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“THE ‘ON CINEMA’ FILM GUIDE” APP
The award-winning On Cinema web series is the only movie review show on the Internet, and now it’s the only movie review app on the market. Host Tim Heidecker (Tim & Eric Awesome Show) and Featured Resident Guest And Film Expert Gregg Turkington share their expertise as they offer up-to-date, reliable opinions on the latest and greatest movie releases. Audio reviews for over 17,000 films are included in this easy-to-use, fun, pocket-sized movie review database.
WILLIAM SHATNER’S
GONZO BALLET
An award-winning documentary about an unusual ballet set to the music of Shatner’s critically acclaimed album Has Been (produced and co-written by Ben Folds). Featuring William Shatner, Ben Folds, Henry Rollins, and famed choreographer Margo Sappington. Executive Produced by William Shatner. Distributed by Epix Pictures (Paramount Pictures/Lionsgate/MGM). Now available on Netflix.
HAMLET A.D.D.
A feature-length comedy shot entirely in front of a green screen which reinvents Shakespeare’s masterpiece as a bizarre tour through the past, present, and beyond. With Majel Barrett Roddenberry, Dustin Diamond, Neil Hamburger, Mark Borchardt, Leslie Hall, Samwell, Tay Zonday, Chad Vader and many more!
“WHAT WHAT (IN THE BUTT)”
The Samwell Project
Brownmark Films is the name of our Samwell (What What In the Butt) channel on YouTube.com. The award-winning channel, which started as an experiment in viral communications, has over 60 million downloads and counting.
MODUS OPERANDI
Directed by Frankie Latina, Modus Operandi is an independent exploitation-style feature film starring Randy Russell, American Movie‘s Mark Borchardt, Reservoir Dogs‘ Michael Sottile, and screen legend Danny Trejo. The film has screened at the American Film Institute, CineVegas, and the IFC. Distributed by Kino (Metropolis, Birth of a Nation, Winnebago Man). To buy the DVD from Amazon click HERE.
THE FOUND FOOTAGE SHOW
A 36-episode web series hosted by Joe Pickett & Nick Prueher of The Found Footage Festival, who present hilarious clips from VHS tapes they’ve found from garage sales, thrift stores, and dumpsters. The show aired every Tuesday and Thursday on The Onion’s A.V. Club website