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The Bootleg Files: Too Much Johnson

By Phil Hall | August 2014

Phil Hall’s The Bootleg Files explores the wild world of memorable films and TV productions that can be found in unauthorized presentations. This week, Phil gets to experience a long-lost Orson Welles curio…

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Bootleg Files Features

The Bootleg Files: Too Much Johnson

BOOTLEG FILES 547: “Too Much Johnson” (1938 unfinished film directed by Orson Welles). LAST SEEN: It is on the National Film Preservation Foundation...

Going Bionic: Indie Film Distribution – 2014 Emmys

Hey Filmmakers! Welcome to Going Bionic #229. Since the 66th annual Emmy Awards just concluded, today is the perfect time to discuss a few key trends that...

Bootleg Files Features

The Bootleg Files: Odor in the Court

BOOTLEG FILES 546: “Odor in the Court” (1934 short comedy starring Bobby Clark and Paul McCullough). LAST SEEN: It is on YouTube. AMERICAN HOME...

Going Bionic: Indie Film Distribution – Int’l Boxoffice Round-Up

Hey filmmakers. Welcome to the 228th edition of Going Bionic. Today we’re taking a peek into what films are dominating the international box office....

Bootleg Files Features

The Bootleg Files: Ernest and Bertram

BOOTLEG FILES 545: “Ernest and Bertram” (2002 short comedy by Peter Spears). LAST SEEN: It is on YouTube and other video sites. AMERICAN HOME...

Going Bionic: 5 Indie Filmmaker Faux Pas to Avoid

Welcome to Going Bionic #227! Before we get started, I wanted to give my deepest condolences to the friends and family of Robin Williams. From Mork and...

Bootleg Files Features

The Bootleg Files: It’s About Time

BOOTLEG FILES 544: “It’s About Time” (1966-67 TV comedy series starring Joe E. Ross and Imogene Coca). LAST SEEN: Episodes can be found on...

Going Bionic: Guardians of the Galaxy Orbits August Boxoffice

Hey Filmmakers. Welcome to Going Bionic #226. Today we’re discussing the surprisingly solid launch of Guardians of the Galaxy, and how its stellar...

Bootleg Files Features

The Bootleg Files: Nothing Lasts Forever

BOOTLEG FILES 543: “Nothing Lasts Forever” (1984 comedy featuring Zach Galligan and Bill Murray). LAST SEEN: It is on YouTube. AMERICAN HOME...

Digital Celluloid Features

DIGITAL CELLULOID – ISSUE 214: BENMAN…

Digital Celluloid, a comic strip by artist Chris Cirillo, pokes fun at the films of today, tomorrow and yesterday. Whether it is a classic or an upcoming...

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