We’re finally airing the horror-inflected piece we’ve toured across the country at IRL shows! Our modern surveillance state is built one doorbell cam at a time. Nearly one in four U.S. homes is decked out with them; they’re literally everywhere. Thus the subculture of viral doorbell cam mixtapes was born, highlighting an ocean of creepy human behavior befitting a slasher film. In “Ring, Ring”, you’ll see the very best of porch thieves, patio punks, door-to-door doorbell lickers, local yokels flipping birds, scared-stiff missionaries, wasted grandmas, killer klowns, Karen-style freakouts, armed assailants, autonomous lawnmowers, pyrotechnic explosions, rainy day weirdos and the pure soulless eyes of chaos.

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Spooky-ookie-ookie Halloween Extravaganza! The dancers have tricks and/or treats! Celebrating four years of navigating this living nightmare together!
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MUSICVIDEODROME: A joyous and frenetic stumble through the archives of music television, coming at you monthly! Forgotten live performances, modern and classic music videos, outrageous interviews & more. Hosted by the International Voice of Reason.

About IVOR: IVOR, a 20-year veteran of weirdo free-form radio, is survived by his two tuxedo cats and a giant pile of rug yarn.

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What if you could binge-watch a festival’s worth of wild horror movies all at once? Across two hours, we serve up 10 tightly-edited movie cutdowns sautéed and shattered ’til only the spicy parts remain. Highlights include Lou Diamond Phillips battling Satan in THE FIRST POWER and Julie Delpy’s CGI lycanthrope in AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN PARIS. 

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Amusement Park Babylon! Marketing guru Ed Dreisdadt was on the team that grew Anheuser-Busch’s network of theme parks and water parks to new heights in the Nineties. Peek behind the curtain of this empire as Ed walks us through our found footage stash of internal marketing videos, which are often silly and satirical.

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We’ve found it…we’ve found the loosest, most useless game show ever created. This pilot for the unsold 1979 show “Mouth Trap” looks like it was made for $20 and a sandwich. Celeb panelists like JM J. Bullock do word-association games with future “Double Dare” host Marc Summers as a contestant. The bonus round is made up of Cronenberg-ian 19th-century artifacts. The host looks like he doesn’t want to be there. This shit rocks!

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A classic example of Gilbert Gottfried in sublime overdrive. Here he lays waste to the totally square approach of “Later with Bob Costas” guest host Chris Connelly (yup, formerly from MTV News)...talking not just over him but up, down ,and all around him. Filmed during the peak of Gilbert’s fame from “Aladdin” at the dawn of the Bill Clinton era.

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MUSICVIDEODROME: A joyous and frenetic stumble through the archives of music television, coming at you monthly! Forgotten live performances, modern and classic music videos, outrageous interviews & more.

Hosted by the International Voice of Reason.

About IVOR: IVOR, a 20-year veteran of weirdo free-form radio, is survived by his two tuxedo cats and a giant pile of rug yarn.

Catch up on past episodes of Musicvideodrome on our Patreon.

Another magnificent two-hour blast of movie trailers from films left behind in the video store wastelands. 2000s thrillers, 90s ensemble casts, 80s Oscarbait and 70s sleaze.

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Hosted by Oprah, this low-stakes ceremony is a delight for fans of vintage soaps, game shows, and Saturday morning toons. AKA what would a vintage TV awards show look like if they assumed no one watching would actually care…? Lots of wayward podium schtick and a buncha soap emoting.

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Will the fake Old West town of Bonanza City survive the combined chaos of its all-kid inhabitants? Will the show’s creators survive the potential child labor law violations? Find out as we watch the finale of the most dangerous reality TV kids show EVER.

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The most dangerous reality-TV kids show EVER. This infamous one-and-done 2007 competition show from CBS was an Old West version of “Lord of the Flies”, corralling forty children aged 8-15 into a social engineering experiment with few guardrails. After watching this, you’ll wonder how the producers weren’t sued into oblivion. Tonight is the first half of a two-parter, complete with added vintage commercial breaks!

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Billy Ocean plays with your emotions (and a live tiger)!!! A high-stepping maniac in short shorts! Devo delivers! SPOTLITE on the joyously bouncy videos from YAEJI!

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MUSICVIDEODROME: A joyous and frenetic stumble through the archives of music television, coming at you monthly! Forgotten live performances, modern and classic music videos, outrageous interviews & more.

Hosted by the International Voice of Reason.

About IVOR: IVOR, a 20-year veteran of weirdo free-form radio, is survived by his two tuxedo cats and a giant pile of rug yarn.

Catch up on past episodes of Musicvideodrome on our Patreon.

What if you could binge-watch a festival’s worth of wild vintage thrillers and comedies all at the same time? Enter Fasterpiece Theater, a service of The Museum of Home Video. Across 80 minutes, this tightly-edited blast serves up 10 feature films you’ve never heard of, sautéed and shattered ’til only the spicy parts remain.

Plus: Greatest hits from VJ Bret Berg’s weekly Museum livestream, and a raise-the-roof finale from “Musicvideodrome” host IVOR.

TIX AVAILABLE NOW: Thursday, AUGUST 29 at 9:45pm

June 7th, 1990: A banner day for the youth of America. The date marked Universal Studios Orlando’s grand opening of “Nickelodeon Studios”, where families could watch the TV sausage get made and even audition to be on the air! Tonight we take a look back at highlights from Nick’s 3-HOUR live telecast feat. Marc Summers, Kid ‘n Play, the teleporter from Cronenberg’s THE FLY, and more!

