<div>In this microcast, I talk about one of the definitive cult films of the 1980s, Alex Cox's debut feature, <em>Repo Man</em> (1984). As well as being a filmmaker, Cox was also presenter of the BBC series <em>Moviedrome</em>, which has an important place in the perception of cult cinema.</div>

In this microcast, I talk about one of the definitive cult films of the 1980s, Alex Cox's debut feature, Repo Man (1984). As well as being a filmmaker, Cox was also presenter of the BBC series Moviedrome, which has an important place in the perception of cult cinema.

In this microcast, I talk about one of the definitive cult films of the 1980s, Alex Cox's debut feature, <em>Repo Man</em> (1984). As well as being a filmmaker, Cox was also presenter of the BBC series <em>Moviedrome</em>, which has an important place in the perception of cult cinema.

21: Newton Talks Cult Film Microcast #7 Repo Man

In this podcast, James Newton discusses topics (mostly) related to cinema, television, and culture. His guests include filmmakers, artists, historians, and writers, and the podcast takes the form of unscripted discussions.

The Cult Film Microcast series consists of very short discussions on a number of famous and sometimes obscure cult movies.

James Newton is an academic and filmmaker. He is author of The Mad Max Effect (Bloomsbury, 2021) and The Anarchist Cinema (Intellect, 2019). As James Edward Newton, he is director of Black Lizard Tales (2020) and KATERNICA (2023).

YouTube: @JamesNewtonCinema

**All opinions expressed in this podcast are the opinions of James Newton and guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the University of Kent.

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In this podcast, James Newton discusses topics (mostly) related to cinema, television, and culture. His guests include filmmakers, artists, historians, and writers, and the podcast takes the form of unscripted discussions. The Cult Film Microcast series consists of very short discussions on a number of famous and sometimes obscure cult movies. James Newton is an academic and filmmaker. He is author of The Mad Max Effect (Bloomsbury, 2021) and The Anarchist Cinema (Intellect, 2019). As James Edward Newton, he is director of Black Lizard Tales (2020) and KATERNICA (2023). YouTube: @JamesNewtonCinema **All opinions expressed in this podcast are the opinions of James Newton and guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the University of Kent.

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21: Newton Talks Cult Film Microcast #7 Repo Man