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Thrillville Press Home base of Will "the Thrill" Viharo's transgressive, gonzo pulp fiction.

20/07/2025

“I feel like my whole life is just one big illusion created by a perverted despot with an eye for beauty but a sick sense of humor.”
“So do I. You get that from me.”

-from " Chumpy Walnut Conquers the World," coming later this year from Thrillville Press

Val Kilmer welcomes Michael Madsen to Hollywood Heaven. (From John Dahl’s 1989 neo noir “Kill Me Again”).
19/07/2025

Val Kilmer welcomes Michael Madsen to Hollywood Heaven. (From John Dahl’s 1989 neo noir “Kill Me Again”).

14/07/2025

First things first...

11/07/2025

My next novel (after “Chumpy Walnut Conquers the World”) will be "Vic Valentine vs. The Vampires" and it will be set in Europe. I'll be doing location scouting during our 25th wedding anniversary vacation there next year.

11/07/2025

Black Sparrow Press, a shoestring operation he ran out of his home, became one of the highest-profile small publishers in the U.S., championing writers like Charles Bukowski.

I love my beautiful boy Googie
11/07/2025

I love my beautiful boy Googie

Happy bday in Pussycat Heaven, Tura!
10/07/2025

Happy bday in Pussycat Heaven, Tura!

Scenes from the 2007 indie film "Go Together," the final entry in director Rob Nilsson’s interconnected "9@Nite" series,...
07/07/2025

Scenes from the 2007 indie film "Go Together," the final entry in director Rob Nilsson’s interconnected "9@Nite" series, several of which starred my father Robert Viharo in a recurring role, and once of which starred my brilliant wife Monica Cortes Viharo ("Scheme C6," 2001) who reprises her role as Yve in this film too. Part of it was shot at the Parkway in Oakland when I was hosting a Thrillville Theater show featuring The Devil-Ettes. Separately we shot isolated intro inserts with "Will the Thrill" hosting a p**n premiere! Talk about typecasting. Mysteriously, in addition to Yve, Monica also appears briefly in this film as another character, "The Tiki Goddess" onstage, but with no dialogue. The other cool part is that the late cult movie actor David Hess ("Last House on the Left") was in the Parkway alley, playing a bum. They filmed my usual intro dancing with Monica to the official "Thrillville" theme, too. The B&W gives it a nice noir quality. You can find all of Rob’s films and much more at https://www.robnilssonartforms.com

05/07/2025

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