Episodes

Tuesday Jun 10, 2008
Tuesday Jun 10, 2008
Okay, in this podcast we have the ur-global warming movie The Day The Earth Caught Fire, directed by Val Guest and starring Edward Judd, Leo McKern and Janet Munro, the fifth person in my alt.Magnificent Seven, the movie that inspired a cosmological theory - the 1945 Ealing horror movie Dead of Night and talk about a place where you can get enough free movie and tv series downloads to last you a lifetime. Link to an article in The Guardian about the links between the Steady State Theory and Dead of Night. Internet Archive Links The Archive.Org Archive of The Adventures of Robin Hood. The Cabinet Of Dr Caligari DOA (1949) Panic In The Streets (1950)

Tuesday May 20, 2008
Paleo-Cinema Podcast 13 - French Chicks and Atomic Flicks
Tuesday May 20, 2008
Tuesday May 20, 2008
In this podcast I look at the 1962 nuclear war scare film "Panic In Year Zero!" starring Ray Milland and Frankie Avalon and gush lyrically about the two 1960s Jacques Demy musical masterpieces, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg and The Young Girls of Rochefort. Email comments to kultguru@gmail.com or go to the Paleo-Cinema Blog for more movie goodness.

Monday Apr 28, 2008
Paleo-Cinema Podcast 12 Bruce Lee versus Muppets versus Superfly
Monday Apr 28, 2008
Monday Apr 28, 2008
In this podcast I look at the Wonderful World of Soundtracks, including the works of Lalo Schifrin, Curtis Mayfield, Monty Norman, John Barry, Piero Umiliani, Anton Karras and a host of others. I also look at the fourth actor in my alternate Magnificent 7 of action film stars from the middle of the 20th Century. Email comments to kultguru@gmail.com or go to the Paleo-Cinema Blog for more movie goodness.

Wednesday Apr 09, 2008
Paleo-Cinema Podcast #11 Nazis versus Cowboys versus Dinosaurs
Wednesday Apr 09, 2008
Wednesday Apr 09, 2008
In this podcast I do a memorial bit for Richard Widmark, Jules Dassin and Charlton Heston. The classic Michael Powell/ Emeric Pressburger wartime propaganda film 49th Parallel gets a gong and I talk about a childhood favourite The Valley of Gwangi with effects by Ray Harryhausen.

Monday Mar 17, 2008
Podcast #10 - The George Pal Experience
Monday Mar 17, 2008
Monday Mar 17, 2008
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Wednesday Feb 27, 2008
Paleocinema Podcast 9 - film noir versus Rififi and Topkapi
Wednesday Feb 27, 2008
Wednesday Feb 27, 2008
In this podcast I look at Jules Dassin's two classic crime caper movies, Rififi and Topkapi - the sources from which all subsequent caper movies evolved. In the film noir segment I talk about Robert Wise's 1949 boxing film, The Set-Up, based (believe it or not) on a 1929 poem by Joseph Moncure March and finally, the third of my alternative Magnificent Seven action film stars of the 1960s - Australian actor Rod Taylor.

Sunday Feb 03, 2008
Paleocinema Podcast 8 - ITV Classics and a rarely seen Mitchum Film Noir
Sunday Feb 03, 2008
Sunday Feb 03, 2008
Once more with feeling... this podcast includes the second of my alt.magnificent 7 of pre 1980 action stars, a look at Otto Preminger's film noir movie "Angel Face" and a look at the cool genre tv shows that Lord Lew Grade produced with his British TV company ITC. The chipmunk problem is now solved. The podcast sounds as good as it every does. Enjoy!

Sunday Jan 13, 2008
Sunday Jan 13, 2008
In this podcast I look at the first of my magnificent seven of pre-1980s action movie stars, go into a guilty pleasure - the 1976 porn Alice In Wonderland and look at a half-forgotten film noir, The Big Combo

Tuesday Dec 25, 2007
Tuesday Dec 25, 2007
Podcast Number Six, The Newtonmas Programme. In this podcast I look at Advise and Consent, the 1962 political movie directed by Otto Preminger, my guest Sally looks at Rankin-Bass Christmas specials and I go through some of the best movies I first saw in 2007. Have cool holidays.

Monday Dec 03, 2007
Monday Dec 03, 2007
It's summer in Paleo-Cinema Land. In this 'cast I look at Roberto Rossellini's Viaggio In Italia, Gerry Anderson's live action movie Journey To The Far Side of the Sun a.k.a. Doppleganger and the Robert A Heinlein scripted and embarassingly silly science fiction movie Project Moonbase. I then rabbit on about movie reference books.