Following up on this piece, writer Brandy Amber McDonnell has posted an extensive interview with Joel on her blog.
Also, Joe Williams of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch sat down with Joel as well, in advance of this weekend’s show.
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The Oklahoman newspaper wrote about RiffTrax and Cinematic Titanic on Oct. 28.
Download it by clicking there graphic above. Free sample here. The RiffTones win the pennant! The RiffTones win the Pennant!
Order it here. Free sample here. For the final round of Quickstop Entertainment’s Song Fu competition, the competitors were given this challenge:
THE SONG FROM (aka 70’s Cinema Pop): For this final duel between Master and Challenger, you must envision a world in which composer John Williams was never hired to write the now-iconic scores for the Lucas and […] |
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