The Shame List Picture Show

This is such a fun episode and I absolutely love any time I can have Katie Kadaver and Austin Proctor on The Shame List Picture Show.

We got to talk about one of my all-time favorite feel-good comedies which happened to be on both of their Shame Lists.

Check it out on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Audible, iHeartRadio and directly on Cinepunx.

The Shame List Picture Show S8E9 – WALK HARD: THE DEWEY COX STORY (2007) feat. Katie Kadaver & Austin Proctor On today's episode of SLPS Michael is being joined by podcasters Austin Proctor and Katie Kadaver to discuss WALK HARD: THE DEWEY COX STORY.

Guess what? I just uploaded part 2 of The Shame List Picture Show journey through the Milwaukee Film Festival. Amanda Viers and I saw a whopping 17 movies in 14 days.

Available via Cinepunx or your favorite podcast app of choice!

The Shame List Picture Show S8E7 – Milwaukee Film Festival 2024 Pt 2 feat. Amanda Viers Michael and Amanda sit down to discuss what they have been seeing a the 2024 Milwaukee Film Festival. Part 2!

Last year for Cinepunx year "Cineween" celebration I wrote a very personal piece about a film called FRANKENSTEIN AND ME. It's about my finding a "lost" movie, Gateway Horror, Burt Reynolds and my dad.

Tomorrow, for my show The Shame List Picture Show, I get to chat with the film's director Robert Tinnell.

If anyone has any questions they'd like me to ask him, please let me know and I'll try to work them in.

Cineween 2023: Frankenstein and Me… and Me Horror always felt “dirty” because it was primarily advertised toward adults but these eerie family films made it feel safe and made me feel less weird for being fascinated by all this creepy stuff. However, one film, more than others seemed to have a profound effect on me in a way that I wasn.....

With the news of my favorite local theatre, the Times Cinema, not showing films on a regular basis anymore I felt this was the right time to post this. Last year as part of Milwaukee Twisted Dreams Film Festival I was able to moderate a panel I’ve been dreaming about for years about film criticism and the horror genre. I got to sit down with two of my favorite people, Josephine Maria Yanasak-Leszczynski and Mack Bates, and a new friend in Tom Fuchs.

The Times, as stated, is my favorite theater. Their audio and projection is the most solid in the city, their programming is fun and they’ve felt like they were always around.

Paul Deeter, Jordan Davis and myself would go see pretty much everything they’d show in high school and it’s how I met Ryan Lee Neibauer. I shot my senior thesis film there. I went there to see DARK SIDE OF OZ and some truly great repertory screenings. I saw Joe Bob Briggs perform there, I’ve shown films there and I’ve done panels there. I even got to program Brandon Bassham’s THE SLASHENING there as part of the Twisted Dreams Film Fest.

I know they aren’t “gone” but it’s definitely going to be different.

Without further adieu, here’s our panel: “Why So Critical? A Discussion on Film Criticism and the Horror Genre”

"Why So Critical? A Discussion on Film Criticism and the Horror Genre" This is the panel that I moderated for at the Times Theater is Wauwatosa, WI on October 21st, 2023. This is a panel I had drea...

Mike Vaughn is one of my favorite pop culture and film personalities working today and I always love listening to his takes on these subjects.

GVN Talk: The Current State of Comic Book Cinema: Mike, Tia and Dom 🎬 Calling all comic book movie enthusiasts! Join us on the latest episode of GVN Talks as Mike, Tia, and Dom come together for a dynamic discussion on the e...

New episode of the Shame List Picture Show is now available where Michael Viers sits down with Kyle Lloyd Arpke to discuss Tony Scott’s TOP GUN and Joseph Kosinski’s TOP GUN: MAVERICK. Available on your favorite podcast app of choice AND via the Cinepunx website!

We know it's been a while since a new CAGE IS THE RAGE has dropped, and we apologize. However, a new episode IS coming!

We Love You All | Shame List Picture Show on Patreon Join Shame List Picture Show on Patreon to get access to this post and more benefits.

NEW EPISODE ALERT! Michael Viers is joined by filmmaker/editor Niko Aldrich to discuss William Friedkin's controversial classic CRUISING!

It's available on all podcast apps of choice and via Cinepunx.

The Shame List Picture Show S7E8 – CRUISING (1980) feat. Niko Aldrich On today's episode of the Shame List Picture Show, Michael is joined by Niko Aldrich. Niko Aldrich is not only a friend of Michael's but a former guest, and also a skilled editor and filmmaker. Niko joins Michael to discuss William Friedkin's controversial yet transgressive film CRUISING. A film tha...

Be sure to check out the new episode of Frightmares where Michael is chatting about TENEBRAE!

