We’ve got 3 new movies posted for Streaming here at Televandalism.com - and we’ll have them up for Download shortly, shorty!

- GIMME SKELTER: Our beloved, bare-knuckled grindhouse horror about a guy who thinks he’s Charles Manson’s illegitimate son and aims to outdo his old man by killing every resident of a small town in one bloody night.

- PINK EYE: Things are going from bad to worse at an insane asylum where patients are becoming supernaturally strong and brutally violent… while the inmates take their bloody revenge on the doctors, one particularly deranged patient breaks out and seeks vengeance on the outside world.

- PUNK & DISORDERLY: 5+ hours of pure punk rock with over 90 performances from streetpunk legends including The Business, Sham 69, Anti-Nowhere League, The Boys, Conflict, Discipline, and literally *tons* more.

We’ll also have NYHC and the next issue of Godkiller posted soon. Thanks for the support!

We just posted Issue 2 of ‘How I Lost My Virginity -by Alexandra Jones’ the most fucked up and weird college sex comedy EVER. For the time being, we’re posting it for free… so read it fast before we come to our sense!

GODKILLER #2 is finally posted. YAY!

We’ve also made the complete Issue 1 totally free. Although we thought the preview pages worked really well, we’re excited to present the entire first issue as a primer to the world of GODKILLER.

We’ve also tweaked the format of the webcomic. About half the responses we’ve gotten were from people who LOVE the flash page-turning style, and the other half were from people who couldn’t get it to work on their monitors. D’oh! So we now offer two options: flash page-turning style or non-flash page-by-page style.

Since the non-flash version is only a single page per screen, each page is 50% larger than the pages in the flash version… so this version also provides bigger illustrations and text.

Let us know what you think!!!

For many years I’ve been working to build an alternative-media infrastructure, and I believe Televandalism can be the next piece in that puzzle. The movie studios are being run by marketing executives and the “film festival indies” are essentially owned by the movie studios, which makes the outlook pretty bleak for any artist with more grit than your average tube of toothpaste. Hopefully, this will help bridge the gaps that movie studios no longer seem interested in bridging. The idea is to bring you exciting, alt-culture media in a simple, inexpensive way that also manages to support the artistic creators… sounds just crazy enough to work. Let’s cross our fingers and jump off this here cliff… who knows where we’ll land? - xZOLOx