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Sexy Christmas Preambles And Footnotes – Literary Loitering 115

Archaeon 23/12/2019

Not only is it the most wonderful time of the year, it’s also our last episode of 2019, and what better way to sign off for the year than our annual look at the Literary Review’s Bad Sex In Fiction Awards! As it traditional for us now, we hand over […]

  • Cinema Eclectica
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The Judgment of Mr Anderson – Eclectica Christmas Minisode 1

Archaeon 20/12/2019

The first of our seasonal mini-episodes has Aidan, Rob and Graham raising a glass of various nog-based beverages to unconventional Christmas movies. Rob has the recently rediscovered French cult classic “Dial Code: Santa Claus” (or whichever one of its many titles it’s going by), Graham has the pleasingly sacrilegious “The […]

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November 2019 Comics And Manga Blowout – 4-Panel Vol. 2, Issue 59

Archaeon 17/12/2019

As we head into the end of 2019 we’ve got just enough time to cram in a few more comics, so this week it’s time for another of our semi-regular dives into the big pile of comics. So what did we fish up this week? There’s the first volume of […]

  • Literary Loitering
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Attack Of The Phallocratic Entryists – Literary Loitering 114

Archaeon 15/12/2019

Donald Trump Jr. has apparently been upholding the family’s traditional methods of inflating book sales figures, which we really should have expected so I’m not sure why anyone’s surprised anymore. On the other hand, somebody hiding LGBTQ, gun control, “women’s fiction”, and anti-trump books in a public library in Idaho […]

  • Cinema Eclectica
  • Podcasts

A Right Laugh For The Dogs – Cinema Eclectica 234

Archaeon 11/12/2019

We liked last week’s director’s lottery so much we decided to do another one, with glorious Hungarian madwoman Ildiko Enyedi coming out of the hat. Graham and Tim take a look at her 1994 film “Magic Hunter”, which blends Gary Kemp, enchanted bullets, Marian apparitions and time travel into a […]

  • Cinema Eclectica
  • Podcasts

The Man With All The Southern Drawls – Cinema Eclectica 233

Archaeon 04/12/2019

It may be one of precisely three films ever to top Sight & Sound’s poll of the greatest movies of all time, but what you’ve all really been waiting for is for Vittorio de Sica’s “Bicycle Thieves” to be subjected to the patented dumbass Eclectica treatment. And you’re in luck […]

  • 4-Panel
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The Many Faces Of Batman – 4-Panel Vol. 2, Issue 58

Archaeon 03/12/2019

Batman has a long history in comic-books, but unlike characters like Superman, Aquaman, Wonder Woman and others who aren’t called Green Lantern, there are more version of Batman than people would believe – and that’s before we get to Dark Nights: Metal! So where does one begin with so many […]

  • Cinema Eclectica
  • Podcasts

A Nice Meander With Mike Leander – Cinema Eclectica 232

Archaeon 28/11/2019

Knock knock. Who’s there? Yes, that’s right – but in the second half of the show. First, Sarah, Graham and Aidan review show favourite Mia Wasikowska’s new film “Judy & Punch”. Medieval puppeteer revenge black comedy is, of course, a tough genre to pull off, so is this the way […]

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Weird Members Of The Justice League Part 2 – 4-Panel Vol. 2, Issue 57

Archaeon 25/11/2019

We’re back and fully refreshed after a short period off to recharge, and this week it’s the second part of our look at the weirder members of the Justice League. From the original JLA to Justice League Europe, Antarctica (we’re not kidding), and the full-on International version, there are plenty […]

  • Cinema Eclectica
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Mr Stewart Goes To Dawson’s Creek – Cinema Eclectica 231

Archaeon 20/11/2019

Lupita Nyong’o continues her casual dominance of all media from Marvel blockbusters to Channel 4 documentaries with this week’s headline film “Little Monsters”. with Rob, Aidan and Graham joining the tour bus headed for Camp Zombie before taking a detour for a typically wild ride in Off the Shelf. Rob […]

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