http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom Movie Review Podcast Thu, 23 May 2013 04:05:57 +0000 en-US hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 Copyright © The Cutting Room 2013 joec@christianaproductions.com joec@christianaproductions.com 1440 http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/CuttingRoomTNail.jpg http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom 144 144 Movie Review Podcast Movie, reviews, film, critique, analysis, The, Cutting, Room, Podcast, The, Cutting, Room joec@christianaproductions.com no yes http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/05/23/ep-2-redux-troma-contagion-and-bill-chete/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/05/23/ep-2-redux-troma-contagion-and-bill-chete/#comments Thu, 23 May 2013 04:05:57 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=1137 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/05/23/ep-2-redux-troma-contagion-and-bill-chete/feed/ 0 2:11:03 We continue to roll out our classic episodes during our summer break. Originally released on February 20th 2012, here’s Episode 2 with some introductory reminiscences from Tom and Joe. The original notes posted on the Horror Palace looked like[...] We continue to roll out our classic episodes during our summer break. Originally released on February 20th 2012, here’s Episode 2 with some introductory reminiscences from Tom and Joe. The original notes posted on the Horror Palace looked like this: BillChete is our special guest for episode 2 as we tour the streets of Tromaville visiting all your favorite polluted nooks and crannies. The citizens of Toxic Town may never be the same!!! Our show begins as usual, greeting all THE CUTTING ROOM butchers and our very special guest and host of The Grisly Zone, Mr. BillChete. TomaHawk then chops through his new dvd release of CONTAGION directed by Steven Soderbergh. The whole gang is quick to unsheathe their blades and carve up an insightful look into the apocalyptic film.The always awesome Joe Mummy then wraps himself around the introduction to our first Troma film setting up the gang with the Troma classic, THE TOXIC AVENGER! We finish things off with a blessing from The Evil Reverend Billy Grim as he guides us into the darkest alleys of our Tromaville tour with CLASS OF NUKE ‘EM HIGH and a special look into the educational system of this gory city. Joe’s THE TOXIC AVENGER introduction can be read here. Episode Links Original Music of The Cutting Room by Sonoprint Bill Chete’s Horror Palace is still up, just not with podcasts. Visit them here and tell him we sent you. Table of Contents New Intro & Reminiscences: 00:00:00 Original Intro: 00:09:50 BILL CHETE INTERVIEW: 00:17:00 CONTAGION: 00:31:20 THE TOXIC AVENGER: 00:48:50 NUKE ‘EM HIGH: 01:27:10 Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email Alerts | Stitcher | Tumblr | Website | Facebook | Twitter Movie Clips EPISODES Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/05/09/special-announcement-with-extended-hyjinx/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/05/09/special-announcement-with-extended-hyjinx/#comments Thu, 09 May 2013 04:05:26 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=1124 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/05/09/special-announcement-with-extended-hyjinx/feed/ 0 1:51:47 We don’t formally review any films this episode but we sure indulge in plenty of behind-the-scenes hyjinx. Yup, you’ll get a heaping noseful of our dirty laundry as we announce our plans for the summer and chew over the reasons that went[...] We don’t formally review any films this episode but we sure indulge in plenty of behind-the-scenes hyjinx. Yup, you’ll get a heaping noseful of our dirty laundry as we announce our plans for the summer and chew over the reasons that went into the decision to take the reprieve. Along the way we have a casual discussion about some of the upcoming summer releases and talk over Rob Zombie’s LORDS OF SALEM. Oh, we also welcome Jeff Shroeck to the panel. Glad to have you aboard, Jeff! During our summer hiatus, we’ll be rolling out more of our horror episodes (which have been vanished from existence since the crumbling of the Horror Palace empire a few months ago) and we’ll also be checking in now and again with a mini-episode, to be sure. Fear not! we’ll be back and better than ever in September. So thanks for listening and have a great summer, everyone! EPISODE LINKS Dave’s interview with Astron 6. (Definitely required summer reading for the show!) SHOW LINKS iTunes | RSS | Email Alerts | Stitcher | Tumblr | Website | Facebook | Twitter Yes, we’ve gone fishing and we hope you do the same: EPISODES Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/04/25/episode-34-gaspar-noe/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/04/25/episode-34-gaspar-noe/#comments Thu, 25 Apr 2013 04:05:17 +0000 Thomas Dettloff http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=1089 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/04/25/episode-34-gaspar-noe/feed/ 18 1:48:05 We take on the films of Gaspar Noe using I STAND ALONE (1998) and ENTER THE VOID (2009) as entry points, but that’s not before a contentious discussion about the micro-cinema film MANBORG (2011). TABLE OF CONTENTS MANBORG: 00:02:20 I STAND A[...] We take on the films of Gaspar Noe using I STAND ALONE (1998) and ENTER THE VOID (2009) as entry points, but that’s not before a contentious discussion about the micro-cinema film MANBORG (2011). TABLE OF CONTENTS MANBORG: 00:02:20 I STAND ALONE: 00:33:20 ENTER THE VOID: 01:00:20 SHOW LINKS iTunes | RSS | Email Alerts | Stitcher | Tumblr | Website | Facebook | Twitter EPISODE LINKS Astron 6: Site | Facebook | Twitter Movie Clips EPISODES Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/04/14/ep-1-redux-sam-raimi-peter-jackson/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/04/14/ep-1-redux-sam-raimi-peter-jackson/#comments Sun, 14 Apr 2013 21:47:24 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=1069 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/04/14/ep-1-redux-sam-raimi-peter-jackson/feed/ 1 2:47:03 As we explain during the new intro to this episode, our first twenty some-odd shows have been vanished from public space since the demise of the Horror Palace a few months ago so, for the morbidly curious and the TCR hardcores, we’re rolling [...] As we explain during the new intro to this episode, our first twenty some-odd shows have been vanished from public space since the demise of the Horror Palace a few months ago so, for the morbidly curious and the TCR hardcores, we’re rolling out re-releases of