Monolith Films

Continuing with Lynch, we get into TV territory.

It's a first: an animated film; the influential anime, Akira. Rev up your bikes to 5000 rpm and take a listen.

From the minds of R. A. the Rugged Man and Frank Henenlotter: seven clits and a steroid'd dick in all their glory.

We're back on Herzog with his second feature; panned and banned for being nihilistic, anarchist, and blasphemous, we found it pretty funny.

A classic Japanese horror flick; or should I say: kiri, kiri, kiri.

Nic Cage doing an Elvis impression; yes, please.

We're cranking up the nitrous in this episode; D. Hopper style. The second episode in our Lynch retrospective.

Donald Sutherland, the original Latin lover.

The big beef: a flick written and starring Shia about his abusive father.

In Heaven, everything is fine. The first in our Lynch retrospective.

Sion Sono's artistic revival of the Japanese pink-film genre; a broken narrative and pop-art aesthetic colourfully elevate a traditionally lowbrow genre.

Another Herzog highlight; his third fiction feature and first starring the wild man Klaus Kinski, this time as a conquistador searching for the golden city El Dorado.

Brandon Cronenberg's feature-length debut. The most viruses, the most podcast hosts.

Denis Villeneuve & aliens

A New England sea shanty by the Eggers, in folkloric fashion.

Horror and spookery in Sweden.

A triple feature! All three Ridley Scott Alien movies.

Leigh and Nick talk about Boyz N the Hood and a bunch of other stuff too.

The new, new Creepshow.

Leigh and Nick check out another Herzog classic: Heart of Glass.