The Uncut Network - Directors, Actors and Genres

Series 2 may be over, even so changes are afoot for Directors Uncut. As you've probably noticed in your podcast feed, the name of the podcast has changed from Directors Uncut to the Uncut Network. Rob explains the why's, who's and what for's in this bonus episode. Exciting times ahead. The only thing I will say in this episode description is that after today, we are having a 6 week break before series 3 kicks off around the 11th of August. It won't be total radio silence between now and then, as if I could. Check out our PATREON where you can listen to our monthly rambly episode about stuff we've been watching that has taken our eye, and Uncut from the Video Aisle - the first episode of which you get for free here on the main feed. In the first outing of Uncut from the Video Aisle, I am joined by Kat, Andy and Mike to talk about Vincezo Natali's 1997 breakout Cube and the series that came from it. Future episodes are rough, watch along with us. Until we return proper on the 11th August, welcome to the Uncut Network! www.thegeekshow.co.uk www.patreon.com/thegeekshow --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

A little later than planned due to issues with our editing software, but here we are, better late than never, with British TV favourite, Reese Shearsmith. And there we have it, TV favourite, this is a very different episode than usual due to us covering two TV shows (and a movie) instead of the typical three movies. That trio includes Psychoville, Ben Wheatley's A Field in England and Inside No. 9. And to discuss these trilogy of Reese Shearsmith projects, Rob is joined by Faye (twitter), Caitlyn (linktree) and Mike (linktree). When I'm not putting my foot in my mouth, we touch upon Byker Grove, Bob Mortimer, The League of Gentlemen, theatre adaptations, and much much more. And if you enjoy what you hear, consider subscribing and leaving us a rating to help the show out. If you want even more, we have a PATREON. Where you can find our spin off show, Uncut from the Video Aisle - which is just off the back of a Mr Vampire Series. A Bonus episode of our sister show, Pop Screen. And the monthly roundup pod, Last Night (you guessed it, which drops on the last night of every month). As well as much, much more. MUSIC CREDITS: Slender People - Bob Mortimer [INTRO] Funkgroove / Sofasound [MID-ROLL] Reading Night / Xander [OUTRO] Midnight Coffee / Englewood⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Courtesy of Riot Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

We are back for more on podcast favourite, Park Chan Wook, as part of the Directors Uncut Cycle. Join Rob, Andrew, James and Ben for more chat about the korean director made famous by the Vengeance Trilogy and part of a trio of men who launched Korean Movies onto the world at large. We looked at one of his outliers and sole straight-horror feature, 2009's Thirst. Then, we hop skip and jump over to his most acclaimed movie, his most recent classic, The Handmaiden from 2016. We also chat about his career at large, vampire movies from asia and his incorporation of comedy into very, very, very dark movies. If you enjoy this episode, you can get more of the same over on ⁠PATREON⁠. We have our spin off podcast, Uncut from the Video Aisle, which has two more episodes on Hong Kong favourite, Mr Vampire, before we launch into our next mini-series. And there's also our monthly check in podcast, Last Night and a bonus episode of our sister pod, Pop Screen. https://www.thereviewingrodders.co.uk/ https://whitlockandpope.com/ https://letterboxd.com/CymreigSamurai/ MUSIC CREDITS: [INTRO] Funkgroove / Sofasound [MID-ROLL] Reading Night / Xander [OUTRO] Midnight Coffee / Englewood⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Courtesy of Riot Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

We return to the Directors cycle on the Uncut Network with the first two part episode in a while, but he more than deserves such a treatment. Rob is joined by Rabia (RPISH) and Ygraine (What A Scream) to talk about one of Korea's greatest ever cinematic exports, Park Chan Wook. This first episode is focusing primarily on the Vengeance trilogy, specifically the landmark success that was OldBoy and perenially slept on Lady Vengeance. Along the way we also talk about Park Chan Wook's sense of style, his evasion of easy answers and how the OldBoy remake was so bad it became openly racist... Oof. There are some technical gremlins in this edit, I tried multiple versions and they where all infected. But worry not they won't affect the listening experience of this episode too badly. And if you do enjoy this episode, which should be pretty easy as its great, you can get more of the same over on PATREON. We have our spin off podcast, Uncut from the Video Aisle, which is in the middle of a mini-series about Hong Kong favourite, Mr Vampire. And there's also our monthly check in podcast, Last Night. https://www.whatascreampodcast.com/ https://rpish.com/ MUSIC CREDITS: [INTRO] Funkgroove / Sofasound [MID-ROLL] Reading Night / Xander [OUTRO] Midnight Coffee / Englewood⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Courtesy of Riot Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

