We get artsy and esoteric with Bertrand Mandico's The Wild Boys (2017). J-Diesel and Spencer are joined by the Amanda (https://twitter.com/WMassLiberty) and Patrick (https://twitter.com/uptownsongclub). Watch The Wild Boys on Shudder and other places.

Jailhouse 701: Japanese Cult Cinema - https://jailhouse701.blogspot.com/

Red, Black, and Green: A Celebration of African History - https://rbgafricanhistory.blogspot.com/

Patrick has a show - Uptown Song Club

Theme Music - James Fell

Logo by Andrew Bargeron - https://linktr.ee/gimetzco

J Dawg is on assignment, so Mike White (https://www.projectionboothpodcast.com/) from the Projection Booth Podcast and John Arminio (https://twitter.com/QuasarSniffer). The boys discuss the 1986 classic, MATADOR! Baby Banderas, Surprise Carmen Maura, Toxic Masculinity, and more. 

Jailhouse 701: Japanese Cult Cinema - https://jailhouse701.blogspot.com/

Red, Black, and Green: A Celebration of African History - https://rbgafricanhistory.blogspot.com/

Theme Music - James Fell

Logo - Andrew Bargeron - https://linktr.ee/gimetzco

Jean-Pierre Melville made some cool cinema and Le Cercle Rouge is pretty darn cool. Justin S Harrison (https://twitter.com/JSeanHarrison) and Erin Gambril ( @egambril on IG) joined the boyz to talk about cigarettes and French stuff.

Grumpire Piece referenced in episode - https://www.grumpire.com/may-27-1970-godfrey-cambridge-drops-a-new-black-hollywood-legacy/

Theme Music - James Fell

Logo - Andrew Bargeron https://linktr.ee/gimetzco

Jailhouse 701: Japanese Cult Cinema - https://jailhouse701.blogspot.com/

Red, Black, and Green: A Celebration of African History - https://rbgafricanhistory.blogspot.com/

GRUMPIRE - https://www.grumpire.com/

It took too long to finally get to some classy Dolly-wood cinema. Elbee (Elbee) returns to discuss the final Colin Higgins/Dolly Parton collaboration, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. 

Grumpire - https://www.grumpire.com/

Logo - Andrew Bargeron - https://linktr.ee/gimetzco

Jailhouse 701: Japanese Cult Cinema - https://jailhouse701.blogspot.com/

Red, Black, and Green: A Celebration of African History - https://rbgafricanhistory.blogspot.com/

Theme music - James Fell

Happy Holidays! We decided to meet in St. Louis for the World's Fair with Jake (https://twitter.com/spadearcherjake) and Nolan (https://twitter.com/ChuckMaddenJrJr) (https://twitter.com/cinemaparlor). We talk about a lot of stuff from Nightmare on Elm Street 2 to Halloween to the American Midwest to Spencer Williams. 

J Dawg - https://twitter.com/jdtmovies

Songs featured - The Boy Next Door, The Trolley Song, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas

Red, Black, and Green: A Celebration of African History - https://rbgafricanhistory.blogspot.com/

Jailhouse 701: Japanese Cult Cinema - https://jailhouse701.blogspot.com/

Logo - https://linktr.ee/gimetzco Andrew Bargeron

Theme - James Fell

Lexi (X or Twitter) returns for the Almodovar classic that pushed him into the international spotlight, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown! Is it as good what followed it or preceded it? Listen and find out.

Schooled By Cinema - https://twitter.com/schooledbcinema

Logo - Andrew Bargeron - https://linktr.ee/gimetzco

Grumpire - https://www.grumpire.com/

J Dawg - https://twitter.com/jdtmovies

Theme - James Fell

Jailhouse 701: Japanese Cult Cinema - https://jailhouse701.blogspot.com/

Red, Black, and Green: A Celebration of African History - https://rbgafricanhistory.blogspot.com/

Katharine Coldiron returns to celebrate the iconic Bette Davis (cue the song). We cover Whatever Happened to Baby Jane (1962) and Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte (1964). 

Katharine's Twitter or X - https://twitter.com/ferrifrigida

http://kcoldiron.com/

Get her newest book here - http://kcoldiron.com/books-chapbooks/

Bette Davis Eyes by Kim Carnes

Logo by Andrew Bargeron - https://linktr.ee/gimetzco

Grumpire - https://www.grumpire.com/

Jailhouse 701: Japanese Cult Cinema - https://jailhouse701.blogspot.com/

Red, Black, and Green: A Celebration of African History - https://rbgafricanhistory.blogspot.com/

Theme Music by James Fell

Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives (2010) by Apichatpong Weerasethakul is an extraordinary film. No Joel this episode so Marcus Pinn (X or Twitter) and Conrado (X or Twitter) join Spencer to discuss this.

Pinnland Empire - http://www.pinnlandempire.com/

Jailhouse 701: Japanese Cult Cinema - https://jailhouse701.blogspot.com/

Red, Black, and Green: A Celebration of African History - https://rbgafricanhistory.blogspot.com/

The Criterion Project - https://twitter.com/criterionpod

Logo - https://linktr.ee/gimetzco 

Patrick from Uptown Song Club (X or Twitter) and Alexandria (X or Twitter) join the boyz for the Precode Musical, FOOTLIGHT PARADE! 

Jailhouse 701: Japanese Cult Cinema - Click Here

Red, Black, and Green: A Celebration of African History - Click Here

Logo - Andrew Bargeron https://linktr.ee/gimetzco

Theme - James Fell

The boyz are back and they talk about the legendary Meiko Kaji! She might be Spencer's favorite action star. They talk the goofy yakuza actioner, BLIND WOMAN'S CURSE!

Suicide Lifelines International List - Click Here

Logo - Andrew Bargeron https://linktr.ee/gimetzco

Jailhouse 701: Japanese Cult Cinema - https://jailhouse701.blogspot.com/

Red, Black, and Green: A Celebration of African History - https://rbgafricanhistory.blogspot.com/

Theme Music - James Fell