Groovin' Movies

Hey Boppers. This week we offer up a delicious slice of Anthologasm with a 1949 episode of Suspense. A dream job that appears from no where has more to it than meets the eye.

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Hey Boppers. This week Eddie and Emma have a look at a war film. We're in Korea in 1964's Iron Angel.

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Hey Boppers.

Due to illness, Eddie is by himself this week but he has a story about a screening of Nosferatu he went to with Emma and something that happened during it. Hope you get something out of it as it relates to a lot of aspects of fandom and the realms of niche interests.

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Hey Boppers! Today we're joining Boris Karloff in a short lived 1950s Anthology series called The Veil. In this episode, murder, betrayal and a vision in a wash basin!

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Hey Boppers. We're back (with Tom, finally!) and we're serving up a big slice of Blaxsploitation in the form of Rudy Ray Moore's film Dolemite.

We look over the toasts, the girls, the kung fu and all the fun to be had from this low-budget, passion project!

This episode had some sound issues, we apologise for that and hope that it doesn't spoil anything!

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Eddie and Emma leap, headlong into another genre. This time it's a sitcom. From the 1960s we have My Mother, The Car. Yeah. It's about a man who's mum is a car. Seriously. This was a thing.

Hey Boppers. Today we finally include Bela Lugosi in an episode. White Zombie, the first, feature length zombie film. Join Eddie and Emma as they go through this one.

Hey Boppers. Emma and Eddie are back to talk about the Twilight Zone for ever and ever and ever. They love it. This ep is a peach too.

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Due to illness we're unable to bring you a new episode of Groovin' Movies. But we do have a selection of unaired chats about different things and us messing around and one of Eddie trying to comfort a dog. We'll be back next week as usual and look forward to it.

Hey Boppers. We're back to kick off the last of our new series Genregeddon with a once hugely popular genre that is now considered niche, the Western! And who better to bring Westerns into our show than the Duke himself, John Wayne.

That's why we've selected Hell Town.

Hey Boppers! Here's new series number 2, Code Breakers.

In this series Emma and Eddie will chat all films pre Hays Code (a set of cinematic guidelines regarding content brought in in the early 1930s) starting with the excellent 1931 film Millie.

Hey Boppers. Here's the first episode of Anthologasm, the new show where Emma and Eddie look at episodes from 1950s and 60s anthology series.

Today's episode is the very first episode of One Step Beyond, A Bride Possessed. One Step Beyond was based on apparently true, supernatural stories.

Hey Boppers. We're currently on our break but we'll return very soon and then we'll be doing things a little differently. But that's all detailed within.

Thanks for understanding us having a little time off! We love you.

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This week Eddie and Emma go through both versions of 13 Ghosts (from 1960 and 2001) in honour of this, our 13th episode! Lots of fun in this one, to sooth the pain from the news that we're taking a couple of weeks off from our regular schedule so we can regroup and bring Tom back into the fold.

Hey Boppers.  It's us again.  We've been going down the gym to get "Moon-Body Ready" (there's no such thing, you already look great and we fancy you) so we can join in the excellent, nudist camp fun of Nude On The Moon. This film has it all. Science, space, power ranger costumes, golden briefs and soft focus, naked torsos.

Eddie and Emma chat about this film and have a lovely time. Join us on the social medias and have the fun with us!

Hey Boppers. Eddie and Emma are back (Tom is elsewhere but will return next week) to talk about something they thought was by Rod Serling. It sort of isn't.

It's a TV movie from the mid-70s that is kind of fun and then there's a lot of affectionate Twilight Zone talk.

Hey Boppers!  Phew, we survived last week's episode and as a reward we get a good, nay, a great movie to watch now. The Lair Of The White Worm. Ken Russell's loose adaptation of Bram Stoker's story starring Peter Capaldi, Hugh Grant and Amanda Donohoe. So much sexy peril.

Hey Boppers... Well they can't all be winners, can they? We enter a world of trash in an unapologetic 80s attepmt at a romp. We weren't that impressed (so we're not accused of burying the lead, here).

Still, we're here with you so join us anyway!

Hey Boppers. Thanks for coming back to this, our lucky number seven. Today we pack our sunscreen, horse cleaner and a packed lunch and enter the Valley Of Gwangi. We're bringing you along too so enjoy that. Don't worry. Eddie Fench, Emma Tidswell and Tom King will protect you.

Hey Boppers! We're back with a stone cold classic. For any fan of cinema, especially horror, this is a must see. Let us explain it's appeal in all our garbled glory.

If you don't like it we'll throw you in a lake (this is a great joke about something that happens in the movie. You'll laugh when you hear it).