We all remember the musical phenomenon that The Spice Girls were back in the 90’s here at the podcast and we all know what eventually comes of a pop culture sensation at the height of it’s power: The Cash-In Movie. This week we dissect Spice World: The Movie here on SFFCH, a terrible film by … Continue reading "251: Spice World: The Movie [1997] Movie Review"

Time to break out the tin foil hats this week as we take a deep dive into The Philadelphia Experiment, a Sci-Fi movie based on the urban legends surrounding an alleged military incident during World War 2. What sounded like a cheesy B-Movie (seeing as it was directed by the man who brought you Mac … Continue reading "250: The Philadelphia Experiment [1984] Movie Review"

We have looked at Clint Eastwood as Actor/Director in the past in the hilariously bad The Rookie, but we thought we’d give him another chance by looking at his first work as Director in Play Misty For Me, a tense, psychological, stalker thriller where he plays a poetry reading jazz DJ on the receiving end … Continue reading "249: Play Misty For Me Movie Review [1971]"

We are ready for a bit of Mediterranean flavour this week as we tackle another film produced in Italy. Italy is considered as the birthplace of Art cinema, famous for it’s Neo-realism movement, it’s subversive Spaghetti Westerns and, judging by this weeks film, it’s terribly exploitative and misogynistic crime movies. Live Like A Cop, Die … Continue reading "248: Live Like A Cop, Die Like A Man [1976]"

Gus Van Sant has made some decent movies in his time, but one of them from his early work sticks out like a sore thumb, so to speak. Even Cowgirls Get The Blues was a ‘hippy’ novel from the 60’s which became a quirky comedy road movie in the 90’s and whilst it may have … Continue reading "247: Even Cowgirls Get The Blues [1993] Movie Review"

It finally happened. We let Jamie gush about Mad Max directly and not have to skirt around another movie to do so. This dystopian, pre-post apocalyptic, revenge action movie stands a little apart from the other entries in the Mad Max franchise as their is still a semblance of normal society before it descends into … Continue reading "246: Mad Max [1979] Movie Review"

Richard has brought his own nostalgic Don Bluth movie to the table in the past and now it’s Ant’s turn to do the same as he reveals The Secret of NIMH to the Spoiler Filled Crew. Back in the early 80s, Disney were in a bad patch and this is where Don Bluth truly shone … Continue reading "245: The Secret of NIMH [1982] Movie Review"

Oh dear, where to begin with this one!? Russ Meyer was a creator of many sexploitation movies in the 60s and 70s and we here at Spoiler Filled thought it was time to turn our attention on this much maligned genre by taking a look at his final movie, Beneath the Valley of the Ultravixens. … Continue reading "244: Beneath the Valley of the Ultravixens [1979] Movie Review"

We don’t do this very often, but this week we cast our lights onto 1969’s Midnight Cowboy because we got a viewer request! (Thanks to Karl in Penarth, Howdy Partner!) It’s a movie about a Texan hustler seeking work and a better life in New York and his dealings with a streetwise con man. This … Continue reading "243: Midnight Cowboy [1969] Movie Review"

No, not Eddie Murphy in a fat suit. It’s the original version from the Sixties, and the film that launched a million impressions. https://ia801400.us.archive.org/33/items/TheNuttyProf/The%20nutty%20prof.mp3