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; Creators - Nunzio Randazzo; USA; stars - Kerri Kenney; Runtime - 1 Hour, 12 M; Jack Henry Robbins.

 

Take a hilariously surreal trip down the analog dreams of your youth. VHYes is a film that really ended up surprising me with how much I liked it. Having heard the buzz out of Fantastic Fest (including that of our own Evan Saathoff) I expected VHYes to be on the slight and sillier side of things, to be a pleasant way to pass the time but ultimately without much depth or emotional gravity. I expected to look into the abyss of nostalgia for the era of videotapes, camcorders, and late-night cable and see gags at the expense of the neon-soaked late '80s. And yes, theres plenty of that. But theres something beneath the surface of VHYes that speaks to greater truths about how the analog era impacted those of us who grew up in it. And it does so in an insightful and subtly profound way, more so than its avant-garde comedy would suggest. Though it initially seems to act as little more than a framing device for the sketch comedy that follows, the story follows Ralph (Mason McNulty) as he plays with a camcorder he gets for Christmas in 1987. Presented as found footage that has apparently been recorded over Ralphs parents wedding video, VHYes chronicles the week after Christmas as Ralph shoots random footage of various shenanigans with his friend Josh (Rahm Braslaw) and while his parents are out at night, to record late-night television through an auxiliary cable. These channel-flipping segments make up the bulk of the films meager 70-minute runtime, but they present a wide gamut of hilariously absurd hypothetical television programs. Painting with Joan finds the titular Joan (Kerri Kenney) performing a Bob Ross pastiche that goes so far off the rails that it feels free-associative. An Antiques Roadshow knock-off finds Mark Proksch handing out ridiculously gruesome and specific speculations about the purpose of apparently mundane objects. Thomas Lennon sells fancy pens and innocuous plastic baggies on a faux home shopping network. The programs go on to include absurdist takes on commercials, infomercials, workout programs, sitcoms, police procedurals, true crime reenactments, low-budget broadcasts, repertory film broadcasts, softcore porn, and childrens shows, with each recurring sketch offering surprising and ridiculous variations on television formats those of us of a certain age will half-remember from our youths. But for as funny as each of these bits are, what makes VHYes stand out as something inspired is what it has to say about that fuzzy nostalgic feeling of watching the tracking lines comb the bottom of the frame. An interview show among Ralph's recordings talks about the impact that the obsession with recording will have on our lives, brushed off in-universe as technological paranoia but alarmingly prescient to a modern audience. This so-called “tape narcissism” starts to take shape as reality bends around Ralph himself, and the seemingly innocent framing device becomes a metacommentary on how recording our lives is in direct opposition to living them. Director and co-writer Jack Henry Robbins (son of Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon, who both make cameo appearances) along with co-creators Nate Gold and Nunzio Randazzo, exhibit a profound understanding of how video technology shaped an entire generation for good and for ill, and their efforts create some surprisingly touching moments in the films final stretch without insulting audience intelligence by spelling out their implicit meaning. Im not here to tell you that VHYes is some kind of cinematic revelation. Its deep in the same way that many Adult Swim shows are surprisingly nuanced, as idiosyncratic humor acts as the baseboard for gradually evolving self-reflective storytelling right before the audience loses interest and the show goes off the air. VHYes is ultimately just a series of well-conceived sketches that are assembled in service of examining a childhood wrapped in magnetic tape. But the fact that those sketches end up culminating to more than the sum of their outrageously funny contents is something to celebrate. Related Product: ClearClick Video to Digital Converter - Capture Video from VCR's, VHS Tapes, Hi8, Camcorder, DVD, Gaming Systems Speakers, ClearClick 99. 95 on Amazon Related Items: Leigh Monson Leigh Monson is technically a licensed attorney but somehow thinks movies are a lot more fun. Leigh loves both award darlings and hilariously bad films, does not believe in superhero movie fatigue, and calls it like they see it.

