Paleo-Cinema Podcast 110 - The History Of Rod Taylor

This time around I look at the career and life of Rod Taylor from King Of The Coral Sea, through The Time Machine all the way to Inglorious Basterds.

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Paleo-Cinema Podcast 109- The Rocking Horse Fountainhead Winner

For 109 I look at two films from 1949 - the silly Objectivist pot-boiler The Fountainhead starring Gary Cooper and Patricia Neal and a much better British film, The Rocking Horse Winner starring John Mills, Valerie Hobson and John Howard Davies. There's also the news that Paleo-Cinema was reviewed by The Onion AV Club, and it's a good one.

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Paleo-Cinema Podcast Reviewed By The Onion AV Club!

Here is the link. It's a positive review from a high profile and well respected website. What a buzz!

Paleo-Cinema Podcast 108 - Under The Milk Wood Of Pitiless Time.

For Paleo-Cinema Podcast 108 I explore my Welsh ancestry with a squizz at 1972's Under Milk Wood starring Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor and Peter O'Toole, based on the radio play by Dylan Thomas. This is followed by a tight, well-scripted and brilliantly acted but little known British crime drama from 1957, Time Without Pity starring Michael Redgrave, Leo McKern and Lois Maxwell. There's feedback, too. Email:kultguru@gmail.com The voicemail number (US) is (206) 203 3299.
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Paleo-Cinema 107 - A Conversation With Dr Zom

In Paleo-Cinema 107, Dr Zom and I talk movies, Burt Lancaster, celebrity entitlement, whether scientific accuracy is important in science fiction movies and a tonne of other issues. It's a long one, but a lot of fun.  Email:kultguru@gmail.com The voicemail number (US) is (206) 203 3299. Or you can leave a voicemail message at paleo-cinema.com by clicking the widget on the right side of the webpage. Enjoy!

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Paleo-Cinema Podcast 106 - Private Hell 36/ Witness For The Prosecution

For 106 I look at the Don Siegal 1954 film noir, Private Hell 36, starring Ida Lupino, Howard Duff and Steve Cochrane. To match it, we have Billy Wilder's 1957 adaptation of Agatha Christie's 1925 story and 1953 stage play, Witness For The Prosecution starring Charles Laughton, Tyrone Power, Elsa Lanchester and Marlene Dietrich. This episode also celebrates Paleo-Cinema's 5th Anniversary. iTunes reviews are welcome and feedback is especially welcome.

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Previews Of The Movies For Paleo-Cinema Podcast 106

Witness For The Prosecution (1957)

Private Hell 36 (1954) Clip

An Interview with Richard Benjamin over at the Warner Archive tumblr site.

An interview with Richard Benjamin about his time making The Last of Sheila. Thanks to Everett Jones for the link. Benjamin's an interesting actor/director and The Last of Sheila featured in Paleo-Cinema 70.

Paleo-Cinema Podcast 105 - Night Moves/ Ice Cold In Alex

For 105 Maurice from Love That Album Podcast and I talk about the 1975 neo-noir film Night Moves with Gene Hackman, Susan Clark, Melanie Griffith and James Woods and the half-forgotten WW2 classic, Ice Cold In Alex starring John Mills, Sylvia Sims, Harry Andrews and Anthony Quayle. We also divert a bit and talk a little about bestiality, but in a very nice way. Feedback is always welcome and emails or recorded mp3 comments can be sent to kultguru@gmail.com. iTunes reviews are also groovy. The voicemail number (US) is (206) 203 3299. Enjoy!

The Martian Drive In Podcast #4 - The Man From Cypher

For the fourth MDIP, Grant Watson and Sonia Marcon from Bad Film Diaries Podcast join me to discuss Vincenzo Natali's 2002 science fiction thriller Cypher starring Jeremy Northam and Lucy Liu and the 2007 science fiction flick The Man From Earth. We also talk porn slapping, botox and the nature of cinema a bit.
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