Showing posts with label Film Geek Primer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Film Geek Primer. Show all posts

Sunday, July 6, 2008

Film Geek Primer: Episode #5

Film Geek Primer:
Episode #5

Russ Meyer







This week, the geeks discuss the winner of their first viewer poll, director Russ Meyer.




Sunday, June 22, 2008

Film Geek Primer: Episode #4

Film Geek Primer:
Episode #4

Movie Quotes





This week our geeks explore famous and infamous quotes from movies and how they relate to the film geek world




Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Film Geek Primer: Episode #3

Film Geek Primer:
Episode #3

Conan The Barbarian





What happens when geeks disagree over the merits of the 1982 sword and sorcery film Conan The Barbarian? Watch and find out.




Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Film Geek Primer: Episode #2

FILM GEEK PRIMER:
EPISODE #2

WHAT'S A GEEK?








So, what makes a film geek a film geek?

We try to answer that age old question by looking at some of the personality traits of film geeks.

Some of the more famous film geeks in history are also introduced. Paulene Kael, Quentin Tarantino, Harry Knowles and Henri Langois.

Monday, April 21, 2008

Film Geek Primer: Episode #1

FILM GEEK PRIMER:
EPISODE #1

INTRO











This first episode introduces you to the hosts of the show and provides brief information on a couple of the genres loved by experienced geeks.



Topics:

LUCHA LIBRE MOVIES
These action, adventure, science fiction, and horror films featured masked Mexican wrestlers and were extremely popular. Lucha legends such as El Santo and Mil Mascaras fought corruption, defended sexy chicas, and battled vampires, zombies and other fantastic creatures. Although badly acted and often ineptly shot, these mainstay staples of B-cinema are still a lot of fun.

SPAGHETTI WESTERNS
This sub-genre of the western was created Italy and made famous such directors as Sergio Leone and Sergio Corbucci. Spaghetti westerns were low-budget, shot in Italian, featured stark cinematography, were extremely violent, and vastly contrasted mainstream Hollywood's idealist visions of the American West. These films launched the careers of actors Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef and Franco Nero.

LORENZO LAMAS
The former Falcon Crest and Renegade actor has prospered making direct to video movies that have a very loyal cult following. Lamas' good looks, stilted acting, and ham-jawed delivery maintain his status as the idol of bad movie nights around the globe.