Midnight Movie Cowboys

Dunkirk

 

Hey friends, the gangs all here. Hunter returns to the show after a few weeks off getting married and stuff. Anyway this time around, we go the less common route for the MMC, and look at a newer film.

This week we talk the latest Christopher Nolan film DUNKIRK. Of course, it wouldn't be an MMC episode without various rants scattered throughout (Star Wars, Morrissey and a few other things).

Anyway, Rock Month is upon us soon, next weeks episode will be a Rock Month appetizer.

Warning: This episode has a few naughty words in it, so it is NSFW

See ya next week

Enjoy.

MMC Mystery Bag

Hey friends back with a new episode.. that is kinda old. You see, Stu and John recorded this one a few weeks ago, and it was meant to be out around the same time of its recording, HOWEVER the EAR/ONS story broke and this got pushed aside for that episode.

Anyway there are some references in there to Hunter's wedding that are now long out of date, but nevermind, you understand why now.

So, what does this episode contain? Well it's a little bit of this, and a little bit of that, with some other things sprinkled over it, so.... you are just gonna have to listen and find out.

See ya next week.

EAR/ONS III - UNMASKED

 

GOT HIM !!!!!

Hey gang, this week, we return to the world of EAR/ONS with some incredible news. EAR/ONS himself has been caught!!! In what was breaking develpoments of the last 24 hours, from the point of time of our recording, EAR/ONS was turned in by his own daughter of all people, and arrested by Police awaiting trial for multiple counts of murder.

We are joined by our friend Gian Quasar, who has spent years tracking down EAR/ONS, so to say that today is a day that is utterly surreal, would be putting it mildly.

Anyway, listen in.

See ya next week.

Blade Runner 2049

 

John and Hunter sit down to discuss the new Blade Runner movie from last year, and how it feeds into our anxieties about the future. Hunter will be absent for a few weeks after this, and will return a married man! Stay tuned!

Frankenstein Created Woman

 

Hey fiends, this week we head back to the Hammer well, and look at the 1967 flick FRANKENSTEIN CREATED WOMAN. In the annals of Hammer films, this one is a good 'un, so listen on with us, as we talk up this unheralded gem.

To purchase this on blu ray from Australia, go get it HERE

See you all next week

Enjoy

Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold

 

 

John and Hunter made a terrible mistake this week. We attempted to get into author Joan Didion through her nephew Griffin Dunne's documentary on her, Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold. Yes, the same Griffin Dunne who was in An American Werewolf in London. The result is a lot of boomer crap we hate. We apologize ahead of time.

 

 

The Decline of Western Civilization Part. 2

 

Hey friends, so as promised, here is our review of The Decline of Western Civilization Part. 2. This one stinks of hedonism, and is a great window, into the dying horse, that was the hair metal scene in L.A in 1989. Hardly any of the bands here 'made it', and rightly so, some are ok but unmemorable, some are memorable for the fact they are plain awful.

So grab your hairspray, get  inthe spa, pop open some champagne and grab the nearest Metal chicks and listen on with us. Odin commands it!!!!

Enjoy

The Decline of Western Civilization Part. 1

 

Ok friends, this week, actually the next two weeks, we will be looking at the legendary Penelope Spheeris documentaries - The Decline of Western Civilization.

This week it is Part 1 from 1981, which focuses on the West Coast Punk scene, with performances by The Germs, Fear, X, Circle Jerks and a few others. The documentary is THE seminal Punk documentary, and one of the most influential of all time. I don't think it is too difiicult to guess if we liked it or not... or is it as easy as that?

Anyway, sit down with us, and we hope enjoy the Decline of Western Civilization

See ya next week with Part 2

The Best of British Vol. 2

 

Alright you gits, we are back for another round of British sitcoms to digest. This time we look at the Sid James led 'Bless This House', the insane antics of Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson in 'Bottom and we finish up with the very politically incorrect (thank god) 'Mind Your Language'.

This follow up to our very popular vol. 1, will get you lot unfamiliar with these, all educated up (and hopefully motivated to go and buy these British classics).

The PAL dvd set of Bless This House can be bought HERE

The PAL dvd set of Bottom can be bought HERE

The PAL dvd set of Mind Your Language can be bought HERE

Enjoy

See ya next week

The Return of Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer

 

Hey gang, this week Stuart and John look at the pilot movie, of the return of the Mike Hammer series - The Return of Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer

With both of us, being big fans of this show, we look at this film and great series, and the performance of Stacy Keach as Mike Hammer.

So sit back, and listen on with us.

