The Sound of The Picture House

Welcome to a new season with Kevin and Mike, season three no less. This season is all about the 1970's and two podcasts a month, two from each year. If any film signaled the dividing line between swinging London and the 70's it's Donald Cammell Nic Roeg's still startling and unsettling film Performance. We introduce the 1970's when Kevin was a tiny 8 years old and mike barely a twinkle in his Father's eye. Then dive into the drug fuled hedonism in Pows Square. This is going to be fun. Please join in! 

With the 4k Reissue of T2 Mike and Kevin get naked and travel back in time to 1991. Fortunately no video of that exsists. Greatest action movie ever or a load of old guff. You decide. 

Showing in 35mm this month at The Atrium in East Grinstead. A real treat. DeNiro, Pacino, Kilmer, Natalie Portman. What's not to get to get thrilled about? LA is the star and Michael Mann knows how to shoot her. Mike and Kevin square up over the coffee shop table to discuss. 

Kevin and Mike travel back to 1992. Kevin seems uncertain about his age and we exchange shots about arguably one of the best films of all time and certainly one of the best westerns of all time, Unforgiven. So, please forgive us as we ramble and delve into this great film for your listening pleasure. Or something. 

Kevin and Mike delve into Clouzot's sweaty and tense 1953 classic The Wages of Fear. Frankly, I'm exhausted just thinking about it. Do drop us a line at [email protected]. We'd love to hear from you.