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This bizarre retro comedy, shot entirely on VHS and Beta, follows 12-year-old Ralph as he accidentally records home videos and his favorite late-night shows over his parents wedding tape. Nothing can truly prepare you for “VHYes. ” I missed it at Fantastic Fest and that was one of my regrets since everyone walked away talking about this movie. The film follows Ralph (Mason McNulty) when his parents give him a video-cassette recorder for Christmas. We follow Ralph as he records adventures with his friend Josh (Rahm Braslaw) the TV shows he watches, and tiny hints of his parents rocky marriage. The film could easily settle for a bizarre series of parody 80s TV shows, but it aims for loftier ambitions. The ending, which I cant exactly describe, delivers something strong as the sum total of its parts. Equal parts comedy and heartfelt drama, “VHYes” is a successful experimentation of form as well as function. So much of this movie rests on the shoulders of two child actors. Not only do McNulty and Braslaw deliver pitch-perfect performances, they also do it in the raw 80s aesthetic of the entire film. In other hands, it would feel saccharine or juvenile but their performance helps contextualize the endless channel-switching throughout the movie. Were given a glimpse into Ralphs mind through the late-night TV he records on his camera. They never have to go to extremes and ultimately get to play a whole lot, but they carry the movie so well. In one of the few dead serious moments, we get a powerful glimpse into their tiny minds even though they say very little. The sketches on the TV play like extra bits from Tim Robinsons “I Think You Should Leave” as they drip with oddball humor and dry wit. They bounce between lampooning Bob Ross, startling chemistry between two hosts on the shopping channel, and a “guess what this is” format so simple it cant help but garner a laugh or two. It helps that the actors in the sketches run like an A-list of comedy geniuses: Thomas Lennon, Charlene Yi, Kerri Kenney, Mark Proksch, and even some subtle cameos from Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins. The whole thing comes together smoothly by tying into the loose narrative of Ralphs childhood. We see him singing the songs hes watched on TV and playing with his toys. We watch him grow up and develop a sense of his brain by basically watching TV alongside him. In the tidbits we get of his parents potential divorce, the film finds its heart and transcends beyond being just a lo-fi sketch comedy show. Truly, it goes way beyond that in the last twenty minutes as television and reality blend together. Were left with a phantasmagorical sprint through all the TV we just watched. I heartily recommend this film for all viewers. Its got heart. Its got laughs. Its got childhood innocence on its mind. Stick around for the credits too! Youre gifted a short window into the production of the film. Go watch this film in all its lo-fi glory! In Select Theaters Sunday, January 12th.

Movie vhs lifespan. Movie vhs 1997. Movie chestnut. Movie cheese mansion three. Movie chess. Vhyes full movie. Stephen McHattie is part of the Willem Defoe School of Acting, lol. Where are my Sooke people at. Released January 17, 2020 Comedy Tell us where you are Looking for movie tickets? Enter your location to see which movie theaters are playing VHYes near you. ENTER CITY, STATE OR ZIP CODE GO Sign up for a FANALERT and be the first to know when tickets and other exclusives are available in your area. Also sign me up for FanMail to get updates on all things movies: tickets, special offers, screenings + more. VHYes Synopsis A bizarre retro comedy shot entirely on VHS, VHYes takes us back to a simpler time, when twelve-year-old Ralph mistakenly records home videos and his favorite late night shows over his parents wedding tape. Read Full Synopsis Movie Reviews Presented by Rotten Tomatoes.

‘VHYes: Film Review Its slim premise involving a couple of 13-year-old boys having fun with a camcorder in the late 80s, “VHYes” is maybe a little too faithful to their sensibility — being exactly what a kid raised on “ Saturday Night Live, ” “ Sctv, ” and maybe cable broadcasts of “ Kentucky Fried Movie ” would imagine as the coolest home-made movie ever. Its a freeform jumble of skits spoofing vintage broadcast series, commercials, public access shows, porn, and whatnot, their mildly surreal bent increasing as the short feature goes on. Duly shot on VHS and digital Betacam, this first feature for Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon s son Jack Henry Robbins is an amiable goof deploying cameos by the rents as well as some other familiar faces. But its the kind of enterprise that will only seem as funny, clever, and “weird” as it means to be if watched while very stoned and/or adolescent. See full article at Variety - Film News » Saturday Night Live (1975) Susan Sarandon Tim Robbins (I) Inc. takes no responsibility for the content or accuracy of the above news articles, Tweets, or blog posts. This content is published for the entertainment of our users only. The news articles, Tweets, and blog posts do not represent IMDb's opinions nor can we guarantee that the reporting therein is completely factual. Please visit the source responsible for the item in question to report any concerns you may have regarding content or accuracy.

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People who hating on his voice watch the Goldbergs, thats his real voice. Critics Consensus VHYes is a unique film for specific tastes. and a rare, albeit grimy gift for viewers who can appreciate its retro aesthetic and absurd humor. 78% TOMATOMETER Total Count: 37 Coming soon Release date: Jan 12, 2020 Audience Score Ratings: Not yet available VHYes Ratings & Reviews Explanation Tickets & Showtimes The movie doesn't seem to be playing near you. Go back Enter your location to see showtimes near you. VHYes Photos Movie Info A bizarre retro comedy shot entirely on VHS, VHYes takes us back to a simpler time, when twelve-year-old Ralph mistakenly records home videos and his favorite late night shows over his parents' wedding tape. The result is a nostalgic wave of home shopping clips, censored pornography, and nefarious true-crime tales that threaten to unkindly rewind Ralph's reality. Rating: NR Genre: Directed By: Written By: In Theaters: Jan 12, 2020 limited Runtime: 72 minutes Studio: Oscilloscope Laboratories Cast News & Interviews for VHYes Critic Reviews for VHYes Audience Reviews for VHYes VHYes Quotes News & Features.

