70 Proof Cinema

Dare you enter the mysterious abandoned backlot on the edge of town? Uncover the mysterious Halloween rituals of the Mormon church, be horrified by the hideous bearded man and his devil bride, marvel at the mystifying rain man, a creature not even capable of doing simple maths. Or perhaps you would dare to take a drink of the gypsy’s wine and get a glimpse of the future? Also, the gang finds a bunch of groovy films in the trunk of some guy’s car, this found footage is all that remains of that ill-fated journey through the classic films of Hammer Studios. Watch List: The Mummy Curse of the werewolf To the devil a daughter Bonus: The vampire lovers.

BBC made a list and we had to check it twice, because it was terrible, in this feature length mini-sode (that's a thing right?) Scott and Ian go through BBC's top 100 American films of all time. You can see the full list here http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20150720-the-100-greatest-american-films Send us your love/hate and let us know what you think. https://www.facebook.com/70proofcinema/ https://twitter.com/70proofcinema

After a not so brief sabbatical the 70proof crew is back with another serving of podcasting gold! Ok we might be over selling it a bit here. This time the gang sits down to discuss three icons of 70's American action films starting off with the Steve McQueen classic crime thriller Bullitt, followed up with Barry Newman in the high speed thrill ride that is Vanishing Point and then wrapping things up with Charles Bronson in Death wish. Three films considered to be the corner stones of their respective genera's that should not be missed. In this episode: Scott, Ian, Trevor. Music by: C-Funk Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Hey folks, we're back with another load of hard hitting commentary on our personal favorite Schwarzenegger flicks of the 80's, join us as we have a good long chat about Commando, Raw Deal and The Running Man and Trevors House of Cards themed erotic fantasy (very NSFW fyi)

Join the guys for an evening of drink and discussion as they dive into the works of Joel and Ethan Cohen. Hilarity ensues when the gang discovers that the ghost of old man Jenkins is really just the comely grounds keeper.