A weekly podcast where me, Phillip, and and a different guest go through a huge list of movies that Quentin Tarantino likes or recommends. I like all movies.
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Blood Simple (1984) holds up; one of those noteworthy debuts that preceded an impressive body of work by its makers.
Villain Emmet Walsh was inspired casting.
John Getz is good too.
No sexier “femme fatale” than Frannie McDormand, right?🤭
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Born 100 years ago on this day (October 18, 1926) Happy Birthday to actor Klaus Kinski; creepy is an understatement. Equally renowned for his intense performance style and notoriously eccentric and volatile personality off-screen and on; especially in the 1979 Nosferatu remake.
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#SciFiSaturday - THE KILLER SHREWS (1959) - Trapped on a small island during a hurricane, a band of hapless survivors find themselves stocked by dog-sized carnivorous rodents with a taste for human flesh! youtube.com/watch?v=ZGknrKl5…
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#CriterionSunday - THE CUP (1999) - In this quirky Bhutanese sports comedy, two football-crazy Buddhist monks in India will go through the wildest lengths to fulfill their greatest desire: to watch the 1998 FIFA World Cup! youtube.com/watch?v=o6qDpRbI…
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Remembering Julie London, who passed his day 10/18/2000. Known to later audiences as Nurse Dixie McCall on "Emergency". Her career as a singer -with her smoky, come-hither voice, smoldering beauty, and enough sex appeal to melt the ice in your martini, she could make a man forget his own name. And her sultry rendition of “Cry Me a River”? No one ever made heartbreak sound quite so delicious.
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A rare interview with Hollywood legend BELA LUGOSI shortly after he left a sanitarium in the mid-1950s.
He speaks openly about his struggle with narcotics addiction (which began with pain medication), his time in treatment, his efforts to recover, and upcoming work with Ed Wood.
A fascinating look at a somewhat fragile man who’d once been one of horror’s biggest stars, and now late in his career was trying to get back on his feet.
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Send some prayers to one of the greatest henchmen to ever hench, Al Leong, who's in the hospital after suffering from a stroke.
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Two action-packed Roger Moore films make their way to Blu-ray for the first time worldwide with our Hardbox release of THE SAINT: THE FEATURE FILMS: The Fiction-Makers (1968) and Vendetta for the Saint (1969)!
📀 Now available for pre-order. 1500 copies only.
These adventures from the final season of The Saint, centring the suave and sophisticated Simon Templar, were recut into theatrical feature films, and Imprint Television is thrilled to bring these to Blu-ray, newly restored from the original negatives.
Also includes a hardcover booklet, and the 2025 feature documentary My Life as Roger Moore, a detailed behind-the-scenes dive through Moore’s own diaries, memoirs, and rare archival footage.
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Raquel Welch refused to go nude for her water-tower shower scene in 100 Rifles.
The studio pushed to exploit the 60s icon, but Welch stood her ground and opted for a translucent shirt instead.
Burt Reynolds said it was twice as sexy that way.
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It's not only a perfect filmography but also a masterclass in soundtracks...
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Just learnt that IFWT guest and friend, an absolute sweetheart, terrific writer and film lover, Suzanne Boleyn has passed.
Suzanne was an astute critic with a deep love of cinema - especially anything vampire related!
What a loss.
RIP, my friend
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#FarOutFriday - THE ROLLING STONES ROCK AND ROLL CIRCUS (1968) - #TheRollingStones hosts a rockin' and rollin' event under a musical big time filled with thrills, chills, and musical tunes featuring #JohnLennon, #EricClapton, #TheWho, #TajMahal, and more! youtube.com/watch?v=3NEWS4CA…
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#ThrillerThursday - THE EAR (aka UCHO, 1970) - In this taut Czech techno-thriller, following the disappearances of several colleagues, a government official and his wife become paranoid of secret surveillance that they may or may not be subjected to! youtube.com/watch?v=wVuMrrMi…
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Born 100 years ago on this day (October 17, 1926) Happy Birthday to film and television ingenue Julie Adams. Next to Bend of the River, no one (especially the Gillman) will soon forget her lovely iconic bikini clad scream queen image in Creature from the Black Lagoon.
What are your thoughts on Death Rage (1976)? Comment below and I will read it on the podcast. Jerry Dennis will be my guest, and it’s going to be fun because neither of us has seen this movie.
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Remembering the effervescent Suzanne Somers #BOTD 10/14/1946. Actress, author and businesswoman whose buoyant personality, infectious smile and boundless zest for life made her a beloved presence on and off the screen.
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Jamie Lee Curtis says she thought nobody knew about her addiction until a woman staying in her home confronted her.
“YOU THINK YOU’RE SO FABULOUS AND SO GREAT. I SEE YOU JAMIE BUT THE TRUTH IS, YOU’RE DEAD. YOU ARE A DEAD WOMAN”
Curtis recalled taking five pills with a glass of wine while preparing for Christmas in 1998.
The woman’s words became a shocking wake up call: her secret wasn’t as hidden as she thought.