Episode 4: John Carpenter's They Live

Episode 8 - Twin Peaks ABC (1990-1991)

Well, I couldn't resist. With less than 24 hours to go until Twin Peaks: The Return, I decided to quickly share my thoughts on the final moments of the original series. As always, reviews and feedback appreciated - email spoilwell@gmail.com or comment on soundcloud or itunes. The intro music was "Spoilt Radio" by Pablo Ribot - licence info at creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/

Episode 7: Inland Empire/ Scrooged/Shrek

Finally back to rabbit and ramble through the "involutions and convolutions" of David Lynch's INLAND EMPIRE. I had a lot of fun with bad impressions of giants, little men and great ones. As always, reviews and feedback appreciated - email spoilwell@gmail.com or comment on soundcloud or itunes. The intro music was "Spoilt Radio" by Pablo Ribot - licence info at creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/

Episode 6: Dinosaurs/Mortal Kombat: Conquest

After a long break, I finally get around to talking about Dinosaurs, and throw in some bollocks about Mortal Kombat as well. Despite being three months coming, this one is kinda rushed as I wanted to get it in under the wire before the new year. As always, reviews and feedback appreciated - email spoilwell@gmail.com or comment on soundcloud or itunes. The intro music was "Spoilt Radio" by Pablo Ribot - licence info at creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/

Episode 5: Plein Soleil/The Talented Mr. Ripley

After Maron-ing everyone into submission with an audio diary entry, I talk about the end of Plein Soleil (which I saw recently) and The Talented Mr. Ripley (which I saw years ago and am probably remembering wrong, because I am too lazy to refresh my memory even though the film is currently showing on Mubi). This one is a bit of a car crash tbh, I am audibly treading water throughout.* Pro-tip: listen to this one at 1.5x speed, it will be over sooner. As ever, feedback and suggestions to spoilwell@gmail.com and the intro music was "Spoilt Radio" by Pablo Ribot - licence info at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ *The car crashed into a lake or something.

Episode 4: John Carpenter's They Live

Back after a brief absence, I get everyone fired up with the sleepiest intro yet and a play on an old Emerson, Lake and Palmer album title. I do wake up a bit later on and thoughtful content is provided by listener and friend of the show Patrick, whose email I don't really do justice. I also give away the end of They Live. Intro music is "Spoilt Radio" by Pablo Ribot, licence info here: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/