It Was Murder Podcast

We followed John Cazale to 1975's Dog Day Afternoon for our Chain Reaction: Open Season finale!

We all picked The Conversation!!! It's a cause for slow, tense, methodical celebration!

We followed Candy Clark to 1973's surprise hit "American Graffiti"! Is GL's only non-sci-fi movie a study of nostalgia, or is it still a sci-fi movie? Find out, maybe, in the episode.

We followed editor Graeme Clifford to 1976's The Man Who Fell to Earth. David Bowie is painfully thin, Rip Torn is incredibly naked, and Buck Henry does a weird spit bubble thing that none of us can explain. Can you?

We followed Giorgio Trestini to the amazing 1974 thriller Don't Look Now! Erasing psychics??? Us??!! Never!

We followed "zombies" to 1974's Let Sleeping Corpses Lie/The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue/Don't Open the Window/choose your own title.

We followed Dick Rude (yes, really) to 1984's Night of the Comet. It's a perfect movie. (the thoughts expressed in this podcast description are not shared by Ellen Ito)

We followed Sy Richardson to the 1984 cult classic Repo Man! Joe has an insight into the film that blows Erik's mind while Ellen drops Johnny Marr's original band name on us.

We followed "disco" to 1979's Nocturna. I never thought I'd use disco to kill.

We followed director John Badham to the 1977 phenomenon Saturday Night Fever. Blood, sweat, and tears.