After a long absence, Mr. Projector is back!

In this latest installment of Mr. Projector!, Mr. Projector goes to Hollywood (the second in a three-part series) and finds himself stranded at a mysterious, old Hollywood mansion inhabited by none other than film producer, writer and director, Paul Bunnell ("That Little Monster" and "The Ghastly Love of Johnny X")! As Mr. Projector is about to discover, the old mansion has a rather "ghastly" history that closely mirrors the mind of its owner!

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Enjoy the show!

The Russians are Here! The Russians are Here! Chapter One: "The Abduction" Synopsis Mr. Projector is abducted by two mysterious men in black (presumably under suspicion of being a communist spy). We meet Projectorville news anchor Greg Grant, and field correspondent Libby Trapp who is following the story.

We are also introduced to Alfred J. Rieder, professor of Russian history, who has amassed a hodge-podge of Russian propaganda films to illuminate the encroaching threat of communism.

Mrs. Williams is revealed for the first time (as a missing person)!

Be on the look-out for clues in the KRZB Newsroom that foreshadow future episodes!

You can also download the show directly from the Mr. Projector! Episode Index on the ThinkStream Films blog.

For those who simply cannot wait, here are some clips from Chapter Two of TRAH: "The Interrogation"

After much work on the Mr. Projector Goes to Hollywood series, Mr. Projector! Episode 7, "Putting it Together" (with Russell Harnden, III) is now available!

In this episode, an interview with film editor and collector Russell Harnden, III!

Russell Harnden, III is a film and trailer editor working in Los Angeles.  His credits include the prestigious MGM James Bond series of films with Pierce Brosnan, and more recent campaigns such as Night at the Museum and Snakes on a Plane among many other exciting projects.

Mr. Harnden is also an avid 16mm educational film collector (as well as a collector of features) and speaks regularly about these films, placing them in social and cultural perspective, bridging the gap between what we learned fifty years ago and what we know today.

Visit Mr. Projector! on iTunes to download and watch this wonderful episode (it's free)!  While you're there, write a review!

You can also download the show directly from the Mr. Projector! Episode Index on the ThinkStream Films blog.