For the second of this month's Genres Uncut episodes, never say that we don't cover movies that aren't my speed. While I may not be a fan of Westerns, I have been joined by people a lot more enthusiastic to talk about this Historic American Genre. We welcome back Mark, Graham & Vincent to discuss Revisionist Westerns (of the 70s). With Peter Fonda's 1971 movie, The Hired Hand, Clint Eastwood's 1973 movie, High Plains Drifter and the Wild Card 1974's Blazing Saddles by Mel Brooks, the order of the day. Along the way, we talk about the visuals of the old West, what it means to be revisionist, the misogyny, and how the goalposts for a film to be racist or language to be racist have changed over the years. Or, to put it another way, Quentin Tarantino has done worse. If you enjoy the show, subscribe and rate the podcast - or share it with your friends. Or if you want a little more, check out our ⁠Patreon ⁠for more of our sister podcast, Pop Screen, as well as our two spin-off podcasts, Last Night and Uncut from the Video Aisle - the latter of which is currently doing a blow-by-blow account of Hong Kong Action Horror classic, Mr Vampire. https://letterboxd.com/man_out_of_time/ https://letterboxd.com/gdw/ https://twitter.com/DrGaine www.patreon.com/thegeekshow MUSIC CREDITS: [INTRO] Funkgroove / Sofasound [MID-ROLL] Reading Night / Xander [OUTRO] Midnight Coffee / Englewood⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Courtesy of Riot Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

We are back to the cycle of Genre's Uncut and this time we are making camp in the 1970s. Rob is joined by Graham and Robyn again for organised chaos, but in a more precise way we have come together to talk about English Folk Horror from the 1970s. Specifially, member of the unholy trinity - Blood on Satan's Claw. Whatever you'd call Psychomania. And we finish on something altogether classier in sub-genre defining Penda's Fen by Alan Clarke. Along the way we talk about short films that everyone seems to have made, doctor who alumni, how countryside pigeon's are units and more, before we close out with a whole boat load of recommendations. Best have your letterboxd open for that part of the episode. If you enjoy the show you can support us over on PATREON where you can get even more stuff. As well as a whole battalion of written articles, our sister podcast - pop screen - has a bonus episode over there, there's a monthly of what we've been watching and coming next week: the return of our spin-off, Uncut from the Video Aisle with Hong Kong Action Horror legend, Mr Vampire and more - it's a whole archive of stuff. www.patreon.com/thegeekshow MUSIC CREDITS: [INTRO] Funkgroove / Sofasound [MID-ROLL] Reading Night / Xander [OUTRO] Midnight Coffee / Englewood⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Courtesy of Riot Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

And we are back after a New Year break to finish off our month of Actors Uncut with the legendary Robert Mitchum! Rob is joined by Aidan, Graham and a debuting Mark to talk about the classic film noir Out of the Past, the legendary one and done of Night of the Hunter and, erm, Thunder Road. No, not that one. Also, along the way we talk about bad child acting, New Hollywood, Father Ted, as well as the man of the hour's pure magnetism. It's a fun return from our month off. Join us next time as we sashay into a month of genres, specifically weird stuff from the 1970s. If you enjoyed the show, you can also support us on PATREON where you can get all manner of bonus podcasts for the paltry sum of £3 a month. There's Uncut from the Video Aisle which returning very soon with Mr Vampire, there's Last Night and there's also Pop Screen Plus - a bonus episode of our sister podcast. Loads of written stuff too, like, it's ridiculous how much we are giving you over there. https://linktr.ee/TGS_theGeekShow https://linktr.ee/uncutrobcast https://letterboxd.com/uncutrobcast/ https://letterboxd.com/aidanf/ https://letterboxd.com/gdw/ https://letterboxd.com/man_out_of_time/ http://www.grahamwilliamsonfilms.com/ MUSIC CREDITS: [INTRO] Funkgroove / Sofasound [MID-ROLL] Reading Night / Xander [OUTRO] Midnight Coffee / Englewood⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Courtesy of Riot Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

