Two tastes that you never knew never went together. It’s my favorite ape movie, Beneath the Planet of the Apes and Operation Kid Brother. Get ready for everyone to die, including the entire planet, and Sean Connery to get upset.
In this episode, bon vivant and raconteur A.C. Nicholas defends a movie that he loves: late 70s sketch comedy on film Americathon.
A.C. is a writer, stand-up comedian, voiceover artist, former radio DJ, former drive-in projectionist and so much more. He hosts a monthly screening at the Babylon Kino theater and can often be seen on Drive-In Asylum Double Feature and heard on various podcasts! You can find him on Facebook and YouTube.
Each October, the Unsung Horrors podcast does a month of themed movies. This year, this event benefits Best Friends, which is working to save the lives of cats and dogs all across America, giving pets second chances and happy homes.
If you enjoyed reading anything I posted, please consider donating and letting me know.
Here are the movies that I watched. You can also check out the Letterboxd list.
Thanks to Adam Hursey, Parker Simpson and John Connelly for being part of this!
This week, it’s 60s and 70s pop culture, as The Maltese Bippy has Rowan and Martin from Laugh-In and Go Ask Alice is the scare movie that had kids ask, “Should I do acid?”
Each October, the Unsung Horrors podcast does a month of themed movies. This year, this event benefits Best Friends, which is working to save the lives of cats and dogs all across America, giving pets second chances and happy homes.
If you enjoyed reading anything I posted, please consider donating and letting me know.
Here are the movies that I watched. You can also check out the Letterboxd list.
Thanks to Adam Hursey, Parker Simpson and John Connelly for being part of this!
Welcome to a new feature on the podcast, where I’ll have guests come on and defend movies they love, particularly ones that aren’t well-loved.
When you hear Celeste de la Cabra, you should expect to learn something. I’ll let her explain herself: “I’m a leftist, an anti-fascist, an ethical vegan, non-binary, queer, and an atheist. Stating this up front is important because these things are important to me and will naturally inform my biases and analyses. I’m not interested in pretending to be neutral on social issues or politics. I approach every film I watch as a piece of art, rather than just content or entertainment, and I aim to encourage others to do the same.”
This episode, Celeste and I discuss Trog, a movie that many look down on. I was honored to have her on as my first guest and look forward to return appearances.
B&S About Movies 