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eichlerNOSPAM2@comcastsuckscausetheydontsupportuse.net (Bice Eichler) writes:


> Mike Nelson and Kevin Murphy's Exoticon I presentation, pt. 9
> ------------------------------------------------------------ -

> Kevin: "Monster-a-Go-Go" I also actually enjoyed.
>
> Audience member: Why?!?
>
> Kevin: Because it was SO pathetic. You know, I've actually talked
> to Bill Rebane on the phone, who did "Monster-a-Go-Go" and "Giant
> Spider Invasion", and he's a sweet old fellah, and he's very well
> meaning, and he just goes out there and has fun making films, but
> it's kinda like your tone-deaf Grandma sitting down to favor you
> with some songs. You know, on Thanksgiving weekend, and she can't
> sing at all and yet she tries. [breaks into an off-key, wavery,
> old-lady singing voice] "And save my sooouuuul, my savior, God,
> to theeeee." [normal voice] That's Bill Rebane in a word.

You know, I can see the Bill Rebane as Tone-Deaf Grandma vibe
for Monster-A-Go-Go. It has, at least in the parts that seem to have
been made on purpose, some of that air of we're-too-busy-making-a-movie-
to-know-anything-about-making-a-movie to it.

The Giant Spider Invasion has a ... oh, let's go ahead and call
it a slicker feel to it and comes across as being made by someone who
has more or less got the idea of how to make a movie but no idea of how
to make one with some appealing traits.


> Mike: Do we ever get fan mail from actors from our films?
>
> Kevin: We got fan mail from some flounder.

That's the sort of talk I like to hear.


> [a woman in the audience laughs at Rex Reason's name]
> Kevin: He sounds exactly the same...Rex Reason does...as he did when
> he made that movie so long ago. [booming Rex Reason voice] The exact
> same voice! [normal Kevin voice] I did ask him to say "Rooth!" and
> he did, he said [Rex voice] "Rooth!". [Kevin voice] and it was
> perfect. It was one of life's perfect moments. For me at least, it
> wasn't for anybody else.

I don't know why that amuses me so, but it does.

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Joseph Nebus
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