Robert Fuest

1989, God.

And it was directed by Robert Fuest.

I also wasn't familiar with the works of...

Fuest? F-U-E-S-T.

From real gorilla...

Oh no, chess still rhymes.

So I just wanted to send you the list of the Robert Fuest movies because...

It's a delightful list.

is weird because I was looking up the director.

It's the same director for both films, Robert Fuest, I think is how you pronounce his name.

And he had done, after this, yeah, low-budget stuff.

But the film he had done previous to this was...

You can live in a saline solution indefinitely.

Our B-movie today is The Devil's Reign from 1975, directed by Robert Fuest.

I think it's Fuest, isn't it? I've heard once.

Fuest? Fuest.

All these lovely sort of up-tempo, it's like Mrs Mills, but it's actually Anton LaVey, The Church of Satan.

devil started dancing he was quite entrancing when he did the jangle his own way his bones were rattling loudly and he began to shuffle proudly that's the way that satan makes a holiday I

just want to see the album cover for that yeah Robert Fuest I hope I'm saying his name right let's just go with it he is an interesting director there's an air of the auteur about him because there's definitely something about his films the two fives films this I haven't I still haven't seen and soon the darkness but I've heard good things about it and I have seen the final program that's the one I was saying Joe is the only ever adaptation of a Michael Moorcock novel He did.

Oh, yeah, yeah, we did mention that.

Yeah.

Watch us, watch it be Feist or something [laughs] else.

Yeah, we're both wrong.

Yeah.

So this is an interesting film.

It's PG-13.

It's interesting to me, 1971, directed by Robert Feist.

We think it's-