Chattanooga Film Festival 2016: Honey Buddies (Buddymoon)

Honey Buddies (Buddymoon) (2016)
Chattanooga Film Festival 2016

Back at the beginning of April, I was able to go to the Chattanooga Film Festival with Mass Listeria (thanks again, Daniel and Tim, for bringing me on board...puns and all).  For four days, the Majestic Theater in Chattanooga was filled with movie lovers of all shapes and sizes.  Comedy, horror, drama, documentaries, short films, animated films, independent films...the festival had movies for everyone, regardless of tastes.  For the last several posts, I have been posting my reviews of the movies that I saw there (in the order that I saw them).  Next up (the final review in my coverage of the Chattanooga Film Festival 2016) - Honey Buddies (Buddymoon).




I've been providing the description of the films provided in the Chattanooga Film Festival program and trailers via YouTube, when available.  The descriptions and the trailers of the movies might let you know what they are about, but if you want to know what I thought of them...well, you are just going to have to give the podcast a listen.

The CFF program description for Honey Buddies (Buddymoon) was:  When David (David Giuntoli; Grimm, 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi) is left by his fiance just days before the wedding, Flula (Flula Borg; Pitch Perfect 2), his relentlessly upbeat best man, insists they go on David's previously planned honeymoon:  a seven-day backpacking trip through the mountains of Oregon.  On the trail they cross paths with a conspiracy theorist, a friendly backpacker and a bloodthirsty predator as the unrelenting trek tests their friendship and their lives.



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Chattanooga Film Festival 2016: AGFA presents - Don't Panic

American Genre Film Archive presents:  Don't Panic (1988)
Chattanooga Film Festival 2016

Back at the beginning of April, I was able to go to the Chattanooga Film Festival with Mass Listeria (thanks again, Daniel and Tim, for bringing me on board...puns and all).  For four days, the Majestic Theater in Chattanooga was filled with movie lovers of all shapes and sizes.  Comedy, horror, drama, documentaries, short films, animated films, independent films...the festival had movies for everyone, regardless of tastes.  Over the next several posts, I will be posting my reviews of the movies that I saw there (in the order that I saw them).  Next up - American Genre Film Archive presents:  Don't Panic.

I'll be providing the description of the films provided in the Chattanooga Film Festival program and trailers via YouTube, when available.  The descriptions and the trailers of the movies might let you know what they are about, but if you want to know what I thought of them...well, you are just going to have to give the podcast a listen.

The CFF program description for American Genre Film Archive presents:  Don't Panic was:  In the late '80s, Mexican movie studios assaulted the teen terror genre.  The result was a slasher buffet of shrieking youths, Latino superstition, and bloodthirsty maniacs.  But no sub-border horror-war scored like Don't Panic, an English-language Freddy-friendly murder epic that runs completely off the rails of human logic.



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Chattanooga Film Festival 2016: Boy & the World

Boy & the World (2013)
Chattanooga Film Festival 2016

Back at the beginning of April, I was able to go to the Chattanooga Film Festival with Mass Listeria (thanks again, Daniel and Tim, for bringing me on board...puns and all).  For four days, the Majestic Theater in Chattanooga was filled with movie lovers of all shapes and sizes.  Comedy, horror, drama, documentaries, short films, animated films, independent films...the festival had movies for everyone, regardless of tastes.  Over the next several posts, I will be posting my reviews of the movies that I saw there (in the order that I saw them).  Next up - Boy & the World.

I'll be providing the description of the films provided in the Chattanooga Film Festival program and trailers via YouTube, when available.  The descriptions and the trailers of the movies might let you know what they are about, but if you want to know what I thought of them...well, you are just going to have to give the podcast a listen.

The CFF program description for Boy & the World was:  A little boy named Cuca goes on an adventurous quest in search of his father.  Boy & the World was Oscar nominated for Best Animated Feature.



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Chattanooga Film Festival 2016: The Maltese Guinea Pig

The Maltese Guinea Pig (2015)
Chattanooga Film Festival 2016

Back at the beginning of April, I was able to go to the Chattanooga Film Festival with Mass Listeria (thanks again, Daniel and Tim, for bringing me on board...puns and all).  For four days, the Majestic Theater in Chattanooga was filled with movie lovers of all shapes and sizes.  Comedy, horror, drama, documentaries, short films, animated films, independent films...the festival had movies for everyone, regardless of tastes.  Over the next several posts, I will be posting my reviews of the movies that I saw there (in the order that I saw them).  Next up - The Maltese Guinea Pig.

