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A podcast about movies: all kinds of retro, cult, grindhouse, forgotten and interesting movies, childhood favourites and things I have just discovered.
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Sunday Jan 08, 2012
Sunday Jan 08, 2012
This time, I look at the best film Tyrone Power ever made, the 1947 Film Noir classic, Nightmare Alley and the prophetic 1976 rant against the cruelty and greed of the television industry, Network, starring Peter Finch, William Holden, Faye Dunaway and Robert Duvall. We also have feedback from the usual suspects. Go to The Paleo-Cinema Cafe on Facebook to hang out, or email kultguru@gmail.com for leaving comments. Enjoy!
Thursday Dec 22, 2011
Thursday Dec 22, 2011
This time, I have an Australian guest, Paul Poulton - costumer and steampunk aficionado well before it was fashionable. Just general waffling about movies, and I do my version of the James Lipton/ Bernard Pivot ten questions and then at the end, there's another one of my ABC Local Radio Darwin chats with Ivor Cole, this time about The Young Girls of Rochefort. Email:kultguru@gmail.com The voicemail number (US) is (206) 350-5440.
Tuesday Dec 13, 2011
Tuesday Dec 13, 2011
Here's the first of the movie chats I do with Ivor Cole at ABC Local Radio Darwin. In this one, we discuss Robert Aldrich's The Big Knife.
Sunday Dec 11, 2011
Sunday Dec 11, 2011
This time I'm examining the career of the evil Dr Mabuse, from his origins in the German Weimar Republic in the 1920s to the 1990s when Claude Chabrol made a film about the first real super-villain. Email:kultguru@gmail.com The voicemail number (US) is (206) 350-5440. Or stop by The Paleo-Cinema Café on Facebook.
Sunday Nov 27, 2011
Sunday Nov 27, 2011
For Paleo-Cinema Podcast 90, The A-Z Project hits the letter L. The movies this time are Laura (1944) and the Powell and Pressburger classic, The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943). Between them, almost four hours of filmic goodness. iTunes reviews are welcome and other podcasts please send promos.
Saturday Nov 12, 2011
Saturday Nov 12, 2011
This time around, I talk about two movies based on Ernest Hemingway's story, The Killers. The 1946 version (directed by Robert Siodmak) which showcased the debut performance of Burt Lancaster and the 1964 version (directed by Don Siegel) which showcased the final performance of Ronald Reagan. . Email:kultguru@gmail.com The voicemail number (US) is (206) 350-5440. iTunes reviews are always welcome.
Sunday Oct 30, 2011
Sunday Oct 30, 2011
This time I waffle about movies from 1957-1975 picking a movie a year, sometimes more. It is an experimental divergence from the usual stuff, but we'll see how it goes. . Email:kultguru@gmail.com The voicemail number (US) is (206) 350-5440. iTunes reviews are welcome.
Monday Oct 17, 2011
Monday Oct 17, 2011
For Paleo-Cinema 87, the A-Z Project continues. I talk about Nicholas Ray's 1954 Western with a subtext about the McCarthy Era and HUAC, Johnny Guitar, starring Sterling Hayden and Joan Crawford and Jacques Tati's 1948 look at a rural French postman, Jour de fête. Emails to: kultguru@gmail.com, the voicemail number (US) is (206) 350-5440, iTunes reviews are welcome and there's a PayPal donate button at paleo-cinema.com. .
Monday Oct 03, 2011
Monday Oct 03, 2011
For 86 Dr Zom and I take a look at The Set (1970) an Australian film ahead of its' time in portraying gay characters in positive ways, and the 1962 story of Hollywood movie makers making a film in Italy, Vincente Minnelli's Two Weeks In Another Town, starring Kirk Douglas, Edward G. Robinson, Cyd Charisse and George Hamilton. iTunes reviews are always welcome, and there's a paypal donate button at http://paleo-cinema.com. Emails feedback: kultguru@gmail.com The voicemail number (US) is (206) 350-5440.
Sunday Sep 18, 2011
Sunday Sep 18, 2011
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.