Episode 4: Original Gangster (A Less Than Kind Review)

Episode 7: David Lynch Ranked

David Lynch sure is a weird chap isn't he?   Well here at A Good Bit of Kino we are nothing but suckers for this guy's cinematic output. So in this episode we put ourselves to the test as we try and rank all 10 of Lynch's feature films.   Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Instagram.

Episode 6: Withnail and Us

We're back with another dissection of a film, only this time we have actually chosen something good and not abject trash.   The cult British comedy Withnail and I is often beloved and cited as one of the best British films out there; although that point causes a bit of debate between our two hosts.    Remember you can find us on Twitter and Instagram by just searching for our podcast name.

Episode 5: Videogame Movies

Videogame movie adaptations have a fairly notorious track record of being awful wastes of time; and we would be inclined to agree with you, in fact this episode mostly smack talks them. However we do give you some recommendations on examples of good video game movies, as well as suggesting our own on top of figuring out why they just don't work at all.

Episode 4: Original Gangster (A Less Than Kind Review)

So we found a terrible, rubbish British crime caper that we decided to give an hour long deconstruction. We don't recomend you watch the movie Original Gangster, but we certainly can't stop you from doing so. Just a word of warning; it will cause physical pain and a hatred for the cockney accent.

Episode 3: Carpenter's Apocalypse Trilogy

Since the dawn of time one question has been asked: Do you read Sutter Cane? Well The Thing is, that aforementioned Prince of Darkness is actually a fictional character from the film In The Mouth of Madness so it is impossible to have read his works. Puns aside, this episode is all about John Carpenter's thematic trilogy known as 'The Apocalypse Trilogy'; which consists of The Thing, Prince of Darkness and In The Mouth of Madness. All linked by the narrative idea of the world ending as we know it via some spooky happenings of supernatural of extra terrestrial origins