I'll be providing the description of the films provided in the Chattanooga Film Festival program and trailers via YouTube, when available.  The descriptions and the trailers of the movies might let you know what they are about, but if you want to know what I thought of them...well, you are just going to have to give the podcast a listen.

There wasn't a description of The Maltese Guinea Pig in the CFF program because it was just a short that played before another movie.  But, the IMDB description of The Maltese Guinea Pig is:  With only days before summer vacation, 12 year old Samuel Stapleton finds himself in a fourth grade mystery as he searches for the missing class pet before time runs out.



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Chattanooga Film Festival 2016: Everything is Terrible

Everything is Terrible!
Chattanooga Film Festival 2016

Back at the beginning of April, I was able to go to the Chattanooga Film Festival with Mass Listeria (thanks again, Daniel and Tim, for bringing me on board...puns and all).  For four days, the Majestic Theater in Chattanooga was filled with movie lovers of all shapes and sizes.  Comedy, horror, drama, documentaries, short films, animated films, independent films...the festival had movies for everyone, regardless of tastes.  Over the next several posts, I will be posting my reviews of the movies/events that I saw there (in the order that I saw them).  Next up - Everything is Terrible!.




I'll be providing the description of the films provided in the Chattanooga Film Festival program and trailers via YouTube, when available.  The descriptions and the trailers of the movies might let you know what they are about, but if you want to know what I thought of them...well, you are just going to have to give the podcast a listen.

The CFF program description for Everything is Terrible! was:  Everything is Terrible! has alterted the consciousness of a generation, one re-edited VHS video at a time!  Over the last eight years, EIT! has introduced the world to such YouTube gems as Duane, the pedophile-stomping yellow dino, French pubic hair styling, cat massage, and more!  And now...as a live experience, YOU the viewer get to unplug your internet brain and plug in your true being!  EIT! will hold your hand while guiding you through the seven psychedelic realms of Terrible found video, but there's a catch!  You will be in control of your destiny!  You will be asked to Choose Your Own Destiny!  Each step of the journey will be selected by the audience!  If you choose wisely, your voyage will take you to the highest peaks of video enlightenment, but if you choose poorly, there's no telling where your night may go!  And don't forget to bring your Jerry Maguire VHS tapes!



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Chattanooga Film Festival 2016: Bleeding Skull presents - Scary Tales

Bleeding Skull presents:  Scary Tales (1993)
Chattanooga Film Festival 2016

Back at the beginning of April, I was able to go to the Chattanooga Film Festival with Mass Listeria (thanks again, Daniel and Tim, for bringing me on board...puns and all).  For four days, the Majestic Theater in Chattanooga was filled with movie lovers of all shapes and sizes.  Comedy, horror, drama, documentaries, short films, animated films, independent films...the festival had movies for everyone, regardless of tastes.  Over the next several posts, I will be posting my reviews of the movies that I saw there (in the order that I saw them).  Next up - Bleeding Skull presents:  Scary Tales.



I'll be providing the description of the films provided in the Chattanooga Film Festival program and trailers via YouTube, when available.  The descriptions and the trailers of the movies might let you know what they are about, but if you want to know what I thought of them...well, you are just going to have to give the podcast a listen.

The CFF program description for Bleeding Skull presents:  Scary Tales was:  A hooded figure with glowing eyes appears in a dense plume of mist.  He's encircled by silhouetted children who wait for him to read from an ancient tome.  So begins a three-part, shot-on-video horror anthology from 1993, which by all appearances is a period piece that takes place in 1985.  Drunk dads play darts, blaring ponytail rock drowns out middle-aged profanities.  This is followed by demonic possession, bathtub nudity, wide-scale slaughter and a man fighting medieval dwarves.



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Chattanooga Film Festival 2016: The Sad and Beautiful World of Sparklehorse

The Sad & Beautiful World of Sparklehorse (2016)
Chattanooga Film Festival 2016

Back at the beginning of April, I was able to go to the Chattanooga Film Festival with Mass Listeria (thanks again, Daniel and Tim, for bringing me on board...puns and all).  For four days, the Majestic Theater in Chattanooga was filled with movie lovers of all shapes and sizes.  Comedy, horror, drama, documentaries, short films, animated films, independent films...the festival had movies for everyone, regardless of tastes.  Over the next several posts, I will be posting my reviews of the movies that I saw there (in the order that I saw them).  Next up - The Sad & Beautiful World of Sparklehorse.

