5195 Podcast

The fellas discuss the vendors, celebs and stories from Son of Monsterpalooza 2023 in Burbank!

The fellas discuss the artists they've met who've had the biggest influence in pivotal times of their lives.

The fellas interview proprietor and owner of City of Industry's "Videoshock" a horror vendor at Frank & Son's Collectible Show (Space 807) who stops in to chat about the art of collecting, reselling, and the financial pros and cons of being a horror collector/seller!

In addition to the usual show, this is an ongoing series in added to the regular episodes. Producer, actor, director, and overall "Jill of all Trades" our show runner and producer Tina gives us a peek behind the scenes of our show, how she got into the business, paranormal experiences, and her hopes for the future! NOTE: Episode was recorded prior to the WGA/SAG ActrFTRA strikes.

The fellas discuss cinematic pet peeves, how "needle drops" can ruin or boost a film, film-goer etiquette, and a rather "sticky" way to keep irritating theater-goers from sitting near you.

For their 13th Episode, the fellas discuss popular superstitions along with their origins, & personal superstitions they believe in, leading to stories about Native American folklore, ghost hunting & Ouija boards.

The fellas wage a debate about what physical media is superior, the pros and cons of restorations, and a plea to keep theaters from dying out.

The fellas discuss where inspiration come from, styles of writing, the use of "MacGuffins," "casting" your scripts, the pros and cons of film school, and the hilarious untold stories behind the "Maternal Instincts" shoot.

The guys discuss the films that "reignited" their interest in film when interest would wane, "comfort films, and experiences with filmmakers and the way that horror is perceived by audiences/critics. Brad discusses his encounter with George A. Romero and Jase recalls a "revenge film" from his Dad that backfired.

WARNING: This episode may contain themes and descriptions that some listeners may find disturbing, triggering, or extremely distressing. Listener discretion is strongly advised. Brad and Jase discuss Mondo Films, Shockumentaries, Shock Websites along with how gore in "real life" and actual murder videos has permeated the internet to a disturbing degree.

The fellas look back at the 80's era toys that they grew up with, the culture of collecting, and the toys they wish they could have gotten as kids. Make sure to check out 5195 Podcast's Social Media Pages for Exclusive Behind The Scenes Photos from this episode!

The fellas get nostalgic about their favorite decade: the 80's. The films, the music, the television shows, the MPAA ratings, the VHS tapes, and so-called "outdated societal norms."

The fellas talk about getting back into the film business, reclaiming excitement in their projects, considering the benefits of crowdfunding, and getting iconic composer Harry Manfredini on board to fast-track "The Vinyl Redemption".

After an ambitious shoot, seven years of productions, and a newly completed script by Jase on deck for a feature, Red 11 takes a turn for the worst and begins to dissolve, sending Brad and Jase into a creative spiral and a deep depression.

The fellas discuss asserting yourself in this business and recognizing your talents. Brad dives into the trials and tribulations behind the production of "Garlic & Gunpowder" and Jase realizes doing things "for the exposure" only takes you so far.

Putting their respective talents to use, the fellas get serious and start putting projects together, making connections within the industry, eventually leading to Brad creating Red 11 Studios. That leads to a pretty "metal" opportunity from Felissa Rose and the connection that eventually brought both Brad and Jase together onto a project.

Studying up and making the attempt to ply their craft, the fellas discuss their beginnings and the earlier efforts to break into "The Biz" like screenwriting contests, SFX portfolios, query letters, comic books, magazine columns, 24-Hour film races, and re-directing when the chips are down.

In this premiere episode, the fellas discuss the films that "made" them, how their interest in pop culture was sparked, and their first foray into filmmaking.