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The music used in his work was from the Black Sabbath single "Heaven and Hell". In the late 1990s, Rolfe created several films such as the B-horror movie The Head Incident that he finished in 1999 but did not release until its tenth anniversary in 2009. He also made Cinemaphobia in 2001, which follows an actor who suffers from an overload of work and sees hallucinations of cameras following him. The release of the film in 2014 coincided with the 31st anniversary of the 1983 video game crash. Rolfe had a pet cat named Boo who occasionally appeared on the Angry Video Game Nerd. The series featured guests such as Kyle Justin, who composed the Angry Video Game Nerd theme song, Brandon Castner, better known as Bad Luck Bootsy from Board James, JonTron and Macaulay Culkin. And 2012 was 80's-a-Thon, which included only movies made in the 1980s. While the first five years of Monster Madness have been one film review per day for the entirety of the month of October 2012's 80's-a-Thon series of Monster Madness was reduced to every other day of October due to the production of The Angry Video Game Nerd Movie. During birth, his daughter suffered nerve damage in one of her arms, and required many months of physical therapy to gain full use of it.
He is considered a pioneer of internet gaming videos, inspiring the younger generation of gamers to make their own videos in his style, and at a point was one of the most popular content creators on YouTube. Rolfe has run Monster Madness, in which he reviews one horror movie for each day in October, since 2007. Each year, he has adopted a different theme for Monster Madness. He was offered a role in V/H/S/2 by Adam Wingard, but had to decline due to working on Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie. This show eventually developed into a psychological horror series, while still containing board game reviews in each episode. The topics include video games (under the James & Mike Mondays series), video game peripherals such as the VictorMaxx Stuntmaster headset, and films. Since his early teen years, Rolfe operated and ran an annual "haunted house" Halloween attraction out of his parents' garage (the same garage was later used in building a graveyard for his horror comedy film The Deader, the Better and again used in his film/series pilot Jersey Odysseys: Legend of the Blue Hole), using a collection of several props and antiques that he later reused multiple times in his other films.
On March 17, 2010, he made the announcement that he was suffering from burnout as a result of consistently writing, directing and starring in the videos, and that the show would be entering a brief hiatus. December 18, 2020. Retrieved March 8, 2021 - via YouTube. In 2012, Rolfe and Mike Matei created a Let's Play series called James and Mike Mondays, formerly called James and Mike Plays, for Cinemassacre's YouTube channel. The series was edited and produced by another website called Cinevore. Originally just being rants by Rolfe, he instead decided to create a new character to host the series named "The Bullshit Man" (which is just Rolfe wearing a mask resembling cow dung). In 2007, Rolfe had a cameo in the fan film Return of the Ghostbusters. He also created an hour-long comedy film entitled Stoney, which is a spoof of the 1976 film Rocky. On September 12, 2006, Rolfe's character first gained mainstream attention when his review of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles became popular on YouTube. Video was uploaded to the YouTube channel of the add's production company, Media Wave Productions. On June 19, 2019, Rolfe said the script was completed, but commitment to video production would delay the project for the foreseeable future. Po st was c reated wi th G SA Content Gener ator Demoversi on.
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