I'll be providing the description of the films provided in the Chattanooga Film Festival program and trailers via YouTube, when available.  The descriptions and the trailers of the movies might let you know what they are about, but if you want to know what I thought of them...well, you are just going to have to give the podcast a listen.

The CFF program description for The Sad & Beautiful World of Sparklehorse was:  A profile of Mark Linkous, singer-songwriter and founder of the alternative rock band Sparklehorse, who was a cult and influential figure in the alternative music scene before his suicide in 2010.  Introduction and post-film Q&A with co-directors Alex Crowton and Bobby Dass and writer/narrator Angela Faye Martin.



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Chattanooga Film Festival 2016: Hi How Are You Daniel Johnston

Hi How Are You Daniel Johnston? (2015)
Chattanooga Film Festival 2016

Back at the beginning of April, I was able to go to the Chattanooga Film Festival with Mass Listeria (thanks again, Daniel and Tim, for bringing me on board...puns and all).  For four days, the Majestic Theater in Chattanooga was filled with movie lovers of all shapes and sizes.  Comedy, horror, drama, documentaries, short films, animated films, independent films...the festival had movies for everyone, regardless of tastes.  Over the next several posts, I will be posting my reviews of the movies that I saw there (in the order that I saw them).  Next up - Hi How Are You Daniel Johnston?




I'll be providing the description of the films provided in the Chattanooga Film Festival program and trailers via YouTube, when available.  The descriptions and the trailers of the movies might let you know what they are about, but if you want to know what I thought of them...well, you are just going to have to give the podcast a listen.

The CFF program description for Hi How Are You Daniel Johnston? was:  Gabriel Sunday's psychedelic short film about an aging musician coming to terms with the dreams of yesteryear.



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Chattanooga Film Festival 2016: The Invitation

The Invitation (2015)
Chattanooga Film Festival 2016

Back at the beginning of April, I was able to go to the Chattanooga Film Festival with Mass Listeria (thanks again, Daniel and Tim, for bringing me on board...puns and all).  For four days, the Majestic Theater in Chattanooga was filled with movie lovers of all shapes and sizes.  Comedy, horror, drama, documentaries, short films, animated films, independent films...the festival had movies for everyone, regardless of tastes.  Over the next several posts, I will be posting my reviews of the movies that I saw there (in the order that I saw them).  Next up - The Invitation.

I'll be providing the description of the films provided in the Chattanooga Film Festival program and trailers via YouTube, when available.  The descriptions and the trailers of the movies might let you know what they are about, but if you want to know what I thought of them...well, you are just going to have to give the podcast a listen.

The CFF program description for The Invitation was:  While attending a dinner party at his former home, a man thinks his ex-wife and her new husband have sinister intentions for their guests.  Stars Michiel Huisman (Game of Thrones, The Age of Adaline, Wild, World War Z).



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Chattanooga Film Festival 2016: Too Late

Too Late (2015)
Chattanooga Film Festival 2016

Back at the beginning of April, I was able to go to the Chattanooga Film Festival with Mass Listeria (thanks again, Daniel and Tim, for bringing me on board...puns and all).  For four days, the Majestic Theater in Chattanooga was filled with movie lovers of all shapes and sizes.  Comedy, horror, drama, documentaries, short films, animated films, independent films...the festival had movies for everyone, regardless of tastes.  Over the next several posts, I will be posting my reviews of the movies that I saw there (in the order that I saw them).  Next up - Too Late.



I'll be providing the description of the films provided in the Chattanooga Film Festival program and trailers via YouTube, when available.  The descriptions and the trailers of the movies might let you know what they are about, but if you want to know what I thought of them...well, you are just going to have to give the podcast a listen.

The CFF program description for Too Late was:  Too Late explores the tangled relationship between a troubled private investigator (Oscar nominee John Hawkes; Winter's Bone, Deadwood) and the missing woman he's hired to find.



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Chattanooga Film Festival 2016: It Was a Colossal Teenage Movie Machine!: The AIP Story

It was a Colossal Teenage Movie Machine!:  The American International Pictures Story (2015)
Chattanooga Film Festival 2016

Back at the beginning of April, I was able to go to the Chattanooga Film Festival with Mass Listeria (thanks again, Daniel and Tim, for bringing me on board...puns and all).  For four days, the Majestic Theater in Chattanooga was filled with movie lovers of all shapes and sizes.  Comedy, horror, drama, documentaries, short films, animated films, independent films...the festival had movies for everyone, regardless of tastes.  Over the next several posts, I will be posting my reviews of the movies that I saw there (in the order that I saw them).  Next up - It was a Colossal Teenage Movie Machine!:  The American International Pictures Story.



