Alex and Mike get on the digital blower to Brodie Lancaster for some of her lockdown recommendations.
Self-isolation ain't gonna stop Mike and Alex from getting back into your ears...
If everything’s ready here on the dark side of the moon, play the five tones.
The festivities continue with our own Christmas angel, Brodie Lancaster.
The inestimable Brodie Lancaster returns to discuss Richard Curtis’ Christmas classic ‘Love Actually’.
This week the OG Three grapple with a masterwork directed by a monster—Roman Polanski’s 1968 psychological thriller ‘Rosemary’s Baby’.
The all-new OG Three kick off the Halloween season with 1982’s, ‘Poltergeist’. Seb’s dad is on the line to tell some spooky tales of his son’s early spectral exploits, Alex clearly ain’t afraid of no ghost, and Mike can’t abide weed on a bedspread. Drunken Admiral: Restless SpiritsThe making of Poltergeist
Our buddy Virginia Murdoch joins us to discuss the 1980 Kubrick flick, ‘The Shining’.
Of all the podcasts, in all the towns, in all the world, you had to go and download this one. The OG Three discuss the 1942 classic, ‘Casablanca’. Seb discovers the golden age of cinema, Mike wants more Peter Lorre, and Kane confuses his Bergmans.
Your favourite boys get together to discuss the 1985 fantasy flick, ‘Ladyhawke’. Seb is very much on board for the soundtrack, Kane stans Rutger, and Mike still can’t work out why Tom Cruise wasn’t in it.
In space, no one can hear you scream… with laughter! Penny Modra returns to discuss the 1979 Sci-Fi classic, ‘Alien’. We discuss James Cameron’s pitching techniques, Sigourney’s small undies, and Seb explains how the face-huggers work. Sponsors: Marcy by Lwnski https://marcyshop.com / https://www.lwnski.com Everyday Coffee https://everyday-coffee.com
We peek behind the blue door, and get all romantic discussing the 1999 Richard Curtis rom-com, ‘Notting Hill’. We’re here for Spike, sort of here for Hugh and Julia, and most definitely not here for the Elvis Costello song 🤮
We made Brodie Lancaster an offer she couldn't refuse, as she returns to discuss, 'The Godfather: Part 2'. The neckerchiefs enchant Mike, we're astounded by Seb's daughter's thoughts on the film, Kane ponders Pope socks, and Brodie suggests that Al Pacino is a little bitch. This episode is brought to you by Everyday Coffee https://everyday-coffee.com
Revelations abound as we discuss Paul Verhoeven’s much maligned, ‘Showgirls’, with Alex Heath. We discuss a lot, but the main takeaway is that it’s possible to get tired of boobs. This episode is brought to you by Everyday Coffee https://everyday-coffee.com
Our true blue, dinky di mate Adam Flannery from the Cruel and Unusual Nourishment podcast swung by to talk review the Yahoo Serious vehicle, ‘Reckless Kelly’. We hear from Seb’s dad, who worked on the film, Seb’s daughter, who we wish had written the film, and we all wonder who this film is actually for. This episode is brought to you by Everyday Coffee and The Power of Imagination.
We’re coked to the eyeballs and back with our pal Laura Flynn to discuss 1983’s ‘Scarface’. We talk The Hays Code, the varying quality of dance moves on show, and one-floor elevators. Sponsors: This episode is brought to you by Everyday Coffee everyday-coffee.com/ Links: Scarface (1932) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0023427/ The Hays Code https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_Picture_Production_Code