The Cars - Touch and Go (Live on Fridays)
1980

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Ray Shemersy Interviews Slug, Murs, and Aesop Rock - Part 3

Ah finally the long-awaited FELT 3: A Tribute To Rosie Perez is set to drop November 17th. This time produced by Aesop Rock (!) and that alone already makes it better than the previous FELT 2: A Tribute To Lisa Bonet album. No comic from Jim Mahfood this time though :(

Sidenote: I’m not sure why, but I find rappers name-dropping obscure females highly entertaining. Can’t wait for this one.

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Commercial for Stanley Kubrick Season

BMW Films Presents The Hire: Beat The Devil
Directed by Tony Scott
2002

Possibly my favorite of all the BMW Films series. Back then you can sign up on their website to receive the DVD for free, not sure if you can do that still. Anyways, it’s shot by Tony Scott (color grading, jumpcuts, freezeframes, explosions, you know) starring Clive Owen, Gary Oldman, Danny Trejo, a Marilyn Manson cameo, plus James Brown aka The Godfather of Soul aka The Hardest Working Man In Showbusiness aka James Fucking Brown. I mean this isn’t even Halloween related but Marilyn Manson and Gary Oldman playing the devil is close enough, no?

Vampire’s Kiss
Directed by Robert Bierman
1988

Oh dip so apparently you can watch Vampire’s Kiss, like the whole movie, on Hulu. Check out ESG playing “Moody” live in that bar. How amazing is that?

A Bucket of Blood
Directed by Roger Corman
1959

This movie is in the public domain so you can watch it for free online. If you ever wanted a cheesy horror flick with artsy hipster beatnik types, this is it.

Wild Zero trailer
Directed by Tetsuro Takeuchi
2000

Best Vampire Ever: Nic Cage in Vampire’s Kiss or Gary Oldman in Dracula?

This guy needs to be in every Halloween party

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Tim Curry in The Worst Witch
1986

Disc-O-Teen (TV)
1967

Airing from 1965 to 1967, Disc-O-Teen was a live teen dance show hosted by “Cool Ghoul” Zacherley on New York City’s first commercial UHF station, WNJU-TV Channel 47. Like a low budget American Bandstand, the show would have bands come on every day but instead of a live performance, they just played their songs in the background so they wouldn’t have to pay the band’s performance fees. Brilliant!

Check out homies The Box Tops on the show while their hit “The Letter” plays and costumed mod chicks dance to it. I wish they still did TV shows like this. This is on some Ed Wood borderline genius level type shit. So surreal.

The Shining trailer
1980

Best horror trailer ever? Or best movie trailer ever? Or both?

Alien Teaser Trailer
1979

Fever Ray - If I Had A Heart
2009

Happy Halloweiners