Michael Gingold

Yeah.

And Tony and I know from having read this book, Armies of the Night, by Michael Gingold and Chris Poggialli, that the making of the film, as you say, Walter Hill was a fierce director.

He was cantankerous.

Cantankerous.

Mm-hmm.

I'll mention some background reading.

We've talked about Armies of the Night, a hardback by Michael Gingold and Chris Poggialli.

I've also read Can You Dig It by Sean Egan, which I don't think adds anything to the Armies of the Night book, actually.

today

yeah uh i read uh michael gingold's review of the resident evil movie and uh i don't know if you i know mc probably remembers because he knows who mike gingold is but you probably don't raven shadow but um he wrote um that book was it called post-mortem or what was it called it was the one where uh he cut out all the uh um, newspaper, um, the like film posters and, and stuff like that.

You remember that? Like

what MZ did? Yeah.

Ad nauseum.

Yeah.

Michael Gingold.

Yep.

And I was like, well, I got to do something else rather than, you know, or there's just going to.

So I, like Michael Gingold over at Roomwork Magazine and Fangoria, is a big collector of newspaper ads and clippings of movie ads and book ads and all kinds of stuff.

So I started doing like little movie tributes that kind of like to fill the time.

And then after a while, I was like, you know, this station doesn't have any personality.

Yeah.

This is not a, this is not one of those movies you see sometimes where it's like, "Well, we got one kind of name, and then everybody else is f- you know, friends and family of the crew or whatever, or the producer's son or something like that," you know?

And there, there wa- there was a stigma.

Like, we've covered a few different people like this, like, like Richard Basehart was on in, uh, uh, uh, uh, Mansion of Mad-

And then the first kind of get to know your host episode that we have, we, we, we talked a little bit about like which movies were discoveries for us.

And, and thanks to my Michael Gingold to bring that one to our attention to do that, get to that one sooner than later.

Cause man, that was gnarly.

That was truly gross.