The box set is an Australia only release, but is available to order online from JB Hi Fi

See ya next week

Burning Ed Burns with Zolly Becker

A long-in-discussion show has finally seen the light of day! John and Hunter are joined by trollmeister Zolly Becker to discuss the filmography of the Irish Woody Allen, Ed Burns. In true MMC fashion, the conversation is about 1/4th Ed Burns, and 3/4ths other stuff, including Roman Polanski and Woody Allen, #MeToo, and other memes. Lots of insanity and bizarre subjects, listener discretion is advised! 

Look for Stu's return on the next episode!

Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins

 

 

 

This week, John and Hunter examine Guy Hamilton's adaptation of Warren Murphy and Richard Sapir's Destroyer novels, Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins. After the first hour, we are joined by special guest Devin Murphy, publisher and editor of the Destroyer series, as well as son of Warren Murphy!

You can check out Devin's website, which is chock full of Destroyer books, at DestroyerBooks.com. If you're unfamiliar with the series, check out the novella The Day Remo Died, you can snag it for free!

If you're in region 1, you can get the Blu-ray of Remo Williams from Twilight Time.

If you're in region 2, you can snag the Blu-ray of Remo Williams from Arrow Video.

 

 

 

Brawl In Cell Block 99

 

Hey friends, we are back for the first episode of 2018, and to kick things off, we have a quaint little film called 'Brawl in Cell Block 99'.

Some of us liked it, some of us didn't, but it is a film that cannot be ignored, so sit back with us and listen on.

Thanks for your patience while we had some time off over Christmas and the New Year. We are now back in full swing, so keep your eyes (and ears) peeled for weekly episodes.

See ya next week.

Star Wars: The Last Jedi

 

Merry Christmas, everyone!

Hunter is joined by Tom Jennings of the 24 Frames Cast and the Masters of Cinema Cast to discuss Disney's latest attempt at making a Star Wars movie. What did we think? Well...just listen.

Be sure to check out Tom's other shows. Hunter has appeared in the past on episodes discussing The Gospel According to St. Matthew, Silent Running, and Two-Lane Blacktop. He will soon be making another appearance on the Masters of Cinema Cast to discuss Masahiro Shinoda's 1971 adaptation of Shusako Endo's Silence. Of course, the recent Martin Scorsese version is also discussed. We'll post an update on the site as soon as it goes up.

Stu and John will return on the next episode!

 

Dangerous People Blu-ray Interview

Stu and Hunter are joined by Garo and actress Angelina Leigh to discuss the release of Dangerous People on Blu-ray. We give a few updates on the special features as well.

Get Me Roger Stone

 

Hey gang, we're all back this week with a new episode, and this time we go back to politics. On this one we discuss the Netflix documentary 'Get Me Roger Stone' (or Roger Shtooooone as Alex Jones would say).

We look at this highly influential political operative, what makes him tick, and what makes him tick off others.

So sit back, grab a Margherita, put on your best loud suit, and listen in, as we talk all things Roger Stone.

David Lynch: The Art Life

 

 

This week, John and Hunter dive into the new documentary on David Lynch, The Art Life. Rather than focusing on his film career, the movie looks at his early life in the suburbs and as a young artist. We compare the movie favorably to other, lesser David Lynch documentaries, as well as discuss our impressions of Lynch today. 

The Art Life is available from Criterion, as well as Amazon. 

 

War of the Gargantuas

 

 

This week, John and Hunter return to the kaiju well to discuss Ishiro Honda's War of the Gargantuas. Stu is taking a break, and will return in a few weeks. 

The book we heavily plugged this week was Ishiro Honda: A Life in Film, from Godzilla to Kurosawa by Styve Ryfle and Ed Godziszewski with Yuuko Honda-Yun. We highly recommend it! Buy it on Amazon!

Sherlock Holmes: The Scarlet Claw

 

Hey friends, we're back with a new episode for you. On this one, Stu and John look at the 1944 Sherlock Holmes film THE SCARLET CLAW. While not as an instantly recognisable title as say The Hound of the Baskervilles, it is by no means less important.

So, grab your smoking jacket, your pipe, a glass of brandy and sit yourself by an open fire, and listen on with us.

See ya next week

The Fall of Harvey Weinstein

 

This week's show comes early as Garo joins John, Hunter, and Stu to discuss the Harvey Weinstein sex scandal. So go grab a chair and watch the guillotine in the Hollywood town square with us as execs lose their heads.

Shin Godzilla

 

It's just John and Hunter this week, as they go through the latest entry in the Godzilla series, Shin Godzilla, directed by Neon Genesis Evangelion auteurs Hideki Anno and Shinji Higuchi of all freakin' people. It's a Godzilla that throws back to the original, yet throws in a lot of weird quirks of its own in ways that are both good and bad. So listen in, and see what we thought of the King of the Monsters' latest romp through Tokyo.

