Our calendar got all cattywampus while we were making our iRiff. We should have announced our upcoming movie a week ago. Please, join us for a little late '60s biker action with
There is a nice print of this film available for streaming on Netflix, but if you don't use that service...
Steve, we released this as episode 18 because we were running a little long on our post-production of the riff. Thanks for the compliment! We plan to. http://www.thatscoolthatstrash.com/2014/02/bloody-pit-of-horror-riff-available.html
Spot on commentary! I really got a Fox News-esque vibe from the way the bikers ran around harassing people and then were offended when the cops showed up. I was left with an 'I don't know what is happening' feeling at the end. I did like the cop standing up for civil rights. Didn't see that coming.
And what the hell is that biker as bard/busker thing? As if this wasn't far enough off the rails already.
They're gonna have so much fun when he turns 10 and can start doing mescaline and bong rips with Tiny Tim! (Tiny Tim the biker, not Tiny Tim the singer).
Remind us which song that was again. The band that was playing during the hippie LARPer scene was actually The Lollipop Shoppe (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lollipop_Shoppe) a Portland, OR, band that later became the awesome DEAD MOON!!! Believe it or not, Fred from Lollipop Shoppe/Dead Moon is still kicking ass in a group called Pierced Arrows: http://www.piercedarrows.com/index2.html
I'm all confused. It says Episode 19. Should it be 18? Did I miss one somehow? All of my confusion aside, keep up the good work!
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Steve, we released this as episode 18 because we were running a little long on our post-production of the riff.
DeleteThanks for the compliment! We plan to. http://www.thatscoolthatstrash.com/2014/02/bloody-pit-of-horror-riff-available.html
Spot on commentary! I really got a Fox News-esque vibe from the way the bikers ran around harassing people and then were offended when the cops showed up. I was left with an 'I don't know what is happening' feeling at the end. I did like the cop standing up for civil rights. Didn't see that coming.
ReplyDeleteAnd what the hell is that biker as bard/busker thing? As if this wasn't far enough off the rails already.
Smiley was the Woody Guthrie of the Madcaps of Bakersfield...sans talent.
DeleteSo, the biker and the little hippie boy fell in love...cool baby!
ReplyDeleteThey're gonna have so much fun when he turns 10 and can start doing mescaline and bong rips with Tiny Tim! (Tiny Tim the biker, not Tiny Tim the singer).
DeleteI love the "Angels From Hell" song that incorporates the sound of two pieces of Velcro being ripped apart.
ReplyDeleteRemind us which song that was again. The band that was playing during the hippie LARPer scene was actually The Lollipop Shoppe (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lollipop_Shoppe) a Portland, OR, band that later became the awesome DEAD MOON!!! Believe it or not, Fred from Lollipop Shoppe/Dead Moon is still kicking ass in a group called Pierced Arrows: http://www.piercedarrows.com/index2.html
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