our humble horror beginnings. Fear not, we’ll be back with our regularly scheduled program as per usual. Here’s what the original show notes looked like when it was first released back on February 20th, 2012: Episode 001 has finally arrived so sit back, listen, and enjoy two and a half hours of pure film geek heaven. We kick things off with a quick introduction of all three CUTTING ROOM players before Joe Mummy begins to cut the throat of the new DVD release TERROR TRAP starring Michael Madsen and Jeff Fahey. An excellent review by a genuine and thoughtful cinematic mind. The Evil Reverend Billy Grim then guts us through his introduction of Sam Raimi’s THE EVIL DEAD as we discuss his first film and slice and dice through all of his movies including SPIDER MAN and A SIMPLE PLAN. The last part of our monstrous program is kicked off by Tomahawk as he takes a stab at introducing Peter Jackso’s initial labor of love, BAD TASTE. We deliver a full review of that film and talk everything about the New Zealander including the LORD OF THE RINGS trilogy. Original Music of The Cutting Room by Sonoprint Table of Contents New Intro & Reminiscences: 00:00:00 Original Intro: 00:20:00 TERROR TRAP: 00:29:00 EVIL DEAD & Sam Raimi: 00:42:50 BAD TASTE & Peter Jackson: 01:43:00 Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email Alerts | Stitcher | Tumblr | Website | Facebook | Twitter Movie Clips EPISODES Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/04/11/episode-33-hippie-movies/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/04/11/episode-33-hippie-movies/#comments Thu, 11 Apr 2013 04:02:37 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=1052 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/04/11/episode-33-hippie-movies/feed/ 5 2:33:42 Far out! It’s peace and love on The Cutting Room! Ride along with us as we take a long strange trip through the psychedelic frontiers of hippiedom and cover Wanderlust (2012), Easy Rider (1969) and Into the Wild (2007). Turn on. Tune in. Drop[...] Far out! It’s peace and love on The Cutting Room! Ride along with us as we take a long strange trip through the psychedelic frontiers of hippiedom and cover Wanderlust (2012), Easy Rider (1969) and Into the Wild (2007). Turn on. Tune in. Drop out. And turn it up! *We had some technical difficulties on this one so apologies in advance. Wanderlust review can be read here. Table of Contents Wanderlust: 00:03:45 Easy Rider: 00:45:00 Into the Wild: 01:29:00 Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email Alerts | Stitcher | Tumblr | Website | Facebook | Twitter Movie Clips Dave mentioned this film: A listener suggested we acknowledge this protest film: Video from Joe’s pal, ex-neo-hippie, Ron Muga: Hey man is that freedom rock? Remember the good old days? Turn it up, man: Here’s some of the groovy music we played during this far out show: EPISODES Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/04/04/mini-episode-12-evil-dead-2013/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/04/04/mini-episode-12-evil-dead-2013/#comments Thu, 04 Apr 2013 15:59:03 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=1037 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/04/04/mini-episode-12-evil-dead-2013/feed/ 6 0:49:02 The Fangoria diplomat, Dave “Gonzo” Pace attended and advance screening of the anxiously awaited film remake, EVIL DEAD. He’s joined by Tom and Joe to chew over the movie, the merits of cinematic re-imaginings of beloved classics [...] The Fangoria diplomat, Dave “Gonzo” Pace attended and advance screening of the anxiously awaited film remake, EVIL DEAD. He’s joined by Tom and Joe to chew over the movie, the merits of cinematic re-imaginings of beloved classics and all sorts of horror-related issues. Tom and Joe also make a special announcement about the re-issuing of The Cutting Room horror shows, episodes 1-21, which have been unavailable since the Horror Palace shut its doors some time ago. Check back soon to start seeing our episodes from the vault. Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email Alerts | Stitcher | Tumblr | Website | Facebook | Twitter Movie Clips EPISODES, Mini-Episodes Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/03/28/episode-32-bodily-functions/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/03/28/episode-32-bodily-functions/#comments Thu, 28 Mar 2013 04:05:38 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=1009 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/03/28/episode-32-bodily-functions/feed/ 7 3:16:02 The California Chainsaw Maxxacre is back! and he subjects The Cutting Room hosts to his cruel will and three truly disturbing films as only a bonafide sadist/sadomasochist could. Get ready for ‘Bodily Functions’ a’la Max Koch! Not [...] The California Chainsaw Maxxacre is back! and he subjects The Cutting Room hosts to his cruel will and three truly disturbing films as only a bonafide sadist/sadomasochist could. Get ready for ‘Bodily Functions’ a’la Max Koch! Not for the faint of heart, it’s great, big, cinematic helpings of poop, pee, and punishment this time around, folks. First, Dave’s feathers are ruffled by the 2012 new DVD release SINISTER (which is disturbing for reasons that lie outside the film itself). As our resident horror fanatics, both he and Max get very agitated by the wasted potential of this one. Then, as an inroad to our ‘Bodily Functions’ discussion, we get a visit from one of Max’s pals, health advocate Sheri Strahl. Emboldened by Sheri’s legitimacy and vast knowledge, the fellahs waste no time giving Tom a ton of s#*t about his diet, his smoking, and lack of exercise, all of it meted out with that patented t.c.r. brand of  t.l.c., of course. We get to the nasty crux of our theme first with SALO: 120 DAYS OF SODOM, possibly one of the cruelest films ever made, and then march to the beat of the academy award winning THE TIN DRUM, a remarkable and, shall we say, uncomfortable bit of film-making. TABLE OF CONTENTS Sinister 00:03:17 Guest Sheri Strahl: 00:57:30 Salo: 120 Days of Sodom: 01:29:12 The Tin Drum: 02:19:15 Guest Links Sheri Strahl: Frutzie.com | Facebook | Twitter Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email Alerts | Stitcher | Tumblr | Website | Facebook | Twitter Movie Clips Joe mentioned this one in relation to SALO, MAITRESSE from Barbet Schroeder: Here’s our guest, Sheri Strahl, in an episode of LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE: EPISODES Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/03/14/episode-31-play-adaptations-flight/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/03/14/episode-31-play-adaptations-flight/#comments