Richard Kiel: Giant-Sized Autograph
Having grown up in the ’70s and ’80s, Roger Moore was always my 007, and »
Superhero Fashion Designer
Behind the Scenes “Emile Castelle: Superhero Fashion Designer” was part of The Pat Kilbane Show »
As Bagger Lance on “My Name Is Earl”
The Bagging Showdown Behind the Scenes In the Spring of 2008 my agent told me »
Mad TV Demo Reel
This demo was my calling card for my post-Mad TV years in the early 2000′s. »
Zombie Survival: Bomb Shelter Living
If you’re thinking about zombie survival this Halloween season, check out this post I did »
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Richard Kiel: Giant-Sized Autograph
Having grown up in the ’70s and ’80s, Roger Moore was always my 007, and Richard Kiel as “Jaws” was always my quintessential Bond villain. Richard was signing autographs at Fangoria’s LA show back
Read More »Superhero Fashion Designer
Behind the Scenes “Emile Castelle: Superhero Fashion Designer” was part of The Pat Kilbane Show pilot of early 2003. It’s a mash-up of comic book culture and the old show Fashion File from the
Read More »As Bagger Lance on “My Name Is Earl”
The Bagging Showdown Behind the Scenes In the Spring of 2008 my agent told me that My Name Is Earl was doing a Karate Kid homage and was casting the character of a world
Read More »Mad TV Demo Reel
This demo was my calling card for my post-Mad TV years in the early 2000′s. The music and impressions are definitely “of the time,” but I’m still proud of it as a synopsis of
Read More »Zombie Survival: Bomb Shelter Living
If you’re thinking about zombie survival this Halloween season, check out this post I did for the Kit Up! blog on Military.com last year: Most discussions about surviving a zombie apocalypse center around gearing up
Read More »The Consequences of “Going Loud” on Zombies
You know that shooting an unsuppressed firearm is going to attract zombies to your location… but how many? I tackled this issue in this post I did for Military.com. In “The Walking Dead” and other
Read More »The Aliens M41A Pulse Rifle
Well thought out equipment is huge for me in the enjoyment of science-fiction fare, so I wanted to take a moment to praise this awesome piece of sci-fi gear. Named for the electrical
Read More »A G.I. Joe Tribute to “The Thing”
When you’re a kid, playing with dolls and action figures is a great world-building exercise. The toys provide a nice jumping-off point, leaving it up to your imagination to create the characters, story, weather,
Read More »A Good Skull for the Screen
The human skull is an iconic symbol of horror and can be used to great effect if you’re building a macabre world. I made this distressed cranium on the cheap from a $35 plastic
Read More »The Genius of Robert Shields
As a boy I was amazed by the work of Robert Shields. I remember his short-lived television series and think of him as a small, but important, influence on me as a physical comedian.
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