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Your Video Store Shelf
by Gregory Conley
Gregory Conley interviews figures in the direct-to-video industry about their upcoming films. For more check out www.yourvideostoreshelf.com
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YVSS - IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
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YVSS #38 - J.R. Bookwalter (BAD MOVIE POLICE)
J.R. Bookwalter’s IMDb. J.R. Bookwalter has been around the world of low budget cinema for close to twenty years now. He made his first film, the Romero-influenced The Dead Next Door in 1988 with funding that partially came from EVIL DEAD director Sam Raimi. That film is still seen by many as the...
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YVSS #37 - Michael Shoel (President - Ariztical Entertainment)
Homophobes may not want to listen to the latest edition of the Your Video Store Shelf Podcast. My love for wacky video releases does not stop at those that keep the bare penis out of sight. When I watch Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds in a few days I may choose to avert my eyes for a few brief...
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YVSS #36 - Johnny Kalangis (THE MAD)
Out today on video from Genius Entertainment is Johnny Kalangis’ The Mad, a zombie comedy starring a ’throwback 80s guy’ Billy Zane as a father forced to battle what are essentially zombies at a truck stop after some tainted meat triggers a deadly epidemic. This is the third feature film from...
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YVSS #35 - Art Camacho (HALF PAST DEAD 2)
Art Camacho's gritty story of redemption Half Past Dead 2, which stars professional wrestler Bill Goldberg and rapper Kurupt, hit stores last Tuesday. He joins us on this edition of the Your Video Store Shelf Podcast to talk about an assortment of topics. Like so many guests on this show…
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YVSS #34 - Steve Latshaw
When Steve Latshaw moved out to Los Angeles in the mid-90s at the age of 35 it was at a time when the ultra low budget market was virtually dead. Being able to make a movie in twelve days for $50,000 is a talent that men like Steve have, but unfortunately for him, no one was interested. He was…
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YVSS #33 - Brian Trenchard-Smith
"The whole reason genres exist is because people want to see certain cinematic forms over and over again, with new wrinkles, surprises, developments, bigger, better, etc. The western, the war movie, the spy thriller, the monster movie. They are the meat and potatoes of the broad cinema audience’s...
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YVSS #32 - Richard W. Munchkin (City Lights / PM Entertainment)
Richard W. Munchkin has taught me a lot since I first talked to him in January of this year. During that time I was beginning my quest to learn all that I possibly could about City Lights and PM Entertainment, who brought the world over 100 wacky action movies between 1985 and 2000. The story of...
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YVSS #31 - David Sterling (BLOOD MASK)
Independent producers in the low budget realm are rare nowadays. Independent producers in the low budget realm with over fifty movies on their resume are even rarer. The man behind this incredible feat is my guest on this edition of the Your Video Store Shelf Podcast; David Sterling of Sterling...
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YVSS #30 - Ulli Lommel (DIARY OF A CANNIBAL)
Ulli Lommel, director of the original BOOGEYMAN and more recently about 85 million horror films put out through Lionsgate, is here to talk about a little bit of everything in the world of Ulli Lommel.
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