Since our DVD is no longer for sale, I thought I'd post the full version of our short film SORORITY NINJA PIZZA GIRLS online for your viewing pleasure.

Check it out exclusively at www.RatherIrregular.com

It's been about a year since our first ever DVD release and our first run of copies is now officially sold out. If there's enough interest we may make another home-made batch so contact us if you gotta have the zaniness that is a Rather Irregular Double Feature DVD.

In case you haven't noticed, LATE MIDAFTERNOON OF THE LIVING UNDEAD is available in it's entirety at RatherIrregular.com and if you're dying to see SORORITY NINJA PIZZA GIRLS, check back here or our site for an announcement coming soon!

Craig recently had an awesome trip to California but unfortunately not to sign a Rather Irregular development deal. You can read all about his vacation and eight-day cross-country journey on his blog at www.c-eye.net/eyeon

And no, he didn't get discovered out in la-la land, but he did make his network TV debut!

Well, it's too damn hot to do much of anything here in the dirty dirty south, and our pitiful-excuse-of-a marketing blitz for a Rather Irregular Double Feature DVD has slowed to a standstill. We've still got a few copies left for sale, so get your ultra-rare first edition DVD now, 'cause there probably will be no second edition.

Since I'm bored as hell, I thought I'd update you on a couple of R.I.P. cast and crew members, and what they've been up to:

Our intrepid writer/director Mark Smith has been slaving away as an animation instructor and recently published a great instructional book The Art of Flash Animation: Creative Cartooning. He also recently posted a new cartoon to his website MarkToonery.com titled Need It Yesterday Machine. It's pretty darn funny, so go check it out. Also be sure to see his site's Portfolio section for his latest commercial work. You should especially dig the animated spot he did for The Woolly Sheep Mountain Trading Co.

Michael Smith has a new website for his photography business. - Draco Photos offers wedding, event, portrait, and on location photo services in the Montgomery, Alabama area. When not taking great photos, Michael is an accomplished graphic artist and a new father. Check out his personal website DracoComics.com for some of his great comic books and a portfolio for his art and graphic design services.

Sorority Ninja Pizza Girls star Mia Frost has been working on a new film with local director Chance Shirley. Crewless Productions' second feature-length movie is Interplanetary - a sci-fi/horror flick that looks very promising. Read updates from the director on his blog Everybody On Mars Is Dead.

Tony Beckham's sketch & improv comedy troupe, BrainFreeze is still performing regularly in Montgomery, with their next show on August 25th.

That's about all I know at the moment, check back soon for more updates.

If you love movies, or have SEEN a movie for that matter, you should watch the documentary This Film Is Not Yet Rated!

Kirby Dick exposes the ultra-secretive MPAA and their process for awarding film ratings such as the infamous NC-17 (which means hardly any theater in the U.S. will show it at all).

Ever wonder why it's perfectly ok to see a woman's head get violently blown off in a R-rated movie but if we see her
'hooha' or she enjoys too much pleasure the footage is left on the cutting room floor? Well, the fact that two members of the clergy are on the MPAA appeals board may have something to do with that...

Learn more great insights into an obviously flawed system with way too much power that uses censorship to deny great art through filmmaking in this well made documentary. The doc features lots of great interviews along with some real intrigue and laughs, and the filmmaker takes you along as he goes through the ratings and appeal process for the very film you're watching. (I'll leave it a mystery as to what rating it initially gets, but I'll bet you can guess.)

I love documentaries, and this is one of the best I've seen in quite a while. My only complaint is Dick didn't delve into how the studios abuse the ratings system to make even more profit by selling unrated movies on DVD. Doesn't it make sense that the studios would encourage censorship of theatrical releases just so they can have this more attractive 'unrated version'? That way even someone who saw a movie at the theater might be enticed to rent or buy a DVD of that movie just to see what was cut out. Isn't it foolish to think a ratings system on movies in the theater prevents kids from seeing this content when they can more easily watch it at home?

Rather Irregular Productions is proud to present, for the first time ever, the full-length version of our short-film zombie parody LATE MIDAFTERNOON OF THE LIVING UNDEAD available online exclusively at RatherIrregular.com!

Due to popular demand (for more FREE stuff apparently) and since the Internets is the new Television, we've decided to post the full version of LMOTLU online for free. Besides, a Rather Irregular Double-Feature DVD has the full-resolution version of both LMOTLU and our latest Rather Irregular production SORORITY NINJA PIZZA GIRLS with lots of great bonus features to entice you to pony up a measly $12.95.

So, when you're ready for a chuckle or two, just click on over to RatherIrregular.com, look for the links to the full version of LMOTLU in glorious QuickTime (or Flash if you don't care about quality or you're on a slow connection), watch our zany movie and then let us know what you think by commenting on this blog post.

Come on, everyone has a little bit of Nerd in 'em - it's all right, you can admit it.

If these videos don't bring out your Inner-Nerd, I don't know what the heck will.

First, witness the genius of this mash-up of Monty Python and Star Trek:


Then feast your senses on this totally strange but wonderful song and dance number from none other than Leonard Nimoy singing about...Bilbo Baggins?


Nerds everywhere rejoice for YouTube!