Mamma Mia, here we go again. 2023 is done and dusted and it's that time of the year for all podcasts to come together and review the past 12 months. Instead of a bog standard top 10 run down we are trying something different. Once again though, collaborating with our sister podcast, Pop Screen - fronted by Graham. Join me and Graham is a long list of people, so long, in fact, that they won't be another podcast from me until 2nd Feb. That list of people is with Rob - Kat, Naomi, (also their choices present but because of a need to re-record they are not), Andy, Liz and Kim. And with Graham - Simon, James, Oliver, Vincent, and Mike. Almost as many people as movies, well, not quite, but it's best to get a pen and paper for this one - or open up your Letterboxd watchlists. If you enjoy our shows and fancy more, check out our Patreon. On which, we have bonus episodes of Pop Screen and a monthly catch up podcast, Last Night, which took a break from tradition in December to talk Alternative Christmas Movies. There's also our spin-off podcast, Uncut from the Video Aisle - which we've just finished a series of on V/H/S and are taking a little January break before we get back to it with Mr Vampire. https://linktr.ee/kathughes https://thegeekgoddesses.com/ https://twitter.com/WhereIsKnowhere https://muckrack.com/elizabethbishop https://muckrack.com/kim-morrison-2 https://letterboxd.com/SimonRamshaw/ https://muckrack.com/james-rodrigues https://letterboxd.com/oliverxparker/ https://twitter.com/DrGaine https://twitter.com/autistic_horror MUSIC CREDITS: [INTRO] Funkgroove / Sofasound [MID-ROLL] Reading Night / Xander [OUTRO] Midnight Coffee / Englewood⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Courtesy of Riot Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

It's only a Christmas Special. Join Rob and his guest co-hosts, Vincent and Graham, as we talk about royalty of the British screen, Michael Caine. We look at three vastly different eras of his career. We have Get Carter, then his collaborations with Christopher Nolan with the Prestige and then we have the wildcard and the reason why this is the christmas special. We wrap up by having a good old chinwag about the ultimate Christmas movie, The Muppets Christmas Carol. ⁠twitter.com/DrGaine⁠ ⁠thecriticalcritics.com/author/vmgaine/⁠ ⁠thegeekshow.co.uk/author/drgaine/⁠ twitter.com/GrahamWFilm letterboxd.com/gdw/ https://bylinetimes.com/author/gwilliamson/ If you like the podcast, support us on ⁠PATREON⁠ for loads more good stuff. We have a spin-off podcast, Uncut from the Video Aisle that is just about to finish its mini-series on V/H/S. There's the monthly Last Night and Pop Screen + podcasts too. Plus loads of articles about Dr Who, X-Files and Red Dwarf to dig into too. Next time we will be going full cross over with our sister podcast, Pop Screen, for a mammoth review of 2023. But, this will be different than the usual review podcasts we've done in the past. MUSIC CREDITS: [INTRO] Funkgroove / Sofasound [MID-ROLL] Reading Night / Xander [OUTRO] Midnight Coffee / Englewood⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Courtesy of Riot Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

No Christmas Special yet, that is next time out, but we do have an almighty fan favourite - or he was for a few years anyway. Join Rob, Vincent and a debuting Simon as we talk about the Danish agent provocateur Nicolas Winding Refn. Specifically, we talk about his 2011 megahit Drive and the last movie he made before he danced off into the waters of limited series on Netflix and Amazon and his own streaming platform, The Neon Demon. We talk about reputations in every way possible, from one of our featured titles being favoured by film bros around the land to the possible ways the other film could be miscontrued. We also touch on the iconic score of Drive, whether it is in fact of Neon Western and much, much more. twitter.com/DrGaine thecriticalcritics.com/author/vmgaine/ thegeekshow.co.uk/author/drgaine/ letterboxd.com/simonramshaw/ asianmoviepulse.com/author/simon-ramshaw/ thegeekshow.co.uk/author/stramshaw/ If you like the podcast, support us on PATREON for loads more "content". We have a spin-off podcast, Uncut from the Video Aisle that is in the middle of a V/H/S series. There's the monthly Last Night and Pop Screen + podcasts too. Plus loads of articles about Dr Who, X-Files and Red Dwarf to dig into too. MUSIC CREDITS: [INTRO] Funkgroove / Sofasound [MID-ROLL] Reading Night / Xander [OUTRO] Midnight Coffee / Englewood⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Courtesy of Riot Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

