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And the Mike Nelson news just keeps coming. Uri Lessing over at eFilmCritic has posted a new interview with Mike, wherein he talks about his new Legend Films job, his relocation to San Diego, and just why the heck he has such a soft spot for Road House. He even lets slip a few future RiffTrax commentary titles. You can read the whole thing HERE.
The Jawbone Radio Show podcast has posted a new 30-minute interview with Mike Nelson. You can subscribe to the feed HERE or download the mp3 file directly HERE. The Subject:CINEMA podcast that takes an in-depth look at MST3K is still available for downloading. Visit http://subjectcinema.com or click HERE to download the mp3 file. A few MST3K-related websites have received an email stating that Mike Nelson will be writing a regular “Comedy Critic” column for Cracked Magazine. This is true, and Mike tells us that he’ll be using the column to “take a look at the best and worst in comedy.” The column will initially deal with movies, but may take on other subjects in the future. Look for the relaunched “more sophisticated” Cracked Magazine at newsstands on August 15.
Issue #12 of Screem magazine is featuring an interview with Mike Nelson. Mike Nelson Finds Life after the Satellite of Love can be found at your local newsstand, or ordered from http://screemag.com.
Thanks to Mark Lungo for the tip! Here’s a wacky new idea: Bad movies can be fun! Oh, you knew that already, didn’t you? Well, it just occured to the folks at the New York Daily News, in a piece that includes a couple of quotes from a certain Michael J. Nelson: http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/movies/story/421274p-355633c.html To celebrate the milestone of America’s Funniest Home Videos becoming the longest running primetime entertainment program in the history of ABC–16 seasons–the writers of the show, including Trace Beaulieu and Josh Weinstein, recently placed a congratulatory ad for creator/executive producer Vin Di Bona on Variety.com. Click HERE to see it.
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