I think there is plenty of reasons to show FuriousCinema.com some love. So first up, is the latest review by @scherpschutter
CITY HEAT
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Since Simon mentioned it, Peter recently had a look at THE BANDIT, Jesse Moss’ 2016 boisterous documentary about SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT
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Lastly, @TheSwede also pays homage to KUNG FU - THE SERIES
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And I will shut up after this one: NEVADA SMITH
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More fodder:
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We are back with episode 2
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I just listened to that one (my little girl woke me up at 7am and, unable to get back to sleep, I thought, sod it, let’s give Seb’s podcast a go), and I enjoyed it. You maybe need a little more predetermined structure to the conversation so that you don’t tail off quite so often but it’s early days and, in any event, I could listen to people jabber about The Big Lebowski all day. I’ll definitely be listening in on some more as/when you do them.
Yeah, well… you know, that’s just, like… ah, my opinion, man. 
thanks for the feedback! we definitely went a bit less scripted this time compared to the first, but that was a deliberate attempt. We need to aim for something in the middle indeed, so we don’t tail off but also have a free wheeling discussion
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I’m following the podcast now on Spotify and I’ll give that first one a listen at some stage too. I liked Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (the novel) a lot more than Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (the movie), and it gave me a fresh appreciation for the movie.
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We just recorded another episode. Stay tuned 
The 1970s are a cinematic treasure trove! Inspired by CINEMA SPECULATION and the @VideoArchives podcast, Pete and Seb discuss four movies from the 1970s.
Check out the new episode:
Radiance, first strike
Radiance, strike two
Strike three
We’re gonna play around with our look and feel, but in the meantime, here’s a new review of FIVE CORNERS
Next review will be of 70s Spanish cult horor movie Arrebato.
While we are still playing around with a new look and feel for the site. A new podcast episode will be recorded this saturday that should be exceptionally interesting for the readers of this forum @TheSwede and I will bend hell and let silence be great.
New review
We continue our series of reviews of Radiance titles with a look at Damiano Damiani’s masterpiece THE DAY OF THE OWL. And yes, the disc is excellent
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Furious cinema … isn’t it 1968 ? Not 1970 … that’s a poor start to a review 