Filmmaker Jimmy Castor, Jr. Comic Jim Bruce (“The Paul Goebel Show”)and myself bite into 1972’s “Blacula.” Like most vampire films, there’s a blood sucking, bats (what happened to bats?) and a guy named “Skillet.” Afros and wooden stakes are everywhere.
The sound is a little different. It’s because we were recording in a cinder block room and because I was giving Jim Bruce crap for his show sounding so bad. Karma!
Below are my semi- professional notes.
Comic Jim Bruce from âthe Paul Goebel showâ
Filmmaker and fellow spring breaker, Jimmy Castor
Today we Proudly Resent 1972âs Blacula
Jimmy Castor â you chose this film. Why is that
What does it mean?
Jim Bruce, what is it about?
Woman not helping
Gay dudes from the village
One lamp lights up the room
The coroner complains about his job. â 70âs thing. Like the Flintstonesâ bird record player. âItâs a living.â
âTwo fagot decoratorsâ
One strange dude
Music.
He got the girl right away
Skillit
Attacking photographer â making âargâ sounds. Sounds like a grandfather chasing his kids.
White cop, named Jack.
Easy, east, rrrrr
He brought his wife vampire hunting. He brought a stake. He knew something was up.
Blacula is working the woman. She fell for that Blacula line once.
I once told a girl I was a scout for MTVâs the Grind.
Sketch artist drawing a vampire. Like a childâs drawing.
Whatâs next? A stick figure with boobies?
Bloody Mary!
Why didnât they go in the warehouse during the day.
Vampires donât turn into bats anymore
That helmet was useless
Your tomb your tomb your tomb