More Rather Irregular video picks coming soon, so subscribe to this blog!

1. How tall are you barefoot?
- Ankle-high to a cricket

2. Do you own a gun?
- Is that legal? Only in Kansas on Tuesdays.

3. Look at your planner for January 14, what was you doing?
- Not using bad grammar.

4. Are you wearing socks right now?
- Just one. Guess where.

5. What are you wearing right now?
- A kilt and a motorcycle helmet.

6. Have you ever drank your soda from a straw?
- I'm not that adventurous.

7. What song do/did you want played at your wedding?
- Like a Virgin

8. What song do you want played at your funeral?
- Don't Worry Be Happy

9. What is your secret weapon to lure in the opposite sex?
- Money

10. Do you miss anyone now?
- Not since I adjusted the scope.

11. Ever go to camp?
- Once, at Crystal Lake...had to cut the trip short though.

12. Next trip you are going to take?
- Got some shrooms in the fridge...

13. Do you know anyone who lives in Wyoming?
- No, but if you hum a few bars...

14. Rehab?
- Sure!

15. Do you wish on stars?
- Only B-list celebrities.

16. What do you think you'll be in 10 yrs?
- Old and useless...

17. Current worry?
- Well, now it's becoming old and useless!

18. Current hate?
- This survey for making me worry about becoming old and useless!

19. Do you do push-ups?
- That's illegal in this state.

20. Would you be a pirate?
- Only for good booty. ;)

21. Name the last 3 things you have bought?
- condoms, lube, and penicillin

22. Are you vegitarian?
- No, but I support the troops!

23. Do you have A.D.D.?
- Yes, Automatic Defecation Disorder.

24. Who is your loudest friend?
- The voices in my head.

25. Who is your most silent friend?
- Deaf Larry

26. What were you doing 12AM last night?
- Depends. How much did you see?

27. Do you play air guitar?
- Ya wanna wrassle?

28. Do you remember Ugly Kid Joe?
- Why? What'd you do to him?

29. What did you fear was going to get you at night as a child?
- Reaganomics

30. Worst injury you've ever had?
- Doctor dropped me on my head when I was born, but I don't think it had any effect on me effect on me effect on me effect on me

31. Do you burn or tan?
- Naw, I can't cook.

32. Best bed sheets you had as a child?
- Dry ones.

33. If you had one wish, what would it be?
- World Peas...oh damn!

34. What's the last sporting event you watched?
- Synchronized Goat Hurdling

35. What songs do you sing in the shower?
- It's Raining Men

36. Does someone have a crush on you?
- Only if they're insane.

37. Do you love someone?
- No, I let them all go and none came back.

38. Have you been to the movies in the last 5 days?
- Does porn count?

39. Have you ever eaten a crayon?
- Tastes like Magenta.

40. What's your favorite movie?
- a Rather Irregular Double-Feature DVD of course!

41. What's the last contest you entered?
- a Rather Irregular Caption Contest to win a FREE DVD!
http://www.ratherirregular.com/contest/

42. Will you repost this survey?
- Only if I'm bored out of my mind.

Rather Irregular Productions presents:
A chance to win a FREE copy of a Rather Irregular Double-Feature DVD!

Exercise your funny bone and come up with your funniest caption for this photo from SORORITY NINJA PIZZA GIRLS.



Send us your hilarious captions via E-Mail with the form on this page:
http://www.ratherirregular.com/contest/
(please copy-and-paste this URL to go to the contest page - the entry form's security doesn't allow linking from external sites. You'll also find a link to the contest from the RatherIrregular.com home page.

The contest will be closed at a date yet to be determined when Mark S. Smith and Craig Isley will pick a grand prize winner and two runners-up. Entries will be judged on originality and comedic merit based solely on our wacky senses of humor. The grand prize winner will receive a free copy of our new DVD and have their screen name and caption featured on the caption contest page. The runners-up will also get their screen names and captions posted on the caption contest page with an honorable mention.

Please see the contest page for more info and official rules.

Saw this today over at Yahoo News.

Child director sues over short film

Fri Jan 26, 4:40 AM ET

A 10-year-old boy who directed a short film starring Kevin Bacon sued a woman who helped finance the movie, saying she unfairly demanded creative control and distribution rights.

Dominic Scott Kay, a child actor who was the voice of Wilbur the pig in "Charlotte's Web," claims in a lawsuit filed on his behalf Thursday that he came up with the story for the short film "Saving Angelo."

The movie is based on Kay's real-life effort to nurse an abandoned, badly injured dog back to health.

The lawsuit filed in Superior Court alleges that Conroy Kanter, who sunk about $11,000 into the project, demanded creative control, including the right to decide where the film can be shown.

She "has threatened to sue Kay (a 10-year-old!) if he finishes editing the film ... without her consent," the lawsuit says.

Kanter's lawyer contends she gave the money as a charitable contribution and that the lawsuit stems from a dispute between Kanter and Kay's mother over who should benefit from the film.

"Unfortunately a child had to be dragged into this," attorney Michael Stoller said.

The lawsuit seeks a jury trial and a court declaration that Kanter has no right to creative control, or the distribution or promotion of the movie.