Showing posts with label Phil Hall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phil Hall. Show all posts

October 28, 2016

Special Report: In Search of Lost Films

Special Guest: Phil Hall

Mike talks with author Phil Hall about his book, In Search of Lost Films, an invaluable resource for fans of film history. Published by BearManor Media, Hall writes about a few of the better-known lost films but, moreover, delves into dozens of obscure titles as well as several sequences of better-known films that have yet to be recovered.

The book is now available!

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Links:
Buy In Search of Lost Films by Phil Hall
Hear more of Phil Hall at the Online Movie Show
Learn more about Finding Kukan

Music:
"Out of the Races and Onto the Tracks" - The Rapture
"Running Up That Hill (Instrumental Version)" - Kate Bush

October 1, 2013

Episode 134: Mr. Freedom (1968)

Special Guest: Alison Smith
Guest Co-Hosts: Phil Hall


William Klein's Mr. Freedom (1968) skewers jingoistic patriotism. It's an incredible parody of superheroes and the Military Industrial complex.

Our guest co-host, Phil Hall, is the author of The Greatest Bad Movies of All Time from BearManor Media.

We fight for freedom, for one and for all! It's you-and-me-dom, and ten foot tall!

Links:
Read Phil Hall's The Bootleg Files
Buy French Cinema in the 1970s: The Echoes of May by Alison Smith
Buy The Greatest Bad Movies of All Time by Phil Hall
Buy The Delirious Fictions of William Klein on DVD

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