We return to the lands of directors uncut for our first ever episode talking about a duo, the lucky pair are canadian fan favorites - the Soska Sisters. Joined by Kat and Kim (for the first time), we are simutaenously compelled and repelled by the body modification community in their breakout hit American Mary. Seriously though, my real world button came home to roost with this one. Surgery. Then we head over to the dangerous grounds of the horror remake with 2019's spookily nostalgic Rabid. Should this Cronenberg classic have been left alone or is it the latest to add to the list of horror remakes that are worth your attention? You'll have to listen to find out. If you enjoy the show, check us out on Patreon for our spin off shows, Uncut from the Video Aisle, Pop Screen plus written articles on Dr Who, Red Dwarf and the X-Files. Loads to enjoy and for just a few £ every month. https://twitter.com/GizmoShikari https://linktr.ee/kathughes https://twitter.com/wickedsister69 https://muckrack.com/kim-morrison-2 MUSIC CREDITS: [INTRO] Song title: Funkgroove /Artist: Sofasound [MID-ROLL] Song title: Reading Night / Artist: Xander [OUTRO] Song title: Midnight Coffee / Artist: Englewood⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Courtesy of Riot Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

We roll into town with the first ever episode of Genres Uncut of this new look version of the podcast, and to kick things off we start on yours truly's formative decade - the 1990s. There was so many directions to go with in 1990s, as, in my opinion its a classic cinema decade. However, we started on that wave of Slasher Horror movies that were birthed by the studio system after the runaway success of Wes Craven's Scream. We have already featured that 1996 hit movie on our Wes Craven dedicated episodes. So along with Kat (Hollywood News) and Andy (Road to Knowhere), we talk about I Know What You Did Last Summer, as well as Urban Legend and the underappreciated wildcard, Idle Hands. Things get... nostalgic. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to our patreon channel. Where you can get bonus horror focused episodes, a monthly review pod, bonus episodes of our sister podcast and much more. It's all good, and there's loads of value for money. https://twitter.com/GizmoShikari https://linktr.ee/kathughes https://twitter.com/WhereIsKnowhere https://linktr.ee/roadtoknowherepodcast https://linktr.ee/uncutrobcast MUSIC CREDITS: [INTRO] Song title: Funkgroove /Artist: Sofasound [MID-ROLL] Song title: Reading Night / Artist: Xander [OUTRO] Song title: Midnight Coffee / Artist: Englewood⁠⁠⁠ ⁠Courtesy of Riot Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

We continue our first ever genres uncut month with another dip into the pool that was the 1990s. This time, teen movies, which is basically just all of the 90s, right? Rob is joined by Graham (Pop Screen) and Robyn (The Geek Show/Ghouls Magazine) to talk about the weirdest but also most thematically fitting triple bill to date. We open with Peter Jackson's 1994 true crime period movie, Heavenly Creatures. We then follow that up with the alpha of 90s teen cinema, Clueless. Then we end on a pivotal title from my childhood, Robert Rodriguez's 1998 classic, The Faculty. A word to the warning, this podcast was recording in the midst of massive exhaustion - so I'm a bit off in this episode. The good news is, I only kept the funny bits in. So that's good news. But if you like the cut of our jib, check out our patreon for all sorts of extra goodies. From the monthyl chatty chat podcast, Last Night, to our Uncut from the Video Aisle series on V/H/S and Graham's Pop Screen covering somethign about Taylor Swift. Yeah, me neither. https://twitter.com/GrahamWFilm https://twitter.com/RealRobynAdams MUSIC CREDITS: [INTRO] Song title: Funkgroove /Artist: Sofasound [MID-ROLL] Song title: Reading Night / Artist: Xander [OUTRO] Song title: Midnight Coffee / Artist: Englewood⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Courtesy of Riot Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

Actors Uncut on the Uncut Network continues with another young fan favourite - Anya Taylor Joy. Joined by Kat (Hollywood News), Cliff (Devil Times Five) and a debuting Clotilde (Loud and Clear Reviews), we chat about a whole load of things from ATJ's filmography and TV work. Finishing with The Witch, we also stop off by the Menu, Thoroughbreds, Split, Emma, Last Night in Soho, The Queen's Gambit and some shocking diversions into the animated form. We end by chatting about the road ahead for her, and long may it be too - I think we can comfortably say that we are fans. Following last episode's Samara Weaving, we conclude our first ever Actors Month. Next we march onto Genres - and we start that with a month dedicated to the 1990s. https://loudandclearreviews.com/author/clotilde/ https://twitter.com/filmswithcloe https://twitter.com/GizmoShikari https://linktr.ee/kathughes https://twitter.com/smogo https://twitter.com/DevilXFive https://linktr.ee/uncutrobcast https://www.patreon.com/thegeekshow If you like the podcast, support us on Patreon. For a few pounds a month you can get a monthly review podcast called Last Night, a horror spin-off called Uncut from the Video Aisle. And a bonus episode of our sister show, Pop Screen. That's just the podcasts - we have loads more ready for you to discover. MUSIC CREDITS: [INTRO] Song title: Funkgroove /Artist: Sofasound [MID-ROLL] Song title: Reading Night / Artist: Xander [OUTRO] Song title: Midnight Coffee / Artist: Englewood⁠ Courtesy of Riot Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

