Reject Radio #101: Indie Street Cred
Features By Scott Beggs on August 3, 2011 | Be the First To Comment
This week, on a very special episode of Reject Radio, we spend some time outside the studio system with Bellflower writer/director/star Evan Glodell who talks about love and flamethrowers.
Plus, we have a long-form conversation about film production with Greatest Movie Ever Sold producer Keith Calder and indie horror writer/producer Simon Barrett.
Double plus, our very own Jack Giroux goes head to head with The Film Stage’s Jordan Raup in a Movie News Pop Quiz that leaves everything else in the dust.
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On This Week’s Show:
Movie News Pop Quiz [The Beginning - 13:00]: It’s Giroux vs Raup this week, and we end up talking about the critical response to Cowboys & Aliens.
Beyond Thunderdome [13:00 - 28:20]: Bellflower tells the story of two guys focused on building a flamethrower and a badass vehicle called Medusa. As usual, love drops itself on one of their doorsteps and chaos ensues. Writer/director/star Evan Glodell tells us how he made the film and what he’s learned on that long, strange trip.
Now, I Just Go to Keith [28:20 - The End]: Whether you’re interested in making your own films or just interested in how films get made, producer Keith Calder and writer/producer Simon Barrett share a metric ton of insight on the topic of getting your baby off the ground.
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On Next Week’s Show:
One of the stars of 30 Minutes or Less drops by, and we’ll be joined by a hopefully inebriated Geoff Latulippe for a very, very special feature.
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