Road To Knowhere

In the first of a new series of special episodes around a guests' favourite director, Andy is joined by journalist, podcast host and creator of the Old Firm Facts twitter account, Adam MIller. Adam's pick for this episode was Rob Reiner, a director perhaps underappreciated these days, but who has a back catalogue of some incredible movies, from big hits to cult classics
The three movies up for discussion this week are the Stephen King adaptation, Misery, the romcom classic When Harry Met Sally, and the extremely influential mockumentary, This Is Spinal Tap.
Adam also recounts some of his favourite moments from cinema, shares anecdotes around filming Scottish Cup Facts for the BBC, and finally puts to bed which team he actually supports
You can find Adam on twitter @Oldfirmfacts1
Road To Knowhere twitter @WhereIsKnowhere

Andy, Neil and Larry take a deep dive into the (truly awful) 1997 Jean-Pierre Jeunet effort, Alien Resurrection. What the hell is that hybrid? Was CGI always that awful in the 90s? And......did Ripley just bang that Alien queen?
Also discussed is what the guys have recently been watching, amongst other things
Twitter: @WhereIsKnowhere

Andy and Larry are joined once again by Rob Simpson of The Geek Show and Director's Uncut to discuss the 90s TV anthology movie, Body Bags. Is it any good, and is John Carpenter always this fun?
The guys also discuss some new releases, including the excellent Barbarian
Andy : @knowhereandy
Larry: @knowherelarry
Rob : @UncutRobcast

Andy and Larry are joined by Rob Simpson, host of the excellent Directors Uncut podcast, to discuss an all timer, An American Werewolf In London from John Landis.
From it's excellent use of practical effects to visceral gore, the guys look at whether or not the movie has become dated, or if it still holds up all these years later.
They also give a couple recommendations and have a brief chat on the recently passed James Caan
Rob's Twitter: @UncutRobcast
R2K: @WhereIsKnowhere

Andy is joined this week by Amber, writer for Ghouls magazine and host of the Horn Blood Fire podcast, to discuss the master of body horror, David Cronenberg.
Looking at 3 of his best and well known movies : The Fly, Videodrome and Crash, Amber and Andy discuss the timeless quality of Cronenberg, his standing in the list of horror greats, and his influence still being felt today
Amber also discusses some of her earliest movie memories, while there is also an in depth chat about, of course, american candy
Amber on twitter: @hornbloodfire
R2K : @WhereIsKnowhere