Chillerama

"Wadzilla" is a spoof on 1950s monster movies and is about "a guy that goes to get his sperm count raised, and it creates one big sperm that attacks New York City".[4]

• Adam Rifkin as Miles Munson
• Sarah Mutch as Louise
• Owen Benjamin as Larry
• Ray Wise as Dr. Weems
• Eric Roberts as General Bukkake
• Lin Shaye as Baglady
• Tania Raymonde as Zelda
• Tracy Dawson as Molly
• Summer Altice as Andie Sumner
• Olivia Taylor Dudley as Nurse Unger
• Ron Jeremy as Capitan Fatso

It was directed and written by Adam Rifkin, who also stars in the film.[5] Special effects were done by The Chiodo Brothers.[6]

"I Was a Teenage Werebear" is a beach musical and a spoof of films like Rebel Without a Cause, Grease and The Lost Boys.[7] It is set in 1962 and is about a "closeted kid who meets these other closeted kids, who when aroused turn into leather daddy werebears".[8]

• Sean Paul Lockhart as Ricky
• Anton Troy as Talon
• Gabby West as Peggy Lou
• Adam Robitel as Butch
• Lin Shaye as Nurse Maleva
• Ron Jeremy as Playbear
• Tim Sullivan as Coach Tuffman

It was directed and written by Tim Sullivan. Sullivan, who is openly gay, included some gay culture in the segment.[8] The word bear is slang for "big hairy burly men" in the gay community.[4] It includes five original rock 'n roll songs performed by the actors.[8]

Casting was difficult as straight actors declined the role and many gay actors were not allowed to do the role by their representatives. Former porn star Sean Paul Lockhart (Brent Corrigan) was cast as the lead role.[8] On November 5, 2010, a scene was filmed on the beach of Sycamore Cove near Malibu.[5] Robert Pendergraft provided the practical effects.[5]

Chillerama Presents: Tim Sullivan's I Was a Teenage Werebear was released on February 14, 2012 through BSX Records.[9] The album includes all of the songs from the segment, as well as Room For All (Everybody's Gay), a production number which was cut out of the version of the film included in Chillerama, and two versions of the titular Chillerama song by Psycho Charger.[10]

The offending still

In February 2012, Sullivan began selling copies of the CD soundtrack for I Was a Teenage Werebear on eBay, and as a bonus he included an autographed 8x10 still of Lockhart clad in a pair of red briefs. After some auctions had ended, eBay suddenly pulled down the listing and canceled all finalized orders of the album and 8x10. Initially, Sullivan thought it was a mistake, but when he spoke to people in eBay's safety & trust department, he was told that the auction included a photo of a man with "engorged genitalia" which they deemed "sexually and morally offensive". Sullivan was initially told that he could re-list the auction, but only in the adults-only section of the site that features pornographic material. After two failed appeals to reinstate the auction, eBay told him that he could not relist it at all, even without the offending photo.[11]

"The Diary of Anne Frankenstein" is a black and white film about Hitler "trying to create the perfect killing machine to win the war".[4]

• Joel David Moore as Adolf Hitler
• Kristina Klebe as Eva Braun
• Kane Hodder as Meshugannah
• Jim Ward as Mr. Frank
• Silvia Moore as Mrs. Frank
• Laura Ortiz as Margot Frank
• Tim Sullivan as a gravedigger

Adam Green came into Chillerama with the title of this short already established, but was encouraged to make it his own. Green's first decision, given the delicate nature of the subject matter, was that the story had to be over-the-top and would have to "make a clown out of Hitler"[3] to ensure no one would deem it offensive. His second decision was casting Joel Moore in that role. "If Joel Moore is Hitler", Green said, "there is absolutely no way you can take this seriously for a second."[3]

Green then decided to hire a cast of German-speaking actors and, to make Hitler look like even more of a fool, have Moore speak gibberish throughout the film. Green's idea was to have Moore sound slightly convincing as the film began to give audiences who don't comprehend German the idea that he was actually speaking the language, but as the film progresses "his German gets worse and worse",[3] ultimately devolving into total gibberish and random words and phrases, such as "Oshkosh B'gosh" and "Boba Fett".[3] Actress Kristina Klebe and her mother translated Green's script into German, and the cast rehearsed it two ways: first in English to get the rhythms down, and then in German as it would be shot. For a few key moments, Moore was taught to speak German phrases, albeit not the ones that are subtitled on the screen. For example, during his song "I Don't Want to Rule the World", instead of the titular line Moore sings, "Ich habe Würmer in meinem Schwanz", which means, "I have worms in my penis".[3]

"Zom-B-Movie" is a spoof of 1970s and 1980s zombie films and was directed and written by Joe Lynch.[4]

• Richard Riehle as Cecil Kaufman
• Corey Jones as Toby
• Kaili Thorne as Mayna
• Brendan McCreary as Ryan
• Ward Roberts as Miller
• Laura Ortiz as Desi
• A. J. Bowen as Rick Marshall
• Briana Mackay as Deb Marshall

Chillerama Presents Zom-B-Movie was released on November 16, 2011, through BSX Records.[12] The album includes Bear McCreary's complete score, as well as I Don't Want to Die a Virgin by star Brendan McCreary's band Young Beautiful in a Hurry.[13]