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We’re eventually winding our way through all of the groundbreaking, juvenile, and still-silly “In Living Color”. Season 3 adds Jamie Foxx, Shawn Wayans, and Steve Park to the cast…and it’s the final season to fully feature both Damon and Keenan. This season’s also the first with tons of live hip-hop performances!

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It’s finally time for Museum of Home Video to tackle one of Bret’s most beloved TV programs of all. We’ve condensed all 22 eps of Season 1 into a 75-minute megamix. Will we still fall in love with Dave, Kevin, Mark, Bruce, and Scott after all these years?

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Even more cinema magic from Brian De Palma. Alongside his brilliant overuse of split-screens, his uninterrupted long takes are pinnacles of design, choreography, and yes—even editing. We dive into fiercely controlled chaos from CARLITO’S WAY, RAISING CAIN, SNAKE EYES, PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE, and more!

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One of the best horror TV movies you’ve never seen. Starring Bernie Casey as an ancient creepazoid cave-dweller, this 1972 barnburner is just as fun as iconic faves DON’T BE AFRAID OF THE DARK, TRILOGY OF TERROR and BAD RONALD. We’ve added in vintage commercial breaks to make this the best-possible experience!

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GIRLS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN (1985)

This underrated banger is a sleepover classic, packed with cute young Muppet Baby versions of Hollywood stars you know and love. Sarah Jessica Parker plays Janey, a new transplant to Chicago whose uptight Army dad doesn’t want her to go out with boys OR try out for DanceTV (a popular local series hosted by radio legend Richard Blade). It’s a good thing Janey has a bi-panic-inducing friendship with Catholic school classmate Lynne (Helen Hunt), a punky smart-aleck who wears plastic toys on her head and is good at helping people sneak out of their houses. Essential viewing for those who enjoy dance-offs, class wars, nuns doing gymnastics, cinematic food fights, generation gaps, boob jokes, and teen romance. It also features familiar faces like Jonathan Silverman and an immensely loveable 13-year-old Shannen Doherty.

Our screening will be preceded by a 20-ish minute pre-show.

Hosted by Museum producer Jenny Nixon.

Killer live performances from BUFFALO DAUGHTER, KIM GORDON & BILLY IDOL! JOHN EARLY does a sexy dance! SPOTLITE on the wildly wonderful Afropop band OY! Tune in, turn on, freak OUT!

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MUSICVIDEODROME: A joyous and frenetic stumble through the archives of music television, coming at you monthly! Forgotten live performances, modern and classic music videos, outrageous interviews & more.

Hosted by the International Voice of Reason.

About IVOR: IVOR, a 20-year veteran of weirdo free-form radio, is survived by his two tuxedo cats and a giant pile of rug yarn.

Catch up on past episodes of Musicvideodrome on our Patreon.

Six of the most superlative car sequences in Hollywood history. We’ll see dope car stunts from BODY PARTS (1992), JADE (1995), METRO (1997), SHORT TIME (1990), AGAINST ALL ODDS (1984) and GONE IN 60 SECONDS (1974).

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My favorite parts of the short-lived ‘90s animated sitcom starring Jon Lovitz were always the movie parodies. So here’s all of them!

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Nichelle Nichols, James Doohan, and DeForest Kelley hawking cheapo trinkets on cable TV’s shiniest retail outlet. I couldn’t believe I hadn’t seen this public-access level footage from 1991 before; the timeframe is during the long promo push for STAR TREK VI: THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY.

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TICKETS & INFO HERE

Museum of Home Video is a weekly found-footage livestream for stoners, seekers, archivists and drinkers.  Every Tuesday at museumofhomevideo.com, VJ Bret Berg broadcasts a riot of talk show clips, game show clips, commercials, music videos, cutdowns of movies and surveys of modern YouTuber mania. Tonight, Bret appears IRL to present two of his favorite edits (Ring, Ring: a Doorbell Cam Fantasia and Museum of Home Video’s Guide to Infomercials), plus other ridiculous highlights from the weekly stream.

Exclusive to this IRL show, Ring, Ring highlights the subculture of viral doorbell cam mixtapes and shows off an ocean of creepy behavior befitting a slasher film. You’ll see the very best of porch thieves, patio punks, killer klowns, door-to-door doorbell lickers, late-nite pyrotechnics and the pure soulless eyes of chaos. 

Another magnificent two-hour blast of movie trailers from films left behind in the video store wastelands. 2000s thrillers, 90s ensemble casts, 80s Oscarbait and 70s sleaze.

ALL TIMES ARE PACIFIC

Catch up on past episodes of Museum of Home Video on our Patreon.

TICKETS & INFO HERE

Museum of Home Video is a weekly found-footage livestream for stoners, seekers, archivists and drinkers.  Every Tuesday at museumofhomevideo.com, VJ Bret Berg broadcasts a riot of talk show clips, game show clips, commercials, music videos, cutdowns of movies and surveys of modern YouTuber mania. Tonight, Bret appears IRL to present two of his favorite edits (Ring, Ring: a Doorbell Cam Fantasia and Museum of Home Video’s Guide to Infomercials), plus other ridiculous highlights from the weekly stream.

Exclusive to this IRL show, Ring, Ring highlights the subculture of viral doorbell cam mixtapes and shows off an ocean of creepy behavior befitting a slasher film. You’ll see the very best of porch thieves, patio punks, killer klowns, door-to-door doorbell lickers, late-nite pyrotechnics and the pure soulless eyes of chaos.