I'll be providing the description of the films provided in the Chattanooga Film Festival program and trailers via YouTube, when available.  The descriptions and the trailers of the movies might let you know what they are about, but if you want to know what I thought of them...well, you are just going to have to give the podcast a listen.

The CFF program description for It was a Colossal Teenage Movie Machine!:  The American International Pictures Story was:  Bug-eyed aliens!  Towering monsters!  Swinging surfers!  Tripping hippies!  Rowdy bikers!  The 1950s and 1960s wouldn't have been the same without American-International Pictures.  While major studios were bankrolling "prestige" films for adults, this atomic-age movie company produced low-budget, exploitation fare for the drive-in audience.

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Chattanooga Film Festival 2016: Baskin

Baskin (2015)
Chattanooga Film Festival 2016

Back at the beginning of April, I was able to go to the Chattanooga Film Festival with Mass Listeria (thanks again, Daniel and Tim, for bringing me on board...puns and all).  For four days, the Majestic Theater in Chattanooga was filled with movie lovers of all shapes and sizes.  Comedy, horror, drama, documentaries, short films, animated films, independent films...the festival had movies for everyone, regardless of tastes.  Over the next several posts, I will be posting my reviews of the movies that I saw there (in the order that I saw them).  Next up - Baskin.



I'll be providing the description of the films provided in the Chattanooga Film Festival program and trailers via YouTube, when available.  The descriptions and the trailers of the movies might let you know what they are about, but if you want to know what I thought of them...well, you are just going to have to give the podcast a listen.

The CFF program description for Baskin was:  A squad of unsuspecting cops goes through a trapdoor to Hell when they stumble upon a Black Mass in an abandoned building.  Baskin is the feature film debut of Turkish director Can Evernol and is expanded from his 2013 short. 



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Chattanooga Film Festival 2016: Redneck Night with Joe Bob Briggs

Redneck Night with Joe Bob Briggs
Chattanooga Film Festival 2016

Back at the beginning of April, I was able to go to the Chattanooga Film Festival with Mass Listeria (thanks again, Daniel and Tim, for bringing me on board...puns and all).  For four days, the Majestic Theater in Chattanooga was filled with movie lovers of all shapes and sizes.  Comedy, horror, drama, documentaries, short films, animated films, independent films...the festival had movies for everyone, regardless of tastes.  Continuing on with my coverage of CFF, I will be providing my reviews of what I saw at the film fest.  Next up:  Redneck Night with Joe Bob Briggs.



I'll be providing the description of the films provided in the Chattanooga Film Festival program and trailers via YouTube, when available.  The descriptions and the trailers of the movies might let you know what they are about, but if you want to know what I thought of them...well, you are just going to have to give the podcast a listen.

Redneck Night with Joe Bob Briggs was a live show and not a movie, but description of the event in the CFF program was:  For one night and one night only, internationally acclaimed drive-in movie critic Joe Bob Briggs explains how rednecks saved the movie industry.  Using scenes from the greatest redneck performances in history, he celebrates the triumph of his people.  Last year at CFF, Joe Bob got a standing ovation for his quick-and-dirty history of the South in film, so reserve early.  He promises to omit the Ned Beatty rape scene this time.

Since it was a live show, there wasn't a trailer.  But, here is a video of an interview with Joe Bob Briggs from the CFF.


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Chattanooga Film Festival 2016: Show Yourself

Show Yourself (2016)
Chattanooga Film Festival 2016

Back at the beginning of April, I was able to go to the Chattanooga Film Festival with Mass Listeria (thanks again, Daniel and Tim, for bringing me on board...puns and all).  For four days, the Majestic Theater in Chattanooga was filled with movie lovers of all shapes and sizes.  Comedy, horror, drama, documentaries, short films, animated films, independent films...the festival had movies for everyone, regardless of tastes.  Over the next several days, I will be posting my reviews of the movies that I saw there (in the order that I saw them).  Next up - Show Yourself.




I'll be providing the description of the films provided in the Chattanooga Film Festival program and trailers via YouTube, when available.  The descriptions and the trailers of the movies might let you know what they are about, but if you want to know what I thought of them...well, you are just going to have to give the podcast a listen.

