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Hosted by Ian Graham · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 267 episodes
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Ian Graham hosts Cult Connections, a tv show with 267 episodes published.
Ian and Mark "Planty" Plant head west to return to their "favourite" director. Lawman (1971). Directed by Michael Winner. Written by Gerald Wilson. Starring Burt Lancaster, Robert Ryan and Lee J Cobb
Familiar faces and places await our trio The Judas Goat. Directed by Paul Krasny. Written by John Meredyth Lucas. Guest starring Nicholas Hammond and Lance LeGault
This week our trio encounter sinister scientists and more corridors Fear Factor. Directed by Gerald Mayer. Written by John Sherlock. Guest starring Ed Nelson and Jared Martin
Fresh from reviewing Top Gun Ian ending up bingeing a whole load of other 1950s westerns. Here are four of the highlights. Man of the West (1958). Directed by Anthony Mann. Written by Reginald Rose. Starring Gary Cooper,
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the hugely popular action blockbuster Ian has decided to review the 1955 western with the same name. Top Gun (1955). Directed by Ray Nazarro. Written by Steve fisher. Starring Sterlin
Ian is joined by Holger Hasse to review Andre Hunnebelle's trio of 60s films about the French pulp fiction criminal mastermind Fantomas! Fantomas (1964) Fantomas Unleashed (1965) Fantomas v Scotland Yard (1967) Directed
Ian reviews the sequel you never knew you needed. Greenland 2: Migration Directed by Ric Roman Waugh Written by Mitchell LaFortune Starring Gerard Butler and Monica Baccarin
Pat Veil comes back as we review episodes 4,5&6 of Nigel Kneale's cult anthology series Beasts Episode 4: Baby. Directed by John Nelson-Burton. Starring Jane wymark, simon MacCorkindale, T.P McKenna and Shelagh Fraser Ep
We hit a high and low point on our jourfney through the Logan's Run tv series! Episode 7: Crypt. Directed by Michael Caffey. Teleplay by Alfred Hayes. From a story by Harlan Ellison. Guest starring Christopher Stone and
Rocket launchers, gaudy plastic and corridors! Episode 6: Half Life. Directed by Steven Hilliard Stern. Written by Shimon Wincelberg. Guest starring Willaim smith and Kim Cattrall
Ian and Nathan continue their adventures in time and Spain with a trip to 1971 and encounter comedy tramps, avaricious civil servants and colourful duvet monsters. Doctor Who: The Claws of Axos. Written by Bob Baker and
Episode 5: Man Out Of Time Directed by Nicolas Colasanto Written by David Gerrold Guest starring Paul Shenar, Mel Ferrer and Woodrow Chamblis
Ian reviews season one of the cult BBC dystopian drama. 1990 Season One. Created and written by Wilffred Greatorex. Starring Edward Woodward, Barbara Kellerman and Robert Lang You can watch 1990 on YouTube via this link
It's psychokinesis and dodgy 70s interiors in this instalment of our rewatch Episode 4: The Innocent. Written by Ray Brennan and DC Fontana. Directed by Michael Preece. Guest starring Lisa Eilbacher
Ian reviews Tron:Ares and gives his thoughts on the franchise in general. Tron: Ares. Written by Jesse Wigutow. Directed by Joachim Ronning. Starring Jared Leto, Grace Lee, Evan Peters, Jodie Turner Smith and Gillian And
In this episode the Sandmen become the runners! Logsan's Run Episode 3: Capture. Written by DC Fontana. Directed by Irvine J Moore. Guest starring Horst Bucholz and Mary Woronov
Beasts is rightly regarded as one of the many highpoints of the works of writer Nigel Kneale. In this episode Ian is joined by Pat Veil to review the first three episodes of the anthology series. Episode 1: Special Offer
To mark the 62nd anniversary of Doctor Who I'm joined by Alice Maguire of the TARDIS In Tayside Society to review what is widely thoought to be the worst ever stroy in the shows history. Underworld (1978). Written by Bob
Our trio continue their travels and almost become Lost In Space Episode 2 "The Collectors". Directed by Alexander Singer. Written by James Schemerer. Guest stars Angela Cartwright and Leslie Parrish
Nigel Kneale was a pioneer of British drama on both the big and small screens creating characters such as Professor Bernard Quatermass and revered shows like The Stone Tape and Year of the Sex Olympics. My guest for the
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Cult Connections is hosted by Ian Graham. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 267 episodes.
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