ORDER BELOW FOR YOUR COPY OF THE AWARD-WINNING** "DEADLY CINEMA: THE COMPLETE SERIES (2003-2005)", WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY MATTHEW MUHL, AND THEME SONG BY THE CARATS!
The underworld looks better in pink as "Scream Queen Of The Month"* Jami Deadly and her wacky monster cast entangle themselves in a macabre of spooks, thrills, laughs and plenty of nutritious B-movie cheese thrown in for good measure! Be sure to save her a seat!
 This 3-Disc set of the award-winning** "Deadly Cinema: The Complete Series" is now available for $10.00 (including $2.00 shipping)! Be the first in your cemetery to own it today! Includes hours of scary features (Blooper Reel, Video Commentary, TV Advertisements, Featurette, etc)!
 The B-movies included are "Werewolf in a Girl's Dormitory", "Beach Girls and the Monster", "The Snow Creature", "Last Man on Earth", "Wild Guitar", "Scared to Death", and "Hollywood After Dark"!
* "www.ScreamQueen.com", September 2005
** Texas Intercollegiate Press Assoc., "Best Television Prod.", 2005
** NTTV Golden Television Awards, "Best Entertainment Show", 2005
WATCH OFFICIAL TRAILER BELOW OF "DEADLY CINEMA (2003-2005)", WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY MATTHEW MUHL!
WATCH EMMY-NOMINATED* EPISODE BELOW OF "THE POST COGNITIVE" CALLED "THE TEXTBOOK (2006)", WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY MATTHEW MUHL!
 In the wake of "Deadly Cinema", I wanted to write and direct something that was on a more serious note. In this emmy-nominated* episode of "The Post Cognitive" (which also aired on "North Texas Television"), a 1963 high school teacher obtains a textbook published in the future, and he must discover the truth about it before the assassination of President Kennedy takes place in downtown Dallas! Original score by Andrew Muhl.
 * "BEST COLLEGE PROGRAM" ("LoneStarEmmy.org", 2006)
WATCH CLIP BELOW OF "BACK TO THE FUTURE: THE ENCHANTMENT UNDER THE SEA DANCE REVISITED (2005)", EDITED BY MATTHEW MUHL!
 This is a project that I've always had on the back-burner, and, when I had the oppurtunity, I finally did it: Wonder what it would be like to watch Parts I and II of "Back to the Future" synched up on a split-screen during which both Marty McFlys are together? Here's your answer! Disclaimer: Time gaps are due to logical off-screen action. (15 min)
WATCH BONUS CLIP BELOW OF "MATTHEW MUHL'S IDENTIFICATION VIDEO (1985)"!
 This is me when I was four, being interviewed about myself in the event of being lost or kidnapped. Now, more than 20 years later, I still possess the same inhibiting motor skills. (2 min)
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 1.) Sid Sweet, "In Reverse" 
 
 2.) REM, "Automatic for the People" 
 
 3.) The Beatles, "Revolver" 
 
 4.) Duncan Sheik, "Phantom Moon" 
 
 5.) Nada Surf, "Let Go" 
 
 6.) Various Artists, "The X-Files Movie" 
 
 7.) Richard Ashcroft, "Human Conditions" 
 
 8.) Travis, "The Invisible Band"
9.) Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, "Into the Great Wide Open" 
 
 10.) Aimee Mann, "Lost in Space" 
 
TOP TEN FILMS: 
 1.) Back to the Future 
 
 2.) Ed Wood 
 
 3.) Gattaca 
 
 4.) Jaws 
 
 5.) All the President's Men 
 
 6.) E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial 
 
 7.) Groundhog Day 
 
 8.) Flight of the Navigator 
 
 9.) Batman 
 
 10.) Miracle Mile 
 
TOP TEN SHOWS: 
 1.) MST3K 
 
 2.) Quantum Leap 
 
 3.) The X-Files 
 
 4.) Kids in the Hall 
 
 5.) Parker Lewis Can't Lose 
 
 6.) Friends 
 
 7.) Weird Science 
 
 8.) Seinfeld 
 
 9.) Rescue Me 
 
 10.) I Love Lucy 
 
TOP FIVE BOOKS: 
 1.) "Fahrenheit 451", Ray Bradbury 
 
 2.) "Nightmare of Ecstasy", Rudolph Grey
3.) "High Fidelity", Nick Hornsby 
 
 4.) "The Hottest State", Ethan Hawke 
 
 5.) "The Great Brain", John Fitzgerald 
 
TOP TEN HEROES: 
 1.) Steven Spielberg 
 
 2.) Tim Burton 
 
 3.) Robert Zemeckis 
 
 4.) Johnny Depp 
 
 5.) John Cusack 
 
 6.) Michael J. Fox 
 
 7.) Ethan Hawke 
 
 8.) Christopher Lloyd 
 
 9.) Bill Murray 
 
 10.) John Ritter