Before Rambo, before Rocky, before Cobra, Sylvester Stallone starred in the hardcore porn flick Party at Kitty and Studs. After the success of Rocky, the producers cut out the hardcore bits and released it in soft-core form as The Italian Stallion.

Here's the fantastic trailer for the film, which hilariously shows no shame in hitching itself to the Stallone bandwagon.

Has anyone ever seen The Longest Foot? There's no mention of it on IMDB...

Squeaky palms, otherwise known as Manualism. Check out Hawaii Five-0 and The Flintstones.

26 feet, a world record. I don't even know where to begin with this one

There's been a lot of buzz around “consumer-generated advertising” lately. I guess advertisers are beginning to realize that their glossy corporate messages are looking increasingly tired, and hope that the honesty of real people will rub off on them. It backfired with Chevy's attempt to allow users to make their own spots, which resulted in a flood of ads about gas-guzzling SUVs. And the jury is still out on Mastercard, who have solicited “Priceless” examples from the public, but have yet to unleash the winners

But it looks like American Express have actually got it right. They invited people to submit their own “My Life” 15 second clips, and have a video podcast feed of the best. And some of them are pretty good.

I wish I could read Russian, but the pictures alone provide pretty clear evidence that old man Walt just kept serving us up the same three films over and over again. Kind of like Nickelback.

Screenhead has uncovered what may be either the greatest undiscovered midnight movie of them all, or the greatest hoax since Andy Kaufman. Either way, it's fucking brilliant.

First, see the trailer.

Then download this "special song" to your iPod and play it over and over again.

Then watch this TV interview with filmmaker John S. Rad.

Finally read this review from the LA Weekly.

If you got this far, then you probably feel an intense need to track this film down right away... [via Screenhead]

In case anyone hasn't seen it yet, the great video to the even greater song Crazy by Gnarls Barkley. Oh, and here's their live performance from Top of the Pops. I'm looking forward to this album.

Holy crap! The Brian Jonestown Massacre has made a significant portion of their back catalog available online for FREE.

This is a fantastic band so check it out. Start with Take It From The Man! and go from there.

If you like what you download, you can make a donation directly to the band via a special PayPal link on the Music Page.

That does not belong there.