Merry Christmas

Have a merry christmas and a happy new year!

I had plans to put up episode 4 today, titles "Directed by Peter Jackson", however I made a few errors, so it'll have to wait till next year. Sorry about that.

If you still haven't seen it, check out Star Wars Holiday Special!

See you next year!

Prevue of Volume 2: Blaxploiteasin'

The DVD cover for Volume 2, Blaxploiteasin'!!! Once again, Stian Andrè (who made the cover for Vol. 1) has made a smooth cover! It's not finished yet, but as you can see, it'll be great! He also came up with the title, which I really like :)

The sad news about Volume 2, is that I'm not gonna be able to finish it this year... you'll have to wait untill the middle of January before I can upload it. I just didn't have time to finish it before I went home for christmas.

Check out Stians website to see all his skillz :D (it's in Norwegian, but there's lots of pictures (custom DVD covers amongst others), and other goodies).

Coming soon: DVD Volume 2

Update 8th: I made a mistake and thought that Blacula and Scream, Blacula, Scream was the same movie, just different titles (as the Grindhouse movies often have). But it is in fact a pair, Scream being the sequel. So I´ve added Blacula to the compilation, and re-encoded the whole thing, so it is now 30 trailers!

Yes, it is true! The second volume of the Prevues of Coming Attractions DVD series is coming soon to a computer near you!

This time I´ve collected 29 groovy trailers from the 70´s from the Blaxploitation genre!

They are:

1. They Call Me MISTER Tibbs!, Gordon Douglas, 1970
   
2. Honky, William A. Graham, 1971
   
3. Shaft, Gordon Parks, 1971
   
4. Black Girl, Ossie Davis, 1972
   
5. Cool Breeze, Barry Pollack, 1972
   
6. Blacula, William Crain, 1972
7. Cleopatra Jones, Jack Starrett, 1973
   
8. Coffy, Jack Hill, 1973
   
9. Savage!, Cirio H. Santiago, 1973
   
10. Scream, Blacula, Scream, Willian Crain, 1972
11. Sweet Jesus, Preacherman, Henning Schellerup, 1973
    
12. Black Samson, Charles Bail, 1974
    
13. Foxy Brown, Jack Hill, 1974
    
14. Mean Mother, Al Adamson & León Klimovsky, 1974
    
15. Sugar Hill, Paul Maslansky, 1974
    
16. Truck Turner, Jonathan Kaplan, 1974
    
17. The Black Gestapo, Lee Frost, 1975
    
18. Boss Nigger, Jack Arnold, 1975
    
19. Bucktown, Arthur Marks, 1975
    
20. Dolemite, D´Urville Martin, 1975
    
21. Friday Foster, Arthur Marks, 1975
    
22. Mandingo, Richard Fleischer, 1975
    
23. ´Sheeba, Baby´, William Girdler, 1975
    
24. Take a Hard Ride, Antonio Margheriti, 1975
    
25. Welcome Home Brother Charles, Jamaa Fanaka, 1975
    
26. Black Shampoo, Greydon Clark, 1976
    
27. Dr. Black, Mr. Hyde, William Crain, 1976
    
28. The Human Tornado, Cliff Roquemore, 1976
    
29. The Guy from Harlem, Rene Martinez Jr., 1977
    
30. Disco Godfather, J. Robert Wagoner, 1979

Stay tuned!

Kevin Smith´s "The Flying Car" (2002)

Borrowed from Wikipedia:

The Flying Car is a six-minute 2002 short film written and directed by Kevin Smith. 

It features View Askewniverse characters Dante Hicks and Randal Graves, who were introduced in Clerks. While stuck in a traffic jam, the two have another philosophical, pop-culture-laden conversation — this one sparked when Randal asks Dante what he would hypothetically sacrifice in exchange for marketing rights to a flying car.

The short film was the first commissioned for The Tonight Show and premiered there on February 27, 2002. It also appears on the 10th anniversary Clerks. X DVD.

Download the film here, at 27Mb. The film is an .mp4-fil, and is compatible with iPod.

"My name is Bruce"

I just saw this movie, and it was actually pretty good! BCs movies have a tendency to me fun, but a bit bad, but this was good all the way! Even Ted Raimi did a good job!