Join Austin and his special guest Michael (The Shame List Picture Show) as they talk about Tenebrae (1982).

https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/PyRdsWsKbzb

Josephine Maria Yanasak-Leszczynski and I deep dive on one of greatest UK exports — Spice Girls and SPICE WORLD! We discuss absurdist humor; CLEO FROM 5 TO 7 and how it relates to SPICE WORLD; exposition vs narrative; girl power; plot that serves the characters, not the narrative; and is pop the new punk? Find it on your podcast app of choice and on Cinepunx network

Do you like Nic Cage and the Shame List Picture Show? Make sure you check out our new show “Cage is the Rage”. We’ve released two episodes on our regular feed but it will be moving to Patreon in the very near future. Don’t miss out!

I’ve been out of town but I’d appreciate you all giving the new episode of The Shame List Picture Show a listen and a share.

The topic for this episode? Ron Howard’s WILLOW which is currently streaming on Disney+

On this episode we discuss why some fantasy films work better than others, Nick’s aversion to Val Kilmer (and Michael’s love for him), Willow’s “second act” problem, and even give a couple of fantasy recommendations.

We’re on all your fav podcast platforms but check out the link in the comments for a direct link to our page on Cinepunx.

Hello, Shame Listeners! It's been a while, but we're getting ready to gear up for SEASON 7! The first episode will be released THIS WEEK so keep watch!

Nick guest appeared on our good friend Austin Proctor's podcast, Frightmares. They discuss a film from both Nick & Austin's shame list, Misery. Give it a listen!

We dropped 2 bonus episodes on top of our weekly show, so we hope you enjoy all 3!

Join Austin and his buddy Nick from The Shame List Picture Show for episode 171 as they talk about Misery (1990).

Join Austin and Spencer for episode 172 as they talk about Yule Log (2022).

And finally join Austin and his two friends over at the Slashers Podcast, Ade and Mikey for episode 173 as they talk about their top 12 holiday horror movies.

Stay Spooky!

https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/9UqNBbSZ6vb

https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/WlQnJqTZ6vb

https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/bhwUTqUZ6vb

New episode is available for your listening pleasure! Our yearly Christmas special and season finale. Sorry it’s been a light year, but the transition to Cinepunx took quite awhile. However, we have cool stuff planned for season 7!

On this episode we discuss THE MAN WHO INVENTED CHRISTMAS and CHRISTMAS IN CONNECTICUT!

Download on your podcast app of choice or listen now via Cinepunx! Link below!

Available now on your podcast app of choice and Cinepunx.

Nick and Michael sit down with Austin Proctor ofFrightmares to discuss a movie on both Austin & Nick’s shame lists — ROBOCOP!

Link in the comments!

We have the best listeners!

Coming soon is a new video review of Vinegar Syndrome release of TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE 2. Be sure to follow us on TikTok to be the first to see it!

So what’s your favorite John Waters film?

The Beginner's Guide to Getting Into John Waters Films After nearly 20 years, the cult figure is returning to the director’s chair for new film, “Liarmouth”.

Happy Halloween!!

In honor of the holiday and Cinepunx yearly “Cineween” celebration, The Shame List Picture Show has an extra episode for you! Nick and Michael are joined by Austin Proctor of Frightmares to discuss Director John Carpenter’s THEY LIVE! Find it on your favorite podcast app of choice!

The Shame List Picture Show S6E10 – Halloween Special – THEY LIVE (1988) feat. Austin Proctor http://media.blubrry.com/cinepunx/cinepunx.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/15-SPS-S6E10-They-Live.mp3Podcast (shamelistpicture): Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSSSeason 6, Episode 10 (originally released on…

🚨 NEW EPISODE 🚨

Nick and Michael are talking Dean Parisot’s cult classic GALAXY QUEST!

Available on your favorite podcast app of choice and the Cinepunx website below!

Topics discussed:

- Is GALAXY QUEST really a loving tribute to STAR TREK

- “The Uncanny Valley of nerdism”

- Exploration of the biases we bring into our experiences consuming stories

- Gatekeeping

- Film Therapy vs Film Critique

- Parody vs Satire

The Shame List Picture Show S6E9 – GALAXY QUEST (1999) http://media.blubrry.com/cinepunx/cinepunx.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/SPS_S6E09_Galaxy_Quest.mp3Podcast (shamelistpicture): Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSSSeason 6, Episode 9 (originally released on…

Our very own Michael Viers participating in a horror genre panel tonight put on by Milwaukee Chamber Theatre and their wonderful sponsors in preparation for their production of Stephen King’s MISERY.

Head on over to Cinepunx and check out the new piece written by Liam O’Donnell!!

#ChiFilmFest: A Wounded Fawn is a Well Considered Nightmare My first film of this, the 58th Chicago International Film Festival was A Wounded Fawn…

Be sure to check out Neon Splatter’s interview with fellow Cinepunx collaborator Julia Marchese. Check her out on the Cinepunx show JodoWOWsky, her podcast Horror Movie Survival Guide and her upcoming adaptation of a Stephen King Dollar Baby titled “I Know What You Need”.

The Neon Splatter Interview: Julia Marchese — Neon Splatter The prolific artist discusses adapting a Stephen King story into a short film and her long road as a Constant Reader.