Just because Jay is away, doesn’t mean the show can’t go on! And this week it’s time for the latest Movie of the Month, looking at the great Cool Hand Luke!
Kristen Lopez takes her first turn in the hosting chair, and is joined by Richard Kirkham, Jess Manzo, Jeanette Ward and the movie’s champion Joe Guiliano to discuss whether Cool Hand Luke truly is a “guy’s movie”,...
It’s time to vote for the next Movie of the Month! You can vote at the bottom of the page. but first here’s the list of candidates:
Repulsion (1965) [Sean Homrig, The 1001 Movie Podcast]
Carry On Screaming! (1966) [Rebecca Sharp, Almost Ginger]
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) [Daniel Lackey, The Nightmare Gallery]
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Deadline: 24th September 2016
Hello everyone, just a quick reminder that I am still looking for pieces in this month’s stop motion centred Director’s Chair on the films of Nick Park, Henry Selick and Jan Svankmejer. For those of you who need a reminder of the films that you can cover, go back to the original post here. I look forward to...
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Deadline: 24th September 2016
Hello everyone, Tony here and it’s once again time to introduce the director, or in this case directors, that will be covered for Director’s Chair this month. This time, I’m going to be doing something different and cover 3 directors, all of whom I feel represent the best of stop-motion...
The latest Movie of the Month has been decided upon!
Some lesser-known contenders led to a two-horse race between the more notable entrants in this month’s poll, leading to a 1-vote win for this month’s champions… Cool Hand Luke.…
...Hello everyone. It’s once again time to do a round up of all the posts that I received for the films of Danny Boyle. Got a good haul this time around and once again it was great to hear the diverse opinions for the films of Danny Boyle. As always, links to the features will be placed below and I hope you have a look at these pieces yourselves.
Shallow Grave:
Movierob –...Flock of seagulls haircuts! Rick Moranis in a serious role! Willem Dafoe in black PVC waders! That’s right, this week we’re talking about Walter Hill’s Streets of Fire!
Jay Cluitt was joined for the latest Movie of the Month by Will Slater, Todd Liebenow and the film’s champion, Richard Kirkham, to dig into this 1984 cult classic.
Also on the show: Rants and Raves of the Week, a couple of...
It’s time to vote for the next Movie of the Month! You can vote at the bottom of the page. but first here’s the list of candidates:
Cool Hand Luke (1967) [Joe Guiliano, As You Watch]
Rock ‘n’ Roll High School (1979) [Todd Liebenow, Forgotten Films]
Polyester (1981) [Cain Noble-Davies, Mahan’s Media]
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Deadline: 27th August 2016
Hello everyone, once again it’s time to give you the two week warning for this month’s Director’s Chair, which, to remind you, is looking at the films of Danny Boyle. For a brief overview of the works of Danny Boyle, along with what you can cover for your posts, look at the introduction post here....
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Deadline: 27th August 2016
Hello everyone, it’s once again time to announce the director I will be highlighting for the month in Director’s Chair and, seeing as how in the past few weeks we’ve been getting news about Trainspotting 2 and memories of the 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony, I think now is the perfect time to highlight...
So we once again come to wrap up a Director’s Chair feature, this time with easily the most responses I’ve received since I restarted Director’s Chair. I want to thank everyone who sent in pieces on Kathryn Bigelow’s films and without further ado, here we go.
The Loveless:
Surrender to the Void – http://thevoid99.blogspot.com/2014/01/the-loveless-1982-film.html Movierob –...The latest Movie of the Month has been decided upon!
Once again it’s proved that attempting to predict the Movie of the Month winner can be far from reliable as a group of movies including some established classics and topical films instead provides us with a decidedly under-seen flick in the form of… Streets of Fire.…
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