Category: Books
Mayfair Theatre Podcast 525: A Legit Source.
This week, Eric and Josh discuss: the marquee, making popcorn, the kids book Popcorn by Frank Asch, the TVO kids show Cucumber, Carnosaur, Super Bowl ads, Big Shark, Wu-Tang Clan, and more! They also mention the movies screening Friday March 28 – Thursday April 3: I’m Still Here, The Way
Mayfair Theatre Podcast 526: Vanier Is My Paradise.
This week, Eric and Josh discuss: Through A Glass Darkly with music by Tall Shadows, E.T. accompanied by the NAC Orchestra, video stores, Carnosaur, American Pie, 47 Meters Down, Captain America: Brave New World, multiplexes, McFarlane Toys, A24, and more! Tey also mention the movies screening the week of Friday
Mayfair Theatre Podcast 530: Idiosyncratic Creative Flair.
This week, Eric and Josh are joined by Spencer from the upcoming Animation Show n Tell event (which good news / bad news, is already sold out!). They discuss the animation industry, independent artistic projects, The Nightmare Before Christmas, the Ottawa International Animation Festival, Across The Spider-Verse, Doctor Who, The
Mayfair Theatre Podcast 531: What The Hell Is Going On?
This week, Eric and Josh discuss: May The 4th, Free Comic Book Day, Fan Expo, Tenebrae, movie trailers, Giallo films, And Then There Were None, Spawn, Saturday Night Sinema, Archie going to the Mayfair, Sinners, and more! They also mention the movies screening the week of Friday May 9 –
Mayfair Theatre Podcast 532: Skulking In The Shadows.
This week, Eric and Josh discuss: Mother’s Day, 1980s nightmare fuel kids movies, Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, Schindler’s List, tearjerkers, The Penguin Lessons, throwing out grabage protocol, John Travolta, Neil Breen, David Cronenberg, and more! We also mention the movies screening from Friday May 16 – Thursday May 22: The
Shadows & Light
Meet Gary Warner Kent, stuntman, actor, writer, director, and survivor of the 50s/60s and 70s era of Hollywood low budget filmmaking. Kent has written a very entertaining and revealing book about his experiences rubbing broken elbows with the likes of Warren Oates, Jack Nicholson, Lee Marvin, and directors