The Film Thugs Movie Show

As Clarkson begins his wedding/honeymoon hiatus I sat down and had a conversation with writer, director, and actor Blayne Weaver to discuss how he went from acting in a movie of the week while in high school to writing, producing, directing, and staring in  his own films. We did have some slight technical problems with the audio, but it is a hell of a good show, so check it out.

In the past few weeks both Clarkson and myself have watched a lot of documentaries. A lot. So,continuing our tradition of "why the hell not" we decided to record another show about them. Even if you don't like documentaries because you're an idiot, you should still listen it'll broaden your mind. Oh, and here is  a rare behind the scenes pic of the show being recorded. Why? Because we love you.

We love Sam Raimi. Always have, always will. He makes movies that are fun, and therefore if you do not like him then you do not like fun.

Here's the idea, we each made a list of things related to film that we find annoying. Then we sat around and talked about them. It might seem a bit unstructured, but here are my notes... So, with that image in mind... I guess we were pretty structured and coherent. Anyway, enjoy.

Mel Brooks is funny. Damned funny. At least he is when he's doing his own thing and not trying to cop another filmmakers style. He is responsible for making two of the funniest movies ever made... in one year. That alone is enough to put him atop most lists, but he has done so much more. This week we discuss the man whose movies informed more of what we thought was funny as children than any other person on the planet.