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Two Boxes: Televised Terror in Franco’s Spain (1972 & 1974) Unabashed horror that puts most feature lengths to shame
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Into the Forest: Folktales at DEFA (1955-77) The Film That Made Paul Whitehouse Pee His Pants (as a child)
Desperate Living (1977) The darkest, cruellest, and most shocking entry in Waters’ Trash Trilogy
The Odyssey (2026) Grounded & Terrifying, Nolan’s Boldest Adaptation to Date
Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore 4K (1974) – an underrated work from a legendary filmmaker

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Bulbous Salutations Versus Google Translations – Literary Loitering 129

Archaeon 28/01/2021

So 2020 is over, but thanks to some cunning and stealthy arrangements our cultural anarchists hid away a couple of episodes.  This time around we have tales of a secret but obvious message left by a librarian, an art dealer’s racist selfies, a scholar who lied about their race, a […]

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Sherrington’s New Steampunk Balls – Literary Loitering 128

Archaeon 14/11/2020

The cultural anarchists venture forth across pandemic-riddled wastelands in their quest to find something good to read, and along the way they find strange tidings that include tales of someone doing something nice on Twitter, Logjam Day, re-issuing books under their author’s original pen-names, stage performances on Zoom, lectures from […]

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Wes Anderson’s Tommy Knockers – Literary Loitering 127

Archaeon 29/10/2020

Cultural anarchy is the order of the day as the Literary Loitering gang sashay back into the foreground with a pocket full of news and other oddities. On this episode we’ve got dead language confusion involving the tag line of Sean Hannity’s new book, John Boyne’s surprising connection to The […]

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Meat Safes And The Dictionary Sausage – Literary Loitering 126

Archaeon 19/09/2020

These are strange times we’re living in, which is why it’s good to carry a stick as part of your EDC. A good stick is a very useful object as it can be used as a walking aid, for fishing, thrashing, emergency kindling, and in the case of our resident […]

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The Liberace Pocket Guide (With Checklist) – Literary Loitering 125

Archaeon 22/08/2020

It’s time for another dose of the cultural anarchy that cures all ailments (medically proven by travelling salesmen in the Old West). In the news this week are Waterstone’s “controversial” idea about displaying books, why you shouldn’t microwave books, yet another tell-all book about Donald Trump, things that make you […]

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Nietzsche’s Happy Days Fandom – Literary Loitering 124

Archaeon 27/07/2020

Literary Loitering returns for another round-up of interesting things that have happened in cultured world, and kicking things off is yet another Twitter gaff.   Oh Twitter. How you amuse us.   After that it’s the good news that poet Michael Rosen was finally released from hospital after suffering from Covid-19, an […]

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Tasty Steampunk Beef – Literary Loitering 123

Archaeon 13/07/2020

It’s time for another spin on the news wheel of cultural anarchy so round-and-around-and-around we go, and where it stops first is … penguins visiting and art gallery. Looks like we have a winner! After that it’s more usual fare (the word usual is used very loosely), children’s books by children, children’s books […]

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She’s All About The Joust – Literary Loitering 121

Archaeon 21/05/2020

Weird things happen when you’re locked up, and as usual it’s up to Literary Loitering to … poke gentle fun with a big stick … at the books and arts world. So what did our stay-at-home cultural anarchists discover before being bamboozled by a barrage of obsolete words? Well, aside […]

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Attack Of The Light Novel Raccoon – Literary Loitering 120

Archaeon 03/05/2020

These are strange times that we live in, but during these days of pandemic, social distancing and lockdowns, it’s nice to find that the world of culture is still just as strange as it ever was. This week the gang are bamboozled by a barrage of old words, but before […]

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Targaryen Pterosaurs Versus Raptor Jesus – Literary Loitering 119

Archaeon 02/04/2020

After a short hiatus (for several reasons which include an attempted podcast coup-de-tat across The Geek Show), the cultural anarchists are back where they belong. Where that is remains a mystery. Anyway, this time we’ve got the long-awaited continuation of Game of Thrones-watch featuring Grr Martin and flying dinosaurs. In […]

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