Tag: Fritz Weaver

• Extreme Cinema! “Is It Safe?”

  Would ya do me a kindness? Don’t slam the fuckin’ door! So, we usually talk about movie directors on the fringe with their respective peers. The first episode we recorded was about the deceased David A. Prior, low-to-no budget filmmaker, Deadly Prey and The Deadliest Prey. Fred Olen Ray, Mark Goldblatt, Rowdy Herrington. Tonight, we’re…

  lawlerd

  March 20, 2017

  Podcast

  1976, 1985, 1987, 1996, action, action movies, Adventures in the Screen Trade, Andrew La Ganke, Billy Jack, books, David Lawler, Dustin Hoffman, Ed Harris, exploitation, Extreme Cinema, Eye for an Eye, Fritz Weaver, fun, John Schlesinger, Laurence Olivier, Marathon Man, Martin Sheen, Roy Scheider, Sally Field, Sean Penn, suspense, The Believers, The Falcon and the Snowman, thriller, Timothy Hutton, William Devane, William Goldman

• “‘M’ for Mankind”

  This is rare that we have two stone-cold classics in “The Obsolete Man” starring our old friend, Burgess Meredith, the second season finale of Twilight Zone, and then we wrap it up tonight with “Two”, the third season premiere of Twilight Zone starring Charles Bronson and Elizabeth Montgomery. I couldn’t finish this season with only…

  lawlerd

  December 29, 2016

  Podcast

  1961, Blissville, Burgess Meredith, Cayuga Productions, CBS Television Network, CBS Video Library, Charles Bronson, David Lawler, Elizabeth Montgomery, Fantasy, Fritz Weaver, magical realism, Misadventures In BlissVille, Montgomery Pittman, Podcast, Rod Serling, science fiction, supernatural fantasy, Supernatural stories, The Obsolete Man, The Twilight Zone, Twilight Zone, Two

• “The Eve Of The End”

  Written by David Lawler Additional Commentary by Bronwyn Knox Original Music by Alex Saltz, APS Mastering Introduction Music: “Seen But Not Seen” (David Byrne, Brian Eno, Chris Frantz, Jerry Harrison, Tina Weymouth) by Talking Heads (from the 1980 album “Remain In Light”). Audio Clips: The Late Show With Stephen Colbert “The Twilight Zone: Just The…

  lawlerd

  February 25, 2016

  Podcast

  1959, 1960, Beverly Garland, Blissville, Bronwyn Knox, Cayuga Productions, CBS Television Network, CBS Video Library, David Lawler, Edward Andrews, Fantasy, Fritz Weaver, Harry Townes, magical realism, Misadventures In BlissVille, Podcast, Rod Serling, science fiction, Stanley Kubrick, supernatural fantasy, Supernatural stories, Talking Heads, The Four Of Us Are Dying, The Twilight Zone, Third From The Sun, Twilight Zone