Ludicrously Specific

We take a trip to Fantasy Island with our most obtuse connection yet, lashing together zany beach antics, desert diner life and New York under siege through the cast of "Delphine/The Unkillable". BEACH BLANKET BINGO, ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE, and LITTLE MURDERS ... just another day at work for the Ludicrously Specific crew.

Something happened on the way to the release of our third episode: New Zealand went under lockdown. While we've still got two pre-recorded episodes coming, we thought we'd test out a Skype record, chat about life under quarantine, and share our top three cinematic experiences at the 24 Hour Movie Marathon (that can be discussed in public). Sorry for the marginal audio quality.

Making detainees eat green sludge. Wasting perfectly good liquor in a bar brawl. Racially inflammatory monologues. None of these are the reasons the three films this week got banned in New Zealand in 1973. Join us as we chat HORROR HOSPITAL, KING BOXER, JOE, interrogate censorship law and make bad Dad jokes.

What do a bored Christopher Lee, a miscast Henry Silva and a mugging Kenneth Williams have in common? It's almost too easy: they all feature in the ninth instalment of a franchise film about spying that was partially shot in studios in London. From James Bond to Mr. Moto by way of the CARRY ON series, join us for laughs and pain in our pilot episode of Ludicrously Specific.