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RETROGASMIC Retro & Vintage Podcast!

Dunken Francis (D. D. Deluxe)

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Welcome to the Retrogasmic Podcast! Your very own space-time portal to all things Vintage, Retro and Kits!ch Brought to you by New Zealand Retronauts D.D. Deluxe (and sometimes the lovely Hettie LaBombe), the Retrogasmic podcast promises to take you to a world inhabited by retro style, classic cars, B-movies, pin-up girls, vintage fashion, groovy music and a selection of very, very cool guests. Enlightenment will be available via retro event news, gig info and D.D.’s soon-to-be-legendary vin ...
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Human After All. The clever, groovy, progressive, podcast where amazing things happen. We kick it about everything from hip-hop (and other music), politics, entertainment, video games, to movies and good eats. There is absolutely no skinny-jeans, f*&k boys, or sucka sh*t allowed. We promise.
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Join the ultimate Bruce Campbell fan club on the number one Bruce Campbell podcast. It's the ultimate S-mart for all things Bruce – we'll be taking a deep dive into his entire career, evaluating what's truly Groovy and what falls short. So don't miss out on the fun – join us now and let's determine what's worthy of the Groovy title together!
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(NOTE: The following was written a few months before Jacqui Melo left the show. She would absolutely HATE what the show's become, but that doesn't mean you will!) Three young, vibrant, happening friends (all named Jackie...Sorta) discuss a variety of topics from wildly different perspectives. Do ya dig sex stuff? This show's for you. Into aliens? This show's for you. Are you a fan of TEEN MOM? Unfortunately, this show's for you. YOU DON'T KNOW JACK(ie) is produced by Jackie (Wit-4-Days) N.D. ...
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Indie AF

Sarah Golding

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Groovy interview chattarama with amazing, inspiring audio fiction creatives both new and established, with podhost Sarah Golding. Also…quizzes and in character interviews with awedio fiction folks on the way…. #soon
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Send us a text This week on our season finale we look at three box office and critical successes which you might not know were directed by women. In the hot seat is Kathryn Bigelow’s Point Break, Penelope Spheeris’ Wayne’s World and Mary Harron’s American Psycho. We also almost (but not quite) dodge the Blake Lively controversy and talk about the f…
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Send us a text Between the weather and the state of the world, it’s been a pretty sad summer, so we’re sticking with that theme as we look at some of the best sad girls on film holiday. We discuss Charlotte Rampling in Francois Ozon’s Swimming Pool, Scarlett Johansson in Sofia Coppola’s Lost in Translation (and Bill Murray too) and Pauline Collins …
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Send us a text From Dune 2 to Deadpool and Wolverine, there have been a surprising number of hit sequels this year. So this week we’re asking the question, what makes that cinematic blue moon of a part 2 that is better than part 1? References The Strasberg school’s definition of method acting On Location with The Godfather: A Discussion with Gordon…
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2024 Paris Olympics chat at the top. Then emails are read, and talk shifts to soft boys and menstration. Mike Mills keeps everything close to his heart. Hosted by Anthony Armentano TikTok: Listen To The Movie Email: listentothemovieshow@gmail.com Show artwork by Ryan Barr at RyanBarrDraws Rent The Film And Support The Show!…
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Send us a text Why talk about good films when we could talk about spectacularly bad ones? This week we discuss four infamous films that left their directors and studios in financial and/or reputational ruin. On the chopping block is Francis Ford Coppola’s One From The Heart, Michael Cimino’s Heaven’s Gate, Elaine May’s Ishtar and, of course, Tom Ho…
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Send us a text You honestly wouldn’t believe how many great films came out in 1999. The Matrix, Fight Club, The Blair Witch Project, The Talented Mr Ripley, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, The Sixth Sense, Notting Hill, The Mummy, Cruel Intentions, 10 Things I Hate About You. We could go on… It’s the 25th anniversary of this auspicious year and…
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Send us a text From the famous speeding train of 1896 to the groundbreaking Russian Ark and iconic Berlin night-out-gone-wrong flick Victoria, this week we take you through the illustrious history of one-take movies - or should it be one-shot movies? References Hot takes: a short history of the one-shot movie in 11 attempts by Matthew Thrift for BF…
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Send us a text It’s the 25th anniversary of The Mummy - I know, we can’t believe it either. How time flies. So we’re paying tribute to the first addition to the greatest ancient-history-action-adventure-thriller-franchise of all time and its somewhat uneven sequels and prequels. Topics covered include, of course, sexy mummies, Brendan Frasier at hi…
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On top of the bar, soaked, and in over our heads, we are born into existance. Host Anthony Armentano takes a look at the soundtrack for one of the first, theatrical hits of the new millenium. A star and a hitmaker launch a film and its soundtrack to pop culture immortality. We grieve the Kid Rock of yesteryear. Host: Anthony Armentano TikTok: Liste…
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Send us a text It turns out a bodybuilding rom-com thriller was the movie we’ve been waiting for. Yes, this week we’re talking about Love Lies Bleeding, Rose Glass’ follow-up to the incredible Saint Maud, starring Kristen Stewart in the role she was made the play. References Interview with Rose Glass, and stars Kristen Stewart and Katy O’Brian ‘Ros…
