Drive-By Cinema

Drive-By Cinema, Saltburn

Bathtime fun with Saltburn. Paul regards eggs done over-easy as a health threat, Rick reveals that there are no anuses in 2-dimensions. The latest Bobby Fingers video is a must-watch.

Drive-By Cinema, Rebel Moon Part One - A Child Of Fire

Paul and Rick watch Rebel Moon part one - A Child Of Fire and also discuss Hong Kong fishing villages and remaking Kurosawa's Seven Samurai. Neither of them could remember the name of Milo Yiannopoulos, thankfully. Paul mentioned 80s Rob Lowe movie Oxford Blues.

Drive-By Cinema, The Fourth Kind

Alien abductions, in both this week's movie The Fourth Kind, and also on SNL. Rick and Paul tackle the ethics of truth and fiction in movie-making and the found-footage genre, hypnosis and repressed memories.
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Drive-By Cinema, Victoria

One-take wonder Victoria astounds Rick and harrows Paul. Discussion of organisation in criminal enterprises and Paul loses his phone and gets it wet in unrelated incidents. A reminder that there is a Drive-By Cinema Spotify playlist. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0UJHbXm32onhruZSsjNTn9?si=81cdd516da714b83

Drive-By Cinema, Psycho Goreman

Gore horror comedy Psycho Goreman delights Rick and Paul, and comparison is made to the precocious talent shown in this O'Keefe Music Foundation cover of Korn's Freak On A Leash.

Drive-By Cinema, Totally Killer

Let's do the time-warp again with Totally Killer. Rick talks about hyperwatches, Paul shops for carriage clocks and explains a meme to Rick.

Drive-By Cinema, Bang Gang

This week we watch Bang Gang (A Modern Love Story).
Rick has two points he wants to make 3 times, for up to 6 good points. He also reveals his manifesto for removing subjectivity in sports. Paul reveals he broke his arm trying to skateboard once. Explore maps of music genre on pages like Music Map. 

Drive-By Cinema, Nandor Fodor And The Talking Mongoose

The movie: Nandor Fodor And The Talking Mongoose.
A Dream of DeathWilliam Butler YeatsI dreamed that one had died in a strange placeNear no accustomed hand;And they had nailed the boards above her face,The peasants of that land,Wondering to lay her in that solitude,And raised above her moundA cross they had made out of two bits of WoodAnd planted Cypress round;And left her to the indifferent stars aboveUntil I carved these Words:She was more beautiful than thy first love,But now lies under boards.

Drive-By Cinema, Triangle

Rick rapidly explains the intricate plot of Triangle while Paul goes "whoa" a lot. The end of pan news. "I only wish I could lucid-dream so I could do light chores."

Drive-By Cinema, Palm Springs

Paul and Rick caught in an endless loop with Palm Springs this week. Also pans  make a reappearance, as well as underwear and sports attire etiquette and The Lonely Planet Guys "Like A Boss"  and instrumental tracks from bands with vocalist like The Breeders "Flipside" and of course Genesis "The Brazilian"