Check out Part 1 of my Interview with legendary Spaghetti Western star/writer/producer Tony Anthony!  In this section, we talk about Tony's start in movies, plus "The Stranger" Quadrilogy, and Tony's Zatoichi inspired western "Blindman."

    

In an attempt to vanquish the lingering nightmares of "ET The Porno," The Cinema Snob tries to watch another disturbing adult film from the 90's. 

    

Check out my hour long interview on WIUS 88.3 FM.  The first few seconds were clipped, but basically what you missed is the Interviewer asking me what inspired The Cinema Snob.  The video starts with my answer.

    

Special guest Ed Glaser stops by to talk Bruno's zombie 3rd World epic "Hell of the Living Dead"!  

    

Jackie Chan goes crime drama!

    

What's this?  An episode of "The Big Box" spotlighting a new release?  Who would have ever thought that would happen!



Also, coming next week on the site, I shall be interviewing "Comin At Ya 3-D" star Tony Anthony!! Very cool!

    

The Cinema Snob sits through Ted V. Mikels' "The Astro Zombies."  A movie that does not feature outer space, and barely features zombies.

    

It's Episode 5 of "Radiodrome," where the topics include:

-Jerrid gets fired from his job

-The Body Shop vs Dr Gore

-The aftermath of Brad's firebrand chili victory

-Jerrd wants to see "Cop Out"

-Brad and Jerrid talk typecasting

-Breaking News: "Ttianic 2" in production!

-The new "Nightmate on Elm Street" trailer hits

-Brad's "Asylum" Pilot

-The new camera

-Jerrid's "Bruno Mattei Show" experience

    

Brad and Lloyd return to review "The Crazies."

    

In my first scripted video review as myself, I take a look at the 1971 George Lazenby hippie-centric "action" film "Universal Soldier."  Will there be a shootout involving hacky-sack?  Watch and find out, but I will say that it does include amazing frisbee throwing action!

Don't worry, my reviews for current release films will still be adlibbed and of the moment, but I thought it'd be nice to do some scripted non-character reviews every now and then.