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Send us a text Game. Set. Match. (Is that right?) Two of tennis’ greatest novices tackle our most romantic sport in a battle of the ages. Which is the better tennis movie? Up-and-comer, Challengers, or seasoned champion, Wimbledon. But let’s be honest, it’s Zendaya v. Kirsten Dunst - who will win the title of most empowered woman on the court? Refe…
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Send us a text This week we discuss the surprising common ground between Jonathan Glazer’s chilling examination of an Auschwitz commandant and his family, The Zone of Interest and Wim Wenders’ meandering meditation on life as a Tokyo Toilet cleaner, Perfect Days. References Interview with Jonathan Glazer on The Zone of Interest by David Canfield fo…
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Send us a text Last week A24’s Civil War was released and we have mixed feelings about it. Will their biggest-budget movie to date prove itself at the box office? And is a movie about war and an American fascist leader really what we want to see right now? References ‘The Rise and Rise of A24’, The Economist (not credited) Director Alex Garland spe…
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Send us a text It takes skill to capture the effortless spontaneity of a really good party scene. Relatively few nail it but when they do, they really do. This week we compile our top 5 party scenes; from teenage house parties to rave afters, with a surreal French restaurant jamboree sandwiched in the middle. References The party scene in 10 Things…
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Send us a text We’re going back to the horniest years in Hollywood history for another scandalous pre-coder; Baby Face, the 1933 movie that was so shocking it solidified cinema’s censorship for the next 30 years. Watch it for free here. References Will Hays IRL You Must Remember This’ episode on Will Hays and “Pre-Code” Hollywood Wes Anderson Talks…
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Send us a text It’s been out for a week but we’re not taking any chances. Here is our painstakingly spoiler-free discussion of Dune: Part Two, plus our thoughts on Madame Web and a sexy addition to the Film Pharmacy. References Denis Villeneuve on Dune: Part Two and dialogue v. cinematography for The Times ‘Dune: Part Two’ Star Stellan Skarsgard La…
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Send us a text S-Mart has long been an American institution, and for the first time ever, it is being helmed by a CEO who is not of the Smart family bloodline. #JoinTheTalk as we introduce S-Mart President and CEO Tamara Pierce and discuss the new direction of this iconic brand and its history, including an unfortunate update on the much beloved Br…
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Send us a text We're back with series 4 and ahead of the Oscars next weekend, we bring you a roundup of everything you need to know about this awards season. We discuss Oppenheimer's dominance, the Barbie controversy and where The Zone of Interest sits on the Salo to Up unsettling scale. Most importantly of all, our very own awards ceremony returns…
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Send us a text #JoinTheTalk for a special treat as we're joined by brand ambassador and loyal follower of one of America's greatest institutions S-Mart! JoinUs as we discuss talk Brucefest, what makes S-Mart great and what it means to be a Brand Ambassador! Visit https://www.shops-martonline.com/ for more information! Support the show Follow @CultT…
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Send us a text #JoinTheTalk as we get ready for the grooviest virtual fan fest EVER! It’s Virtual BruceFest and we’ve got two of the minds behind this one of a kind celebration of the King; it’s Paul and Selena! We’re running down all the details, given Qs and getting As. How is Virtual BruceFest going to work? How long will it be? What happened to…
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Send us a text #JoinTheTalk for the third annual Cult of Campbell groovy year end review! Eric and Ty welcome you into 2024 and discuss the Brucerific highlights of 2023: Bruce O Rama, book reviews, Cultober, and Cult of Campbell’s 2 year anniversary. Let’s get GROOVY in 2024! We hope you all had a safe and happy New Year, cheers to 2024! Support t…
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Send us a text It’s the end of the year and also our series finale so we're bringing both to a close with a deeply intellectual discussion on the ultimate New Years movie, Bridget Jones’s Diary. Plus, in anticipation of awards season, we list the films we’re most excited to see over the next couple of months. References Bridget Jones’s Diary delete…
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Send us a text #JoinTheTalk for a Christmas day celebration with the jolliest King - Kurt Russell! Its a holly jolly sequel to last years Cult of Russell Christmas special with the 2020 Netflix sequel "The Christmas Chronicles 2" and the most perfect casting of Santa Claus and his faithful wife Mrs Claus played by Goldie Hawn! So grab an eggnog, un…
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Send us a text Get a little groovy this holiday season! #JoinTheTalk for a Cajun Christmas with Bruce Campbell! It’s the 2022 Hallmark Christmas movie “My Southern Family Christmas.” learn the meaning of the season the Pere Noel way, experience the magic of forgiveness and redemption on the bayou, and witness a big city girl learning to embrace the…
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Send us a text For our penultimate episode of the series we’re going recommendation-heavy and spoiler-free, with our top picks of festive films, hitting every point on the Grinch-to-Elf Christmas spirit scale. References The Powell and Pressburger season from Oct-Dec 2023 - catch the last few screenings now. The Red Shoes: Beyond the Mirror exhibit…
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Send us a text We couldn’t resist the controversy around Ridley Scott’s new movie, so this week we’re discussing Napoleon and wading into the debate about historical accuracy and film. But what do you think? Let us know on instagram - @groovymoviespod. References Ridley Scott profile by Michael Schulman for The New Yorker Ridley Scott’s response to…
