Fuds On Film

Join us for our somewhat belated recap of the films September threw at us, namely It: Chapter 2, The Farewell, Mirai, and Alita Battle Angel. We watch them so you don't have to, unless they are good or you otherwise want to see them, gosh, I'm not your dad, chill out.

Due to a series of unfortunate events, we're unable to bring you a fresh new podcast in our usual time slot, so to tide you over please accept this selection of our favourite reviews from the third year of our podcast. Normal service will be resumed shortly. Full show notes at http://fudsonfilm.com/year-three

We take a look at the poison of white nationalism in our latest good ol' fun time podcast, as we review American History X and Skin.

It's been used to start a story since the 1300s, so this podcast is centuries in the making, as we look at some of the many films telling us what happened "Once Upon a Time" in the West, America, China, Mexico, Anatolia, and Hollywood. Cynics have cynically suggested this is a pretty weak theme to join together a bunch of films we fancied watching, to which I reply "yes". But aren't they all? Anyhoo, we gots your action films, your martial arts films, your gangster opera films, your western films and your driving around a desert films to get through, so let's get crackin'.

This time around we turn our attention to Fast and Furious Presents Hobbs and Shaw, The Sun Is Also A Star, and Knife+Heart. Full show notes available at https://www.fudsonfilm.com/intermission-august-2019/

We take a look at Lucas Belvaux's Trilogie films, an ambitious trio with interlinked narratives. Do these tie together in a neat bow, or are they less than the sum of their parts? Listen in and find out! Full show notes at https://www.fudsonfilm.com/trilogie/

We examine the future of days past in our latest episode, as we look at some classic 70s Science Fiction. Strap yourself into our dystopia machine as we look at The Andromeda Strain, THX 1138, Solaris, Fantastic Planet, Soylent Green, The Man Who Fell to Earth, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, and Stalker. Get the full show notes at https://www.fudsonfilm.com/70sSciFi

We take a look at the best that July could throw at us, at least in terms of films, and at least in terms of the subset of those we got to this month. Join us as we dissect Toy Story 4, Yesterday, Lukas, Men In Black: International, and Spider-man: Far From Home. Get the full show notes at https://www.fudsonfilm.com/intermission-july-2019/

Because one dog ain't enough, and two is too low, it's me, Three Dog! How you kids handlin' Post-Apocalyptia today? Or at least, an episode looking at two uniquely British takes on post nuclear war shenanigans, Threads and When the Wind Blows. Get the full show notes at https://www.fudsonfilm.com/threads-when-the-wind-blows/

Welcome, everyone to Krzysztof Kieślowski Club. The first rule of Krzysztof Kieślowski Club is, of course, never spell club with a 'K', as it attracts entirely the wrong sort of clientele, and I'm not talking about Mortal Kombat fans. For me at least, the Polish director was very much part of baby's first attempt at cinephiling, as I approached the world cinema section in Fopp with a student loan burning its way through my back pocket. Those Three Colours DVDs were then lovingly put on a shelf, and I went off and watched Aliens again, or Violent Cop, or all the other nonsense I've subjected myself to. Twenty years and numerous shelves later, those DVDs remain unwatched, but that changes now. Well, technically it doesn't as couldn't be bothered finding the DVDs and just downloaded them, but that aside, we're looking at six of Kieślowski's films to see if he is all that and a bag of potato chips.