Paleo-Cinema Podcast

For the 4th Birthday podcast, I look at Nicholas Ray's "In A Lonely Place" starring Humphrey Bogart and Gloria Grahame and the classic Val Lewton/ Jacques Tourneur movie, "I Walked With A Zombie". . Email:kultguru@gmail.com The voicemail number (US) is (206) 350-5440. Reviews in iTunes and anywhere else you like, would be nice, too.

This time, it's another music podcast. Lots of groovy and weird stuff. Next time, it's back to the movies, Don't forget, the voicemail like is (US)(206) 350-5440, leave reviews on iTunes and comments to kultguru@gmail.com.

The Paleo-Cinema Podcast A-Z Project has reached the Letter H, and following requests for more Samuel Fuller movies, I've gone with one I've watched for the first time, the 1955 thriller House Of Bamboo starring Robert Ryan, Robert Stack, Shirley Yamaguchi and Cameron Mitchell followed by a classic of cool cinema, 1961's The Hustler starring Paul Newman, Jackie Gleason, George C. Scott and Piper Laurie in her Oscar nominated performance. Don't forget to give feedback and/or write iTunes reviews. Enjoy!

For Paleo-Cinema Podcast 82 we look at The Ginger Trilogy, Ginger (1971), The Abductors (1972) and Girls Are For Loving (1973). Low-budget drive-in programmers with nudity, bondage, calypso music and the New Jersey Turnpike. And don't forget, iTunes reviews are welcome and the website http://paleo-cinema.com has links to other podcasts and blogs and a PayPal donation button. Enjoy!

This time, we have a guest on Paleo-Cinema, the inestimable Doctor Zom skypes in to chat with me about two films from 1967. Hotel, starring Rod Taylor, Catherine Spaak, Karl Malden and Michael Rennie and Banning starring Robert Wagner, Jill St John, Anjanette Comer and Susan Clark. This one is in two parts - so download twice the filmic goodness. iTunes reviews are always welcome.

This time, we have a guest on Paleo-Cinema, the inestimable Doctor Zom skypes in to chat with me about two films from 1967. Hotel, starring Rod Taylor, Catherine Spaak, Karl Malden and Michael Rennie and Banning starring Robert Wagner, Jill St John, Anjanette Comer and Susan Clark. This one is in two parts - so download twice the filmic goodness. iTunes reviews are always welcome.

This time around, it's the Paleo-Cinema A-Z Project "F" podcast. The Flight Of The Phoenix (1965) and Francois Truffaut's (1966) adaptation of Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. We also have feedback. Don't forget, iTunes reviews.

In Paleo-Cinema Podcast 79, I look at The Eiger Sanction (1975) starring and directed by Clint Eastwood and one of the classics of horror cinema, Georges Franju's 1960 masterpiece Les Yeux Sans Visage (Eyes Without A Face). Please add a review at iTunes and Podcast Alley.

This time around, in the Paleo-Cinema A-Z Project, we're hitting the D's, being The Four Marx Brothers in 1933's Duck Soup and from 1950, one of the greatest low budget films noir, D.O.A. starring Edmond O'Brien. Here's the archive.org link to download D.O.A. (Free Download).

This time around I have a chat with Sal about nothing in particular and I look at the 1973 Blaxploitation movie Coffy starring Pam Grier and the Oscar winning 1968 science fiction film, Charly starring Cliff Robertson.

This time around, I'm going into the territory of Machete Maidens Unleashed! and looking at The Brides of Blood - The first of the Blood Island trilogy starring Kent Taylor, John Ashley and Beverly Powers for some low budget monster action, then over to the witchy beatnik side of things for Bell, Book and Candle starring James Stewart and Kim Novak.

To start the A-Z Project in Paleo-Cinema Podcast, I'm looking at Jean-Luc Godard's surrealistic science fiction dystopia movie from 1965 Alphaville and Joseph L. Mankiewicz's 1950 classic, nominated for 14 Academy Awards, All About Eve.

For numero setenta y cuatro, I look at the 1991 HBO Fantasy Film Noir, Cast A Deadly Spell starring Fred Ward, Julianne Moore and Clancy Brown, then going from gumshoes and witchcraft to the mean streets of Northern Ireland we segue to Carol Reed's 1947 Anglo-Irish film noir, Odd Man Out starring James Mason, Cyril Cusack and Dan O'Herlihy. Click here to watch for David Guglielmo's Spaghetti Western influenced revenge flick short film - Damn Your Eyes

For Paleo-Cinema 73 I'm taking up a challenge to look at slightly earlier films, so this time it's the big three of Universal Horror Movie monsters. First, Tod Browning's 1931 Dracula starring Bela Lugosi, then James Whale's Frankenstein which made Boris Karloff a household name in every mortuary in the World and lastly, the tragic tale of Larry Talbot, 1941's The Wolf Man.

This time, it's time for platters that matter and that fantastic black plastic. While I drink cocktails out of coconuts and then visit the Mad Max Museum in Silverton, you can listen to weird sounds I have found on the internet. Voicemail number: (206) 350-5440. Emails: kultguru@gmail.com and if you like, throw a review in the direction of iTunes.