Reality show Cheaters
host Joey Greco and online powerhouse Justine Ezarik (iJustine) guest star, along with Brooke Brodack (Brookers) and some familiar faces from the Studio 8 gang: Rory Windhorst, Arlando Smith, Chris Trew, and Brock LaBorde.The series aired this morning at 3:00 am PT on Comedy Central’s weekly late night show AtomTV—the first time it has been shown since its world premiere at this year’s Comic-Con in San Diego, CA. The show is now up on Atom.com.
The House That Drips Blood On Alex was co-directed by Studio 8 veterans Brock LaBorde and Jared Richard. “Everyone did an excellent job on the film and they’re very dedicated people,” said Wiseau. “You have something people can relate to, can talk about and have fun with. The more people that laugh, the better!”
“It was a dream to work with Tommy. We definitely have plans for The House That Drips Blood On Alex (and something else!), and I can say that Tommy’s excited about working with us on both,” said LaBorde. This is just the tip of the iceberg with what we can do with this show.” Although no plans for additional episodes were announced at the Tuesday night screening and panel at the Comedy Central Stage in Hollywood, LaBorde did mention the possibility of developing the short into a series a la Tales From The Crypt, with Wiseau as the host.
The House That Drips Blood On Alex cast and crew at the Comedy Central Stage in Hollywood, CA. Clockwise from left: Brooke Brodack, Joey Greco, Jared Richard, Justine Ezarik, Brock LaBorde, and Tommy Wiseau.
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