I Love Old Movies

All horror month October continues with Sam and Derek taking a look at the first werewolf feature film, predating The Wolf Man by 6 years! Imagine a time when movie goers had little to no idea what a werewolf WAS let alone what all it's rules and lore were. That's the world that Werewolf of London was released into, and while this film wasn't the hit that Universal wanted, it did blaze a trail, setting the standards for this cinematic creature type that are still followed today! Definitely check this one out!

It's our big tenth episode spectacular! This time around, Derek and Sam talk to some very special guests about what actors they would place on a mount Rushmore of Horror Movie Actors. Some really incredible discussion and opinions are shared, and this is a one of a kind episode! Join us as the ILOM crew discuss this topic with ILOM researcher Nikki Weatherdon, Collider.com's Adam Martignetti, film reviewer Addison Wylie, and movie podcaster Mallory Jacobson. All this and a guest cold open by podcaster Bill Van Veghel! This is one episode not to miss!

Read Addison Wylie's reviews at http://wyliewrites.com

Listen to Mallory Jacobson at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/movie-lovers/id1553647582

Check out Bill Van Veghel at https://phantomgalaxy.podbean.com/

How about some Adam Martignetti? http://www.adammartignetti.com/about

Thanks to all of our guests for making this episode happen!

Looking for an interesting film to discuss, Sam and Derek might have accidently chosen one of the most influential of all time! What the didn't expect, when delving into this peerless classic, was the disgust with the writers at the final production of their script and of the heavy duty Nazi affiliation of it's star! Check this one out for sure, if for no other reason than to hear hapless pronunciations of German film titles, and Sam get tricked in to saying the word "somnambulist" over and over and over.

This week, Derek and Sam take a look at one of the indisputably best films of all time, the magnificent classic Sunset Boulevard. Starring William Holden and Gloria Swanson, this Billy Wilder directed masterpiece has been the subject of praise and analysis for decades! Definitely check out this ep, and then definitely watch the film! Plus, we've got more information on our upcoming 10th episode and a chance for listeners to get more involved with our show!

Note: Addison Wylie's film review website can be found at wyliewrites.com

Hey hepcats! It's time to take a look at film that combines Derek and Sam's two favourite things...old movies, and old rock & roll. Join us for this teensploitation extravaganza!

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It's time to take a look at an Old Hollywood comedy, and if you are Sam and Derek, that means The Marx Brothers! And why not connect it back to Rope of Sand and it's attempt to recreate Casablanca with the Brothers' own attempt to do the same? We are all about the meta here at ILOM, so be sure to check this one out!

Everyone loves a good western! The problem is, Derek and Sam can't agree on whether this is a good one or not! Take a listen as the ILOM team takes a look at this biopic of one of the most notorious gunfighters of the wild west...John Wesley Hardin!

The second of our two-part look at the final two Frankenstein solo films of the the classic Universal era. Join Derek and Sam as they get into Lon Chaney Jr., and try to make sense of the patchwork logic of this film's script!

Join Derek and Sam for the first of a special 2-part episode, where we look at the lesser lights of the original Frankenstein series of films. This episode looks at Son of Frankenstein and our next one at The Ghost of Frankenstein. If you like Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi the same way we do...and that means in the same film....then this is the one for you!

Derek and Sam for a second episode. This time we get our Film Noir on, with a film considered to be the finest of Lizabeth Scott's career! What's that? You're not hip to the work of Lizabeth Scott? No worries, we got you covered! Check it out and enjoy!