The live action comedy series is filmed in Cleveland
A live action comedy series that its producers describe as"a shell-shocked, LSD-drenched, doomsday-prepper version ofcenters on"two rejects of society" who think they've found their calling when they begin hosting a"little men's club." episodes will debut on Means TV. In advance of the March 13 debut, the Winchester Music Tavern in LakewoodFilmed in a garage on West 128th St.
"There's a very unique, oddball humor to it, and the entire thing has a very lo-fi unsettling '80s rustbelt basement vibe," says creator Alex Ward."It's hilarious but also commonly referred to as 'nightmare fuel.'""[Kloop] provides an irresistible soundtrack that somehow combines the goofiness of Crash Bandicoot with the ominous themes from
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