Join Us for episode 20 as Poxy & Ragan sit down with the legendary Miss Ketty Lester to discuss her acting & singing career!  Well known for her 1962 hit single, ‘Love Letters’, Ketty would go on to star in movies such as Up Tight, Blacula, House Party III, & Uptown Saturday Night.  In television, Miss Lester starred as Hester-Sue Terhune in Little House on The Prairie and performed as Helen Grant on Days of Our Lives.  For more information, please visit:  Miss Ketty Lester's Webpage Support the show ..read more

Renowned Cinematographer, Salvatore Totino, visits with Poxy and Ragan to discuss his work on movies such as Any Given Sunday, Cinderella Man, Everest, The Robert Langdon Series, and Spider-man: Homecoming. But it doesn’t stop there, as Poxy and Ragan pry deeper into Sal’s experience using cinema cameras such as the Arriflex, Panaflex, Arricam, Arri Alexa XT, and most recently the Sony CineAlta Venice, which he used to shoot six episodes of Paramount’s very own mini series, The Offer. Sal will also discuss his early days working through the industry, lighting and shooting music videos for perf ..read more

Screenwriter and Producer, Gary L. Goldman, sits down with Poxy and Ragan to revisit his work on films such as Big Trouble in Little China, Total Recall, and Minority Report. Gary discusses his early days working with Director, Louis Malle, and Producer, Larry Gordon, at Paramount Studios. He also goes into depth about his ongoing lawsuit with Disney concerning the 2016 animated film, Zootopia.  Support the show ..read more

On this episode of The Ghost of Hollywood, Poxy & Ragan sit down with co-creator of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and legendary comic book artist, Kevin Eastman, to discuss TMNT, Peter Laird, and his current work with IDW and Kevin Eastman Studios. Support the show (https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/WebLink.aspx?name=E9988&id=1 ..read more

Tune in for episode 16 as Poxy & Ragan interview legendary cinematographer, Robin Vidgeon, whose work with Director, Clive Barker, culminated in the horror classics Hellraiser and Nightbreed. An honorary member of the British Society of Cinematographers and winner of the John Alcott Memorial Award, Robin talks about his early days working with late Director, Douglas Slocombe, as assistant and focus puller on movies such as Rollerball, Indiana Jones,  & The Great Gatsby, to his transition as Director of Photography on movies such as August, Parents, and The Penitent. Support the sh ..read more

Well known as writer of The Angry Filmmaker Survival Guides, Kelley has also directed various short and feature films. He has an extensive career working in sound design on films such as Good Will Hunting and Far From Heaven. In the late 90’s Kelley would make his first feature film, Birddog, putting it all on the line to see his project through. In the interview, he talks with Poxy and Ragan about his early days as a father and filmmaker, the transition to Hollywood, and his career as an author, all of which would help make Kelley Baker who he is today, and that’s The Angry Filmmaker. Support ..read more

Tune in as Poxy and Ragan discuss the making of the 1984 cult classic, Suburbia, and its lasting impact on punk culture with Director, Penelope Spheeris. Support the show ..read more

On this episode, Poxy and Ragan kick off Season Two with their annual Halloween Special featuring the 2018 film, SUMMER OF 84, with screenwriting partners, Matt Leslie and Stephen Smith.  Support the show ..read more

The Season One Finale:  Poxy and Ragan discuss the 1984 Horror classic, CHILDREN OF THE CORN, and 1985's cult classic, TUFF TURF with Director, Fritz Kiersch. Tune in as Fritz tells some of his favorite behind the scenes stories and discusses his directorial debut with Children of The Corn, and the film's impact on his life and career. Poxy and Ragan also take a look back at their first season together on the Ghost of Hollywood and what lies ahead for the show in Season II, which is set to begin airing on KBOO community Radio in Portland, Oregon during October of 2021. Support the show ..read more

Poxy and Ragan interview Richard W. Haines (Splatter University, Class of Nuke 'Em High, Head Games,  etc.) about his 1989 Sci-Fi cult classic,  ALIEN SPACE AVENGER. For this film, Richard would use the dye transfer process, which was initially developed and marketed by Technicolor until 1975. In 1989, Richard would travel to China, where he would complete his prints at the Beijing Film Lab, which was the only location currently using this dye transfer process by that time. Later, he would go on to write several books, one of which covered Technicolor movies and the history of dye tr ..read more