Another magical melody with our favorite Creepy Puppets.

This is the third part of a James Bond parody that we did back in 1979, back in the day when 007 movies meant something.

Here is a little scene of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden where God tells them not to eat the forbidden mushrooms. The God Complex is currently in production by Pirromount Pictures (Polish Vampire in Burbank, Rectuma, Curse of the Queerwolf) and is slated for a 2008 release. PLEASE NOTE: Music and sound fx are temporary. Don't forget to check out "The Submissive Jesus" videos here on this site as well. The Submissive Jesus is a talking Jesus head toy that will be featured in the God Complex.

This was the tunnel used in the film Back to the Future II. It was also used in the film Roger Rabbit (both films directed by Robert Zemeckis).

Another Creepy Puppet show

Fox news reports on the making of the 1991 cult film, Nudist Colony of the Dead.

Part four of Pirromount's 1979 James Bond Parody.

Around 1999, before Pirromount's 2003 release Rectuma was produced, this one minute teaser for the film was made. Learn more about Pirromount films at www.pirromount.com

This is a Japanese Trailer for Pirromount's 2003 comedy feature, Rectuma. You can purchase this film (in English) on DVD at www.pirromount.com

When Pirromount's cult film, A Polish Vampire in Burbank, aired on USA network's UP ALL NIGHT, host Gilbert Gottfried made funny comments throughout. Here is one of the segments from that show. Polish Vampire in Burbank was the most inexpensive feature film ever run on that network (entire budget was $2500). This film is still going strong today, with a new 25th anniversary DVD which can be purchased at www.pirromount.com

Spodee II sings again. This time he brought along a friend.

This is a short cross section of bits and interviews from films we have produced over the last 25 years. Most were shot on budgets less than the price of a 70's used car.

Marky takes a little trip to the place where President Kennedy met his fate. More fun films at pirromount.com

The Creepy Puppets give their take on a 50's classic tune in production.

Ultra Low Budget filmmaker Mark Pirro interview on the popular show Entertainment Tonight, promoting his 1991 feature comedy musical, Nudist Colony of the Dead.

This is the first part of a James Bond parody that we did back in 1979, back in the day when 007 movies meant something.

This is the opening scene to the 1987 Pirromount comedy, Deathrow Gameshow starring John McCafferty and Robyn Blythe. Long before the concept of reality television, this movie depicted a show for convicts on death row to win valuable prizes or get snuffed on the air. Learn more about this and other Pirromount films at www.pirromount.com

The creepy puppets are back, with a romantic love story.

This is part of the opening scene to Pirromount's comedy, Rectuma. It's sort of an homage to the twin fairies seen in the Mothra movies. Get more information about this and other Pirromount films at www.pirromount.com. Also, see the voice behind the girls by typing "Rectuma Music Recording session" in the search window Tags Rectuma Pirromount Mark Pirro Music Giant ass low budget filmmaker filmmaking Japanese singers twins Mothra sexy

Marky runs into the original Jennifer (Claudia Wells) from the original Back to the Future