Comedians Take Over a TX Ranch to Record an Album in ‘Blood, Sweat and Beers’

El Paso, get ready to laugh, rock out, and maybe even feel a little inspired, because KFOX TV Anchor Robert Holguin’s long-awaited documentary "Blood, Sweat, and Beers" is making its way to digital platforms!

The critically acclaimed film has been picked up by Grasshopper Film, who’s bringing it straight to your living room starting August 13th.

“We’re thrilled to add ‘Blood, Sweat, and Beers’ to our lineup. Robert Holguin’s passion for the musical process is contagious, and we’re excited to bring this gem to audiences across the country,” said Grasshopper’s Lily Spitz.

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What’s the hype all about? 

The Sloppy Boys—a hilarious trio of LA-based comedians—take on the ultimate challenge of creating a full-length album in just five days.

The Sloppy Boys trio consists of Mike Hanford, Jeff Dutton, and Tim Kalpakis, on their wild ride from LA to West Texas, where they venture into the legendary Sonic Ranch recording studio in Tornillo, Texas.

And guess who's there to guide them? The one and only Money Mark Ramos Nishita, known for his collaborations with The Beastie Boys, David Byrne, and more.

A Passion Project for Robert

The “rockumentary” premiered last year in September at the El Paso Film Festival.

If you follow Robert on social media you know that he has a love for film and music so this documentary is a way for him to put two of his passions together. 

“Two of my biggest loves in life are comedy and music, and this documentary was a perfect way to bring them both together. The notion came to me at the height of the pandemic, when I really needed a break from serious journalism.”

How Can We See The Film At Home?

Starting August 13, you can catch "Blood, Sweat, and Beers" on Amazon Prime, Apple TV and watch.grasshopper.com.