MTV, 1986. This begins to veer into British Splosh! fetishism yeah? You know, after a childhood of "You Can't Do That On Television" & then later "Double Dare" plus all of the slime toys with Masters of the Universe & Ghost Busters & the TMNT, then that "Who Sell Out" cover, Gallagher & 3 Stooges shorts, i'm pretty much primed to be into Sploshing. Maybe i am! Where's my can opener?
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Jerry Lee Lewis on the Steve Allen Show
I got a feeling that things will go back to this at some point, at least in some way.
I love every aspect of this clip. Check out the staging for the Killer's band, it's beautiful.
I love every aspect of this clip. Check out the staging for the Killer's band, it's beautiful.
Frank Zappa Interviewed by Dr. Demento
Two more of my favorite mythological characters talking to each other!
Check out Dr. Demento's 1984 Halloween show. This is one of the first shows of his i taped back when staying up until midnight was late for me!
Check out Dr. Demento's 1984 Halloween show. This is one of the first shows of his i taped back when staying up until midnight was late for me!
Ed "Big Daddy" Roth interviews Von Dutch
Cool interview here with a couple of my favorite mythological creatures. Apparently the rights to the Von Dutch name have been purchased & transferred a couple times & are now some kind of high-end brand name now. Pretty weird what they'll do with stuff like that. Unfortunate.
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Lipstick & Dynamite
If you're a fan of tough as nails, old broads who've seen everything, & why the hell are you lurkin' around GOBLINKO if you isn't, then you should check out Lipstick & Dynamite, a documentary about the ladies of Professional Wrestling's Golden Era. It takes a certain kind of man to be a professional wrestler, & it takes an even more certain kind of woman to do the job. We get alot of the Fabulous Moolah, who is the most famous of lady wrestlers & for good reason, i was noticing she looks like Annette Funicello taken to a life of crime. A couple parts had me in tears, but i don't think anyone noticed.
Ralph Bakshi, my hero.
The fireman transforms in Ralph Bakshi, voiced by Bakshi himself. I showed this cartoon to a theatre full of little kids & their moms. ha ha. Whoops! "I've never seen a cartoon like THAT before!"
Here's Ralph talking at Comic Coon.
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