Jack Dagger

My brother-in-law, Ryan Beadle, shot and edited this little endorsement/advertisement for the Pampered Chef Safety Can Opener.

Rufus T. Washington, Jr is a handsome man, who grew up in the South.

As did I.

Not the guy from American History. Nuh-uh. Beastie Boys, baby, Beastie Boys.

Take a look at what happens when Cowboy Max and I get a hold of my brother-in-law’s boom box and head to downtown LA.

Special thanks to a certain sweet gal who held the camera steady despite her fits of laughter.

Just watch…

Here’s a teaser ad we recently shot for HollywoodCombatCenter.com. Don’t worry, there’s knife throwing in this ad.

Enjoy!

Cowboy Max takes his first try at throwing knives around a living person… ME!

Take a look.

Shelby Bond is a brilliant comedic asset to the world. He also happens to be my Van Kleaver partner in crime. But that’s a story and a video for another post.

For now, check out Shelby’s latest Cowboy Max video.

Cowboy Max Gives Love Advice

Don’t forget to check out the first two installments of Cowboy Max:

Cowboy Max Leaves Home

and

Cowboy Max Goes to Hollywood

Disclaimer: There’s no knife throwing in these videos, and that makes me sad. Other than that, they’re great!

A Christmas Tale by Daniella De Carlo

My wonderful and talented friend, Daniella De Carlo, wrote and directed this incredible short film. Now it’s on YouTube, just in time for the holidays! Watch it, fall in love, and check out her blog to comment on it!

http://thegiftwrapper.blogspot.com/

p.s. There’s no knife throwing in this short film, but I love it anyway.

By Mike Gross.

Warning, he’s a funny mofo.

Your friendly neighborhood knife thrower,

-JD:TKoF

I finally got me a “round to-it”, and threw this episode together. View it, fear it, and feel free to leave your thoughts. Which I will promptly ignore.

For those who are interested, here’s the links to Episodes 1 & 2.

Episode 1

Episode 2

-JD:TKoF

Yup.  I’m in it. 

Totally. 

At about 2:55 into the video (thanks, Claire), you’ll see me pop into frame (from the right) like a little cracked-out whack-a-gnome on meth, and blow some fire on the down beat.

This happens three times.

Here I am with some of the other circus performers.