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
Join Atomic TV at Artscape ’98 and witness Scott Huffines’ spiritual rebirth (and cohort Tom Warner’s spiritual breech rebirth) inside “Sweetie” (a gigantic, giggling Mrs. Butterworth edifice), meet globetrotting mannequin Bud, TV art cars, body painting, artchicks, kung-fu nuns, hear free-love bohemians discuss masturbation and testicle grooming, hear porn starlet Shayla LaVeux discuss anal love beads, plus listen to music … Read more
Our pal, Baltimore filmmaker Skizz Cyzyk, narrates this look at some of the best and coolest underground films “from all over” which are also part of his first annual MicroCineFest at Baltimore’s legendary funeral home-turned-movie theater, The Mansion. Billed as “Big Ambition on a Little Budget,” these films feature some of the leading names in underground cinema … Read more
Atomic TV #13: The “Turning Japanese Part 1″ Episode from Atomic TV on Vimeo. Atomic TV co-host Tom Warner’s yellow fever gets the mercury rising in this shamelessy fawning open love letter to musical pop stars of the Far East…see every Pizzicato Five video in the world…weather the growling punk onslaught of Guitar Wolf…heed the … Read more
