The PM Entertainment Podcast
The PM Entertainment Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to the PM Entertainment Podcast, the ultimate deep dive into the explosive, action-packed world of PM Entertainment!From jaw-dropping car chases to fireball-filled shootouts, we celebrate the studio that defined ’90s direct-to-video mayhem.We’ll be interviewing the people behind the scenes and in front of the camera, from stunt coordinators and directors to the action stars themselves, while also talking to film experts and fellow action fans about what makes these movies so unforgettable.Join us as we discuss classic films, legendary stunt work, and the unsung heroes behind the guns, explosions, and high-speed pursuits that made PM a B-movie powerhouse. Expect behind-the-scenes stories, expert insights, and a whole lot of love for VHS-era action!💥 Action. Stunts. Chaos. Welcome to PM Entertainment! 💥
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The podcast focuses on the iconic 90s direct-to-video action films produced by PM Entertainment, featuring topics such as legendary stunt work, the history of film production, and discussions surrounding notable movies like The Sweeper. Episodes will discuss specific aspects of filmmaking, including car chases and special effects, while also profiling the creativity behind these unforgettable cinematic experiences.
Welcome to the PM Entertainment Podcast, the ultimate deep dive into the explosive, action-packed world of PM Entertainment!
From jaw-dropping car chases to fireball-filled shootouts, we celebrate the studio that defined ’90s direct-to-video mayhem.
We’ll be interviewing the people behind the scenes and in front of the camera, from stunt coordinators and directors to the action stars themselves, while also talking to film experts and fellow action fans about what makes these movies so unforgettable.
Join us as we discuss classic films, legendary stunt work, and the unsung heroes behind the guns, explosions, and high-speed pursuits that made PM a B-movie powerhouse. Expect behind-the-scenes stories, expert insights, and a whole lot of love for VHS-era action!
💥 Action. Stunts. Chaos. Welcome to PM Entertainment! 💥
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🌃💥 HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD. NEON. DANGER. HARPOONS. AND A SONG THAT WON’T QUIT. 💥🌃
This week The PM Entertainment Podcast heads to the mean, neon-soaked streets of late 80s Hollywood for Angels of the City (1989) — a gloriously sleazy, energetic early PM Entertainment gem in which two college girls, dressed as street walkers for a sorority initiation, find themselves kidnapped, shot at and chased by actual pimps. And that’s just where the trouble starts.
Directed by, written by, starring and with the title song written and produced by Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs – AKA Freddie “Boom Boom” Washington from Welcome Back Kotter – who returns as the inept and not very heroic Detective Jon Chance. Angels of the City is early PM firing on all cylinders: car chases, shotgun blasts, people being thrown through glass, Interestingly placed Coor’s Beer Lights, Checkov’s random harpoon and one of the ear wormiest title tracks in the history of straight-to-video cinema.
Produced by PM legends Joseph Merhi and Richard Pepin, this is PM Entertainment killing it before they even knew how good they were going to get.
Joining me to dig into PM’s Dante’s Inferno of sorority comedies, are two of the finest authorities on direct-to-video and VHS cinema around — Moe Von Helvete and Matt Poirier, the Direct-to-Video Connoisseur himself.
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