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Show Notes

Shin Godzilla U.S. Trailer

Tim Burton's Batman Movies

 

 

Greetings, bat-friends, it's that bat-time again where we look at some comic book movies and talk about them for some reason. Doesn't the culture have enough of this? Oh well.

This week, we look back at Tim Burton's Batman movies, and remember them fondly...for the most part, anyway.

 

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Show Notes

The rare "Batman" teaser John mentions during the show that may contain alternate takes:

Meantime

Hey gang, we're back again this week with another episode, well Stu is, Hunter and John though are absent on this one. So, to help Stu out, he has his brother Julian (AKA Jules) in the MMC studio with him, to wax lyrical on a film the both of them have had a lifelong love for - Mike Leigh's 'Meantime'.

We break down all facets of the film, and quote lines that nobody else would remember, because, well, we know this film like the back of our hand.

So listen on with us, and learn about this masterpiece of a film, which is now available on a beautiful Criterion Blu Ray which you can find HERE

A big thanks to Jules for joining me on this one. Cheers.

See you all next week.

 

Rio Bravo

Hey Paly, this week, those MMC boys, are doing a film, starring little ol' me - Deano.

It's a chatty little tale, starring American icon John Wayne, breaker of female hearts Walter Brennan - I mean Ricky Nelson (I gotta stop drinking) breaker of male hearts Angie Dickinson, and Walter Brennan.

So sit down, and listen on with them, and find out why one of the MMC members (hint: He's Australian) doesn't know a thing about American culture.

See ya next week.

Red Dragon

 

The Midnight Movie Cowboys, finally back with a new episode. Do you see?

Yes.

*click*

An episode where Stuart and John talk all things Red Dragon, the book and its subsequent film adaptations, Do you see?

Yes

*click*

Brett Ratner, being trashed for the insepid filmmaker that he is, Do you see?

Yes

*click*

Then listener, you are in for some fun

Enjoy.

 

Tony Anthony: The Stranger

Eric Zaldivar rejoins John and Hunter for another spaghetti western discussion, this time focusing on Tony Anthony and his series of films as The Stranger. These films include A Stranger in Town, The Stranger Returns, The Silent Stranger, and Get Mean. Eric also discusses his many conversations with Anthony over the phone, which leads to some hilarious anecdotes.

Show Notes

Tony Anthony crooning

 

The Stranger Returns trailer

 

The Red Pill

 

We're back for another episode this week. This time around, we look at the documentary feminists, cucks and, in general, the left don't want you to see - The Red Pill

The Men's Rights movement gains a voice, that of Cassie Jaye. a former feminist. We discuss the documentary, the feminist movement, and ponder, just why is the left so unbelievably unhinged.

It all makes for a fun 90 minutes. The easily triggered may wanna steer clear. The rest of you who can handle it - dive on in.

P.S - This episode is NOT SAFE FOR WORK

See ya next week 

REEEEEEEEE

The Narrow Margin

 

John and Hunter discuss Richard Fleischer's lean, tough train thriller, The Narrow Margin, starring Charles McGraw and Marie Windsor. Many, many tangents occur, including Diamonds Are Forever and comparing Richard Fleischer to John Milius.

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Johnnie To's 'Three'

 

What's up friends? This week the MMC along with regular (not his bowels, his appearances on the show) Garo Nigoghossian, discuss the latest Johnnie To film THREE.

'tis an odd tale, and if you like Greys Anatomy with some gun play, then, you are gonna love this. If a bunch of folks in a hospital bed isn't your thing... steer clear.

This episode is NOT SAFE FOR WORK. The easily triggered may wanna stay away.

There is also a little discussion on the film Dunkirk. A full length episode on that may happen in the future, who knows. For now though, dive in, in extremely slow motion, into THREE.

See ya next week.

Mad Max 2

 

Hunter and Stu are joined by Garo for yet another trip into the post-apocalyptic Outback of Australia with Mad Max, this time covering the seminal classic Mad Max 2, aka The Road Warrior to us Yanks. 

Of course, no one can stay on topic, and tangents include ramblings regarding John Woo, Donald J. Trump, and Sylvester Stallone. 

Below, you can find a famous scene from the movie that was shot at Stuart's house, featuring his local electronics dealer.

Thanks to all of you who have donated, and Stuart has an update about the donation pack on the show as well.

Also, many thanks to those who have rated and reviewed us on iTunes.

Much obliged! Enjoy, and see y'all next week.