Four guys sit around and do what they do best. Make fun of each others shortcomings. Oh and they talk about stuff too.
This was our entry to the 2008 48 Hour Film Project for Tampa-St. Pete. Our genre was sci-fi and in the film we had to have: a hairdryer, Bob Percival the food connoisseur, and the line “How could you do this to me?”.
Awards will be held Friday, August 8th, 2008 from 7 – 11 p.m.
Nova 535 Art Longue
535 Dr Martin Luther King Jr. Street North
St. Petersburg, Florida, 33701
| Date: | Friday, August 8th 2008 |
| Time: | 7-11pm |
Yeah, he does. And he almost caused me to be not be able to board the dinner cruise I had reservations for. GRRRRR. He is such a hack too. His stunt was nothing more than a live made-for-tv movie. It was so poorly done, everyone saw through it. Yet, people are going to line up if he does something else. David Blaine FTW.
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Tonight me, Leah, Davidtheday, Endlessmike, and corporatejerod went to sidesplitters comedy club
and saw Phil Palisoul. He killed. Even the openers were great. Phil was on the most recent season of
Last comic standing I dont watch that show but just because of him i may watch the whole season
Hes gonna be in town all weekend so if you can go check him out you can buy tickets at www.sidesplitterscomedy.com
hopefully we can get him on the show for an interview soon untill then watch this and go see the show this weekend
JohnJ
Last night Stuey and I(endless mike) had the pleasure of revisiting two of our old friends, Fox and Dana. You might know them as agents Mulder and Scully from the new X-Files movie subtitled: I want to believe.
Lets get right down to brass tacks, I thouroughly enjoyed this movie. Points of major note were the outstanding cinematography and scoring. I actually found myself staring more at the beautiful scenery and listening to the gorgeous remix of the X-files theme than paying attention to the movie.
While the scenery was beautiful, the actors were not. The casting director of this movie decided that the most attractive person in this movie would be David Duchovny, with the possible exception of Xzibit as the “colored” fbi agent. Everyone else was an experiment in grotesquery. I have never seen a more motley crew of busted looking broads than was showcased in this movie.
Lastly, while near the end the story got really good and spine tingling, there were even a few scenes that made my skin crawl, the story was not very supernatural but it had more than enough straight out weirdness for me.
7.5/10 Planets for “X-Files: I Want to Believe”
-Endless Mike
Look! In the sky, it’s a bird, it’s a plane… oh no, wait, nevermind, it’s a bird. Yep. Just a really BIG one! Mysterousnessesesesesessss dealt with giant birds snatching people up. It’s creepy.
I also noticed that everyone of us has said–me (David the Day) especially–that we’re going to post links for stuff mentioned in the show, and then never do. So if there’s something we say we’re going to post links about, and you’re really interested in it, call us out on it and make us post it. Sometimes we just get busy with our lives and don’t care. Haha. Just kidding. We care about you, our citizens.
So check out the show. It’s a little echoey because our new recording studio is kind of empty, and we have concrete flooring…so hello, reverb!
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Our next episode is going to be delayed a day. Stuey had to go out of town for work and won’t be back in time for the usual Sunday recording time. So, at the earliest it’ll be up Monday night, but realistically it’ll be up Tuesday.
We also hope to have our 48 Hour Film Project uploaded sometime next week for you all to see.
Here are the credits for our 48 Hour Film “The Shepherd”. We should have the movie up online soon enough. Yay.
Directed & Produced By
David Day
Asst. Director
John J Murray
Written By
Stuart Best
John J Murray
David Day
Mike Lance
Starring
Mike Lance as “Father Harrison”
John Murray as “Sam”
Melanie Marie Bierweiler as “Alice Porter”
Tony Vanden-Eynden as “Bob Percival”
Mike Fornino as “Stabbing Victim #1”
Vida Svandstrom as “Samantha Porter”
Ella Svandstrom as “Rachael Porter”
Leah Harrison as “Girl #1”
Larissa Morales as “Girl #2”
Director of Photography
Alex Alvarez
Camera Ops
Pam Hartzell
Editor
Rich Roddman
Lighting
Jeremy Peplow
Misc. Crew
Anna Faiola
Mike Fornino
Stunt Coordinator
John J Murray
Cyborg Maintenance
Aki Nirasaki
Special Thanks To:
Johan Svandstrom
Sherer Manufacturing
Ashlie Mohney
Alan Mohney
Fedor is a robot.Watch him demolish a much larger and extremely dangerous opponent in less time then it takes for me to DVR the newest episode of “So You Think You Dance”….er….forget that last part…>
now enjoy the fistic brilliance of the Brazillian buzzsaw Anderson Silva.
He’s freaky good at the art of Punking Out Other Tough and Scary Men, In a Very Attractive and Satisfying Way.
A lost art, to be certain.
He is also very polite and gracious, with a strangely high and pleasant speaking voice.
*shudders at the dichotomy*
now for Batman…the undisputed open-weight champion of awesomeness.This amazing movie gets an incredible 10/10 planets from The StuMachine.Go see it now!
Confusing title? Only if you’re dumb.
We recorded 72 hours early because we weren’t going to be available due to the 48 hour film project. Though we just released it today, Monday, our normal release date. So, poo on you if you don’t like it.
I honestly don’t remember what we talked about in this episode. My brain is fried from the weekend. Just listen. Learn. Comment. Call. Love.
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This is a bit of a departure from our regular material but I wanted to share this talented artist with you all.
He is my favorite jazz singer and this video shows him in rare form, performing on Later with Jools Holland.This song is a musical adaptation of a poem written in 1952 by Pulitzer Prize-winning American poet Theodore Roethke.It is entitled “The Waking”.
Enjoy.