Jucy (film)
Jucy is an Australian comedy feature film produced in 2010 about the womance between two best female friends.
The film was written by Stephen Vagg, directed by Louise Alston and produced by Kelly Chapman.
It is the second in a planned" quarter life crisis" trilogy from Vagg and Alston following the 2007 romantic comedy" All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane".
Jucy (film)
Jucy is an Australian comedy feature film produced in 2010 about the womance between two best female friends.
The film was written by Stephen Vagg, directed by Louise Alston and produced by Kelly Chapman.
It is the second in a planned" quarter life crisis" trilogy from Vagg and Alston following the 2007 romantic comedy" All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane".
All My Friends Are Funeral Singers (film)
All
My Friends are Funeral Singers is a 2010 drama/ experimental film, starring Angela Bettis and directed by Tim Rutili of the band Califone.
The film makes extensive use of the music of Califone, and was released as a companion to the band's album of the same name.
The film tells the story of a medium living with a group of ghosts in the house who want to leave.
She finds out that the ghosts were trapped by her grandmother.
Louise Alston
Louise Alston is an Australian film director and producer best known for the movies" All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane" and" Jucy".
Pendulum (Tara Simmons EP)
Pendulum is the debut EP from Brisbane musician Tara Simmons.
It features the single" Everybody Loves You" which received airplay on Triple J and a nomination in the Q Song Awards in 2006.
" Everybody Loves You" and" Break The Rules For Me" were both featured in the independent film All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane.
Only the former was included on the soundtrack album.
Amici miei – Atto III
Amici miei – Atto III( internationally released as" My Friends Act III" and" All My Friends Part 3") is a 1985 Italian comedy film directed by Nanni Loy.
It is the third chapter in the" Amici Miei" film series.
For this film Gastone Moschin was awarded with a Silver Ribbon for best supporting actor.
All My Friends
All My Friends may refer to:
All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane
All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane is a 2007 Australian romantic comedy film directed by Louise Alston and written by Stephen Vagg.
It follows Anthea, a 25- year- old girl who hates her job and has to sit back and watch as all her friends move away from her hometown, Brisbane, to make a better life.
In 2013," The Guardian" referred to it as a" cult film" inspired by" a typically Brisbane lament ... the departure of people in their late 20s to Sydney, Melbourne, London or New York."
Return of Techno-Destructo
Return of Techno Destructo is a 1996 video by Gwar.
There has been some confusion because the name of the tape released in 1996 is also the name of the 1991 short film that is contained within.
There were two version of this tape released( both in 1996)- the only difference in the second one was that some editing minor mistakes that were corrected.
1. Intro: Hunter Jackson introduces himself as Techno Destructo
2. Opening credits: clips from the video played over Power Rangers
Theme
3. Techno vs. Tarantulina: linking the various clips of the video together are scenes of Techno fighting Tarantulina, a blonde female Scumdog( who is built like one of the American Gladiators) who has been sent to earth by the Master to execute Techno for failing to capture Gwar.
As he fights her, he explains his story.
4. Gwar Must Be Destroyed film( 1987):
A very early film from Gwar with Joey Slutman on vocals.
Techno explains his mission to find his fellow Scumdogs, Gwar, and return them to the Master to fight in his war, but the decadent rock n roll lifestyle has corrupted them and they refuse to go, leading to the inevitable fight with Techno.
Very early lineup of the band plays here, and Joe can be heard singing on versions of Americanized, U Ai n't Shit, and Gwar Theme that can be found on Let There Be Gwar.
The costumes are very rudimentary, so it is hard to tell some of the characters apart.
Also watch for the giant Antarctic Ant, the evisceration of the Pink Unicorn, and original manager Sluggo P Martini.
5. Gwar Theme( live 1988): another early live song.
Dave is now on vocals, with the mask- less costume similar to Hell- o!
No Beefcake yet, but from the clips it's hard to tell who is on bass.
Also on stage is a crude early attempt at Gor Gor who just stands there and flops his mouth open.
Cardinal
Syn also makes a brief appearance, but looks more like one of the Disciples of Syn as seen in later shows.
The old Gwar Woman is also seen in this clip.
