Hello everyone!
I haven't updated you all about the ATC podcast recently because we've been on something of a hiatus. We've had a couple of episodes since we returned a few weeks ago, but this is the first that features me, in an 2 parter I'm incredibly proud of. We got to talk about Dr. Who, the eternal autistic fascination, focusing on the serial that gave us The Cybermen, that most autistic of icons in the Who universe. I was…
London Friends! This is a little note to say that this Saturday (the 9th) I shall be joining the rest of my colleagues from the Autism Through Cinema podcast for a Relaxed Screening of Past Lives at 14:30! There'll be an informal discussion afterwards where we'll hopefully get to hear your thoughts from the audience, too.
Find the tickets here! We look forward to seeing as many of you as possible who can come along.
6th Jean Rollin (after Two Orphan Vampires, Night of the Hunted, The Iron Rose, The Grapes of Death and Fascination)
Watched with Savage!* This was one of her also-rans for her Castlegasm week, which resulted in us watching the deeply average The Black Castle. This came last, making me doubt the value of democracy because it’s SO much more interesting, like all of Rollin. His is a cinema that feels close to the Symbolist art movement of the late 19th…
Hooptober 10.0, pt.14- Spacial Invasion?
6/6 Countries (France, UK, USA, Japan, Italy, South Africa) (COMPLETE)
6/8 Decades (1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 1960s, 2010s, 2000s)
1/1- The worst Dracula film
1/1- Bram Stoker Cinema
1st Darrell James Roodt
When I got into this, I truly expected it to be awful, considering the number of 1/2 stars this has been given from people I really respect. But the worst that can be said about Dracula 3000 is that it feels like a cheap…
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Hooptober 10.0, pt.12- Bad Dads Pt.2- Even Badder Dads
5/6 Countries (France, UK, USA, Japan, Italy)
6/8 Decades (1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 1960s, 2010s, 2000s)
5/5- 5 Director Lucky Dip (COMPLETE)
16th De Palma (following, in Alphabetical Order: The Black Dahlia, Blow Out, Body Double, Carrie, Dressed To Kill, The Fury, Home Movies, Mission: Impossible, Passion, Phantom of the Paradise, Redacted, Scarface, Sisters, Snake Eyes, The Untouchables)
Note: Watched the Director's Cut
Deliciously barking mad De Palma Deep Cut. If this…