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VHYES, directed by Jack Henry Robbins, is a weirdo, split-mind comedy film about a boy who records videos over the VHS tape of his parents wedding. The entire film was shot on VHS and Beta. VHS and Betamax were competitors in the videotape format war in the early 80s and though Beta was superior, it was rubbed out of the business by VHS, who ended up dominating the market. Before streaming existed, VHS was how people watched movies, we went to Blockbuster and rented tapes and inserted them into thick, black VCRs to watch them in the home center of our living rooms. VHYES is a flashback. 12-year-old Ralph ( Mason McNulty) receives a camcorder as a gift on December 25, 1987, he records clips of his life as well as TV shows and everyone knows that the best shows on TV are the weird, random stuff they play at midnight. Ralph records shows with his camcorder that are actually sketch parodies of porn, commercials, 80s sitcoms, murder shows, and the home shopping network. And yes, its as odd as youd imagine. Its Tim and Eric, its Jam, its early Adult Swim, its 80s kitsch – with a cast of comedy veterans like Thomas Lennon, Kerri Kenney, Charlyne Yi, and John Gemberling. Its a Twilight Zone door opening to another dimension as visioned with a camcorder and we end up flipping through Ralphs life as he flips through the channels. He records stuff that he likes over his parents wedding and sometimes he records himself. The tape transitions from sketch to real-life to sketch to his parents wedding back to sketch again so at times, it feels as if we are in some sort of bizarre infinite reality. And yet, were analog! Or are we simulated analog? In digital? Katy Mikelle as Vicky in Jack Henry Robbins VHYes, Photo by Nate Gold. Oscilloscope Laboratories. But its not weird for the sake of being weird or boring absurdism. Theres a reason why other peoples dreams are boring. No, what makes VHYES great is that its weird but original. The original takes are what makes it weird. Its the point-of-view first not the intent to do something weird. Making something so weird that its weird isnt groundbreaking. Its much harder to come up with an original idea, which is what makes VHYES particularly interesting – the premise isnt just a hook but a genuine way of looking at simulated reality. Some of the sketches reminded me stylistically of the British horror-comedy sketch show Jam, created by Chris Morris. In one, a woman has a creepy monologue about narcissism and VCRs, saying that in the future, everyone will carry a tiny VCR in their pocket just like a cell phone. I rewatched that scene a couple of times because the actress was phenomenal. I dont like it (in general) when performers dress up as old people for video shorts, I think its much more powerful and funny to see older actors performing the roles because older actors get pushed aside as they age. Because of that, we dont see many wonderful character actors in their 60s and 70s, and why not? Why arent we using them for our indie projects? For certain, they are far better actors than a 25-year old in a wig. Some of the sketches have titles that are just as funny and interesting as the sketches. Blood Files: Witch of West Covina; The Kindly, The Cowboy Show; Sexy Swedish Mega Aliens From Space XXX; Boyd & Jules: The Last Will and Testament of Sir Roger Handley III, starring Tim Robbins, the directors father; and finally, the 1982 classic, Hot Winter, a porn parody that was introduced as if it was Tennesse Williams by a serious thespian with a straight face. The straight face is what sold it. Lucia Oskerova (l) Erica Stass (c) and Coral Caltaldo (r) as the aliens in Jack Henry Robbins VHYes. Photo by Nate Gold. Oscilloscope Laboratories Hot Winter is a really funny porn parody that combines porn and climate change. Most porn parodies have the same tired dick jokes but Hot Winter is so much funnier than that. Its not just porn, its porn about global warming! Anyway, we just recovered from Hot Girl Summer, who knew Hot Winter was around the corner? My second favorite late-night moment was Live from Studio, an 80s aerobic parody that featured John Gemberling dancing in the background. The first time I saw Gemberling perform live was at a comedy show back in 2010. He has a beautiful singing voice. Hes always fun to watch because hes a great actor and hes funny. Ill always remember him as the computer programmer in Adult Swims Fat Guy Stuck in Internet, a sci-fi/fantasy comedy that was canceled much too soon. As much as I want to review every sketch in the movie, I probably should stop and write about how much I enjoyed the film overall, particularly the trek through the haunted sorority house. They dont make many comedy movies like this. Its a rare experimental film thats actually good and not just interesting because its an experiment. If youre a comedy nerd, its going to be a real treat. If youre a cinephile, youll love the retro format. VHYES is being released in cinemas nationwide on January 17th, 2020.

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