Loose Cannons

We're celebrating the arrival of the Loose Cannons podcast on Dork Shelf with a very special interview. The Loose Cannons speak with filmmaker Hilla Medalia, the director of the documentary The Go-Go Boys: The Inside Story of Cannon Films. The post Loose Cannons Special #1: Interview with Go-Go Boys Director Hilla Medalia appeared first on That Shelf.

It’s the Loose Cannon’s second dip into the Cannon archives with the discovery of a grimy VHS copy of Cannon’s even-grimier 1968 western The Wicked Die Slow. The post Loose Cannons Episode #8 – The Wicked Die Slow (1968) appeared first on That Shelf.

The Loose Cannons hit the first horror in the Cannon canon—Cauldron of Blood, aka Blind Man’s Bluff, “starring” Boris Karloff. The post Loose Cannons Episode #7 – Cauldron of Blood (1970) appeared first on That Shelf.

Guess what the Loose Cannons learned today! Not much, to be honest—not even enough to stop accidentally calling this movie Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? because it’s an easy mistake to make, ok? The post Loose Cannons Episode #6 – Guess What We Learned In School Today? (1970) appeared first on That Shelf.

We return with episode five of Loose Cannons… but shouldn't this have been episode one? Yes, as promised, your hosts have returned to review the previously considered lost first Cannon release ever, The Love Rebellion. The post Loose Cannons Episode #5 – The Love Rebellion (1967) appeared first on That Shelf.

The Loose Cannons finally hit a film they feel they can unreservedly recommend—John G. Avildsen’s proto-vigilante flick/thoughtful rumination on class and race in early 1970s America, Joe! The post Loose Cannons Episode #4 – Joe (1970) appeared first on That Shelf.

Excitement for the Loose Cannons as after two doses of grimy Swedish sexploitation we hit a ‘real’ movie from a ‘real’ director: Alejandro Jodorowsky’s debut, Fando y Lis! The post Loose Cannons Episode #3 – Fando Y Lis (1968) appeared first on That Shelf.

The Loose Cannons return with Joseph W. Sarno’s follow-up to Inga, the awkwardly titled To Ingrid, My Love, Lisa. The post Loose Cannons Episode #2 – To Ingrid, My Love, Lisa (1968) appeared first on That Shelf.

In this first episode of the Loose Cannons podcast, your hosts Mathew Kumar and Justin Decloux discuss Inga, Joseph W. Sarno’s 1968 erotic drama. The post Loose Cannons Episode #1 – Inga (1968) appeared first on That Shelf.