Fresh from the San Diego Comic Con and the premiere of his new documentary Films of Fury: The Kung Fu Movie Movie, the “Ric & Infamous” martial art movie master is bringing a specially-made, eye-peeling, fight-filled, clip show — and his two new books (Films of Fury: The Kung Fu Movie Book and For One Week Only: The World of Exploitation Films) — for a night of frenzied fun … full of love for the weirdest, wildest, most ridiculously exhilarating movies ever made.
Featured this time around are Kyle Kinane (Comedy Central Presents), Mike Schmidt (The 40-Year-Old Boy), Josh Fadem (30 Rock) and more to be announced!
@Nerdmelt Presents: KUNG FU MELTDOWNAGANZA A GO GO w/ Ric Meyers July 26th, 2011 8PM Meltdown Comics 7522 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90046 323.851.7223
Admission: $10.00
Jonah Ray’s MELTDOWN. Friday, March 19th. at 8PM $8 bux!
This will be a fun show. Please come out and reblog and spread the word. It’s a great line up:
Whitney Cummings. I’m not sure if you saw her on the Joan Rivers roast but she completely dominated. She’s got such a great stage presence with really punchy jokes to back it up. Recently she starred in a pilot Produced by Ben Stiller, Directed by David Wain, and co-starring John Goodman.
Duncan Trussell. Duncan just recently wrapped up writing for NICK SWARDSONS sketch show on Comedy Central and has been progressively been becoming my favorite comic to see. One of the smartest and funniest guys around.
Eric Appel. Eric has been consistently pumping out amazing sketches since starting up on the Andy Milonakis Show back in 2005. Recently, he’s written on Crank Yankers, Human Giant and has been responsible for some of my favorite videos on FUNNY OR DIE, where he is a staffed Writer/Producer/Director. On top of that you can see him perform every sunday with Community’s Donald Glover at the UCB Theatres SHITTY JOBS.
K.P. Anderson. K.P. has been the Executive Producer and Head Writer of THE SOUP w/ Joel McHale for the past 5 years. Having been able to work side by side with him has been a delight. He regularly opens up for Joel McHale all across the country. Come see his rare L.A. appearance.
Brent Weinbach. Ask any comic that has performed with Brent and they will tell you ONLY good things. One of the more quoted and referenced comedians within the comedy community. I often find myself trying to describe his bits to friends and am always falling short of being able to. It truly is only something that you have to experience live.
Plus Special Guest: STEVE AGEE. Steve, a regular cast member on the Sarah Silverman Program is a wreck. One of the funniest hypochondriacs you will ever come across. Steve will swing by to talk about why he might just be about to die or almost just did.
This is a show full of headliners and I couldn’t be more happy to show them to everybody who comes. This is handpicked comedy.
This will be a fun show. Please come out and reblog and spread the word. It’s a great line up:
Whitney Cummings. I’m not sure if you saw her on the Joan Rivers roast but she completely dominated. She’s got such a great stage presence with really punchy jokes to back it up. Recently she starred in a pilot Produced by Ben Stiller, Directed by David Wain, and co-starring John Goodman.
Duncan Trussell. Duncan just recently wrapped up writing for NICK SWARDSONS sketch show on Comedy Central and has been progressively been becoming my favorite comic to see. One of the smartest and funniest guys around.
Eric Appel. Eric has been consistently pumping out amazing sketches since starting up on the Andy Milonakis Show back in 2005. Recently, he’s written on Crank Yankers, Human Giant and has been responsible for some of my favorite videos on FUNNY OR DIE, where he is a staffed Writer/Producer/Director. On top of that you can see him perform every sunday with Community’s Donald Glover at the UCB Theatres SHITTY JOBS.
K.P. Anderson. K.P. has been the Executive Producer and Head Writer of THE SOUP w/ Joel McHale for the past 5 years. Having been able to work side by side with him has been a delight. He regularly opens up for Joel McHale all across the country. Come see his rare L.A. appearance.
Brent Weinbach. Ask any comic that has performed with Brent and they will tell you ONLY good things. One of the more quoted and referenced comedians within the comedy community. I often find myself trying to describe his bits to friends and am always falling short of being able to. It truly is only something that you have to experience live.
Plus Special Guest: STEVE AGEE. Steve, a regular cast member on the Sarah Silverman Program is a wreck. One of the funniest hypochondriacs you will ever come across. Steve will swing by to talk about why he might just be about to die or almost just did.
This is a show full of headliners and I couldn’t be more happy to show them to everybody who comes. This is handpicked comedy.
Collider is reporting that Futurama is coming back. And this time it’s not going to be Direct to DVD movies but as a whole new series on Comedy Central.
It’s not quite Jon Stewart/Jim Cramer…but it should be fun. Colbert previously dissed The Graveyard Book, Gaiman’s best selling, Newbery Award winning book, but given Colbert’s not-so-secret nerd leanings, maybe it was all just a trick to meet Neil Gaiman.
Fresh from the San Diego Comic Con and the premiere of his new documentary Films of Fury: The Kung Fu Movie Movie, the “Ric & Infamous” martial art movie master is bringing a specially-made, eye-peeling, fight-filled, clip show — and his two new books (Films of Fury: The Kung Fu Movie Book and For One Week Only: The World of Exploitation Films) — for a night of frenzied fun … full of love for the weirdest, wildest, most ridiculously exhilarating movies ever made.
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