This weeks episode is the first of what will be a trilogy dedicated to Arizona on film. To begin, we talk about a film everyone should see, 'White of the Eye', directed by notorious and brilliant freak, Donald Cammell. There isn't anything else like it so we have to talk about it. Additionally, we were joined by the wonderful @aesthetics_ket of Pleasure Helmet. In short, everybody had a great time and we talked about everything there is to talk about and more. Featuring @blauergeist @luso_brendan @rubberwidow & produced by @goldpny

The Ellroy Boys dechurn, rechurn, and start somewhere close to the beginning. That means our brother, @Howlingmutant0 joins @blauer_geist, @luso_brendan and @rubberwidow to talk Blood on the Moon, the first novel in Ellroy's Lloyd Hopkins trilogy and the first Ellroy opus to be adapted for film, as Cop (1988), starring James Woods and directed by James B. Harris. This is the first breakdown of Ellroy's first series, and will further dive deep into the myth of Silverlake homeboy and supercop, Lloyd Hopkins and coming soon, we'll be breaking down Because The Night & Suicide Hill.

THE ELLROY BOYS ride again...this time deep into the dark, tar-pit heart of Los Angeles, as depicted in Ellroy's first two LA Quartet novels: The Black Dahlia & The Big Nowhere. So, go ahead and pour yourself a strong drink and settle in for nearly 3 hours of lo-fi Ellrovian extrapolations!!

The Ellroy Boys (@rubberwidow, @blauer_geist, @luso_brendan)are joined by two very, very special guests, Jack (@lotus__point)and Howling Mutant (@Howlingmutant0)to discuss Sam Peckinpah's melancholic booze-soaked desert noir Bring Me The Head of Alfredo Garcia. Extrapolations cohere and good time is had by all.