What we’ve watched so far…

Because we’ve just got around to starting our blog, we haven’t covered any of the previous films in detail on here. But if you’d like to get up to speed with our eclectic tastes, here’s a rear-projection of the past few months of movies. You can hear our views of each of these on the podcast.

Week 1: Caveman (Carl Gottlieb, 1981). A comedy in which Ringo Starr plays a caveman.

Week 2: Give My Regards to Broad Street (Peter Webb, 1984). A comedy in which Paul McCartney plays a musician.

Week 3: The Haunted Palace (Roger Corman, 1963). Two versions of Vincent Price go crazy in a haunted house.

Week 4: City of Fear (Irving Lerner, 1959). Vince Edwards plays a hot grotty convict with a jumbo vial of Cobalt-60.

Week 5: Wild in the Streets (Barry Shear, 1968). Political comedy about rich kids taking over US politics, with zany results!

Week 6: Magic (Richard Attenborough, 1978). Between directing A Bridge Too Far and Ghandi, Richard directs a psycho ventriloquist horror movie.

Week 7: Bunny Lake is Missing (Otto Preminger, 1965). In which Carol Lynley makes some questionable babysitting choices.

Week 8: Pandora and the Flying Dutchman (Albert Lewin, 1951). Ava Gardner sets everyone’s hearts a-flutter, including your three loyal podcasters.