Nostalgiahhh - Cult Films, TV and Media

Rob Barker took on the epic challenge of writing blogs and books about Every UK Number One. He talks to Roger Crow about that series of books, and his spin-off project devoted to The Beatles. Original songs: Roger Crow.

A look back at a flawed but fascinating Disney classic. Music: Bucks Fizz; sound clips. Star Trek The Motion Picture (Paramount) Minions (Universal). Original songs by Roger Crow. That Robert Forster podcast. https://maltinonmovies.libsyn.com/robert-forster

Roger Crow chats to the singer, songwriter and actor about his incredible career, and new album, Let’s Rock This Place.I Can’t Stand Losing You c/o Marty Wilde.

Almost 40 years to the day since Clive Barker’s Hellraiser went into production, there’s a look back at the 1987 classic, along with a couple of songs and a snippet of a pending chat with Chatterer himself, Nicholas Vince.Advert c/o New World Pictures. Songs by Roger Crow.

Steven Spielberg and Kane Parsons. Film makers generations apart, but both create incredible worlds, whether given $115 million or $10 million. Roger Crow sat through Disclosure Day and Backrooms in a long overdue cinematic double bill. Here’s his reviews, plus a few self-penned songs.

Writer/director Daniel Bogran has just made his feature debut The Killing Moon, a smart, elegant thriller shot in Colorado. Roger Crow sat down for a chat with him this week, and they discussed the movie itself and the explosion of YouTubers making their feature debut.And as Best Medicine finally made its UK debut, one hardcore fan of the original UK series Doc Martin assesses whether the US version passes muster.Plus, a handful of songs written by your host and interpreted by AI.Echo and the Bunnymen’s The Killing Moon available from all good gramophone shops. Doc Marrtin clip c/o ITVBest Medicine clip c/o Foxand check out Tony and Betsy Greenway’s Bonding with Dad on YouTube.

As a couple of YouTubers revolutionise Hollywood, Roger Crow looks at the phenomenon of BACKROOMS and OBSESSION. He also finally catches up with Bill Murray’s soul-searching 1984 epic THE RAZOR’S EDGE, and assesses episode one of the TV version of CAPE FEAR. Which reminds me. That Spanish actor was in our pub last night causing issues. “Javier Bardem?”Yes, for a week at least. Plus, a couple of original songs each centring on a couple of MCU icons. The Simpsons clip c/o 20th century studios.

With the sad news that Anthony Head has died at the age of 72, a look back at his incredible career. Buffy songs c/o 20th Century Fox/Mutant Enemy Inc. Dr Who clip c/o BBC.

A collection of original songs; lyrics by Roger Crow, music by AI wizardry.And with a spruced up version of 1995 movie Mortal Kombat released at the end of June, a look back in a 31-year-old fantasy epic.