Podcasts about where the buffalo roam

Au sommaire de cette spéciale années 80 : Évocation de La Nuit de la comète de Thom Eberhardt (Rimini éditions), Retour sur quelques sorties Elephant Films, à savoir, Where The Buffalo Roam d'Art Linson, L'Homme dans l'ombre de Jack Fisk, Ghoulies de Luca Bercovici, BMX Bandits de Brian Trenchard-Smith et Ça chauffe au lycée Ridgemont d'Amy Heckerling . Bonne écoute à toutes et tous !

I first encountered Brad's work on Kentucker Audley's fantastic NoBudge site, with his short film WHERE THE BUFFALO ROAM. It caught my eye not only because of the emotional honesty and style of the film, but also noticing street signs of a nearby Illinois suburb, not far from where I grew up.I reached out to Brad back then, and he remains as thoughtful and generous with his time back then as he is now. He has progressed through making many more outstanding shorts and commercial work, as well as his debut feature, GRASSHOPPERS, which was released in 2021.In this episode, Brad and I discuss his beginnings as a filmmaker in the suburbs of Chicago, diving into each short which can be found on his Vimeo page. From mixing elements of his real life into his art, to developing his style, we break down the inspirations, intentions, and lessons learned at the start of a very promising filmmaking career.

Join us on the road alongside our good friend Mr. Scotty Alexander. We catch up with Scotty as he makes his way into the heart of Fort Worth at the Downtown Cowtown at The Isis theater. Find out what's been going on and what's is to come in his world and ours. Scotty Alexander | Official WebsiteDowntown Cowtown at the IsisLone Star Dry Goods

We start off our third season of 'Where The Buffalo Roam' with a wild west shootout alongside Austin and Cooper from Western Wing Outfitters in search of Sandhill Crane, aka...ribeye of the sky! Find out why folks drive hundreds of miles to book a hunt with these fellas and what it takes to make it all happen. If Waterfowl and Migratory Birds are your thing, then this is an episode you wont want to miss!Be sure and head over to www.westernwingoutfitters.com to find the experience that's right for you. Find them on your social media publishing platforms facebook: @westernwingoutfitters Instagram: @western.wing.outfitters 

Have yourself a very Spidey Christmas with everyone's friendly neighborhood webhead and his very first cinematic outing from Sam Raimi and company in 2002. But before we dig into the biggest present under the tree, we sort through the Blue Plate Special-themed stocking stuffers, ranging from discussions on the forgotten gem Where the Buffalo Roam and contemporary classic The Matrix, inspired in part by the latter film's recent sequel/reboot The Matrix Resurrections. We finally tear through the Tobey Maguire-adorned wrapping paper to parse the myriad ways in which the character of Peter Parker and his various iterations remains among the greatest creations of comic book storytelling, mull how superhero films have evolved (or arguably devolved) over the past two decades-plus, and in general take multiple trips down memory lane to gloriously relive a childhood favorite. 'Tis the season, right? Feel free to skip to 2:43:21 for the beginning of our audio commentary. As always, please like, subscribe, rate, and review us on all of our channels, which include Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube! Contact us at huffmanbrothersproductions@gmail.com with your questions, comments, and requests.

 We want someone to write us a beautiful, thoughtful, extremely rude eulogy. Readin' N Watchin' #38: Where The Buffalo Roam The Fancy Film Fellows discuss film from every era in a variety of formats. Be Warned! You might learn more than you'd care to know...

Doctors Billy and Melati are back and we're talking about Drugs & Alcohol! We discuss things we've maybe overheard a friend describe as their experience of someone else doing some substances, Timothy Leary, Ayahuasca, Anstie's Limit, and more. Plus there's an epic showdown in the Thunderdome. And someone might kick someone else in the throat! If you like this show, please subscribe, rate and review us. And tell some people! We love that. Look into acupuncture services near you for their myriad healing qualities! And be kind to each other! Please. :D 

Welcome to The B-Side, from The Film Stage. Here we talk about movie stars! Not the movies that made them famous or kept them famous, but the ones they made in between. Today we analyze the lesser-known films of a legend: Mr. Bill Murray. From his early SNL days to his latter days as Coolest Guy Not Invited To Your Wedding But There Anyway, myself, Conor O'Donnell, and esteemed guest Evan Cutler Wattles question what works and does not work within the whole Bill Murray legend. Our B-Sides include: Where The Buffalo Roam, The Razor's Edge, Quick Change, and Mad Dog and Glory. Evan explains why he grew up more a fan of Steve Martin than Murray and we debate the pros and cons of Hunter S. Thompson and the Gonzo style. Also, how exactly did Chevy Chase's legacy go so far in the opposite direction of Murray's? There's also the committed promotion Bill Murray did for The Razor's Edge (a remake and one of his only screenwriting credits) that got overshadowed by the success of Ghostbusters, the staleness of Art Linson's Where The Buffalo Roam (and a wasted Neil Young score!), the beautifully stressful New York City setting of Quick Change, and some refreshingly honest quotes from the man himself. We also shout-out some creative work available elsewhere. There's Myth, from our old pal Brian DiLorenzo and Hell House LLC, from our new pal producer Joseph Bandelli. And finally, there's Fathom, a new series of short stories from myself! Give it a listen. Be sure to give us a follow on Twitter and Facebook at @TFSBSide. Also enter our giveaways, get access to our private Slack channel, and support new episodes by becoming a Patreon contributor. We are also now on Spotify and Stitcher. Enjoy!

Ray and Frank welcome Jason Miller of Last Roundup Horror Show to discuss Bill Murray's portrayal of gonzo journalist Hunter S Thompson in the 1980 comedy "Where The Buffalo Roam". #DeconstructingBill #ZTOTV

Following HEAT producer Art Linson, Andrew and Dave take a trip through bat country and end up watching WHERE THE BUFFALO ROAM. The film is ostensibly a comedic biopic based on the writings of Hunter S. Thompson, though Andrew and Dave (particularly Andrew) have some words to say about that. Next time: a return to 1995! All music by Andrew Kannegiesser

On this episode, Brian spotlights four of the newest Blu-rays from Shout Factory's Shout Select line: WHERE THE BUFFALO ROAM, CHEECH AND CHONG'S NEXT MOVIE, CAR WASH and TRESPASS. 

For the January Gonzo Movie Month here at Paleo-Cinema, I'm looking at a couple of crazy flicks. 1980's Where The Buffalo Roam starring Bill Murray as Hunter S. Thompson and Peter Boyle, then we take you jive turkeys back to 1975 for Rudy Ray Moore's iconic Dolemite also starring Jerry Jones. Journalists and pimps. What more can you want?   Support the podcast financially via Patreon

Where The Buffalo Roam | Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas – Hey everyone! Welcome to another episode of Motion Picture Meltdown! This week, Dehart, Phil and myself go over a couple movies based on the life of famous Gonzo writer Hunter S. Thompson. We go over a lesser known movie from 1980 starring Bill … Continue reading "MPM: Ep.157 – Peter Boyle Was Rockin’ The Skro"

We get literary this week and discuss (a little) the lives of Hunter S. Thompson and Charles Bukowski and a couple films their lives inspired. First we get into WHERE THE BUFFALO ROAM from 1980 then move to TALES OF ORDINARY MADNESS from 1981! Music this week: Tom Waits – The Piano Has Been Drinking Vanilla […] The post Episode 128: Tales of Drunken Writers appeared first on Silva and Gold.