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Oct 10, 2026

Justin BozungGUEST
43:53
She was a Hollywood kid, right? She, she went to Hollywood High School, and then she busted into acting.
Justin BozungGUEST
43:58
Some of her early appearances, she was in, on the Gidget TV show, and then she had standout app- uh, performances in the ear- in the mid-'60s on, on Larry Cohen's Invaders TV series and, um, opposite Ben Gazzara in Run For Your Life.
Justin BozungGUEST
44:12
And, um, this, you know, approaching this character, um, you know, she had actually, like s- like Rhoda herself, had a really hard time finding the character, um, for, for, uh, Barbara Hershey.
Justin BozungGUEST
44:22
You know, she said, "This is, this character is, like, so not me," that in a lot of ways she had to find it.
MoodzHOST
153:25
...
MoodzHOST
153:25
I mean Catherine, not Ca- Kathleen Lloyd, w- which we just talked about in, um, uh, It's Still L- I th- she was in part two, right? Yeah, in part two of, um, Larry Cohen's...
MoodzHOST
153:39
It's a live show.
MoodzHOST
153:40
She, she was in part two, right? And actually, come to think of it, John Marley was also in that film.

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speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
219:02
If you call for help, you're dead.
MoodzHOST
219:08
All right, so getting into the third and featured review here on episode 327.
MoodzHOST
219:14
We're gonna jump from the 80s into 1990 with a film directed by our homeboy Larry Cohen called The Ambulance.
MoodzHOST
219:26
I'm starting to think that, uh, that we could probably do a Larry Cohen ranking soon here too, because [laughs] we've reviewed a lot of his fucking movies on just by chance.
Michael SmithHOST
7:42
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Michael SmithHOST
7:42
Q the Winged Serpent, so another f- other films that are, are kind of closely linked to, to Larry Cohen, who I think wrote Maniac Cop and produced Maniac Cop.
Stuart ShepardHOST
7:52
Yes.
Michael SmithHOST
7:52
Um, again, a balding, middle-aged man [laughs] who could just be someone who works in the same office as you.

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Michael SmithHOST
58:26
I'm like, "Sure you did" [laughs]
Stuart ShepardHOST
58:28
[laughs] Wonderful, wonderful dialogue.
Stuart ShepardHOST
58:33
Thank you, Larry Cohen.
Stuart ShepardHOST
58:35
Uh, Theresa greets Jack outside.
Neil RogersHOST
0:00
[upbeat music] Hello, hello, and welcome back to The Complete Picture, a Film in Dublin podcast.
Neil RogersHOST
0:26
I'm your host, Neil Rogers, and you're very welcome back to part two of our discussion on the one and only Larry Cohen.
Neil RogersHOST
0:32
For those of you new here, The Complete Picture is a podcast dedicated to all the film completionist nerds out there, seasoned or aspiring, who, like us, have far too much time on their hands.
Neil RogersHOST
0:42
They don't just settle for nearly seeing all of a director's films, they have to see them all.
Neil RogersHOST
2:39
Please be sure to go out and get your tickets before they're all snapped up, and we cannot wait to see you there.
Neil RogersHOST
2:44
Now, without any further delay, let's get straight back into it.
Neil RogersHOST
2:47
Part two, Larry Cohen.
Neil RogersHOST
2:49
Here we go.
Todd SeeleyHOST
52:34
Number 18, we have 1975's Race with the Devil.
Todd SeeleyHOST
52:38
Number 19, Q, The Winged Serpent, a Larry Cohen movie from, uh, 1982.
Todd SeeleyHOST
52:45
And then Blood Beach from 1981 rounds out our second block of 10.
Todd SeeleyHOST
52:49
Now we're up to 20 so far.
Joe HeenanHOST
11:08
Directed by?
Stuart MurphyHOST
11:09
Uh, Larry Cohen.
Stuart MurphyHOST
11:11
Schlockmeister-
Joe HeenanHOST
11:13
Yeah
Stuart MurphyHOST
11:13
...
Stuart MurphyHOST
11:13
Larry Cohen.
Joe HeenanHOST
11:14
You know, do the ambu- Ambulance and things like-
Stuart MurphyHOST
11:16
The Ambulance.
Corey StevensonHOST
114:54
As always, you can support us on Patreon.
Corey StevensonHOST
114:56
Zach and I are currently covering the movies of Larry Cohen.
Corey StevensonHOST
115:01
We just dropped The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover, a movie that I was like, I wasn't sure what we were going to talk about.
Corey StevensonHOST
115:07
And I think, Zach, I think we turned in probably one of our best conversations.
SammyHOST
5:43
He said he started listening to the podcast about a year ago and has become a huge fan.
SammyHOST
5:47
He's just curious, have either of us guys read the new memoir by director Larry Cohen? He wrote it a few years ago before his death, but his family has just put it out with some light editing.
SammyHOST
5:59
Normally, I'd snap it right up right away, but even the paperback version is a little expensive.
WillHOST
6:05
That must be self-published, I bet.
SammyHOST
6:55
I try to take myself out of my comfort zone, which is really tough when it comes to reading.
SammyHOST
7:01
I already do that with movies.
SammyHOST
7:02
I don't see a Larry Cohen audiobook currently.
SammyHOST
7:07
I do that with movies already, and I thought, well, I need to do that with books.
David DenoyerGUEST
26:15
Yeah, it's Fr- Fred "The Hammer" The Ha- Hammer Williamson, rest in peace.
David DenoyerGUEST
26:18
Uh, worked a lot with Larry Cohen.
David DenoyerGUEST
26:20
Um, has a lot of great movies, some of which we can't even name on this show, if you know what I'm talking about.
Mike AshquieHOST
26:25
Yeah.
speaker_1NARRATOR
27:38
Box 13 is directed by Ted Post.
speaker_1NARRATOR
27:41
Original music is composed and conducted by Rudy Schrager, with an original story by Larry Cohen.
speaker_1NARRATOR
27:49
The part of Suzie is played by Sylvia Pickers.
speaker_1NARRATOR
27:53
This is a Mayfair Production.

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