6. Techno Song( live in LA 1989): you've probably seen a variation of this one before- Techno comes out and demand that Gwar join him and the Master in their holy jihad, etc ...
Gwar refuses and fights Techno, who grabs Oderus' head( now in full mask) and rips out and eats his brain.
7. U Ai n't Shit( live in LA 1989):
Just when our heroes are about to be defeated, Slymenstra comes out and save the day, beating the shit out of Techno with a big mace.
8. Cool Place to Park( live in LA 1989):
As Beefcake gets his time in the spotlight, Slymenstra beats and humiliates Techno.
9. Years Without Light( AMBD" Slave Revolt" Tour 1992):
Gwar unleashed the fury of the Crapapult on the crowd, flinging pile of ca -ca in your general direction.
An enslaved Techno( sans power arm) betrays his new masters and tries to turn the Crapapult against them.
10. Gilded Lily( AMBD" Slave Revolt" Tour 1992):
To repay him for trying to escape, Slymenstra again beats and humiliates Techno, then showers him( and the crowd) with her menstrual flow.
Nice close- ups of her blood- spraying crotch.
11. Horror of Yg( AMBD" Slave Revolt" Tour 1992):
Slymenstra does her fire dance.
12. Voo Doo Summoning( AMBD" Slave Revolt" Tour 1992):
Slymie continues the fire dance as slaves dance around with African masks and shields.
They haul out the body of Satan and beat him up.
13. Captain Crunch( AMBD" Slave Revolt" Tour 1992):
Hiding atop the stage, Techno builds mind control helmets and puts them on the slaves.
Then they bring him ... the new and improved power arm!
14. Techno Song( AMBD" Slave Revolt" Tour 1992):
New version of song includes new verses and other sections.
Once again, Techno beats the shit out of Oderus and the Sexecutioner.
When Slymenstra comes to save the day, she finds herself powerless against the powerful new arm.
As a last- ditch effort, Oderus attempts to summon ...
15. Gor Gor( AMBD" Slave Revolt" Tour 1992):
But as the gigantic tyrannosaurus appears we find out that Techno has got to him first turning him into the cybernetic Gor Borg.
But Slymie takes the giant remote control from Techno and turns his creation against him, and Gwar emerge triumphant.
16. The Return of Techno Destructo film( 1991):
Defeated by Gwar and wiped of his memory, Techno Destructo is stripped of his arm and working as a cab driver.
But when three annoying groupie chicks ask him to drive them to a Gwar show, his memory is triggered.
He drives them to a dump and after one of them runs him over with his cab and tries to kill him, he strangles her, and then discovers his power arm in the trunk.
His memory now reawakened, he attempts to contact Cardinal Syn to join him to battle Gwar.
But Syn sends his nuns to fight Techno, and then joins the battle himself, leaving a defeated Techno in a bloody heap.
Background music includes
Hell- o!
versions of Rock N Roll Party Town and World O Filth, the Live From Antarctica version of Techno Song, and an easy- listening keyboard version of the Cardinal Syn Theme.
17. Surf of Syn video( 1995):
A worthy sequel to the Gor Gor video, which until now has been Gwar's finest moment on film.
Cardinal Syn is coming to earth with his nuns and disciples, so Gwar, assisted by Techno, steals a NASA launching pad and flies into space to meet him head on.
They fight his disciples who abandon ship on surf rockets and fly to earth.
Gwar steal some rockets and fly back to earth to fight a giant Syn, who crushes the city amid stock footage from Godzilla movies.
Techno crashes
Syns crucifix ship into his chest, but his disembodied head escapes and flies away.
This video packs a lot of action into a short clip, and is a mini-epic all to itself.
Stephen Vagg
Stephen Vagg is an Australian writer.
He wrote the films" All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane", based on his play, and" Jucy", as well as a number of plays and episodes of the television soaps" Home and Away" and" Neighbours".
He is the author of" Rod Taylor: An Aussie in Hollywood", the first full- length biography of actor Rod Taylor, as well as a number of articles on film and theatre history.
He received an AFI nomination for" All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane".
At the 2014 AWGIE Awards, Vagg won Best Script for a Television Serial for" Episode 6857" of" Neighbours".

Question: Are Return Of Techno-Destructo and All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane from the same country?
Answer: no