Thu, 14 Mar 2013 04:02:17 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=971 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/03/14/episode-31-play-adaptations-flight/feed/ 3 2:38:27 All the world’s is a stage! Tom rolls the dice this time around and the topic of conversation for this installment of The Cutting Room Theater of the Mind is film adaptations of plays. We take a look at one of Neil Simon’s overlooked (f[...] All the world’s is a stage! Tom rolls the dice this time around and the topic of conversation for this installment of The Cutting Room Theater of the Mind is film adaptations of plays. We take a look at one of Neil Simon’s overlooked (forgotten?) works, THE PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE starring Jack Lemmon and Anne Bannecroft and then set our sights on David Mamet’s cutthroat GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS. Before we get there, though, we first chew over the new dvd release, Robert Zemeckis’ FLIGHT which leads us, of course, to an in-depth discussion about tear-jerkers and aging porn stars. We also spend some time with Jon Schnepp whose latest project THE DEATH OF SUPERMAN LIVES was just successfully green lit on Kickstarter. Jon gives us all sorts of information and opinions on comic book mythos. Table of Contents FLIGHT: 02:15 Jon Schnepp: 39:00 PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE: 01:15:50 GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS: 02:01:00 [Joe's review can be read here.] Guest Links Jon Schnepp: Twitter | Website | Kickstarter | Facebook Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email Alerts | Stitcher | Tumblr | Website | Facebook | Twitter Movie Clips Trailers for films covered this episode: Turns out, we’ve become curators of sorts here in The Cutting Room. First, here’s one of the videos Denzel used in preparation for his role in FLIGHT. Sad and funny at the same time: This Neil Simon play, BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, ran on cable incessantly in the early 80s and it somehow lodged itself into Joe’s memory bank. He remembers it fondly… but who knows. You can watch it in its entirety: Tom mentions having seen this one and loving it as a kid: Joe cites this as a tear-jerker (sort of jokingly?): And Billy notes this as weep worthy: Here’s Tom’s: And Max’s: Our guest mentioned this clip, Kevin Smith talking about writing the SUPERMAN LIVES script: EPISODES Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/03/12/miniepisode-11-the-croods/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/03/12/miniepisode-11-the-croods/#comments Tue, 12 Mar 2013 14:14:50 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=955 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/03/12/miniepisode-11-the-croods/feed/ 3 0:47:42 After attending an advance screening of Dreamworks’ new animated kid film, THE CROODS, Joe reports back to Tom with his review. He also shares his thoughts about the experience he had with his daughter while watching the movie and things get, [...] After attending an advance screening of Dreamworks’ new animated kid film, THE CROODS, Joe reports back to Tom with his review. He also shares his thoughts about the experience he had with his daughter while watching the movie and things get, well, a bit emotional. In typical TCR fashion, the conversation soon winds its way around to things decidedly non sequitur and they chew over such disparate topics of conversation as soft drink regulation, child-rearing, and The Sopranos. Read Joe’s review here. Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email Alerts | Stitcher | Tumblr | Website | Facebook | Twitter Movie Clips Etc.   EPISODES, Mini-Episodes Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/03/05/miniepisode-10-jan-svankmajer/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/03/05/miniepisode-10-jan-svankmajer/#comments Tue, 05 Mar 2013 22:37:42 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=903 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/03/05/miniepisode-10-jan-svankmajer/feed/ 3 0:38:11 Billy and Joe get together to discuss the works of obscure surrealist filmmaker Jan Svankmajer, using his 1968 film THE GARDEN as an entry point. They also happen upon the subjects of dream logic, Monty Python, the structure of the short film, and[...] Billy and Joe get together to discuss the works of obscure surrealist filmmaker Jan Svankmajer, using his 1968 film THE GARDEN as an entry point. They also happen upon the subjects of dream logic, Monty Python, the structure of the short film, and the merits of indulging the self when making art. Read Joe’s introductory comments here.       Specific Episode Stuff As mentioned, Max channels Ian Curtis on our Facebook Page. Must be seen to be believed! Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email Alerts | Stitcher | Tumblr | Website | Facebook | Twitter Movie Clips Etc. We mentioned a lot of films on this mini-show, so, as promised, we did a bit of curating. First, the film ostensibly in question here, THE GARDEN: Svank’s creepy DOWN TO THE CELLAR Here’s Joe’s short film THE NIGHTMARE which owes a serious debt to the above: The third segment of his DIMENSIONS OF DIALOGUE pretty much sums up the inner workings of The Cutting Room: Svank certainly referenced the paintings of Arcimboldo for the above film. Find the artist’s complete works here                 This film was evidently an influence on ol’ Svank: This one definitely influenced Terry Gilliam and The Monty Python boys: To wit: This might be the creepiest place on earth: And last but not least, one of the best animated shorts ever made (so says Terry Gilliam):         EPISODES, Mini-Episodes Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/02/28/episode-030-films-of-depression/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/02/28/episode-030-films-of-depression/#comments Thu, 28 Feb 2013 05:05:46 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=888 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/02/28/episode-030-films-of-depression/feed/ 2 0:00:01 Come hell, come high water! Dave brings depression to the show. We may ostensibly be reviewing Mike Leigh’s NAKED, Lars Von Trier’s MELANCHOLIA, and the Ian Curtis biopic CONTROL, but what we’re actually doing is investigating  our[...] Come hell, come high water! Dave brings depression to the show. We may ostensibly be reviewing Mike Leigh’s NAKED, Lars Von Trier’s MELANCHOLIA, and the Ian Curtis biopic CONTROL, but what we’re actually doing is investigating  our personal love affairs with sadness, the glorious tragedy of madness, and all sorts of other personal demons.There’s a lot of boo-hoo, poor me-ing, but Max, amazingly, doesn’t actually cry on this show. He and Tom do, however, get under Joe’s skin and despite his vow of keeping it cool and not arguing with anyone, his temper gets the best of him. At least Dave seems to be amused. Heavy things, rainy days. Man, does anyone have any Zoloft? Table of Contents Melancholia: 00:02:00 Naked: 00:56:41 Control: 01:45:00 Hyjinx: 02:26:00 Specific Episode Stuff Special thanks to Claude Apollon. Claude has successfully completed his tour of duty with The Cutting Room as sound editor intern. Thanks a million, Claude, and best of luck! Max channels Ian Curtis on our Facebook Page. Must be seen to be believed! Read Joe’s review of NAKED here. Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email | Stitcher | Tumblr | Website Movie Clips EPISODES Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/02/18/mini-episode-9-pat-healy-interview-compliance-review/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/02/18/mini-episode-9-pat-healy-interview-compliance-review/#comments Mon, 18 Feb 2013 15:35:54 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=867 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/02/18/mini-episode-9-pat-healy-interview-compliance-review/feed/ 0 1:36:17 We’re honored to have had the chance to talk with Pat Healy on Mini-Episode 9! Pat’s an incredibly gifted character actor with an impressive list of projects under his belt. He’s worked with the likes of Werner Herzog, Paul Thomas [...] We’re honored to have had the chance to talk with Pat Healy on Mini-Episode 9! Pat’s an incredibly gifted character actor with an impressive list of projects under his belt. He’s worked with the likes of Werner Herzog, Paul Thomas Anderson, and Terry Zwigoff, to name just a few. His current film is the 2012 Sundance Entry COMPLIANCE. After an in-depth talk with Pat about his incredible career in the film biz, we discuss COMPLIANCE… well sort of. The conversation took some strange turns and Dave finally gets his Cutting Room initiation, a veritable browbeating from Tom and Max… all in good fun, of course. Episode Specific Links We covered another of the films Pat starred in, Ty West’s THE INNKEEPERS. You can read Joe’s review of the film here. Guest Links Pat Healy on Twitter Pat Healy on IMDB Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email | Stitcher | Tumblr | Website Movie Clip EPISODES, Mini-Episodes Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/02/14/episode-029-jean-pierre-juenet-the-fairy/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/02/14/episode-029-jean-pierre-juenet-the-fairy/#comments Thu, 14 Feb 2013 05:02:25 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=837 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/02/14/episode-029-jean-pierre-juenet-the-fairy/feed/ 1 3:17:15 Bonjour, amis! This episode is bursting with bones of contention, surrealist flourishes, French films and random hyjinx as Joe orders up the films of Jean-Pierre Juenet and Marc Caro. We take an in-depth look at these steam punk visionary filmmaker[...] Bonjour, amis! This episode is bursting with bones of contention, surrealist flourishes, French films and random hyjinx as Joe orders up the films of Jean-Pierre Juenet and Marc Caro. We take an in-depth look at these steam punk visionary filmmakers and their films DELICATESSEN and CITY OF LOST CHILDREN. Somewhere along the way Joe gets into it with our special guest Sara Brooke [We love you, Sara!!] This is actually Sara’s second appearance on the show. She’s an incredibly prolific horror writer with a mysterious other who’s heavily involved with Kiss action figures. All fans of horror, please go and read her books, especially her new one Cursed Casino. You will not be disappointed! You’d be able to listen to Sara’s first appearance on the show but Horror Palace Despot Bill Chete has locked the doors of the mansion, disappearing with a snap of his fingers all of our horror episodes. Yikes! Fear not, we will be re-releasing these vintage gems in the coming weeks. In the meantime, Bill Chete makes a surprise visit to The Cutting Room. We give him all sorts of crap about his hasty actions regarding his revered network. Bill also picks a bone with us about the recent appearance of Matt Farnsworth. See Dave’s written response to the situation here. Oh, we also cover the surprisingly amusing French absurdist romantic comedy, THE FAIRY, to kick off the show. Love, Movies, and Madness! C’est la vie, C’est la vie! Table of Contents THE FAIRY review: 00:02:50 Sara Brooke Interview: 00:36:48 Bill Chete Appearance: 01:10:00 DELICATESSEN review: 01:41:04 CITY OF LOST CHILDREN review: 02:17:12 Random nonsense: 02:56:30 Specific Episode Stuff Special thanks to the folks at Future Fire for reviewing Joe and Billy’s film TIME TRAVELERS. They provide thoughtful, insightful coverage of underground, obscure films, books, etc. Visit their site here. Speaking of TIME TRAVELERS, the film is playing this weekend at the RADCON FILM FESTIVAL! Info can be found here for you sci-fi freaks. Joe’s written review of THE FAIRY can be found here. Guest Links Sara Brooke’s website Sara Brooke’s Books on Amazon Bill Chete’s Horror Palace Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email | Stitcher | Tumblr | Website Movie Clips Trailer for Sara’s book THE ZYNE PROJECT Trailer for Joe and Billy’s short sci-fi film, TIME TRAVELERS:   EPISODES Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/02/08/mini-episode-8-side-effects/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/02/08/mini-episode-8-side-effects/#comments Fri, 08 Feb 2013 18:48:28 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=796 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/02/08/mini-episode-8-side-effects/feed/ 0 0:55:41 Billy and Joe get together to discuss SIDE EFFECTS, the first, and purportedly the last, major motion picture from one of the masters of modern cinema, Steven Soderbergh. The discussion ranges from chasing the muse to the nuts and bolts of cinematog[...] Billy and Joe get together to discuss SIDE EFFECTS, the first, and purportedly the last, major motion picture from one of the masters of modern cinema, Steven Soderbergh. The discussion ranges from chasing the muse to the nuts and bolts of cinematography to an overview of Soderbergh’s meteoric career, which may or may not be coming to end. We mention this interview from Vulture.com here. Read Joe’s introduction to the film here. Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email | Stitcher | Tumblr | Website Movie Clip EPISODES, Mini-Episodes Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/02/05/mini-episode-7-zerodarkthirty-2012/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/02/05/mini-episode-7-zerodarkthirty-2012/#comments Tue, 05 Feb 2013 20:46:12 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=785 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/02/05/mini-episode-7-zerodarkthirty-2012/feed/ 0 0:56:07 Tom is joined by Dave, Billy, and Joe on Mini-Episode 7 to talk about Kathryn Bigelow’s incredibly intense, intentionally controversial, and recently Oscar-nominated film Zero Dark Thirty. What ensues is a discussion that spans institutionaliz[...] Tom is joined by Dave, Billy, and Joe on Mini-Episode 7 to talk about Kathryn Bigelow’s incredibly intense, intentionally controversial, and recently Oscar-nominated film Zero Dark Thirty. What ensues is a discussion that spans institutionalized murder, historical facts as represented in fiction, the exploitation of a country’s wounds, society’s principles in trying times, and the hair splitting dynamics of political filmmaking. Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email | Stitcher | Tumblr | Website EPISODES, Mini-Episodes Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/01/31/episode-028-harmony-korine-and-how-to-die-in-oregon/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/01/31/episode-028-harmony-korine-and-how-to-die-in-oregon/#comments Thu, 31 Jan 2013 05:05:25 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=762 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/01/31/episode-028-harmony-korine-and-how-to-die-in-oregon/feed/ 1 2:42:40 Max puts the Harm back into Harmony and brings it to The Cutting Room on Episode 28! We cover the filthy genius of the filmmaker who brought the world GUMMO and TRASH HUMPERS, the extraordinary Harmony Korine. The newest hosts on the show, Dave an[...] Max puts the Harm back into Harmony and brings it to The Cutting Room on Episode 28! We cover the filthy genius of the filmmaker who brought the world GUMMO and TRASH HUMPERS, the extraordinary Harmony Korine. The newest hosts on the show, Dave and Billy, set us up for the dissection of a couple of the oddest, most challenging films we’ve covered to date. In typical Cutting Room style, the ensuing discussion is sprawling and ranges from taped bacon, to Bob Saget’s sexual habits to Peter Jackson’s THE HOBBIT. We also cover the new release HOW TO DIE IN OREGON, the first documentary to be a guest at our table. Max guides the way to heartfelt discussions about our notions of the afterlife, our fear of mortality, and the right to death.  As if that weren’t enough, we also speak with Matt Farnsworth, whose film THE ORPHAN KILLER has become something of an underground horror phenomenon. Enjoy! Show Announcements We can now be found on Stitcher and Tumblr. The empire grows. Thanks again, Claude, for the expert scissor skills on this one. Inside reference: Thanks, Ben, for the use of the pun. Guest Links Matt Farnsworth’s THE ORPHAN KILLER website Matt Farnsworth’s THE ORPHAN KILLER on Facebook Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email | Stitcher | Tumblr | Website Movie Clips Tom gave this as homework for the show: We also touched on this from Bob Flanagan: EPISODES Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/01/17/episode-027-who-the-hell-are-we-to-mike-judge/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/01/17/episode-027-who-the-hell-are-we-to-mike-judge/#comments Thu, 17 Jan 2013 05:02:58 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=695 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/01/17/episode-027-who-the-hell-are-we-to-mike-judge/feed/ 0 2:48:52 It’s Tom’s turn to call the shots this time around and he chooses two films from the mind of Mike Judge. But before we get started with that your humble host offers up his review of Oliver Stone’s 2012 film SAVAGES. Max, Jenna and [...] It’s Tom’s turn to call the shots this time around and he chooses two films from the mind of Mike Judge. But before we get started with that your humble host offers up his review of Oliver Stone’s 2012 film SAVAGES. Max, Jenna and Dave discuss the passion and pretense of all things Oliver Stone including his 2008 film W. This, logically, culminates in a discourse about the many wonders of marijuana. Jeff Schroeck from the indie-punk band Black Wine stops in to discuss his music, love for our show, and his family life with big brother Tom. Jeff sticks around to review OFFICE SPACE and IDIOCRACY with the gang, a discussion you’d have to be hit with a stupid stick not to love. Not only do we talk about the filmmaker and his gleefully incisive understanding of the human condition but we also discuss our personal experiences in the work place, the myriad issues swirling around our respective sexualities, and our dealings with all kinds of idiots! Hey, who the hell are we to (Mike) Judge? SPECIAL SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT We want to give a warm welcome to the newest member of The Cutting Room family, Mr. Claude Appollon. Claude’s our silent conscience, handling the sound editing on the last two episodes and he’s relieved a helluva burden from Joe (who’s still MIA by the way. If anyone sees Joe tell him we have a bone to pick. Where the hell are you!?). Anyway, welcome, Claude! Glad to have you aboard. GUEST LINKS Jeff Schroeck’s Black Wine Band Camp Black Wine on Facebook SHOW LINKS iTunes | RSS | Email | Website MOVIE CLIPS EPISODES Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/01/13/mini-episode-6-lincoln-2012/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/01/13/mini-episode-6-lincoln-2012/#comments Sun, 13 Jan 2013 05:09:35 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=663 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/01/13/mini-episode-6-lincoln-2012/feed/ 0 0:51:49 The founding fathers of The Cutting Room get together to discuss Spielberg’s Oscar nominated 2012 film of LINCOLN starring Daniel Day-Lewis. Joe’s been off for a few weeks so he has energy to burn. He offers a sprawling introduction to t[...] The founding fathers of The Cutting Room get together to discuss Spielberg’s Oscar nominated 2012 film of LINCOLN starring Daniel Day-Lewis. Joe’s been off for a few weeks so he has energy to burn. He offers a sprawling introduction to the film before passing the baton over to Billy and Tom. It’s the first time the trio has been on together in quite awhile and it’s just like old times. They have an impassioned discussion about all things Spielberg, modern mythology, and contemporary cinema. Enjoy! Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email | Website Movie Clips EPISODES, Mini-Episodes Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/01/03/episode-026-classic-film-noir-or-how-i-learned-to-stop-worrying-and-love-the-breakfast-club/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/01/03/episode-026-classic-film-noir-or-how-i-learned-to-stop-worrying-and-love-the-breakfast-club/#comments Thu, 03 Jan 2013 05:01:42 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=628 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2013/01/03/episode-026-classic-film-noir-or-how-i-learned-to-stop-worrying-and-love-the-breakfast-club/feed/ 0 2:14:08 What does John Hughes and his film The Breakfast Club have to do with anything we are about to embark on in episode 026? Well, light up a smoke, put on the fights and get ready to be seduced by that sultry seductress Jenna Payne as we just may get t[...] What does John Hughes and his film The Breakfast Club have to do with anything we are about to embark on in episode 026? Well, light up a smoke, put on the fights and get ready to be seduced by that sultry seductress Jenna Payne as we just may get to the bottom of this very odd question. Ms. Payne is the brains behind this caper of a show and she kicks things off with her review of 2012′s 21 JUMPSTREET which definitely baffles Tom to no end. The discussion gets so far beyond anything imaginable that it ends with a serious discussion about Ice Cube, Public Enemy and Dave’s black brother!!! Filmmaker Evan Marlowe then pops in to talk about his production company Sweet Home Films, his passion for cinema (which Tom winds up adoring because of Evan’s love for Michael Haneke), and finally his dealings with Lloyd Kaufman, Troma, and the horror community in general. Our show begins to wind down with our reviews of two film noir classics picked by that two-timin’, no good dame Jenna Payne. Tom introduces the 1946 film THE KILLERS and Dave gives you 1955′s KISS ME DEADLY! No Max? No Joe? No Problem! Guest Links Evan Marlowe’s Sweet Home Films Production Company Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email | Website Movie Clips 21, jump, street, ava, gardner, best, billy, grim, burt, lancaster, celebrity, channing Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/12/23/mini-episode5-christmas-special-wonderful-life-the-grinch/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/12/23/mini-episode5-christmas-special-wonderful-life-the-grinch/#comments Sun, 23 Dec 2012 22:03:35 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=609 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/12/23/mini-episode5-christmas-special-wonderful-life-the-grinch/feed/ 0 1:08:30 Merry Christmas! Welcome to the first annual Cutting Room Christmas Mini-Episode Special. Inspired by the Christmas spirit, Joe, sitting in temporarily for Tom, welcomes back to The Cutting Room one the show’s original co-founders, William Bou[...] Merry Christmas! Welcome to the first annual Cutting Room Christmas Mini-Episode Special. Inspired by the Christmas spirit, Joe, sitting in temporarily for Tom, welcomes back to The Cutting Room one the show’s original co-founders, William Bourassa Jr., aka Billy. Billy helps Joe search for the true meaning of Christmas, absurdity, and language itself, using Frank Capra’s IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE (1946) and Dr. Seuss’ HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS (1966) as their guiding stars. Peace and love from all of us at The Cutting Room to all of you and your loved ones. May you go forth merrily and happily into 2013 Find Joe’s written review of THE GRINCH WHO STOLE CHRISTMAS here. Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email | Website     Movie Clips EPISODES, Mini-Episodes Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/12/20/episode-025-fellini/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/12/20/episode-025-fellini/#comments Thu, 20 Dec 2012 05:05:45 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=573 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/12/20/episode-025-fellini/feed/ 0 2:36:26 Benevuto!  That’s right, no one does schizophrenia better than The Cutting Room. Come along for the ride as we make a complete about face from our previous episode– where we covered the Jackass phenomenon– and take a look at one o[...] Benevuto!  That’s right, no one does schizophrenia better than The Cutting Room. Come along for the ride as we make a complete about face from our previous episode– where we covered the Jackass phenomenon– and take a look at one of the most revered and influential masters of cinema, Federico Fellini. Specifically we take a look at the lyrical LA STRADA and his soul-searching cinematic landmark film 8 1/2. Fellini is one of Joe’s favorite filmmakers so things get a bit contentious when Tom attempts to (ug!) dismiss the director as merely “indulgent.” Joe replies with passionate fervor, making a case for the filmmaker as one of the bonafide greats (as if Fellini needs his help!) and tries to understand Tom’s aversion to the works. Max, of course, fuels the fire and needless to say we get a few fireworks here. We also welcome talented cartoon artist James A. Roberson to the show. He gives us insight on his creative process and Floridian life of eternal happiness and reverie while being forced to play the part of innocent bystander to Tom and Joe’s eye scratching. Oh, we also cover the new dvd release SEEKING A FRIEND FOR THE END OF THE WORLD to kick off the show. A warm surprise, indeed. Buon Natale, amici!   TABLE OF CONTENTS 2:00 SEEKING A FRIEND FOR THE END OF THE WORLD Review and Discussion 35:30 James. A. Roberson Interview 59:00: LA STRADA Review and Discussion 1:40:00: 8 1/2 Review and Discussion Guest Links James A. Robeson’s Jar Humor Jar Humor on Facebook Jar Humor Twitter Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email | Website Movie Clips     EPISODES Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/12/14/mini-episode-4-django-unchained/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/12/14/mini-episode-4-django-unchained/#comments Fri, 14 Dec 2012 22:28:58 +0000 Joe Christiana http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=532 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/12/14/mini-episode-4-django-unchained/feed/ 2 1:48:36 Dave Pace was lucky enough to attend an early screening of Quentin Tarantino’s forthcoming film DJANGO UNCHAINED with the man himself in attendance. He gives The Cutting Room gang a delicious teaser of the neo-spaghetti western and describes w[...] Dave Pace was lucky enough to attend an early screening of Quentin Tarantino’s forthcoming film DJANGO UNCHAINED with the man himself in attendance. He gives The Cutting Room gang a delicious teaser of the neo-spaghetti western and describes what it was like being at such a high profile cinematic event. The hosts are quick to talk all things Tarantino and what ensues is an in-depth analysis of his work and influence. Indeed, Jenna and Joe almost come to fisticuffs over the broader implications of the career of quite possibly the most gifted director of our generation. When the dust settles a bit, Joe introduces Sergio Corbucci’s 1966 DJANGO and before we know it, this mini-episode isn’t so mini after all. Enjoy! Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email | Website DAVE PACE’S FANGORIA BLOG JENNA PAYNE JOE CHRISTIANA’S TIME TRAVELERS   TRAILERS DJANGO (1966) IN ITS ENTIRETY     EPISODES, Mini-Episodes Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/12/14/mini-episode-03-the-walking-dead/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/12/14/mini-episode-03-the-walking-dead/#comments Fri, 14 Dec 2012 13:56:50 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=519 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/12/14/mini-episode-03-the-walking-dead/feed/ 0 1:23:50 Tom welcomes the newest member of The Cutting Room, Dave Pace, to the show. Dave’s a writer for the mighty Fangoria magazine and we’re pleased as punch to him aboard. For Dave’s inaugural episode, he and Tom talk all things THE WAL[...] Tom welcomes the newest member of The Cutting Room, Dave Pace, to the show. Dave’s a writer for the mighty Fangoria magazine and we’re pleased as punch to him aboard. For Dave’s inaugural episode, he and Tom talk all things THE WALKING DEAD, zombies, and Nazi fascism amongst other things.The Walking Dead is an American television drama series developed by Frank Darabont. It is based on the comic book series of the same name by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, and Charlie Adlard. LINKS: Dave Pace’s Fangoria Blog LONG LIVE THE NEW FLESH TRAILER: EPISODES, Mini-Episodes Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/12/06/episode-024-the-films-of-jackass/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/12/06/episode-024-the-films-of-jackass/#comments Thu, 06 Dec 2012 05:05:19 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=488 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/12/06/episode-024-the-films-of-jackass/feed/ 2 3:17:28 This episode is a barrelful of monkeys. It’s a bee in your bonnet. It’s urine in your cup. That’s right, Max Koch calls the shots this week and indeed it’s gonna be one hell of a wild ride in The Cutting Room. Max’s ol[...] This episode is a barrelful of monkeys. It’s a bee in your bonnet. It’s urine in your cup. That’s right, Max Koch calls the shots this week and indeed it’s gonna be one hell of a wild ride in The Cutting Room. Max’s old pal and collaborator Adam ‘The Counseler’ Sholder is our very special guest. After discussing his storied and sordid past with his close friend and collaborator, Adam helps us analyze, exalt, laugh, and cry over the infectious phenomenon known as Jackass. We also review the new dvd release, 2012′s BEING FLYNN (for better or worse). And don’t forget to stick around for the tail end of the show because in solidarity with and inspired by all things Jackass, one of us pulls off a very, very disgusting stunt while the tape was still rolling. Grab your bandages and your barf bag and take a gleeful ride with us as we visit the asinine side of cinema. Guest Links Adam Sholder’s GRAMPS BENEATH THE SURFACE Adam’s END TIMES ANGEL Bowler Hat Productions Bowler Hat on Youtube Show Links iTunes | RSS | Email | Website Trailers EPISODES Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/11/25/mini-episode02-life-of-pi/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/11/25/mini-episode02-life-of-pi/#comments Sun, 25 Nov 2012 19:46:43 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=450 http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/11/25/mini-episode02-life-of-pi/feed/ 0 0:24:27 Joe and Tom get together to discuss Ang Lee before Joe reviews his beautiful film LIFE OF PI (in 3D!).       Trailer: Joe and Tom get together to discuss Ang Lee before Joe reviews his beautiful film LIFE OF PI (in 3D!).       Trailer: EPISODES, Mini-Episodes Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/11/21/episode-23-from-low-brow-to-high-brow-dysfunctional-family-films/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/11/21/episode-23-from-low-brow-to-high-brow-dysfunctional-family-films/#comments Thu, 22 Nov 2012 00:00:06 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=419 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/11/21/episode-23-from-low-brow-to-high-brow-dysfunctional-family-films/feed/ 0 3:21:49 The moment has finally arrived! After a re-formatting transition that was tested by no less than the wrath of god (in the form of that power-robbing wench Sandy), we’re pleased to announce that we’ve emerged triumphant, like a gang of vi[...] The moment has finally arrived! After a re-formatting transition that was tested by no less than the wrath of god (in the form of that power-robbing wench Sandy), we’re pleased to announce that we’ve emerged triumphant, like a gang of viking warriors. The spoils of our battle are here in the form of Episode 23, the first show in our new format. Check out our new duds! We kick things off with our new release review of the 2011 comedy THIRTY MINUTES OR LESS. Tom introduces the film with a passion that Jenna calls “incendiary.” Indeed, our fearless leader comes out with guns a blazing. Look out! Before we get to the heart of the matter, we have a talk with comedienne Helene Angley. Our little discussion covers liquid pearls, teen angst, interracial love, marital contempt and all sorts of other stuff. Tom calls the shots this time around and he throws at us a couple of films involving ‘Dysfunctional Families’ (what better way to spend Thanksgiving?). We cover Robert Redford’s 1980 academy award-winning film, ORDINARY PEOPLE and Noah Baumbach’s indie darling, THE SQUID AND THE WHALE from 2005. Speaking of THE SQUID AND THE WHALE, we’re privileged to have one of the co-stars of that film, actress Halley Feiffer, at our table. Halley gives us some insight into her career, what it was like working with the cast and crew of Squid, and she even shows off some pretty nifty footwork as she dodges some of Max’s more “intimate” questions. This show is stuffed with goodies so grab a leg or a breast or whatever else turns you on, kick back, and chew the fat with The Cutting