In the Dungeon with Professor Fred is an interview program where Professor Fred interviews the "Heroes of Schlock."Here's the schedule for "In the Dungeon!"
HERE'S WHAT'S SHOWING!
Friday, March 5 and Saturday, March 6
This week's guest... Don Thacker!
This week on "In the Dungeon with Professor Fred"; a conversation with independent film maker Don Thacker, whose movie "Motivational Growth" has won film festival awards from Boston to Paris to Seattle. It's a film that defies categorization. Let's just say that the motivational growth in the title refers to the main character's development and to the bathroom mold that becomes his personal life coach, as it were. It's suitably creepy, entertaining, and just discombobulated enough for Professor Fred to invite Don Thacker for a conversation . . . In the Dungeon.
Friday, March 12 and Saturday, March 13
This Week's Guest... Pat Cashman!
Talk about schlock! Pat has been closely connected with schlock since birth. More recently he's spun the schlock on Almost Live! , The Pat Cashman radio show , Bill Nye the Science Guy, a variety of ads and most recently on The 206 . Professor Fred was a featured guest on Pat's radio show. And besides being funny, he's just a nice guy. Enjoy!
Friday, March 19 and Saturday, March 20
This week's guest... Bruce Bickford #2
This is the Monster Road interview! Shot on-scene at Bruce's works space and on Monster Road.
Friday, March 26 and Saturday, March 27
This week's guest… Christopher Murphy!
Christopher Murphy is one of the two child actors who starred in "Attack of the Monsters," a favorite of Igor's. Christopher was living in Japan as a kid and, through an interesting series of events, ended up one of the child stars in the movie.
Friday, April 2 and Saturday, April 3
This week's guest… Barry Curtis of the Kingsmen!
In this episode of In the Dungeon , Barry Curtis talks about the Kingsmen and how the Kingsmen were the featured band in the great 1965 beach movie "How to Stuff a Wild Bikini," starring Annette Funicello.
In this episode of In the Dungeon , Barry Curtis talks about the Kingsmen and how the Kingsmen were the featured band in the great 1965 beach movie "How to Stuff a Wild Bikini," starring Annette Funicello.
Friday, April 9 and Saturday, April 10
This week's guest… Bruce Bickford #1
In this episode of In the Dungeon Fred interviews legendary clay animation artist Bruce Bickford about his work, including the work he did with Frank Zappa.
In this episode of In the Dungeon Fred interviews legendary clay animation artist Bruce Bickford about his work, including the work he did with Frank Zappa.
Friday, April 16 and Saturday, April 17
This week's guest… Sam Longoria, Part 1
Longoria is an American independent filmmaker and former Hollywood visual effects engineer. He began making movies in 1970 at the age of 14. He made a feature-length 35 mm film in Enumclaw, Washington, moved to Hollywood in 1978. His film and television credits include Ghost Busters, Return to Oz, Spaceballs, The Abyss, Terminal Velocity, The Young and the Restless, He's My Girl, Die Hard and Dante's Peak. Sam shares behind the scenes stories with Fred.
Longoria is an American independent filmmaker and former Hollywood visual effects engineer. He began making movies in 1970 at the age of 14. He made a feature-length 35 mm film in Enumclaw, Washington, moved to Hollywood in 1978. His film and television credits include Ghost Busters, Return to Oz, Spaceballs, The Abyss, Terminal Velocity, The Young and the Restless, He's My Girl, Die Hard and Dante's Peak. Sam shares behind the scenes stories with Fred.
Friday, April 23 and Saturday, April 24
This week's guests… Sam Longoria, Part 2
Longoria is an American independent filmmaker and former Hollywood visual effects engineer. He began making movies in 1970 at the age of 14. He made a feature-length 35 mm film in Enumclaw, Washington, moved to Hollywood in 1978. His film and television credits include Ghost Busters, Return to Oz, Spaceballs, The Abyss, Terminal Velocity, The Young and the Restless, He's My Girl, Die Hard and Dante's Peak. Sam shares behind the scenes stories with Fred.
Longoria is an American independent filmmaker and former Hollywood visual effects engineer. He began making movies in 1970 at the age of 14. He made a feature-length 35 mm film in Enumclaw, Washington, moved to Hollywood in 1978. His film and television credits include Ghost Busters, Return to Oz, Spaceballs, The Abyss, Terminal Velocity, The Young and the Restless, He's My Girl, Die Hard and Dante's Peak. Sam shares behind the scenes stories with Fred.
Friday, April 30 and Saturday, May 1
This week's guest… Sam Longoria, Part 3
Longoria is an American independent filmmaker and former Hollywood visual effects engineer. He began making movies in 1970 at the age of 14. He made a feature-length 35 mm film in Enumclaw, Washington, moved to Hollywood in 1978. His film and television credits include Ghost Busters, Return to Oz, Spaceballs, The Abyss, Terminal Velocity, The Young and the Restless, He's My Girl, Die Hard and Dante's Peak. Sam shares behind the scenes stories with Fred.
Longoria is an American independent filmmaker and former Hollywood visual effects engineer. He began making movies in 1970 at the age of 14. He made a feature-length 35 mm film in Enumclaw, Washington, moved to Hollywood in 1978. His film and television credits include Ghost Busters, Return to Oz, Spaceballs, The Abyss, Terminal Velocity, The Young and the Restless, He's My Girl, Die Hard and Dante's Peak. Sam shares behind the scenes stories with Fred.
More Information about In the Dungeon
You can catch In the Dungeon with Professor Fred on SCCtv, Comcast Ch 28/Wave Broadband Ch 19 immediately following Professor Fred's Movie Marvels, which airs Fridays at 9PM and Midnight, and Saturdays at 3PM.
To celebrate our new series, we held a launch party. A great time was had by all. Below is a picture of Rich the Producer (right) with a friend at the launch party.
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