Welcome to the 6th dimension where your every musical oddity dream can be a reality. A teen girl finds herself traveling to this dimension where bizarre events, strange people, and incredible music await her.
Aliens, Clowns & Geeks (2019)
An actor whose series was just cancelled finds himself wallowing in booze, until he meets a bunch of different weirdos, leading him to birth an item that leads to intergalactic warfare and mayhem.
The Greatest Radio Station in the World (2022)
In August 2021, David Owen of The New Yorker published an article that declared WPKN-FM in Bridgeport, Connecticut, to be “the greatest radio station in the world.” It was a highly subjective opinion, of course, but Owen’s celebration of the community-supported station’s free-form programming made a cogent argument about how this eclectic station was able to maintain its originality and spirit during a time when too much of radio broadcasting has become stale and predictable.
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BAD MOVIE MONDAY: THINGS (1989)
It’s a question I’m often asked when I tell people I’ve been hosting a little get together with friends called BAD MOVIE MONDAY for the last two years.
“What’s the worst movie you’ve ever seen?”
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Kosmonavt (2021)
A sexy young Russian lady who doesn’t speak English sets herself up at a chess table in New York City’s Central Park and tries to invite passersby to engage her in a game. A sad faced shlub who was stood up by his date ambles by and agrees to play. After losing badly, the lady encourages him to try again. They continue playing through the course of the day – but where can this relationship go?
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Dancing Pirate (1935) [Blu-ray/DVD]
The 1935 production “Dancing Pirate” has gained footnote status in movie history for several accomplishments: it was among the few productions nominated in the short-lived Academy Award category for Best Dance Direction, it was the first musical feature shot in the three-strip Technicolor process, it was the last film produced by the independent Pioneer Pictures studio, and it included uncredited blink-and-you-miss-them appearances by a young Rita Hayworth and future First Lady Pat Nixon as members of the dancing ensemble.
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Saturday Morning Cartoons: Astérix le Gaulois (1967)
In this new series, we will explore Saturday Morning Cartoons from around the world. So, grab a croissant with a chocolat chaud and join us in this exploration of cartoons from yesteryears.