Room. Gobble, gobble, gang. Guest Links Halley Feiffer Helene Angley Show Links The excerpted Halley Feiffer interview can be heard here. iTunes | RSS | Email | Stitcher | Website Trailers best, christiana, cinema, classic, CUTTING, ROOM, film, free, halley, feiffer, helene, angley Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/11/07/mini-episode-01/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/11/07/mini-episode-01/#comments Wed, 07 Nov 2012 14:08:06 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=380 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/11/07/mini-episode-01/feed/ 1 0:42:10 We’re glad to see you here! But unfortunately Hurricane Sandy has taken her toll on the Cutting Room and we’re still scrambling to get our heads above water, so to speak. We’re all ok, but… It means that the release of the o[...] We’re glad to see you here! But unfortunately Hurricane Sandy has taken her toll on the Cutting Room and we’re still scrambling to get our heads above water, so to speak. We’re all ok, but… It means that the release of the official first show in its new incarnation is going to be delayed just a bit longer. We are on target to bring you our re-imagining, our grand re-opening on Thursday Nov 22nd. In the meantime, Joe and Max were able to get together to hash things out and offer a bit of explanation about what’s been happening with the east coast faction of the show. They even manage to talk a bit about Tim Burton’s latest effort, FRANKENWEENIE. As a consolation prize, in lieu of freshly cut content, we re-issue a few of our archived reviews: Val Lewton’s CAT PEOPLE, 2011′s KIDNAPPED, and George A. Romero’s DAWN OF THE DEAD. Thanks for checking in, gang, and remember what they say: the best things are worth waiting for. Quick Subscription Links: iTunes | RSS | Email | Website best, Cat, People, christiana, cinema, classic, CUTTING, ROOM, film, free, George, Romero Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/10/22/the-cutting-room-021-we-say-goodbye-to-horror-palace-with-special-guest-michael-berryman/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/10/22/the-cutting-room-021-we-say-goodbye-to-horror-palace-with-special-guest-michael-berryman/#comments Tue, 23 Oct 2012 02:00:45 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=174 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/10/22/the-cutting-room-021-we-say-goodbye-to-horror-palace-with-special-guest-michael-berryman/feed/ 10 4:37:20 Ah, parting is such sweet sorrow. Friends, Romans, Countrymen, we’ve had a mercurial dash across the horror podcast universe, scorching the sky like a blood-soaked meteor, but, alas, the time has come for us to part from this, the #1 horror review n[...] Ah, parting is such sweet sorrow. Friends, Romans, Countrymen, we’ve had a mercurial dash across the horror podcast universe, scorching the sky like a blood-soaked meteor, but, alas, the time has come for us to part from this, the #1 horror review network on the planet. Foolhardy? Perhaps. Ballsy? Undoubtedly. But we part with fond farewells. Indeed, we’ve loved each and every minute that we’ve been here and wouldn’t trade our trials and tribulations for the world. And before we go, as you might expect from us here at The Cutting Room, we leave you Horror Palace tenants with catharsis, epiphany, and fireworks. Gang, it’s one hell of an ending. We go out with a bang. One of the biggest horror icons of modern horror, Michael Berryman stops in The Cutting Room and talks with us about his historic career. We discovered Michael to be artistic, passionate, articulate, and kind. By all accounts a truly beautiful human being. In addition to a great legend of horror, this show also features a veritable parade of guests. Marching down Main Street and stopping into The Cutting Room are: Dave Pace of Fangoria Magazine, HellHunter from Terror Troop, BillChete from Grisly Zone, and our old friend and fellow founding member, The Evil Reverend Billy Grim. We laugh… we cry… Max peed his pants once, I think. And, oh, did we forget to mention that we review four films here as well? Well, we do and we do it as only The Cutters know how. Our theme this episode is ‘The First Film that Scared the Hell out of Us’ and we cover Cronenberg’s RABID, Wise’s THE HAUNTING, THE MAN WHO SAW TOMORROW, and WOLFEN. Thanks to all of our listeners here on Horror Palace, and especially thanks to Bill Chete who got us into this mess to begin with (kidding, Bill. We love you and can’t wait to have you on our new revamped show). Anyhoo, every ending is a new beginning, as the feller says, and we hope that you guys come along with us into our new general movie format incarnation. You’ll have to re-link and re-subscribe. We can now be found here: THE CUTTING ROOM MOVIE PODCAST iTunes | RSS | Website Till then, we are over and we are out… Ciao! —————————————————— GUEST LINKS Michael Berryman IMDB Dave Pace Long Live The New Flesh and Twitter HellHunter Terror Troop and Twitter BillChete Twitter Billy Grim Twitter ———————————————— best, bill, chete, christiana, cinema, classic, Cronenberg, Cuttin, Room, dave, pace, film Joseph Christiana yes no http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/10/15/episode-022-the-cutting-room-reimagined/ http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/10/15/episode-022-the-cutting-room-reimagined/#comments Mon, 15 Oct 2012 04:05:38 +0000 Administrator http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/?p=47 Continue reading →]]> http://christianaproductions.com/cuttingroom/2012/10/15/episode-022-the-cutting-room-reimagined/feed/ 0 0:28:01 The Cutting Room relaunches on Episode 22 re-imagined and better than ever! That’s right friends, new and old, our show is undergoing renovations, so pardon our dust. After a whirlwind ride through the horror genre on the Horror Palace networ[...] The Cutting Room relaunches on Episode 22 re-imagined and better than ever! That’s right friends, new and old, our show is undergoing renovations, so pardon our dust. After a whirlwind ride through the horror genre on the Horror Palace network, we’re broadening our horizons and taking a look at ALL genres of cinema. The sky’s the limit here and we’re just giddy about it. If you’re coming to us from our old format you’ll have to re-subscribe via the links on our site. This isn’t an official episode per se. Rather hosts Tom Dettloff and Joe Christiana check in to get the ball rolling and to let everyone know what they can expect from our show in the coming weeks. Our official first reformatted show will be released on November 8th so don’t forget to subscribe!   EPISODES Joseph Christiana yes no