Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor’s complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order.

Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics.

Today’s guest is the 20th Century Geek, Scott Weatherly.

Today’s film is Howard Franklin’s Larger than Life from 1996.

We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..?

Guest star Scott can be heard hosting episodes of his show 20th Century Geek and Stories Out of Time and Space on a weekly basis wherever you get your podcasts. He has previously featured on this show during S1 to discuss The Stath in War, Blitz, Safe and Wrath of Man. You can contact him on Instagram and Threads @20thcenturygeek and check out links to all his audio and written work at https://www.20thcenturygeek.com/.

Presenter JAC can be followed and contacted through X, Threads or Instagram (@IamJACsMusings). His film musings can be found on letterboxd and his book musings can be found on goodreads.

The show can be contacted directly through X, Threads or Instagram (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography in any and all interactions.

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Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure

Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor’s complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order.

Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics.

Today’s guests are the hosts of This American Wife Podcast, Tim and Amber.

Today’s film is Joel Schumacher’s A Time to Kill from 1996.

We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..?

Guest stars Amber and Tim can be heard hosting their own transatlantic takes on film on This American Wife podcast. You can find their show on Spotify (plus all the other usual places) and they can be found on X @americanwifepod and Instagram @this.american.wife. They will return to discuss the start of McConaughey’s rom-com run in The Wedding Planner.

Presenter JAC can be followed and contacted through X,

The show can be contacted directly through X, Threads or Instagram (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography in any and all interactions.

Don’t forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice.

The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Font designed on textstudio.com font generator.

Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo’ self too.

Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor’s complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order.

Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics.

Today’s guest is el gringo grande Max Byrne.

Today’s film is Brian Cox’s Scorpion Spring from 1995.

We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..?

Guest star Max can be heard can be heard talking tracks on the Mandatory Music & CD podcast, as well as his previous hosting duties on past episodes of the X-cellent Mandatory Marvel & DC, via the Comics in Motion network. He has previously featured on this show to discuss Ghosts of Mars and every Expendables. You can contact him on X @MaxyByrne. He will return for Frailty.

Presenter JAC can be followed and contacted through X, Threads or Instagram (@IamJACsMusings). His film musings can be found on letterboxd and his book musings can be found on goodreads.

The show can be contacted directly through X, Threads or Instagram (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography in any and all interactions.

Don’t forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice.

The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Font designed on textstudio.com font generator.

Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo’ self too.

Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor’s complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order.

Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics.

Today’s guest is the genuinely glorious Mike Burton.

Today’s film is Rich Wilkes’ Glory Daze from 1995.

We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..?

Guest star Mike can be heard hosting episodes of his show Genuine Chit-Chat (https://genuinechitchat.wordpress.com/) on a weekly basis and Star Wars: Comics in Canon via the Comics in Motion network feed (https://podfollow.com/comicsinmotion). He previously featured on this show during The Stath-focused S1 to discuss Collateral, Gnomeo and Juliet and The Megs. He will return for Interstellar.

Presenter JAC can be followed and contacted through X, Threads or Instagram (@IamJACsMusings). His film musings can be found on letterboxd and his book musings can be found on goodreads.

The show can be contacted directly through X, Threads or Instagram (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography in any and all interactions.

Don’t forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice.

The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Font designed on textstudio.com font generator.

Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo’ self too.

Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor’s complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order.

Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics.

Today’s guest is the Femme On fantastique, Ria Carrogan.

Today’s film is Herbert Ross’ Boys on the Side from 1995.

We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..

Guest star Ria can be found on Instagram @riacarrogan. Follow the Femme On collective on Instagram @femmeoncollective and visit their website femmeon.show. She has previously featured on this show during The Stath-focused S1 to discuss Revolver, Cellular and Spy. She will return to discuss How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days.

Presenter JAC can be followed and contacted through X (@IamJACsMusings) where he is most active. His film musings can be found on letterboxd and his book musings can be found on goodreads.

