
Now in our FIFTH SEASON! Join us for a deep, inside baseball, nuts-n-bolts dive into the creative process. Guests include actors like MALCOLM MCDOWELL and BRANDON ROUTH, writers LARRY WILSON (BEETLEJUICE) and CY VORIS & ETHAN REIFF (DEMON KNIGHT) and everyone I know who's ever collaborated to create content. We talk a lot about TALES FROM THE CRYPT and why, in so many ways, that epitomized the cre... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 161 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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In This Episode We pay tribute to our grood friend, the director ELLIIOT SILVERSTEIN (Cat Ballou, A Man Called Horse, The Car, Tales From The Crypt). Elliot was a consumate craftsman as a director. Beyond the craft, he also was a strong union guy who... more
IN THIS EPISODE You've almost certainly seen actor Mark Ivanir's work - even if you don't recognize him. He's that prolific - and that good at disappearing into the roles he's playing. Among Mark's work: Schindler's List, Emelia Perez, 7 Days In Ente... more
IN THIS EPISODE - As we've talked about in the podcast, when Universal Pictures first ordered three "Tales From The Crypt" branded feature films, Gil Adler and I were supposed to write the movie and Gil was supposed to direct the first. But Gil and I... more
IN THIS EPISODE we catch up with the special effects makeup masters the Chiodo Brothers. Way, way back in the day, Alan & Gil talked about hitchinig their collective creative wagons together. In this sit-down, two of the brothers, Stephen and Charles... more
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This used to be a great show, but they’ve just been posting old episodes with NEW titles for a while, and not mention in that it’s a replay. Make some new episodes or stop posting the show.
As much of a master class as any with the antithesis of how not to and the thesis of how to make a movie. I find that there’s hope - and despair. Thanks, guys. I don’t know how tall is my good friend and mentor, Gil Adler.
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Excellent podcast. I’m not usually one for binge listening but this one hooked me in. Great bit of honest storytelling without getting nasty about it all. Thoroughly enjoyed. Well done to all involved.
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This podcast offers an engaging exploration into the filmmaking process, focusing on behind-the-scenes anecdotes, personal insights, and industry challenges. It notably emphasizes the creative journeys of various artists, including directors, actors, and producers, sharing humorous and often tumultuous tales from the world of film and television. The discussion frequently references classic works like 'Tales From The Crypt' while contrasting these experiences with lessons learned from troubled productions such as 'Bordello of Blood.' Unique among its peers, the content balances professional struggles with lighthearted irreverence, making it relatable for creatives and industry enthusiasts alike.
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