In this episode, we visit with David Cornelius, the highly regarded online film critic who made the transition from reviewing movies to creating them with his new sci-fi comedy feature “Inhumanwich!”
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Alan Sues: A Funny Man
In 1968, Alan Sues became a household name thanks to his wacky persona on the TV hit “Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In.” But he was hardly an overnight success – he enjoyed a long career on Broadway, in flims, in nightclubs and on television (including a classic “Twilight Zone” episode) before “Laugh-In” came around. On today’s show, our guest is Michael Michaud, author of the new biography “Alan Sues: A Funny Man.” If you recall the “Laugh-In” cut-up or you are just discovering his zany humor, you’ll love this episode.
Klaus Kinski: The Maddest Genius
Klaus Kinski was a visceral force of dramatic energy, both on-screen and off-screen. In this episode, we celebrate his cinematic legacy and consider his controversial reputation with Troy Howarth, author of “Real Depravities: The Films of Klaus Kinski.”
The Paul Lynde Story
During the 1960s and 1970s, Paul Lynde was one of the funniest men in films and television. On this show, we learn about the comic actor’s off-screen world from Cathy Rudolph, a trusted friend of Lynde who recalled his life in the biography “Paul Lynde: A Biography – His Life, His Love(s) and His Laughter,” published by BearManor Media.
Is Jerry Lewis the Anti-Christ?
The ego! The vulgarity! The love/hate relationship with Dean! Those wonderfully awful telethons! That clown-in-the-concentration-camp movie! Has there ever been a more bizarre, aggravating and (yes) invigorating force of malevolent comedy than Jerry Lewis? Even at 90, he continues to amaze and astonish – usually, for the wrong reasons, but that’s why we can’t get enough of him. Today, the funniest man on Facebook, Anthony “The Kingfish” Vitamia, joins us to discuss all things Jerry.
“The Online Movie Show” is produced at the Platinum Wolfe Studios.
Noël Ramos: The Next Big Thing?
Noël Ramos is one of the most versatile creative talents in today’s indie film world, with impressive achievements on both sides of the camera. He’s our pick for the next major force to arise from the indie scene, and on this episode Phil Hall discusses Ramos’ career and goals.
Romantic Comedies: A Guide for Lovers
Scientific studies show that couples who watch romantic movies together and then discuss them and their feelings about them have a much higher “stay-together rate” than couples who enter traditional therapy. Phil Hall’s guest on this episode is Pamela Jaye Smith, author of “Romantic Comedies: These Films Can Save Your Love Life!”
“The Online Movie Show” is produced at the Platinum Wolfe Studios.