Listen to a new podcast where the host tells their own crazy story and shares the intense and isolating tale of a Russian astronaut who was stuck in space with no country to bring him home.
In this podcast episode, the host discusses the extended Christmas break that he and his colleague take and how it has grown over the years.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show is a campy send-up of 50s sci-fi and horror movies, and a strange and enduring theatrical phenomenon.
The creation of the Rocky Horror Picture Show started with the song 'Science Fiction Double Feature' and was later developed into a loose plot that became a stage play, with Richard O'Brien creating the character of Frankfurter with a posh British accent.
This podcast episode features a crazy story of a man who spent 313 days in space, which changed the world. It involves KGB agents, mystics, Frank Lloyd Wright commune, destiny, immortality, unbreakable cycles, weird sex stuff, weird money stuff, weird dances, Olga, Svetlanas, and a neurotic gay playwright, but some of them may be questionable or purely for entertainment purposes.
David Fincher has two distinct fan bases - one that loves him for his work in Fight Club and another that appreciates his skill as a filmmaker. Despite a low budget, Fincher refused to cast big names in his early films, a strategy that has helped shape his legacy.
Learn about the origins of the audience participation phenomenon of the Rocky Horror Picture Show, and how it became the cult classic it is today.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show has become a cult classic and people have created unique ways to interact with the film during viewings, such as dressing in costume, singing along, and shouting back at the screen. These interactive experiences have even lead to some theaters providing props for fans to enhance their engagement with the film.