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Happy New Year!
Tumblr was the only site I used for like three years, from 2011 - 2014. I hate those other sites. In 2015, we had a couple horror movies to promote, so we got involved in the indie horror “community” on Facebook. Egads!
Hope you enjoy this new episode of RSStB! A Year of Social Media.
An overview of nine years of our show.
I think this playlist is a good overview of the show. Since 2006, we've made almost nine hundred episodes. For years, we posted a new one every day, even on holidays and during vacations. It became impossible to keep that going but we try to put new vids out when we can. The show is a satire on manners and class. Marissa and I play fictional versions of ourselves and the subject matter is drawn from our personal lives. Our greatest inspiration has always been the lunatics we've met online and in real life. Sometimes we get in trouble for making fun of people, but we've earned a reputation amongst our audience for at least being interesting. We've collaborated with a lot of people over the years and we cherish the connections we've made through this show. Thanks to those who've been a part of it, whether we've ended up being friends, enemies, or somewhere in the middle.
RSStB - Friday the 13th Fan Film
Lots of fan films around. Not quite sure what you can do with them in the long run but I guess they’re good for getting attention. Hope you enjoy this new one. Getting in the Halloween spirit over here.
RSStB - Johnny Depp in Black Mass
Black Mass is kinda funny to us.
RSStB - Recording Our Album
Marissa and I have made up a lot of stupid songs over the years. Here are some of them.
Hope you enjoy this new episode of RSStB, The Green Inferno. We see a lot of talk online about Eli Roth. The audience is divided. Kind of a love him or hate him guy, I guess, and we love him! Hostel’s so good, don’t care what anyone says. I snuck out to see The Green Inferno last Sunday night and I was thoroughly entertained.
It’s been a lot of fun releasing our second feature-length movie, Blowing Raspberries. Our first film, Pain Shack, was uploaded to YouTube in installments, and then we made the videos private when we released the DVD. Blowing Raspberries hadn’t been seen by anybody before we released it. The cast hadn’t even seen it until the day before orders started going out. Initial response has been positive.
The movie’s weird. We put ourselves out there with this one. The story’s inspired by the Jerry Sandusky scandal and Mark Twitchell, a Canadian murderer who was obsessed with the show Dexter.
We encountered some problems during the production, but thankfully the movie came out better than we could’ve imagined. Our effects guy bailed, one of our actors bailed, another actor got weird. We had to re-shoot several scenes. That’s no-budget filmmaking.
We’ve had a few trolls crawl out from under their bridges over the past couple months. You’d think giving Pieces of Talent a bad review is cause for a beheading. Keep an eye out for more head-spinning drama on this blog and mattsrottenreviews. Haters keep on hating.
These films and the complete collection of our show, RSStB, are available at rsstb.storenvy.com.
Here’s an old RSStB for Throwback Thursday. Six years later and the world’s still got more than a few DVDLamers. A comma is a period. Who shot ya?
