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Snowblood is excellent, as are most things with Meiko Kaji in. Her albums are alright too.

I went to the Godzilla exhibiton in Nagoya last year. Absolutely fell in love with the GOJIRA 1985 poster they had, so bought some bits and pieces with it on (oddly, the gift shop was in the middle of the exhibition) then a bit later they had the original oil painting which was about 8'X6' on the wall. I freaked the absolute fuck out!

Got home that night, found that there was a copy online, so promptly announced I was disappearing with some cans. Godzilla destroying 1985 Neo Tokyo!

Who Dares Wins

The Shaw Bros film I really wanna see is Shatter. Mainly because I'm a long time Hammer completist and also because it looks fantastic.

I once watched a driver having a video call with his girlfriend, all along the Wapping high road.

I assume it was his girlfriend as she was taking off all her clothes and dancing for him....

Fapping High Road?

Its well worth a watch. I've always loved it, but I like films that are a bit of a mad adventure.

Shaun Williamson came in to look for a guitar for his son, which was hilarious for a fan of Extras, and he was a lovely guy

He almost ran over my uncle in Dartford once.

By chance, it seems as though Sorcerer is getting a showing on Filmfour tomorrow night. I can't remember the last time it was shown on the telly!

I think its gone.

Stones, apples, fireworks, cans, abuse..............just about anything really. We used to have a competition to see if we could get an apple through the window of a moving train when they had the old slam door slide window trains.

When I was a young man of course, not now I've been fucking civilised.

I think it had a remaster recently as its been doing the rounds of some of the cinemas. Soundtrack is superb as well and, in true nerd trainspotter fashion, it gets a good reuse in The Warriors trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MV4cgs-bPic

Wages of Fear. It got itself a 70s remake with Friedkin directing, Roy Scheider and an imperial period Tangerine Dream soundtrack.

I'd say Fascination as a start. It probably hits all of his good notes and is pretty good for "I like this/do not like this" litmus, as once in Rollins world, its difficult to get out :)

Shiver of the Vampires is the stone cold classic, but more typical "euro horror"

Iron Rose is a masterpiece, def his high moment for me. Stunning work.

I prefer the remake of this by Friedkin.

I still go through the listings, but only for a couple of particular channels now. Rest of it finding out about and then finding on the 'tube or a DVD.

London Live, suprisingly, show all manner of great British oddities and rare films amongst the utter shit they usually show. Talking Pictures TV - finally managed to get a copy of the 1948 version of Casbah from them. Had been after that for YEARS.

Mate of mines just built that millenium falcon lego set. Took him weeks!

When I started to collect movies you had to

search through endless 2nd hand shops to find what you wanted and felt that you had earned the pleasure of watching and experiencing what you had discovered (see also record collecting)

Add to this - scan the telly listings to dig out something rare that was being shown at an obscene hour!

Any Rollin fans here?

@Poetic - my wife loves Fallen Angels. Or did, as she's got a poster of it in her old room at her mums. I've never seen it.

Many Eastern favourites. Current #1 is Mosquito on the Tenth Floor which is fuckin' amazing film.

Talking to Chris :) If you catch him at the right time, he'll chew the cud happily about guitar stuff.

Just found these on my phone - Chris Spencer off Unsanes teles.

Swivel eyed loons appear to be upset at being called Swivel eyed loons. Can't take the bantz.

Speaking as a mother, Leadsom.

Never Johnson, just for the continued frustration of his ambition
Moggery last, because he's walking evidence that Icke was right.

Please let it be true, for the sheer classic Toryism of it.

Why would Royal Mail make Brexit stamps? Didn;t they get sold off and are a private company now, with no obligation to do stuff like that?

Ah Boris, still trying to stay relevant are we? Must be time for his weekly attention..............oh, there it is. Tuesday already?