And with this we launch the first sub-brand of the Uncut Network, Join Rob and Liz (Ghouls Magazine) for the first ever episode of Actors Uncut. In this first episode, we decided to look at an actor that is somewhat overlooked and use that episode to celebrate them and their work. So, for that, we picked Samara Weaving who is much more than who she is related to and the ongoing insistance from the internet that she looks like Margot Robbie. For this episode we looked at McG's Netflix comedy horror, The Babysitter, then the Shudder original from Joe Lynch, Mayhem, before finishing on a movie that gets lost in the mix for what is one of the strongest evfer eras of Horror - 2019's Ready or Not. Until next time with Anya-Taylor Joy, this has been Actors Uncut in the Uncut Network. If you enjoy the show, check out our Patreon for episodes on REC, bonus episodes from our sister podcast (Pop Screen) and loads of articles about geek TV cornerstones as well as a soon to be relaunched series from yours truly - Fantastic Asia (F.K.A. Unseen Asia) https://www.ghoulsmagazine.com/ https://twitter.com/kill_lizt https://muckrack.com/elizabethbishop https://linktr.ee/uncutrobcast www.patreon.com/thegeekshow MUSIC CREDITS: [INTRO] Song title: Funkgroove /Artist: Sofasound [MID-ROLL] Song title: Reading Night / Artist: Xander [OUTRO] Song title: Midnight Coffee / Artist: Englewood⁠ Courtesy of Riot Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

We return to our regularly scheduled programming after the annual tradition of our frightfest special, this time we talk about Sofia Coppola. Rob is joined by Kat (Movies with Mummy), Graham (Pop Screen) and Petros (Caged in) to talk two of her most beloved movies both of which star Kirsten Dunst. We look at 1999's deeply sad and important late 1990s movie, the virgin suicides. Then we simuatenously jump both back and forward in time to 2006's Marie Antoniette. Along the way, we also talk about Nepo-Babies, anachronistic music and themes that have defined the 2nd Generation Coppola throughout her career. If you liked the episode, give it a rating and/or review wherever you listened. If you want more consider supporting our PATREON. Where you can get bonus episodes of our sister podcast, and our horror spin off podcast, Uncut from the Video Aisle, which is bang in the middle of its [REC] series. There's also written articles about Dr Who, X-Files, Red Dwarf and for something a little less sci-fi, the return of Unseen Asia. www.patreon.com/thegeekshow https://twitter.com/MoviesWithMummy https://twitter.com/GrahamWFilm https://twitter.com/cagedinpod MUSIC CREDITS: [INTRO] Song title: Funkgroove /Artist: Sofasound [MID-ROLL] Song title: Reading Night / Artist: Xander [OUTRO] Song title: Midnight Coffee / Artist: Englewood⁠ Courtesy of Riot Games⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

We are back, and with a new name to boot! In this inaugral episode of series 3, the newly dubbed Uncut Network heads into the world of classic Horror royalty and the Universal Monsters cycle with James Whale. Joined by Graham (Pop Screen) & Robyn (Twitter), the trio discuss the archetypal Old Dark House (1932) and The Bride of Frankenstein (1935). Beyond that the episode also touches on the rampant LGBT subtexts, the Hays Code, and just how iconic James Whale's vision of the eponymous monster and his beau have become. All that as well as this whole episode being a bit of an Ernest Thesiger appreciation hour, too. And rightly so. If you enjoyed this show, consider giving it a rating and review wherever you get your podcasts from. We also have a patreon, if you really liked it. Where you can get episodes of our pureblood horror spin-off Uncut from the Video Aisle, which is about to start a series on Spanish found footage series [REC], there's also our monthly anything goes pod, Last Night, and bonus episodes of our sister podcast, Pop Screen. Beyond that, we have copious articles on Dr Who, X-Files, Red Dwarf and Asian Movies unseen and underappreciated on these shores. But if all of that isn't your thing, we will see you next time with Sofia Coppola. MUSIC CREDITS: [INTRO] Song title: Funkgroove /Artist: Sofasound [MID-ROLL] Song title: Reading Night / Artist: Xander [OUTRO] Song title: Midnight Coffee / Artist: Englewood Courtesy of Riot Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

