• Becoming Peter Ivers: A new collection from the “New Wave Theatre” host arrives later this year
• Birdie in the hand for life’s rich demand: Robert Dean Lurie’s “Begin the Begin” covers R.E.M.’s early formative years in Athens, Georgia
• “Other Side with Zabrecky”: A new séance series puts celebrities in contact with the spirit world
• Jane Wiedlin felt weird in Japan in this exclusive excerpt from Drew Fortune’s book “No Encore!”
• A Night Flight Exclusive: “How to Be a New Wave Video Slut,” starring Ann Magnuson as “Fallopia”
• Night Flight’s Stuart S. Shapiro’s inspiring book “Identifi Yourself: A Journey in Fuck You Creative Courage” is a humorous and poetic journey
• Night Flight partners up with Severin Films for more cult, horror, mondo & exploitation films
• Attention “cord cutters” and streaming fanatics: Night Flight Plus has been just been updated!
• Teens high on “the weed rooted in hell” go wild in the midnight movie classic “Reefer Madness”
• “J-Men Forever”: Rock ‘n’ Roll battles Muzak in Proctor & Bergman’s Night Flight cult classic

All posts tagged "Fred Schneider"

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  “Song for a Future Generation”: Athens, GA’s the B-52s were the South’s first new wave band

  In 1985, Night Flight packed up the van in NYC and headed south on Interstate 81 for our somewhat misleadingly titled “Take Off to Southern Rock,” which was actually a geographic-based music video travelogue of ’80s rock...

  • Posted October 23, 2018
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  “Hideout in the Sun”: Queen of Sexploitation Doris Wishman’s colorful crime drama debut (filmed in Nuderama!)

  July features both “National Nude Day” and “National Nude Recreation Week,” so we thought it’d be a good opportunity to share with you director Doris Wishman’s very first movie, Hideout in the Sun (1960), a crime drama which...

  • Posted July 15, 2016
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  “Monster”: Fred Schneider’s MTV-banned video featured a rare cameo by celebrated NYC drag queen legend Ethyl Eichelberger

  Back in 1984, Night Flight regularly played this fun video for Fred Schneider & The Shake Society’s “Monster,” which had been virtually ignored and even banned by MTV, no doubt because they must must have thought their...

  • Posted February 29, 2016
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