Today your decade under the influence crew watch and review the great and heavy -Man in the glass booth 1975. 

Major Kira Nerys is hunting Cardassian war criminals, and appears to have found a big one pretending to be a file clerk, but is later identified as the butcher of Gallitep.

JK, although the deep space 9 episode Duet is very good, we are doing the 1975 Arthur Hiller film based on the novel then play by Robert Shaw (yes the guy from Jaws).

The film stars Maximilian Schell, Lawrence Pressman (the guy from the Hellstrom Chronicle 1971), Lois Nettleton, and Luther Adler. Screenplay by Edward Anhalt.

If it gets deep, start swimming.

Thanks for listening.

Hello 70’s film films, it’s your friendly decade under the influence crew here, with a new podcast for you. 

In this episode we fall into the sea, and get rescued by blackie who is a champion snake killer and enjoys greens out of a giant turtle shell. Our dad is dead, but our mom is from an episode of Star Trek, and was also miss beehive 1965. We take our plaster of paris bagel and cream cheese paper weight and go rescue the mighty Blackie from the clutches of Mickey Rooney. He’s cool and we have a secret together. Since we are a ten year old boy there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that. 

It all turns out ok, and Mickey just wants to  help me  exploit myself and Blackie for financial gain.

JK everyone. Today we watched and reviewed the 1979 classic The Black Stallion, starring Kelly Reno, Mickey Rooney, Terri Garr, Clarence Muse, and Hoyt Axton (the dad from gremlins).

Directed by Carroll Ballard (Never cry wolf), screenplay by Melissa Mathison (E.T.) and based on the book by Walter Farley. Gee whiz there’s a ton of these books. Thanks for listening.

Hello 70’s film films, it’s your friendly decade under the influence crew here, with a new podcast for you. 

In this episode we fall into the sea, and get rescued by blackie who is a champion snake killer and enjoys greens out of a giant turtle shell. Our dad is dead, but our mom is from an episode of Star Trek, and was also miss beehive 1965. We take our plaster of paris bagel and cream cheese paper weight and go rescue the mighty Blackie from the clutches of Mickey Rooney. He’s cool and we have a secret together. Since we are a ten year old boy there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that. 

It all turns out ok, and Mickey just wants to  help me  exploit myself and Blackie for financial gain.

JK everyone. Today we watched and reviewed the 1979 classic The Black Stallion, starring Kelly Reno, Mickey Rooney, Terri Garr, Clarence Muse, and Hoyt Axton (the dad from gremlins).

Directed by Carroll Ballard (Never cry wolf), screenplay by Melissa Mathison (E.T.) and based on the book by Walter Farley. Gee whiz there’s a ton of these books. Thanks for listening.

Today we watch and review Gene Roddenberry’s 1974 sci fi classic the Questor Tapes. 

Actually this is pretty darn far from today. We recorded this months ago but a cat landed on our equipment or some s**t and cut off our wrap up, though we didn’t notice and kept on gabbing. Actually it was a pesky Android that tried to sabotage our important tapes to help guide humanity. 

We have spent this time reconstructing the data tapes,and it’s just the tail end of our wrap up was lost. We think you’ll enjoy our geek out.

Film stars that guy from Falcon crest, BJ Hunnicutt from mash, and the evil dean from Animal house. Teleplay by Gene Roddenberry and Gene Coon. 

Would you like to know more? Well then by all means join us, won’t you as we dive deep into the mysteries of the questor tapes.

Today we watch and review Gene Roddenberry’s 1974 sci fi classic the Questor Tapes. 

Actually this is pretty darn far from today. We recorded this months ago but a cat landed on our equipment or some s**t and cut off our wrap up, though we didn’t notice and kept on gabbing. Actually it was a pesky Android that tried to sabotage our important tapes to help guide humanity. 

We have spent this time reconstructing the data tapes,and it’s just the tail end of our wrap up was lost. We think you’ll enjoy our geek out.

Film stars that guy from Falcon crest, BJ Hunnicutt from mash, and the evil dean from Animal house. Teleplay by Gene Roddenberry and Gene Coon. 

