Scott Huffines Though they look Japanese, Ex-Girl claim they hail from the planet Kero Kero, where they crafted their signature blend of sugary space rock, psychedelic synth-pop, and jarring noise rock, with jagged three-part harmony layered on top. In 1999, they set out to conquer the U.S., landing in Baltimore to deliver their sonic message to AtomicTV’s … Read more
Join host Casey Kasem (no, wait – isn’t that Tom Warner?) as he shows clips from some of the weirdest and most obscure cult films ever made. Look for love in all the wrong places (like an open wound in Rosanna Arquette’s thigh) in CRASH…see a swinging 60s-a-go-go Godzilla develop an ecological conscience in GODZILLA … Read more
Celebrate ATV’s first Millennium on the air during this fun-filled hour of highlights, broadcast live from Baltimore’s historic Senator Theater and Hard Rock Cafe… see zealous teeming minions (including Big Name Celebrities!) turn out to pay homage to our marvelousness, witness the unveiling of our coveted Cameo Award for Broadcast Excellence and stomach the groveling … Read more
This 2-hour retrospective mixes trailers and highlight clips from last year’s film program with interviews of the stars and directors who were on hand for the inaugural 1999 Maryland Film Festival–including Jill Hennessy (formerly of TV’s LAW & ORDER), exploitation diva Doris Wishman (director of the Chesty Morgan films “Double Agent 73” and “Deadly Weapons”), … Read more
The 1999 Johns Hopkins Film Festival screened some of the most innovative, surprising and controversial films from the indie festival circuit. But our faves were the lesser-known films of local yockels like D.C.ís Alvin Ecarma and Hopkins film student Todd Rohal. Besides being artists, theyíre fun guys, and their films were among the most popular, laugh-inducing entries at the festival. … Read more
