Layers: Comedy Horror Film WITNESS INFECTION is A Funny, Heartwarming Mob Family Affair (with Some Bite)
Comedic horror/mob movie WITNESS INFECTION, directed by Andy Palmer and written by and starring Carlos Alazraqui & Jill-Michele Melean, has enjoyed a wealth of praise on the film fest circuit. The flick won “Best Feature” at the Horror Hound, Best Director at Frostbite International, “Best Film” and “Best Director” at Die Laughing, and the “Envy […]
Layers: HUNKS’ Debut Sketch Comedy Album “Mouth Beef” is An Audio Feast for The Funny Receptacles
Nothing like some Mouth Beef on a April Fools’ morn to get the blood pumping! Canada sketch comedy group HUNKS have unleashed their debut comedy album to the world this fine Spring day. The album is a culmination of six semi-arduous years of work, and was recorded when “quarantine” was just a word used to […]
Layers: AUSTIN MILLER’S “29 Forever” featuring Margo Bateman Is The Musical Live Comedy Album of Our Quarantine Dreams
Some people drink box wine, stream Mormon forgery plots, and horde coffee during a pandemic. Others buckle down and produce comedy content worthy of withstanding the ravages of time. LA’s Austin Miller (Dabs Den Prod) and Margo Bateman (Red Carpet Comedy) are in the latter camp, as they collaborated to bring you a live comedy […]
Layers: SHAWN WICKENS’ “The Best 10 Minutes of My Life” Delivers on It’s Description
In distorted pandemic time, it seems like just yesterday we were promoting SHAWN WICKENS‘ mini stand-up special. Well, go ahead and wish Shawn a “Happy Birthday” because not only did he age gracefully by one year this week, his digestible dose of comedy goodness is now available for the internet to consume via Spotify. The […]
Layers: WHY MOMMY DRINKS Welcomes ADAM PALLY to Talk Surviving with Three Kids in Quarantine
You may care for them, you may be related to them, or you may have just seen one in the wild that one time. Whatever way you are linked to the pint-sized creatures, there’s no doubt children are life changing. In the latest episode of the WHY MOMMY DRINKS podcast, mom/host Betsy Stover (UCB, Drink […]
Layers: Embrace The Valentine’s Season with The Very First ‘LOUD ABOUT NOTHING’ PLUS Episode with Sebastian Conelli
On a typical episode of the podcast Loud About Nothing, hosts Sebastian Conelli (Search Party, The Detour, Assssscat at the UCB) and Robbie Nunes (producer/relative?) welcome guests to discuss the things they are most passionate about. This could be anything from a debate on boxed cake vs icing with Jo Firestone to the horrors of […]
Layers: Meet Your New Squad Members in An Unforgettable Episode of THE PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS Podcast
After listening to an episode of THE PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS podcast, you TOO will want to be a part of this New York friend squad. Each episode the four pals of Anna Paratore, RISK! regular Calvin Cato, John Bevacqua and No Dogs in Space co-host Carolina Hidalgo have a round table type discussion on a topic […]
Layers: Even A Pandemic Can’t Kill A Comedy Cowboy’s Spirit! Listen to DUSTIN CHAFIN’S “The Zoom Album 2020” Now Out!
If a year ago you would have told me all comedy shows would either be online or in some creepy backyard/rooftop with a socially distant, masked audience, I would have have thought you’d been hitting the medicinal herbs a little too hard. Yet, here we are today trying to thrive in our new normal. Despite […]
Layers: GARRETT JAMIESON AND SPRATTACUS’ Sophomore Album “Born Crying Die Laughing” Will Have You High off of Canadian Comedy Experimentation
So what the heck are you going to do once you watch the season finale of Mandalorian? No, seriously, WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO?! Why not transition to the sophomore offering from Canadian experimental comedy collective Garrett Jamieson and Sprattacus. Born Crying Die Laughing is ripe with diverse musical genres, haiku, and an abundance […]
Layers: The Long-Awaited, Self-Titled JERKY BOYS Album Was Totally Worth The 20-Year Wait
This past Black Friday, THE JERKY BOYS released their first album in 20 years via Comedy Dynamics. Yes, it’s been two decades since the American comedy act from Queens, New York, was delighting listeners with a multitude of characters dialing up unsuspecting victims. The act paved the way for prank acts and programs like Crank Yankers, […]
