bmovienews' Podcast

The monday night war continues and it looks like Tna has taken itself out with friendly fire. This week Hogan coined the painful phases Abyss-a-manics and Abyss-ites. On brighter news Wrestlmania couldn't be more exciting. Bret Hart vs. Vince Mcmahon and Shaun Michael vs. The Undertaker. Will Vince screw Bret over again? Will Shaun Michael end the Undertakers unbroken run. I predict 17 - 1!

Leslie Morris and Johnny Platinum

Hey Guys,
It's been a massive week. Wrestlemania is around the corner. The Royal Rumble 2010 is about to come out on dvd. TNA is still fighting in this so called "war" for Monday nights. This episode talk about the abysmal Abyss and we see what many of our favorite wrestlers got up to post wrestling.

Enjoy!

Hey Guys,
This week TNA goes live against WWE RAW. Hogan fight Flair AGAIN. And we chat about drug use in wrestling! Enjoy!

Emma Westwood is the author of a super-duper-fun book called Monster Movies. She chats about all the monsters she has loved over the years. She discusses The Thing, The Host, Killer Shews and everything in-between. She even attempts my incredibly silly monster trivia. Enjoy

Don E. Fauntleroy is an acclaimed cinematographer who has worked with some of the greatest director for all time. He is a member of the exclusive American Society of Cinematographers . He has also directed several sci-fi original and my favorite Steven Seagal film of all time!

When it comes to Australian genera films there are only two names Brian Trenchard Smith and Anthony I. Ginnane. While Brian Trenchard Smith was Australia's answer to Michael Bay, Antony Giannane was our Roger Corman. It may sounds strange but during the 70's and 80's Australian "mainstream" film where art movie and out fringe/underground cinema was genre movies. Bloody fantastic ones at that. Ginnane is one of Australian most prolific producers. He is currently the President of the Screen Producers Association of Australian and was gracious enough to give me 20 minutes of his time.

When it comes to Australian genera movies they're is not one name, but three: BRIAN TRENCHARD SMITH! If you don't know who he is, he is like an Australian Michael Bay. Well, that's only if you take Bay's sense of humor and turn it into Smith's budget, and Bay's budget and turn it into Smith sense of humor. Thankfully they do have the same tenacious love of blowing stuff up! Brian Trenchard Smith is one of my favorite filmmakers, his stuff is smart, witty and fun. He is also one heck of a nice guy.

I must apologies in advance. I haven't done a lot of interviews, let a lot within someone I respect so much. When I was doing it I was literately shacking and sweating on the other side of the phone. Thankfully Brian more than makes up for it. In part One will look at his early life and influences. We go into details of his tv work such as FOR VALOR, THE STUNT MEN, DEATH CHEATERS, THE WORLD OF KUNG FU, KUNG FU KILLERS and THE LOVE EPIDEMIC. I will post part 2 in a few weeks.