Crack-Cream The Rockadiles:
Dan And Joe Talk About Iced
Dan Budnik & Joseph A. Ziemba, 11.24.11
Some time ago, we put our commentary for House Of Death up on the site. We like the movie and we hoped you would like our talking over it. We called it "Commentary #3", with #1 being for Sledgehammer. As the year progressed, we were asked "What happened to Commentary #2?" over and over again (by the same two guys who can now leave us alone).
The Boys at Bleeding Skull felt rather festive during Commentary #2. We had a little bit to drink. We got a little erotic. Unlike the steady control found in #1 and #3, #2 is a little more "Late Night". We became frightened of our own commentary and so we tucked it away...never to be heard...Until now.
Iced is a snowy film. We are on the crest of winter. Holidays. Get-togethers with families and friends. Warm feelings of joy. And, the tendency to accept one more drink when you really should have a glass of water instead.
Consider this to be our Christmas Gift to you. 89 minutes of us talking about a film we really enjoy. 89 minutes of stories about the snow, including sledding, skiing, blizzards and minivan problems. 89 minutes of us discussing the second half of the 1980s and the Sweet Phenomenon of "80s Ladies".
I'll be honest: I've listened to this one on my own time and enjoyed it. Are we narcissists at Bleeding Skull? No. But, we do love the sound of our own voices. And, we hope you'll join us in that love.
We hope you have a superb Holiday Season. Thank you, kindly, for visiting our site. Keep reading...More fun lies ahead!
-- Dan "Pure Loring" Budnik
1. Download Bleeding Skull's Erotically-Charged Commentary For Iced (MP3, 107 MB).
2. Grab your Prism VHS of Iced.
3. Cue up our commentary and your VHS at one of two points: First, when the words "COMING SOON FROM PRISM!" settle on your screen and Joe says, "COMING SOON FROM PRISM!", or second, when the credit "A Mikon Production..." pops up and Joe says, "A Mikon Production..."
4. Feel even more awesome in all the right places.
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