Carol always deserves celebrating, regardless of the time of year. Her scenes in ANNIE are so good that we’ve made a fan edit of just her scenes only (some of which have Tim Curry and Bernadette Peters.) We’ve also included a heaping helping of the breathless theater farce NOISES OFF, where Carol trades barbs with Michael Caine, Christopher Reeve, John Ritter, Marilu Henner, Denholm Elliott, and Julie Hagerty!

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Even the most diehard fans of aesthetically unpleasant CGI have never seen anything like DRACULA’S ANGEL, a galaxy-brained 2010s backyard D.I.Y. CGI looksmaxxed vampire tale that one Reddit user describes as “seemingly scripted from a ‘90s chatroom exchange based on the idea of erotic fanfic”.

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Babushkas break bad! Get spanked by MADONNA and PATRIARCHY! BRITTANY MURPHY is a speedy feline! SPOTLITE on the cathartic, hypnotic & futuristic Ugandan drum & electronic group NIHILOXICA!

About IVOR: IVOR, a 20-year veteran of weirdo free-form radio, is survived by his two tuxedo cats and a giant pile of rug yarn.

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In tribute, lots of words from David himself. Part of the appeal of Lynch’s work was his accompanying personality, that of the surreal statesman. Tonight we go gaga for Lynch’s specific conversational TONE. "I love mysteries, to fall into a mystery and its danger...everything becomes so intense in those moments. So I want things to feel solved up to a point, but there's got to be a certain percentage left over to keep the dream going. You understand it, but you don't understand it, and it keeps that mystery alive. That's the most beautiful thing." - David Lynch

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Chicken Lady, “Girl Drink Drunk”, Buddy Cole and Tammy, oh my! KITH’s first two seasons bore lots of interesting sketch comedy fruit, but Season 3 is where our Canadian Kids turn on the burn…Mark, Bruce, Dave, Scott, and Kevin explode with a high batting average and very, very few duds. When cutting this piece, we found so much great material that we’ll save the rest for a Season 3, Part 2 to emerge soon.

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The wildest city in the world gets even wilder at NITE! Filmmaker and nightlife guru Adam Baran (TRADE CENTER, CIRCUS OF BOOKS) curates an after-hours examination of the brilliance and beauty of New York, New York.

Yes, this really happened!  To promote their first film THE MUPPET MOVIE, Jim Henson & Co. took over The Tonight Show for one evening (w/ guests like Vincent Price, Bernadette Peters and Leo Sayer). Kermit and Fozzie find out the hard way that hosting nighttime talk is harder than it looks! A lot of awkward improv and some genuinely interesting moments abound. As well, Bernadette and Leo do Muppet musical numbers.

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Part ‘70s sci-fi buddy comedy and part stealth queer romance(?!), THE QUESTOR TAPES (‘74) is one of several TV pilots from Gene Roddenbery that never went to series. Tonight we look at QUESTOR through the Fasterpiece lens…lots of bleeps, lots of bloops, tons of OG computers, and a robot getting randy.

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LaurIe Anderson just rocks. She’s one of America’s most renowned and daring creative pioneers in both the 20th and 21st centuries. Known for her multimedia work, she has cast herself in the roles of visual artist, composer, poet, photographer, filmmaker, electronics whiz, vocalist, and instrumentalist. Tonight we dip our toes into her career and hear her in her own words.

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MUSICVIDEODROME: A joyous and frenetic stumble through the archives of music television, coming at you monthly! Forgotten live performances, modern and classic music videos, outrageous interviews & more. Hosted by the International Voice of Reason.

About IVOR: IVOR, a 20-year veteran of weirdo free-form radio, is survived by his two tuxedo cats and a giant pile of rug yarn.

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This seemed like a hilarious high-concept idea to execute, so here we go!  The iconic yet stuffy AIRPORT quadrology—those creaky ‘70s disaster films crammed full of celebrity bit parts and increasingly incredulous mid-air premises—starts to look real fun when run through the Fasterpiece Theater filter. George Kennedy, Karen Black, Linda Blair, Erik Estrada, Christopher Lee, Charo, oh my!

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Host Adam Baran brings us another slice of NY nightlife across the decades. Adam pitched us the headliner thusly (and really, how could we possibly say no to this): "If you don't mind, Bret, I’ll screen a 90-minute "conversation" between delusional icon Sharon Stone and delusional art critic Jerry Saltz that took place at the 92Y as the majority of the episode, and I can put some videos and commercials or something up top…”

The wildest city in the world gets even wilder at NITE! Filmmaker and nightlife guru Adam Baran (TRADE CENTER, CIRCUS OF BOOKS) curates an after-hours examination of the brilliance and beauty of New York, New York.

LIVE EVENT @ VIDIOTS IN EAGLE ROCK - GET TIX HERE

Vidiots welcomes back our found footage besties Museum of Home Video with an event they like to call “the Super Bowl for moviegoers”.  *Every* movie is fascinating for its first five minutes: that brief moment before it either hooks you or loses you.  For the 5 Minutes Game, we’ve lined up ten unpredictable movies you’ve never seen or heard of.  We’ll watch the first five minutes of each — and then you, the audience votes on what we’ll watch in full.  If you think you’ve uncovered all the strange videos left to discover, think again!