The show can be contacted directly through X or Instagram (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography in any and all interactions.

Don’t forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice.

The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Font designed on textstudio.com font generator.

Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo’ self too.

Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor’s complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order.

Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics.

Today’s guest is the self-proclaimed sultan of shit, Spider-Dan.

Today’s film is Kim Henkel’s Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation from 1994.

We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..?

Guest star Spider-Dan can be contacted via his website www.spiderdanandthesecretbores.com where you can also find all the links to his amazing content and spectacular social media. He has previously featured on this show during The Stath-focused S1 to discuss Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, The Transporter trilogy, In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale, Wild Card and Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw.  He will return soon to discuss Matthew McConaughey appearance as Buddy Deeds in John Sayles’ Lone Star.

Presenter JAC can be followed and contacted through X (@IamJACsMusings) where he is most active. His film musings can be found on letterboxd and his book musings can be found on goodreads.

The show can be contacted directly through X or Instagram (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography in any and all interactions.

Don’t forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice.

The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Font designed on textstudio.com font generator.

Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo’ self too.

Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor’s complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order.

Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics.

Today’s guest is MVP Maff, a true angel in the podcast sphere.

Today’s film is William Dear’s Angels in the Outfield from 1994.

We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..?

Guest star Maff is a co-host of Rebels Reviewed and Rewatching The Clone Wars on the Comics in Motion network. He can be contacted on X @MaffUK78. He has previously appeared on this show to discuss The Stath in 13 and Hummingbird. He will return…

Presenter JAC can be followed and contacted through X (@IamJACsMusings) where he is most active. His film musings can be found on letterboxd and his book musings can be found on goodreads.

The show can be contacted directly through X or Instagram (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography in any and all interactions.

Don’t forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice.

The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Font designed on textstudio.com font generator.

Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo’ self too.

Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor’s complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order.

Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics.

Today’s guest is the undead Dave Horrocks, risen from the grave of VHS Strikes Back Patreon picks.

Today’s film is Bob Balaban’s My Boyfriend’s Back from 1993.

We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..?

Guest star Dave is of the hardest working figures in the world of podcasting. He is not only the Godfather of the Comics in Motion Network (https://podfollow.com/comicsinmotion) but one of the hosts of The VHS Strikes Back (https://podfollow.com/vhsstrikesback/view) and Chris and Dave’s Reality Cast (https://podfollow.com/cdrealitycast/view). He can be found on @seattledojos. Dave has previously featured on the show to discuss Turn It Up, Furious 7 and Fast X. He will return…

Presenter JAC can be followed and contacted through X (@IamJACsMusings) where he is most active. His film musings can be found on letterboxd and his book musings can be found on goodreads.

The show can be contacted directly through X or Instagram (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography in any and all interactions.

Don’t forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice.

The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Font designed on textstudio.com font generator.

Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo’ self too.

Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor’s complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order.

Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics.

Today’s guest is the L-I-V-I-N legend Tony Farina, a voice that regular listeners, will find very familiar.

Today’s film is Richard Linklater’s Dazed and Confused from 1993.

We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..?

Guest star Tony can be contacted via his website http://www.arfarina.com/ and you can listen to his show Indie Comic Spotlight via the Comics in Motion podcast network. He’s also the author of the Austen Chronicles, a modern-day, YA re-imagining of the Jane Austen novels published by 4 Horsemen Publications, available to buy NOW. He has previously featured on this show to discuss The Stath in Snatch, The Italian Job, London, Death Race and Parker. He will return for Reign of Fire.

Presenter JAC can be followed and contacted through X (@IamJACsMusings) where he is most active. His film musings can be found on letterboxd and his book musings can be found on goodreads.

The show can be contacted directly through X or Instagram (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography in any and all interactions.

Don’t forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice.

The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Font designed on textstudio.com font generator.

Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo’ self too.

Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.