Author Archives: Vince Nitro

The Banana Splits show ran in the 60s, but somewhere along the line my family picked up a VHS tape with a few episodes on it. My brothers and I watched the hell out of that tape. This doesn’t capture … Continue reading →

These used to run between Saturday morning cartoons and the toy and junk food commercials they’d run. We used to talk about them on Mondays at school; which ones we liked best, rare ones we’d seen, which ones they show … Continue reading →

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDp8rNtxtBE I meant it when I said we’d be seeing more of Chris Cunningham’s work here on VNPR. This time around we have Rubber Johnny, a short film made with music by Aphex Twin. I upset a goodly number of … Continue reading →

In case you hadn’t noticed, my selection this week has sort of informally been horror themed. Keeping with the spirit of it, here’s a little bit of body horror in the form of a live roach that has taken up … Continue reading →

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBHkW0aKHRc I wish I could tell you all that this one’s real, but unfortunately it isn’t. It was concocted by a couple of fellows from SomethingAwful, made to look like a signal hijacking in the same vein as the Max … Continue reading →

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cor3wjbS4Gg This is a little slice of brit-punk starring a frenzied, unhappy young woman who appears to have an octopussoir, much like Drawn Together’s Princess Clara. The video itself was directed by Chris Cunningham. This won’t be the last we … Continue reading →

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdnoAJ7KoFE Capping off today’s VNPR extraviganza, we have the audio from a numbers station. These things can sometimes be found on shortwave radios, and generally seem to consist of a woman or child repeating numbers or letters. Supposedly they’re used … Continue reading →

Since I missed yesterday’s entry (sorry folks!), today you get a two-bagger. And what a two-bagger you get…we start the festivities with the video for Pretty Toy by Velvet Acid Christ. I dig the 50s-era housewife with the flayed face … Continue reading →

In celebration of my having seen The Last Exorcism today, here is a clip that reportedly contains audio recorded during the exorcism of Anneliese Michel, the girl who inspired the Emily Rose movie. The Last Exorcism was better than Emily … Continue reading →