View Full Version : The Count Orloff Show! Horror Host with the Most.
crabapple
03-09-2013, 09:17 AM
Here's something some of you might like! Back in 1989, a short while before creating special makeups for "What's Eating GIlbert Grape" and "Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare," I helped produce "The Count Orloff Show." This was intended as a public access "horror host" type show. We finished the pilot episode, and as far as I know, it never aired. Most of the video was lost over time but a few small portions remain. Have fun!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hj6-k2gpm4&list=UUrpO5KQ4bwVNxAgJPgvySWQ&index=1
That was great Crabby......Are there anymore show like that around?
roshiq
03-09-2013, 10:43 AM
Oh, loved that Lois Greco song.:) This surely could be a beautiful fun show, thanks for sharing, CrabApp.
neverending
03-09-2013, 01:03 PM
Groooovy!!
SamSlayer
03-09-2013, 02:17 PM
this is awesome, thanks for posting!!
crabapple
03-09-2013, 08:57 PM
Glad you enjoy it...the show as you see it here only got as far as the pilot. But Count Orloff as a character is still flitting about in the ether...he has popped up here and there on the net from time to time. Perhaps he will appear again soon!
Straker
03-10-2013, 06:45 AM
That was awesome... :cool:
fortunato
03-10-2013, 08:20 AM
This is so great! Thanks for sharing, crabby.
crabapple
03-10-2013, 08:15 PM
Thanks guys! :)
Yeah, we were trying to get our Tex Avery on there for a minute, with the eyes popping, tongue sticking out, etc. ...
MichaelMyers
03-11-2013, 01:49 AM
Enjoyed this.
crabapple
03-13-2013, 01:41 AM
Hey thanks!
Nearby on that same Youtube page, you can find segments of the 1988 film THE MASTER DEMON, for more crabapple fun. Crabapple did a bunch of cheesy makeup effects for that one, and a much younger crabby, in a business suit, no less, plays a museum tour guide who doesn't like "pictures"...THE MASTER DEMON was trying to be a no-budget "homage" to "Big Trouble In Little China" and even features a number of the martial arts fighting guys from that film. We filmed it all over Los Angeles, and generally ate spaghetti or baloney sandwiches for lunch. A great time. ;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_FXEoQTnN4
Straker
03-13-2013, 07:24 AM
Hey thanks!
Nearby on that same Youtube page, you can find segments of the 1988 film THE MASTER DEMON, for more crabapple fun. Crabapple did a bunch of cheesy makeup effects for that one, and a much younger crabby, in a business suit, no less, plays a museum tour guide who doesn't like "pictures"...THE MASTER DEMON was trying to be a no-budget "homage" to "Big Trouble In Little China" and even features a number of the martial arts fighting guys from that film. We filmed it all over Los Angeles, and generally ate spaghetti or baloney sandwiches for lunch. A great time. ;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_FXEoQTnN4
You really weren't kidding about not liking pictures were you? Damn....
This is awesome, I noticed you got the other parts of the movie going up too, I'm gonna hold off watching the rest until I can watch it all in one run.... Loving it!
Hey thanks!
Nearby on that same Youtube page, you can find segments of the 1988 film THE MASTER DEMON, for more crabapple fun. Crabapple did a bunch of cheesy makeup effects for that one, and a much younger crabby, in a business suit, no less, plays a museum tour guide who doesn't like "pictures"...THE MASTER DEMON was trying to be a no-budget "homage" to "Big Trouble In Little China" and even features a number of the martial arts fighting guys from that film. We filmed it all over Los Angeles, and generally ate spaghetti or baloney sandwiches for lunch. A great time. ;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_FXEoQTnN4
subscribed....I WILL be checking out his "Ladies of PJs video as well:D
Hey thanks!
Nearby on that same Youtube page, you can find segments of the 1988 film THE MASTER DEMON, for more crabapple fun. Crabapple did a bunch of cheesy makeup effects for that one, and a much younger crabby, in a business suit, no less, plays a museum tour guide who doesn't like "pictures"...THE MASTER DEMON was trying to be a no-budget "homage" to "Big Trouble In Little China" and even features a number of the martial arts fighting guys from that film. We filmed it all over Los Angeles, and generally ate spaghetti or baloney sandwiches for lunch. A great time. ;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_FXEoQTnN4
hee hee hee..."NO PICTURES"