the adventures of Kevin Maher, writer-comedian
Due to an oversight, The BEST OF The Sci Fi Screening Room
was scheduled on the first night of Passover.
For our Jewish friends observing the holiday (and our friends who are die-hard fans of GARY, UNMARRIED) we will instead move the BEST OF show to June.
So here’s the revised SCREENING SCHEDULE:
Big news: April 8th marks the 15-month anniversary of the Sci Fi Screening Room.
So I’m doing a GREATEST HITS Show, featuring the greatest clips from the series.
We’re talking the best from Bigfoot Night, Video Game Night and Batman Night!
My new short PUPPET RODEO played at Philadelphia’s Backseat Film Festival where it won the award for Staff Favorite.
It’s coming soon to Atom.com — stay tuned for details.
The Backseat guys will be screening the Kevin Maher/TV Head classic
Family Dinner Party at their evening at the Philadelphia Cinefest.
It’s a bird…
it’s a plane…
it’s… SUPERHERO Night!
Here’s a one-off video I did for AMC. I wanted to help spread the word about FANBOYS. Screenwriter Ernie Cline is one of my favorite SPOKEN NERD artists. You should check out his stuff at http://www.ernestcline.com/
Also, you can find ALMOST all the AMC videos here (http://www.amctv.com/videos/scifi-movies/) They are missing two episodes.
February’s SCI FI SCREENING ROOM is a celebration of movies inspired by video games. Featuring cartoons based on arcade classics, vintage commercials, fan films, and other gimmicky media that tried to cash-in on America’s Pac-Man Fever.
With:
Live Chiptune music.
Video-Game Haikus.
Footage from THE LAST STARFIGHTER musical.
Plus special surprises and trivia prizes.
The evening will include a mini-video-game tournament (just like in THE WIZARD).
The final episode of THE SCI FI DEPARTMENT.
We had a great run — 72 episodes! Thanks to anyone who watched the show.
This was a lot of fun. The 92Y invited me back to host a screening. Check back for updates.
Here’s my new web-show, produced for Atom.com and Comedy Central.
OLD PEOPLE NEWS stars a talented cast, including Arhur Anderson, the last surviving member of Orson Welles’ Mercury Players.
Wayne Coyne is a real gentleman. You can read a longer version of this interview here
and be sure to check out showtimes at Cinema Purgatorio.com.