This very special episode of THE SIXTH DIMENSION, I have an enthusiastic chat with filmmaker/auteur NATHAN HILL about the recent Tom Cruise action/horror vehicle THE MUMMY (2017).

In the double feature, we wrap up our manifesto on Roman Polanski. Next episode, we'll be talking about the schlocky 80's lost VHS classic NIGHTWISH (1988)

Continuing our POLANSKI SEASON, we analyse one of the best films EVER MADE - let alone THE BEST Shakespeare adaptations. THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH (1971). Will and I talk about our relationship with Shakespeare and this version of the Scottish Play is actually a HORROR FILM - along the lines of ROSEMARY'S BABY and REPULSION -

and not some turgid melodrama farted out by your English Lit Teacher.

Pirates (1986) is Roman Polanski's first kids film. . . and you can tell. It borders on being inappropriate but, you know what, it was one hell of a fun film. Hear, we talk about Pirates (1986)by Polanski.

Nobody does it to you like POLANSKI - purrs the creepy voice-over on the trailer to Roman Polanski's THE TENANT (1976). This week Will and I talk about Multiple-Personalities, the French Panic Movement and Roman Polanski's creepiest film. Hold onto your dress!

This episode we blur the lines between cinema and audience, podcast and listener. Is INSERTS (1975) pornography? Is it art? What is a 'cum-shot'? What is. . . AN INSERT!?

John Lydon vs. Harvey Keitel in an acting showdown. Watch these titans of sound and screen battle it out in front of your very frame. This strange Italian/American/English Co-production about a corrupt cop who is targeted by a serial killer hunting cops: a COPKILLER. Could it be Leo Smith (John Lydon of THE SEX PISTOLS and PUBLIC IMAGE LIMITED)? Will and I get to the bottom of the mystery before your very ears.

This episode we go into the greatness of Director SAMUEL FULLER, his career, his triumphs and his greatest effort: the racial drama meets nature-runs-amok suspenser WHITE DOG (1982)

Here are some extra chunks for the main interview with Amanda Reyes - author and editor of 'Are You in the House Alone? A TV Movie Compendium: 1964-1999' and webmaster of Made for TV Mayhem (a comprehensive website cataloguing data and reviews from the greatest Made-for-TV movies).

In this episode, Will and I watched The Shining (1980) - but not the way you traditionally watch it. We watched the film Front to back and Back to Front. . . at the same time! We took inspiration from the wonderful visual essay ROOM 237 by Rodney Ascher by making our own installation piece from the instructions set from a particularly interesting chap. He managed to superimpose the film in reverse and it played through in real time. We copied that process and, in this episode, we review what we saw. ENJOY!