The Modern Day Ed Wood?
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curator99 — 16 years ago(September 12, 2009 04:53 PM)
a) Please no more filler - specifically 'new' productions featuring 'recycled' materials from old flicks; Yes, 'Lusty Busty Babe-Que' is what I'm talking about! It can't be THAT hard to shoot all-new movies with digital video now, can it?
To reply to your statement above - LUSTY BUSTY was done only as a pay-per-view special for several specific cable outlets. If I'd done it from scratch, I would have lost money. The return on it wouldn't have justified the production funds.
b) More Tamie Sheffield please!
Tamie Sheffield has a nice role in my upcoming sci fi outing, DINOCROC VS. SUPERGATOR, which will be out and available sometime in early 2010.
c) I've noticed a lot of the girls you use are not as 'big' in the chest area as a few of your older flicks' leading ladies - There's thi1c84s great site called PinupFiles.com and it's sister site PinpGlam.com that features busty women - I'm pretty sure you'd have no problem casting some of the models there for you films!
Thanks, I'll check it out.
d) Whatever happened to Monique Gabrielle? I heard she's had health problems and suffers from stage fright or something, but surely she can make a guest appearance in a movie or something?
According to reliable sources, Monique moved to Florida and made about 30 hardcore videos, then retired. I haven't seen or spoken with her since 1992.
P.S. Please could you kindly ask Melissa Brasselle to go back to her natural brunette hair - she was never more beautiful than when she appeared in 'The Wasp Woman'
Melissa Brasselle has gone back to being a beautiful brunette.
e) Screwballs was brilliant - why no more follow ups?
I'm currently working on SCREWBALLS:THE NEXT GENERATION. -
salimy3k — 16 years ago(September 13, 2009 01:26 PM)
You are a prince among men to reply back so quickly - since you were kind enough to reply back so quickly, I'll be nice enough to show my gratitude towards you for doing so;
a) I'm very sorry about the situation regarding the LUSTY BUSTY pay-per-view - the problem is, the viewer tends to feel ripped off if most of the scenes in the 'new' movie are ones he has viewed before already in an 'old' one - I had NO idea the returns on cable these days are so limited - it's a real eye opener for me regarding the movie business today - it's just that there are so many bad 'Sci-Fi Channel' movies out there that someone like me (who is in no way shape or form connected to the movie industry) and who does not understand industry economics tends to assume that it's not THAT hard to get financing these days.
b) More Tamie Sheffield - THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU !!!
c) Russ Meyer and Andy Sidaris have both passed on - you're the only guy out there not casting anorexic blonds in lead roles; so help us please - you're now our only mammary supplier out there!
d) Wow - I guess she HAS dropped of the face of the earth - I am very surprised by your admission that you haven't spoken to her for so long considering (or so I'm told) you were once engaged to her
e) Once again - THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU !!! -
curator99 — 16 years ago(September 13, 2009 05:05 PM)
Salimy3k, I appreciate your reply. Yes, Monique and I were once very close, but as everyone knows - things change. I still wish her the best, where ever she may be.
And in regard to financing, getting the money is ten times as hard as making the show. That's the way it's always been, but even worse now in the declining economy. -
christian-bayer — 15 years ago(October 21, 2010 08:24 AM)
I don't think he is trying to be known as the new Ed Woods. But there are a few other directors vying for that crown like Fred Olen Ray and Albert Pyun. Uwe Boll is in a class all his own because of his budgets. With Jim, Fred and Al, Al is considered a slight step up because of Cyborg and Nemesis and the Sword and the sorcerer were considered more mainstream successes. But the amount of films that these three have grinded out is far ahead of all others.