Episode #64: Hardcore Weapons

We are back again with another jammed pack episode of Gentlemenly goodness!!!!
This week we cover LEGENDARY WEAPONS OF CHINA (1982) with Gordon Liu and HARDCORE (1979) by director Paul Schrader and starring one George C. Scott!!
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Episode #63: Tommy Tricker On Chamelon Street

We are back with episode #63 of the GGtMC and with it we have another listener content episode!!!
This week we have two selections from Gregory_Joseph and those two films are as follows. We have CHAMELEON STREET (1989) and TOMMY TRICKER AND THE STAMP TRAVELLER (1988). Two very different and unique films and plenty for the Gents' to discuss...
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Episode #62: Remo Dynamite

Welcome to episode #62, in this episode we cover LADY DYNAMITE (1973) and REMO WILLIAMS (1985)
A spirited discussion and a ton of feedback make this a jam-packed episode of delights....enjoy!!!

Episode #61: Play Thirsty For Me

The GGtMC is back and bringing you more entertainment and film reviews for free!!!
This week we cover Park Chan-wook's THIRST (2009) and Clint Eastwood's directorial review PLAY MISTY FOR ME (1971).
We hope you enjoy the show!!! It's a massive show that only the GGtMC can bring you every week!!

Episode #60: Dolph And Mario

Episode #60 is upon us and it brings gifts of more genre film coverage, this week we cover COMMAND PERFORMANCE (2009) starring and directed by Dolph Lundgren and DEADLOCK (1970) starring Mario Adorf.
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Episode #59: Far Cries Of The Boll

So this week, Large William had internet connection issues and we had to go to very good friend of the show, Miles from ShowShow, to sit in for a review.
Miles and Sammy review FAR CRY (2008) by director Uwe Boll. It was a spirited conversation and I want to personally thank him for stepping in for Large William.
Large William and I did manage to tackle feedback however....ENJOY!!!

Episode #58: Ninja Friday

In episode #58, the Gent's cover THE ULTIMATE NINJA (1986) from director Godfrey Ho and FRIDAY FOSTER (1975) with Pam Grier....
 
Ninja's and a Goddess....what more could you want? Oh yeah and we have some great feedback and go over other things we have been watching.

Episode #57: Rage Induced Cruising

Episode #57 is here and it brings with it coverage of CRUISING (1980) form director William Friedkin and THE RAGE (1997) with Lorenzo Lamas and Gary Busey....

Episode #56: Ragin' Hammerhead

In episode #56, the Gents cover RAGIN' CAJUN (1991) with David Heavener and HAMMERHEAD (1987) with Daniel Greene.....machismo on display on the Gents' Guide this week.....
This episode even made the Gents laugh a fair bit...

Episode #55: Midnight Gummo

Episode #55 is ready for consumption, another week for listener content and this content was picked by Dylan from Paracinema magazine.
Dylan picked MIDNIGHT COWBOY (1969) directed by John Schlesinger and GUMMO (1997) from director Harmony Korine.

Episode #54: Vegazz Zombiez

Well, we lost a bet....again.
This time Bill from Outside the Cinema has won and with his win he brought the thunder with his picks. Bill has chosen VEGAS VAMPIRES (2004) directed by Fred Williamson!!! and ZOMBIEZ (2005) directed by Who Cares?
The Gents' gave the films their best...ugh.

Episode #53: Who Can Kill A Maniac?

In Episode #53, the Gents cover INVISIBLE MANIAC (1990) from director Adam Rifkin and WHO CAN KILL A CHILD? (1976) from director Narciso Ibanez Serrador.

As always....
George Eastman is watching!!!!

Episode #52: Surviving Payday

In episode #52, we cover PAYDAY (1973) starring the incomparable Rip Torn and the instructional video SURVIVING EDGED WEAPONS (1988?)
We also brought along a dear friend of the show, Rupert Pupkin from the west coast. We had a blast talking movies and just chit chatting....hope you enjoy gang!!!!

Episode #51: Anti-Slams

What a doozy of an episode for you guys this week, Jim Brown and Lars von Trier....a match made in....ummmm....I dont know where actually.
This week the Gents cover THE SLAMS (1973) with Jim Brown and Lars von Trier's latest ANTICHRIST (2009)....good times....maybe?

Episode #50: The Mad Max Trilogy

Episode #50 is upon us and we bring with us gifts of coverage, coverage that involves the Mad Max Trilogy!!!!
We hope everyone enjoys. Also on a side note, we realized we forgot to mention we have been doing the show for a year now....seems crazy when I think of how fast this year has gone by, but it has been great getting to know so many of you over the past year.
Hopefully we can only get better....

Episode #49: The Road Will Deliver Us To The Void

Here is the wrap up of what we saw at the Toronto International Film Festival, we decided to put all three films into the same show because these three films were our favorites of the festival.
DELIVER US FROM EVIL from director Ole Bornedal
THE ROAD from director John Hillcoat
ENTER THE VOID from director Gaspar Noe

GGtMC at TIFF #7: Mother

In the final of our single TIFF coverage episodes, we go over MOTHER from director Bong Joon-Ho...stay tuned next week for our TIFF wrap-up coverage with a special trilogy show of sorts.

GGtMC at TIFF #6: The Ape

In this episode of coverage from the Toronto International Film Festival, we go over THE APE by director Jesper Ganslandt.

Bonus #4: Interview with Enzo G. Castellari

In a special bonus episode, we supplied the questions for Stefan from popsyndicate.com for an interview with Enzo G. Castellari. This is a brief and informative interview and I want to thank Stefan again for doing this for us.

GGtMC at TIFF #5: Valhalla Rising

The Gentlemen go over Nicolas Winding Refn's VALHALLA RISING, another film we caught at Toronto International Film Festival.