Show Yourself was a secret screening at the Chattanooga Film Festival, so there was not a description of the movie in the program.  I have also not been able to find a trailer of the movie.  But, the description on IMDB is:  "He came to let go.  Something wouldn't let him"    


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Chattanooga Film Festival 2016: Demon

Demon (2015)
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Chattanooga Film Festival 2016

Back at the beginning of April, I was able to go to the Chattanooga Film Festival with Mass Listeria (thanks again, Daniel and Tim, for bringing me on board...puns and all).  For four days, the Majestic Theater in Chattanooga was filled with movie lovers of all shapes and sizes.  Comedy, horror, drama, documentaries, short films, animated films, independent films...the festival had movies for everyone, regardless of tastes.  Over the next several days, I will be posting my reviews of the movies that I saw there (in the order that I saw them).  Next up - Demon.




I'll be providing the description of the films provided in the Chattanooga Film Festival program and trailers via YouTube, when available.  The descriptions and the trailers of the movies might let you know what they are about, but if you want to know what I thought of them...well, you are just going to have to give the podcast a listen.

The CFF program description for Demon was:  A bridegroom is possessed by an unquiet spirit in the midst of his own wedding celebration in this clever take on the Jewish legend of the dybbuk.



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Marble City Comicon 2014

A couple of years ago, I went to Marble City Comicon with New Monster Project.  New Monster put out a video of the con, but these interviews didn't quite fit with the overall feel.  So, after far, far, far too long of a delay...I finally got around to putting together my interviews with Ricou Browning (Creature from the Black Lagoon), George Perez (comic artist), and C. Martin Croker (animator and voice actor).

I have had the footage for quite some time now and I had wanted to put out my interviews ever since the con, but other projects and other life events kept getting in the way of editing together my interviews.  Plus, after a certain amount of time had passed, they didn't really seem quite as relevant.  But then, something happened that made me want to share my experiences.



Yesterday, I heard that C. Martin Croker had passed away.  With all of the "big name celebrities" that have passed away recently, and with all of the other terrible things in the world that are making headlines, I can understand why there hasn't been a lot of coverage.  But, unlike all of the other celebrities that have passed away  over the passed year, I was actually able to meet C. Martin Croker.  While each loss of talent has been incredibly saddening (especially the passing of Gene Wilder), the loss of C. Martin hit me a little differently.  It was more personal.  I only met him once and only for about 10 minutes, but that experience had a lasting impression on me!  During those 10 minutes, he was not only willing to talk with me, but welcomed the opportunity to share stories and advice with someone who appreciated his somewhat offbeat sense of humor.  He had an amazing talent for animation and comedic timing.  The shows that he worked on (most notably Space Ghost: Coast to Coast and Aqua Teen Hunger Force) had a tremendous impact on my sense of humor and creativity and helped to shape me into who I am today.  I cannot even begin to explain how much of an honor it was to be able to meet C. Martin Croker, or how bummed I am that he is gone.  While my questions to him certainly are not groundbreaking, I wanted to honor C. Martin Croker by sharing what little time I was able to spend talking to him.  Rest in peace, C. Martin Croker.  You will always be missed, but never forgotten.

Steampunk Expo and Gothic Con 2016

The Missus and I had a chance to go to the Steampunk Expo and Gothic Con 2016 at the Chattanooga Choo Choo and we had an absolute blast!!  We were able to meet some amazing vendors, see some awesome art and creations, and had an all-around great time!!  We also had a chance to talk to some of the vendors to get to know a little bit more about what steampunk reaaaally is.

So if you love steampunk, or are just curious and want to know more about it, sit back and enjoy!!  And if anything in the video catches your fancy, get out there and support the arts and the artists!!



Thank you to all of the vendors, artists, guests, and volunteers for their talent, their love of steampunk, and for being all-around awesome people!!

Special thanks to the following artists, vendors, and guests for taking the time to talk steampunk:
James Neathery:  Starboard Sky Industries
M.N. Henschen
Karianne Gottschalk:  Versidian Treasures
Jennie & Bruce Cole:  Steam Powered Arts
Lizi Campbell:  Geek Needs
Emma Knapp:  The Iron Angel
Larry & Nancy Page:  Nan's Ribbons and More
Rubiee Tallyn Hayes:  Dryad Tea
Amy Huntley:  Le Loup Garou Alchemy
Sydney Enecks:  Tailey Bones
Kat & Dave Helms:  K & D Studios
Kathryn:  Milton's Emporium
Seth Tucker:  Radioactive Rabbit Ink

And a very special thanks to Alan Darr for putting on an awesome show and making the Steampunk Expo and Gothic Con 2016 so much fun!!


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