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Send us a text This week we are joined by Audra and Elisa from Culture Colander. They bring an American perspective to a very British class system as we dissect Emerald Fennell’s new film Saltburn, i.e. The Talented Mr Creepley. References Listen to and follow @culturecolander Interview with Emerald Fennell and the cast of Saltburn ‘The sons and da…
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Send us a text Aesthetica short film festival, the Hollywood blacklist, and one of its scripts, Todd Haynes’ new movie May December, are all up for discussion this week. Expect sweeping generalisations about short films and a tabloid-esque compare-and-contrast between May December and the real-life scandal that inspired it. References Aesthetica Sh…
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Send us a text In honour of new release Fingernails, we talk dystopian romances: why they work, when they don’t, and which animal we’d like to be turned into if we didn’t find love. References Fingernails director Christos Nikou on modern dating by Lou Thomas for BFI Sheila O’Malley’s review of The Lobster Interview with Yorgos Lanthimos on The Lob…
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Send us a text This week James drags us to the BFI IMAX for Gravity’s 10th year anniversary re-release, on a mission to prove that the cinematic experience is worth leaving the house for. Film Pharmacy The Full Monty (1997) dir. by Peter Cattaneo Pride (2014) dir. by Matthew Warchus ----------- If you love what we do, please like, subscribe and lea…
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Send us a text With DiCaprio and De Niro in fine gurning form and Thelma Schoonmaker on the edit, the gang’s back together for Martin Scorsese’s brand new film. But is it worth the 3hr26m runtime? References Killers of the Flower Moon: Oil, Money, Murder and the Birth of the FBI by David Grann (the book the film is based on) Interview with Leonardo…
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Send us a text The original Evil Dead was released in 1981, and in 2023, we are still getting new installments! This horror franchise has become a staple in the genre as one of the most iconic of all time. In 2013, it proved it could excel even without the inclusion of the chainsaw-armed hero Ash Williams - but now, 10 years later, its sequel...?..…
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Send us a text It’s that spooky time of year and Practical Magic’s 25th anniversary. So this week we take a whistlestop tour through witch movie history to our final destination: the 90s (cinema’s hexiest decade?). References ‘Screaming, Flying, And Laughing: Magical Feminism’s witches in contemporary film, television and novels’ by Kimberly Ann We…
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Send us a text Ok. We may have jumped the shark on this one. We've talked about some obscure stuff before. We've looked at movies without Bruce being in them but this one may be the biggest stretch yet. Lets take a look at one episode of an animated TV show from the 90s that may or may not reference Evil Dead and includes a character that may or ma…
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Send us a text To any Swifties listening - hello, welcome. To any non-Swifties, please forgive us. We couldn’t resist discussing the music-movie partnership of an era. So this week we take the opportunity to ask the question: do concert films work? We, of course, dive into Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour but also compare it with another concert movie that…
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Send us a text Why is it called "A Nightmare on State St."??? #JoinTheTalk for another Cultober edition of Cult of Campbell with Ty, Mike, and, for the first time, Essy!! We're pointing our boomsticks right at the procedural comedy Psych for the penultimate episode of that series as Bruce joins the fray. Gus and Spencer try to solve a murder and co…
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Send us a text No Bruce here but its out other favorite King of machismo: Kurt Freakin' Russell! #JoinTheTalk as the crew hit the dusty trail on a bloody journey into the Wild West with Kurt and his posse as they come face to face with a savage tribe of cannibals in Bone Tomahawk! Its a special Cultober edition of the Cult of Campbell spin off seri…
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Send us a text It's the 30 year anniversary of Dazed and Confused (1993), Richard Linklater's ode to 70s adolescence. And he wasn't alone - many of the 90s greatest films were set in the last vinyl decade. Besides the dramatically pointy collars and avocado bathroom sets, what was the appeal? To answer the question, we take a closer look at Linklat…
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Send us a text It's BACK! Cult of Campbell is resurrected for the most Groovy season of them all - Halloween! What better way to kick off this Bruce Campbell podcast than with an episode that features no Bruce Campbell at all?! But hey, its got Ted Raimi. That works too right? #JoinTheTalk at we take a look at an unofficial entry to the Evil Dead u…
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Send us a text Inspired by new release Past Lives, this week we look at love stories about what could have been. We discusses the enduring influence of 90s clanger Sliding Doors and the indie classic, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. References Past Lives director Celine Song explains ‘in-yun’ 'Break-Up' - This American Life's podcast episode…
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Send us a text Get ready for the spookiest season of the year! #Cultober is just around the corner, and Cult Talk Net is gearing up for our grandest celebration yet. We're thrilled to announce the launch of our brand new podcast feed, "Cultober +," available on all podcast platforms. Join us on October 1st for the premiere episode, and stay tuned f…
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