A little bit late but no less great, it's time for 2023's Frightfest special. Rob is joined by Kat, Amber, Bel & Becci to talk about the UK's premiere horror film festival. Together they talk about Horny Horror, Fluting on the rooftops, Yorkshire being spooky, Hot blooded action and so much more. It's an action packed and very funny episode this time on the Uncut Network. One that it's probably best listening to with a pen and paper, that, or Letterboxd open in another tab. River, Raging Grace and Suitable Flesh are highlights, but we look at the festival, day by day, looking at the highlights. https://twitter.com/GizmoShikari https://filmdisclosure.com/movies-with-mummy/ https://twitter.com/hornbloodfire https://linktr.ee/hornbloodfire https://twitter.com/MxBelMorrigan https://twitter.com/FAndPPod https://twitter.com/blsaycewrites https://muckrack.com/becci-sayce MUSIC CREDITS: [INTRO] Song title: Funkgroove /Artist: Sofasound [OUTRO] Song title: Midnight Coffee / Artist: Englewood Courtesy of Riot Games --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

And with this, Series 2 is done and dusted. To close out this sophomore series, we looked at British fan favourite, Ben Wheatley, with the debuting Caitlyn and Faye, as well as the returning Kat and Mike. For this episode we get deep into the weeds of 2011's evergreen Hitman/Gangster/Cult/Folk Horror, Kill List. And by deep I mean deep, this is the single most exhaustive episode we have done in a long time and it was an absolute delight to be be part of. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I did hosting and editing it. Then in the second half, we look at the much more divisive pandemic-era folk horror in the woods techno horror with In the Earth. Yeah, Mr Wheatley's movies evade easy characterisation. Not to front load the episode too much, we dig deep into this 2021 movie too, finding a movie that is so diverse that it means something different to all of us. If you enjoyed this episode, give the podcast a rating or review wherever you found us - or share us with your friends. Either way, we'd be so appreciative. Beyond that, check out our PATREON for Articles on Dr Who, Asian Movie unreleased in the UK, Bonus episodes of our sister podcast - Pop Screen, Monthly rundown Podcast, Last Night. And, the soon to be launched series of Mini-Series's: Uncut from the Video Aisle. Series 3 will be undergoing a very different change of face, so keep an eye on this feed in the coming days for news on that as well as a sneak-peak of the first episode of Uncut from the Video Aisle. Until then, stay tasty. Opening Series 3 is James Whale, check out this article written by friend of the pod, Ygraine, about the icon himself - horrifiedmagazine.co.uk/film/james-whale-god-of-monsters/ https://linktr.ee/scaredsheepless https://linktr.ee/kathughes https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ispitonyourgrade https://anautisticguidethroughhorror.wordpress.com Theme Song: A1 Rogue by Poddington Bear --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message

C/W: Self Harm, Suicidal Thoughts, Invasion Thoughts, Depressive States. Yeah, the fact that I had to put one of those warnings before the episode synopsis but surely tell you that the content forthcoming hits on some very hard and heavy topics, Shinya Tsukamoto certainly goes to some exceptionally emotional places, its not all cyberwangs and night beatings. This week I am joined by a debuting Amber (HornBloodFire), as well as the returning Ben (The Geek Show) and Graham (Pop Screen) to talk about the iconic feminist think-piece/horny body horror of 2004's A Snake of June. Then in the back half, which all those warning are in reference to, we talk about a true day ruiner - his 2011 masterpiece co-wrote with alternative J-Pop Star, Cocco - Kotoko. We talk about all sorts of dark and heavy topics in this episode, but we also know when to laugh to - after all, as much as we all love Tsukamoto at our varying levels of experience, his films are not known for being subtle. Oh no, he is delightfully on the nose and the example I use to explain that people who make the nastiest films are, in actuality, the nicest folks. https://linktr.ee/hornbloodfire https://twitter.com/CymreigSamurai https://twitter.com/GrahamWFilm If you enjoyed the show, please give the show a rating or review wherever you listen to your podcasts, and if they have no rating function - share us with your friends. To support the show further, our parent entity has a PATREON, where you can find scores of Dr Who Articles, Reviews of Asian movies unseen on UK shores, a Bonus Pop Screen Podcast, A Monthly Last Night Podcast, and a new series of mini-series called Uncut from the Video Aisle - the first mini-series launches next week with Cube. Until next time with the series 2 finale with Ben Wheatley, we have been Directors Uncut. Thank you. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncut-network/message