YOU and there is even some nudity?! So grab your pasties, discard your pizza bones, and strap on!! Stuff we talk about: What MonsterZero forgot, class struggles, Luke Evans, Motion Picture Meltdown, naked MonsterZero, Jeremy Irons, Stanley Kubrick, the temperature of the studio, Deadpool, MZ’s porn name, Joe Bob Briggs, Commander USA, Boba Jetta, watching Trick or Treat Radio, pizza bones, High-Rise, Snowpiercer, 70s sci-fi, new podcasts, our podcast community, Atomic Age Media, El Goro is smart, Alien acid, Tom Hiddleston’s versatility, Radio Violenta, naming Ravenshadow’s car contest, Phantasm II, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Outside the Cinema, the PunchFarm Podcast, Captain America: Civil War, J.G. Ballard, smoking weed while leaving a voicemail, hanging out with Jakey-Poo in real life, what real carnage looks like, Wes Anderson, Scare-A-Con, Burt Reynolds Ravenshadow, MonsterZero’s hairless body, USA Up All Night, Batman Forever, Batman and Robin, and Schneider-Man. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

http://searchforschlock.com/media/podcasts/sfs-093-Deathstalker2.mp3 Download MP3 In this weeks webipod we skip straight to the second installment of beloved fantasy movie franchise ... Deathstalker! You all remember Deathstalker right?! ....... well thats ok. The only one who did was Andrew and his brother James. Their blurry childhood memories of a more perverse robin hood archetype quipping his way through a poorly budgeted middle earth like setting remained dormant and waiting ... waiting for the day we'd unleash this podcast. Waiting for the day they'd be able to tell the tale of a USA Up All Night encounter that forever changed their lives! (actually not much of this is true and I'm probably overselling it) So join us for swords, boobs, amazon women and pigmen ... I bring you DEATHSTALKER II!Original post located at searchforschlock.com.

Two words, Kevin Kostner. Now you know why we’ve watched this film. Armin Mortazavi, one of the awesome people we met during the Montreal Sauce podcast live from CDM graciously joined us to experience Waterworld. Where can you watch it? (Or, avoid it?) Buy the Blu-Ray Or stream it: iTunes Amazon Here’s our notes, although be warned, they got wet and were hard to transcribe: Water is expensive. In 1995, this was the most expensive movie to date until Titanic was made two years later. Batman Forever made more money than this film at the box office. Yet, Waterworld finished above great films like Braveheart and Outbreak. There’s a live Waterworld show at Universal Studios theme park? According to Wikipedia it was award winning and ran for 10 years. This film is bold in its world-building, but cartoonish like a USA Up All Night movie, something like Hell Comes To Frogtown. Armin drops science on us. Why not convert sea water to drinking water instead of urine? Who does Kostner think he is, Chris Hadfield? Chris calls the film Von Dutch Punk. There’s lots of lipstick in the dystopian future for Jeanne Tripplehorn. Michael Jeter speaks his own strange language in this film, much like in The Green Mile. Is it recycling or Soylent Green? Dennis Hopper is our satirical villain and sort of fun. Baymax in Big Hero 6 has more dialogue than Kostner in this film. When Chris berates the little girl’s drawing, Arturo in the chatroom chimes in to ask, “How many opportunities does one get to draw on a Waterworld. Armin says Kostner is taking Tripplehorn to Futurama’s old New York. The guys are confused that people don’t remember dry land but do remember Captain Joseph Hazelwood. Kostner does the rear axle movie trick to an airplane? Paul wonders if Waterworld is the sequel to Zardoz. Armin’s review, “I don’t even know why I am watching this?” Chris says this is no Space Truckers which is not saying much. Lots of fun lore included on the imdb page and Wikipedia page for this film. Armin suggests that you watch Blade Runner instead of this film. If you see have seen Waterworld, Paul suggests that you watch Armageddon and pretend Michael Bay directed both. If you haven’t seen it, watch Splash instead. Chris suggests Damnation Alley for your post apocalyptic needs or The Incredible Mr. Limpet if you’re into fish-people. Thanks to Armin for joining the guys. Check out his “cartoon endeavors” at biasedcat.blogspot.ca. Hopefully, we can get Armin back if he wasn’t scared away by the Kostner film. Support Film Frown on Patreon

FOR FULL EPISODE DETAILS CLICK HERE   The “virtual lounge” is staying UP ALL NIGHT.   Ty and Nick welcome the incredible Rhonda Shear back to Beats & Eats.  Rhonda talks about her Shear Enterprises lingerie line and her famous career as a late night movie host on USA’s UP ALL NIGHT.   Rhonda shares some amazing stories and some great tips for entrepreneurs.  It’s a funny and inspirational episode of Beats & Eats like no other.  So sit back, relax, and join Ty and Nick for a unique “happy hour” for the mind.  