This event is co-hosted / co-curated by Josh Miller (co-screenwriter of Violent Night and the Sonic The Hedgehog movie franchise!)

Museum of Home Video is a found footage livestream for stoners, seekers, archivists, and drinkers. Each week at museumofhomevideo.com, VJs Bret Berg, Jenny Nixon and IVOR mix the best and wildest bits of late-night talk, game shows, local programming, movie wowzers, and commercial breaks. Like Weird Al’s UHF with a college radio vibe, the site’s other dazing and amazing streams include Musicvideodrome and the kids-themed Playtime.

TIX AVAILABLE NOW: Thursday, APRIL 17 at 7:30pm

Another magnificent two-hour blast of movie trailers from films left behind in the video store wastelands. 2000s thrillers, 90s ensemble casts, 80s Oscarbait and 70s sleaze.

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On this program we’ve tackled the bewilderment of SNL’s infamous Season 6 (1980, post-OG cast) and Season 10 (all-timer ‘84 cast w/ Martin Short, Chris Guest, Harry Shearer). The specter of 1985’s Season 11 has next loomed large…the weird transition period when Lorne Michaels returned to bring in what he hoped was a cohesive ensemble: Robert Downey Jr, Joan Cusack, Randy Quaid, Danitra Vance, queer icon Terry Sweeny, Jon Lovitz, Nora Dunn, Damon Wayans, Dennis Miller. So we’ll watch a truly excellent doc on the subject which (trust us) covers it all better than we ever could with a sketch edit.

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Our good pal JDobbs of The Midnight Now will be presenting a VAL KILMER TRIBUTE on the Museum this Saturday night at 6pm Pacific! It will kick off with a Val megamix pre-show and headlines with a screening of REAL GENIUS (1985). Hope to see you there!

Tonight we revel in the campiest arthouse film that the Sixties had to offer. Liz Taylor and Richard Burton were Hollywood’s ultimate besotted power couple, making waves with CLEOPATRA, WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF and many others. But no one could have foreseen the ultimate nonsense fest BOOM! (1968), written by Tennessee Williams and directed by Joseph Losey in a jaggedly heightened, ridiculously ambiguous fog. Watch Liz scream, watch Dick run!

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LITTLE SIMZ! THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS! A DIZZEE DISCO! A K-POP BLOCK from our field correspondent @sssssspacekitten! SPOTLITE on the dazzling & delightful CHAKA KHAN!

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MUSICVIDEODROME: A joyous and frenetic stumble through the archives of music television, coming at you monthly! Forgotten live performances, modern and classic music videos, outrageous interviews & more. Hosted by the International Voice of Reason.

About IVOR: IVOR, a 20-year veteran of weirdo free-form radio, is survived by his two tuxedo cats and a giant pile of rug yarn.

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If you turned on cable television at any point during the ‘90s, you couldn’t avoid seeing at least one captivatingly banal Psychic Friends Network infomercial. This telephone psychic service had Dionne Warwick as its primary spokesperson, and subsequent infomercial specials also starred fellow shameless hucksters Rip Taylor, Robin Leach and Vicki Lawrence.Anything for a buck! Tonight’s show also features an epic deep-dive into the ‘70s interactive cable wonder Qube (edited by @eschatfiche!)

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We kick off a brand-new recurring segment on the show called “The Lifetime Files”...basically Fasterpieces of Lifetime TV movies with a difference. Did you know that Robert Townsend directed a Christopher Guest-style showbiz mockumentary in 1999 starring Jenifer Lewis and Tim Curry?!

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Greg Eggebeen and Benjamin Shapiro first joined forces in 2012 to create a stunning feature-length work about the band Nirvana. Equal parts tragedy, comedy and rock doc, “I Hate Myself And I Want To Die” was the story of the band told through media detritus left in Kurt Cobain’s wake. A decade later, Greg (who first guest-presented the infamous “Cocktails” all the way back on MOHV Ep. #24) and Ben have refined the piece further, and will join us for a screening!

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Give your brain a rest! Get hypnotized by AMANDA LEAR! Take a frantic vacation with an angry KIM DEAL! Start a riot with DURAN DURAN! SPOTLITE on the delightfully cheery PUFFY AMIYUMI! Our collective nightmare continues!

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MUSICVIDEODROME: A joyous and frenetic stumble through the archives of music television, coming at you monthly! Forgotten live performances, modern and classic music videos, outrageous interviews & more. Hosted by the International Voice of Reason.

About IVOR: IVOR, a 20-year veteran of weirdo free-form radio, is survived by his two tuxedo cats and a giant pile of rug yarn.

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No long explanation is needed…just a parcel of awesome interview clips with the enormous pro wrestling legend. Did you know Andre the Giant had 68 teeth?!

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The wildest city in the world gets even wilder at NITE! Filmmaker and nightlife guru Adam Baran (TRADE CENTER, CIRCUS OF BOOKS) curates an after-hours examination of the brilliance and beauty of New York, New York.

A TV experiment that gives a fascinating window into the improv mind of Paul Reubens. When Joan Rivers went on break from her short-lived competitor to “The Tonight Show”, Reubens guest-hosted a whole episode in character. Watch Pee-Wee cut it up with Suzanne Somers, Frankie Avalon, and Rae Dawn Chong. We present the entire thing with no edits, to give you the full banal late-nite chat show effect!

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