Movies and TvShows featuring "cable-access-show" theme.

When an evil demon threatens to bring darkness to the world, a social worker must find and protect the Golden Child, a mystical being who has the power to stop the demon. Along the way, the social worker must navigate a dangerous journey filled with monks, mystics, and dark forces.

In The Last Broadcast, a forensic psychiatrist and a detective investigate the mysterious death of a television crew during a live broadcast in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. As they delve deeper into the case, they uncover dark secrets and face the danger of a mysterious killer.

The Dungeon Masters is a documentary that delves into the lives and experiences of several Dungeon Masters, the storytellers and guides in tabletop role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons. The film gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process and the passion that goes into crafting immersive worlds and memorable adventures. Through interviews and personal stories, it highlights the impact of these games on the lives of the Dungeon Masters and their players.

Before the body-threatening antics of Jackass came crashing into public consciousness, there was Ontario's Ralph Zavadil, aka Cap'n Video, who cascaded off roofs into snowbanks, jumped off ladders into half-empty swimming pools, and drank eggs through his nostrils. Beauty Day is a rambunctious documentary about this irrepressible pioneer of local-access cable shenanigans who entertained and outraged viewers in the small city of St. Catharines-until a special Easter Show, featuring a fat rabbit and adorable puppies (none of which were hurt), got him kicked off the air for good. With a nod to Werner Herzog, Cheel follows the life and times of Cap'n Video and finds that the Cap'n is still quite a firecracker. Written by Laurence Kardish

In 2004, Log Cabin -- the Gay Republican Club -- was put to the test. President Bush's unequivocal opposition to gay marriage presented them with a stark choice, whether to be good Republicans and support the President, or stand up for their civil rights as gay Americans. This decision afforded them a historic opportunity to affect the election but it also opened schisms that threatened the unity of the Log Cabin itself. In GAY REPUBLICANS politics get personal as the Log Cabin wrestle with an issue that goes to the core of their identity