Would you like to know more? Well then by all means join us, won’t you as we dive deep into the mysteries of the questor tapes.

It’s the 70’s movie review, comin right at you. This week we review The Christine Jorgensen story 1970 - Brother John 1971  Truck Turner 1974 - The river Niger 1976 and Absolution 1978. How about a lil star quality to help spark yer interest. This batch has Chef from South Park, Nichelle Nichols, Richard Burton, Billy Connolly, Darth Vader, Yaphet Kotto, Cicely Tyson, Sidney Portier, Paul Winfield, and Chappy from Iron Eagle 1,2, and 3.

On behalf of all of us at here at the decade under the influence headquarters we’d like to thank you for choosing this fine podcast product.

Movie review time again. Today we review Cicely Tison and Paul Winfield in sounder 1972. Yes the family classic about the dog you barely see. Omg I just got it. People love dogs, but they generally don’t love looking at racism in America as much, soooooo.

Next we take on John Voight in 1974’s Conrack. Directed by Martin Ritt and based off Pat Conroys book, the water is wide, which apparently was also a play my mom once saw.

Onto 1975’s A hiding place.

I remembered reading this in high school, I liked it. This movie however, well you’ll just have to listen and see. Stars Julie Harris, the mighty Eileen Heckard, and many other rad people.

Next we have a listener request for a review of, The devils express 1976 starring Wartooth Tansania, a mystical talisman and martial arts.

Finally today we review 1978’s A hero ain’t nothin but a sandwich, starring Cicely Tison, Paul Winfield, heroin, Larry B Scott, and Helen Martin.

Thanks y’all for listening

On August 22 1972 John

Wojtowicz did walk into Brooklyn’s chase Manhattan bank to rob it and pay for his partners sex reassignment surgery.

It didn’t work out. 

He was later paid 7,500 for his story and one percent of an upcoming films net profits which he did give to Elizabeth Eden for her surgery. 

We are of course talking about Sidney Lumet’s 1975 masterpiece A dog day afternoon. 

Today your decade under the influence crew is assembled to watch the film and discuss it, and all it’s amazing bits including of course ATTICA!!! 

The film stars Al Pacino, Penelope Allen, John Cazale, Carol Kane, Charles Durning,   Bishop from Alien’s -Lance Henriksen, and Matthew Broderick’s dad, James.

Thanks so much for listening.

On August 22 1972 John

Wojtowicz did walk into Brooklyn’s chase Manhattan bank to rob it and pay for his partners sex reassignment surgery.

It didn’t work out. 

He was later paid 7,500 for his story and one percent of an upcoming films net profits which he did give to Elizabeth Eden for her surgery. 

We are of course talking about Sidney Lumet’s 1975 masterpiece A dog day afternoon. 

Today your decade under the influence crew is assembled to watch the film and discuss it, and all it’s amazing bits including of course ATTICA!!! 

The film stars Al Pacino, Penelope Allen, John Cazale, Carol Kane, Charles Durning,   Bishop from Alien’s -Lance Henriksen, and Matthew Broderick’s dad, James.

Thanks so much for listening.

Today your decade under the influence 70’s film re-watch podcast crew take on 1972’s Butterflies are free. Not the Elton song either. Many talented people made this movie, however I’m afraid for me and I’m pretty sure us, all the glory belongs to one woman, Mary Richards Aunt Flo, A.K.A

Eileen Heckart. 

Hippies and Marge Simpson still quote lines from this movie and play, and it’s great, but again Miss Heckard climbs on top of all that and triumphantly claims her Oscar. She plays Mrs. Baker here, and in case you didn’t get my reference before, she played Mary’s Aunt Flo on the Mary Tyler Moore show, and she was fierce AF there too. 

Join us won’t you as we discuss director Milton Katselas and writer Leonard Gershe’s Butterflies are free, and get used that annoying damned song in your head for a bit.

Also stars Goldie Hawn, Edward Albert, and detective Dave Starsky A.K.A. Paul Michael Glaser.

Thanks for listening.