Midnight Movie Cowboys

Bye Gino. 

2 words that sparked a catch-cry in Melbourne in the early 80's (and still get's used from time to time by some folks). In this episode, Stu, along with the help of Rob, discuss the 1983 independent film Moving Out.

We also take a look at the parallels of the cultural diversity in the film against our own background (more so Rob being of a strong European one).

Listen in ya wogs, and learn what it's like to be a minority in this great country known as Australia, and of course, in this great city of Melbourne.

Enjoy

Ciao

In this episode, the Midnight Movie Cowboys take a look at master of Italian Horror, Mario Bava, and in particular, one of his seminal pieces of work - KILL, BABY, KILL (1966). 

Hunter and John also touch upon Bava's other films in his filmography, highlighting this Maestro of the Macabre.

Enjoy.

Aussie, Aussie, Aussie - Oi, Oi, Oi !!!! Hey all, Stuart here with my side project Oz-Ploination that I am doing during my absence from the MMC (I will be back with my podcasting cohorts in a few months, promise) However, in the meantime, I will be doing this mini series, along with the help of an old friend of mine, Robert Butina, joining me, we look, and appreciate all things in Australian films (predominantly from the 70's and 80's).

First film off the rank, is one of the seminal comedies of our time, from 1980, it's THE CLUB.

Rob and I talk not only about the film, but our many encounters at football games we have gone to over the last quarter of a century, and the state of football these days as we know it, there are some stories in there I can promise you.

Please note: I have started using new equipment, and this episode was the first time I have ever used it for a podcast. I didn't quite get the settings right, but I will get there.

Cheers all.