UNDERGROUND MULTIPLEX COMIX
presents
DEAD CELEBZ #1
“Nazimova Nasty”
Alla Nazimova (b79-d45)
Silent Movie actress
known 2 all simply as
NAZIMOVA
the first great actress to emerge
from Stanislavski’s Moscow Art Theatre
and the best Hedda Gabler
Dorothy Parker eva saw
she named her mansion on Sunset Boulevard -
“The Garden of Alla”
Ibsen’s mainstay
the seminal Salome
plenty nuff ladies for nine lives
lover 2 both
of Valentino’s wives.
and Lady Gaga likes her hair
She nastyXOX
Posted in Movies, Underground, comix, dead celebz
Tagged xox, Hollywood, comic book, alla nazimova, comix, silent movie, star, vintage, salome, ibsen, portrait, eminem, low brow, pop art, valentino, she nasty
July 28th at midnite, Facets Nite School was rocked by a superhero lecture by Filmmonthly.com’s Jef Burnham. His presentation of YOR: HUNTER FROM THE FUTURE had the audience gripped in a loincloth-induced state of delirium until they were shaken from their altered state by a LIVE appearance by none other than YOR, himself (accompanied by his primitive and beautiful girlfriend). After a quick interview and a word or two about choice meats, he disappeared in an explosion of lasers.
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Designed and Provided by the esteemed Jef Burnham.
Also, check out the RAGING 80s ROCK title song YOR’S WORLD by Guido & Mauricio De Angelis DOWNLOAD RIGHT HERE 4 FREE
What could Facets Night School offer that would top that? Find out this Saturday at midnight when author/cult leader KATIE RIFE presents the sleazoid universe of Road Show pioneer Ron Ormond and a rare screening of PLEASE DON’T TOUCH ME! Featuring a LIVE PUBLIC HYPNOSIS! Give us your brains and come JOIN THE CIRKUS at FACETS, SUMMER 2012
Posted in Movies, Night School, Underground
Tagged Facets Night School, Chicago, shy city, download, Ron Ormond, lecture, katie rife, yor, hunter from the future, filmmonthly, yor's world, mp3, hymnal, song, guido de angelis, midnite, midnight movie
BILLY WAS A DEAF KID in the BRAIN KITCHEN
Director Burke Lewis presented his lovely movie BILLY WAS A DEAF KID in person at our Brain Kitchen Theatre last night.
It was an intimate gathering of fellow filmmakers and movie lovers, including director Mike Gibisser (Finally Lillian and Dan) and author/cult leader Katie Rife (Everything is Terrible). A rigorous and illuminating exchange of ideas and stories ensued. We celebrate this inaugural assembly of the Mighty Beings of the Kingdom of Nawizopaati.
BILLY WAS A DEAF KID XOX from The Underground Multiplex on Vimeo.
Listen to the Director’s Q&A in its entirety right here:
Billy Was a Deaf Kid Q&A(appr. 100mb)
Special Thanks to director Kentucker Audley for curating BILLY WAS A DEAF KID at his site No Budge , a haven for the American Underground.
Watch the Movie in its entirety RIGHT HERE RIGHT NOW FREE:
Billy Was a Deaf Kid from Rhett and Burke Lewis on Vimeo.
XOX
XXI.VI.MMXII
GOBEARS XOX
4’x4’
house paint, spray paint, Guerilla Glue, old National Enquirer, rain, dirt, sun, ash, lightning, MM on 1/4” wood sheet
~A POEM TITLED~
“Sermon to the First Assembly of the Mighty Beings of the Kingdom of Nawizopaati”
We assemble, HERE
at the Temple of Nawizopaati
Let it be known (and echoed thruout!)
THIS IS NOT NAWIZOPAATI, no no
Nawizopaati is a moment midswirl
Two Kastles sandstorming world 2 world
heeling behind clouds of music and show
(which are of course the smallest of the small in the galaxy of Nawizopaati)
And here we summon you, Great Kingdom of Nawizopaati,
Under the protective gaze of the Mighty GOBEARS
May we carry Nawizopaati in our hearts always
and forever reside in the lee of the Eddy of Dinadoo…
GOBEARS
XOX
XVII.VI.MMXII
shy, ill 4eva
Posted in Uncategorized, Movies, Underground
Tagged Chicago, graffiti, street art, xox, theatre, shy ill, brain kitchen, kastles, nawizopaati, temple, art, grafitti, graff, gobears, koo is the coolest.
Click to Watch TRAILER XOX
“She’s the one that you left me for so why don’t you tell me who she is and why she’s so special and why you love her more than me!” -Emilia in TBN
I quickly, inconspicuously poured a quick nip of whiskey into my friends’ Starbucks coffee cups. Tyler and Emilia were sitting across from me. I hadn’t told them anything except that I wanted us all to sit down together.
The previous day I had been walking down Tremont Street and it suddenly struck me that I would be graduating from college in 8 months and then many things would vanish: friends, time, the equipment cage, Boston…that’s when I realized that I needed to make another movie immediately. I thought of Tyler and Emilia first thing and said to myself: TYLER B NICE. It was October, 2004.
That fall I was reeling, as I usually was right before deciding to make a movie. I hadn’t yet learned how to not be a mess without making a movie. I had just ended my marriage with Sarah. I hated her then for making me confront the fact that I wasn’t happy and the marriage wasn’t working. I’m not a quitter. This was before I knew the difference between quitting and moving on. Anger. Desperation. Stupidity. That was plenty to make a movie with back then.
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I screwed the cap back onto my flask and passed Ty and Em their whiskey-tainted beverages and I said, “I want to make a movie with you. I don’t know what it’s about yet…all I know is that you two are siblings. CHEERS!”
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Watch me!
And tune in at No Budge to berate me with provocative questions about TBN and watch me squirm LIVE via USTREAM
XOX
Posted in Uncategorized, Underground
Tagged movie, Chicago, xox, emilia richeson, tyler jenich, emerson college, frames per second, mercutio theatre company, boston, found, soltero, nick hartanto, film, fps, landon zakheim, vhs