Industry Leaders from the world of Beauty & Fashion providing thought provoking insights from Inspiring minds. Guests are interviewed on their experiences in both Fashion and Beauty and offer the Beauty Fashion and War audience guidance, wisdom and candor on what?s hot and what?s not in the industry of Beauty and Fashion. Guests are encouraged to be honest, to have fun and give our audience the most authentic answers from their vast experience in this sometimes superfluous industry. A key differentiating factor from other Podcasts that discuss Beauty and Fashion is our desire to discuss spirituality and the key components of professionals in this industry and how applying makeup or designing that perfect outfit, is in fact shifting negative mindset?s and providing a deeper sense of empowerment for both clients and industry experts alike. This is Beauty, Fashion and War! Hosted by Cleo Caban, a decorated war veteran whose spent almost a decade through out the Middle East as a Counter Intelligence Special Agent. Don?t get left behind!   Rhonda Shear Bio Rhonda Shear has been breaking the mold since her beginnings as a New Orleans beauty queen, during her brief stint in politics, as Hollywood actress/sex symbol, touring as a stand-up comedienne, and now as the entrepreneur behind Rhonda Shear Intimates and the Ahh Bra! After appearing on countless TV shows and in films, modeling professionally, and hosting USA: Up All Night for over 450 episodes, Rhonda knows all about costuming, enhancing her own assets, and capturing the attention of audiences around the world. She uses this experience along with her own ever changing body as inspiration for her award winning line of intimates, sleepwear, shapewear and apparel. She has always said about her curves: “I’m a good girl, trapped in a bad girl’s body!” Rhonda encourages women to find an Ahh Moment by embracing curves and expecting more from their lingerie drawers! She prides herself in personally designing and selling quality, comfort, fit, and color in a wide variety of intimate apparel solutions sized from XS to 3X. “Behind every great woman is a great behind!” Building on Rhonda Shear Intimates’ international acclaim Rhonda plans to launch a new line of fragrance & beauty products, expand Rhonda Shear Intimates’ presence in retail, and even write a book within the next year! Must Read’s: Blue Ocean Strategy by W. Chan Kim Look Inside on Amazon - Click Here Description: Written by the business world's new gurus, Blue Ocean Strategy continues to challenge everything you thought you knew about competing in today's crowded market place. Based on a study of 150 strategic moves spanning more than a hundred years and thirty industries, authors W. Chan Kim and Renee Mauborgne argue that lasting success comes from creating 'blue oceans': untapped new market spaces ripe from growth. And the business world has caught on - companies around the world are skipping the bloody red oceans of rivals and creating their very own blue oceans. With over one million copies sold world wide, Blue Ocean Strategy is quickly reaching "must read" status among smart business readers. Have you caught the wave? Favorite Song: Spooky by Classics IV Listen to Spooky on iTunes - Click Here Social Media Links:  Website: www.RhondaShear.com Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/rhondashear/ Linked In: http://www.linkedin.com/in/rhondashear Twitter: https://twitter.com/RhondaShear Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe3bR_qy4sJt2odIqUd30rw Instagram: http://instagram.com/rhondafunnygirl Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RhondaShearFanPage Phone: +1.727-540-9800 Email: sales@shearenterprises.com

Ok, last week's show was weird BUT manalive, this show might be even more ridiculous! If you were ever curious what happens when a drunk sick gunslinger, two robots, a comic geek, a shut-in, a media wizard, a Greek god, a cosplay queen and a samurai show up to chat about nerdy stuff, well this is the episode for you!Topics discussed: The Theatre Bizarre, Ricky Schroder's Step-Mom's Vagina, robot throwdowns, The Legend of Luther Strode, Udo Kier, werewolf hatred of 80's sitcoms, Hickman's Avengers, Peter Murphy, The Conjuring, beetle vaginas, Lance Storm, Dynamo's mic mishap, Tom Savini, JSA Liberty Files: The Whistling Skull, The Frankenstein Theory, Age of Ultron, update on Dynamos kids, Mz. M's favorite, PAX East, the pomegranate jam in the Castle Wolfenstein bathroom, Teen Ape, Injustice: Gods Among Us, Richard Stanley, Cabin Fever 2, Feed, Curtain Society, Taken 2: Re-taken, bitchality, USA Up All Night, Joe Bob Briggs, and R2D2 bathroom hijinks.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

Warning: Trailer Contains Nudity! This is a 80's high school movie that you probably would see on USA Up All Night. This DVD is extremely expensive on Amazon and not available on Netflix. So I suggest winning a cheap eBay auction or buying the VHS. Please visit the "Cinema Corpse" videocast on iTunes. They review horror and sci-fi movies and add a little humor in the mix. http://cinemacorpse.podomatic.com