Paleo-Cinema Podcast #75 - All About Alphaville.

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.

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Boris Karloff singing The Peppermint Twist

This is insanely groovy.

Paleo-Cinema Podcast #74 Cast A Deadly Odd Man Out

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.

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Clip from Odd Man Out



Click here to watch for David Guglielmo's Spaghetti Western influenced revenge flick short film - Damn Your Eyes

The Funniest Funny Or Die Ever

When Harry Met Sally 2 with Billy Crystal & Helen Mirren from Billy Crystal

Paleo-Cinema Podcast 73 - Frank, Vlad and Larry

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.

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The Science Fiction Cinematic Alphabet

Rupert Pupkin over at Rupert Pupkin Speaks tapped me on the shoulder with the Cinematic Alphabet meme. I'm tweaking it to do a Science Fiction Cinematic Alphabet.

A IS FOR ALPHAVILLE (1965)

B IS FOR BARBARELLA(1967)

C IS FOR COLOSSUS - THE FORBIN PROJECT (1970)T

D IS FOR DR JEKYLL AND MR HYDE (1931)

E IS FOR ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK (1981)

F IS FOR FORBIDDEN PLANET (1956)

G IS FOR GOJIRA (1954)

H IS FOR HIGH TREASON (1929)

I IS FOR INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS (1956)

J IS FOR JUST IMAGINE (1930)

K IS FOR KING KONG (1933)

L IS FOR LORD OF THE FLIES (1963)

M IS FOR METROPOLIS (1927)

N IS FOR NINETEEN EIGHTY FOUR (1956)

O IS FOR ON THE BEACH (1959)

P IS FOR PRIVILEGE (1967)

Q IS FOR Q THE WINGED SERPENT (1982).

R IS FOR REPO MAN (1984)

S IS FOR SECONDS (1966)

T IS FOR THINGS TO COME (1936)

U IS FOR UNEARTHLY STRANGER (1964)

V IS FOR VIDEODROME (1983)

W IS FOR WESTWORLD (1973)

X IS FOR X: THE MAN WITH X-RAY EYES (1963)

Y IS FOR YEUX SANS VISAGE, LES (1960)

Z IS FOR ZARDOZ (1974)

Paleo-Cinema Podcast 72 - The One With Music So I Can Go On Vacation

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.

Paleo-Cinema Podcast 71 - Tough Guys versus The Mob

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This time, it's tough fuckers all the way. We start with Henry Silva's relentless vendetta-wreaking mafiosi in 1964's Johnny Cool. Then we follow with the John Boorman directed crime masterpiece, Point Blank starring Lee Marvin and Angie Dickinson. Don't forget to send voicemails to (206) 350-5440 and leave a comment on iTunes, please.

Paleo-Cinema Podcast 70 - L'Homme De Sheila.

For the 70th Paleo-Cinema Podcast we have the smooth, smart mystery thriller The Last of Sheila starring James Coburn, James Mason, Raquel Welch, Ian McShane, Dyann Cannon, Joan Hackett and Richard Benjamin, written by Anthony (Psycho) Perkins and Stephen (Sweeney Todd) Sondheim. I follow that up with one of the great action films of the 1960s, Phillipe De Broca's L'Homme De Rio starring Jean-Paul Belmondo, Francoise Dorleac, Jean Servais and Adolfo Celi.
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Friday Youtube Break

Paul from Canada sent me this song. It's 1960s Canuckpop wonderfulness. Please to enjoy.