Jack Graham

George Lea and I convene for another Lovecraft Retrospective (which I'll file here as a Same Log, despite the sad lack of Elliot) to talk about H.P. Lovecraft's strange, neglected, undervalued, late masterpiece The Shadow Out of Time. For my money, this bizarre and ominous tale of mental time travel

The Same Log gang reconvene to discuss David Cronenberg's 1983 movie adaptation of Stephen King's The Dead Zone - a 'perfect' movie according to me and still horribly relevant.

I'm back with Daniel and Elliot to chat about the original, the inimitable, the genre-transforming movie, Hellraiser, 1986, written and directed by Clive Barker.

I reconvene with George & Elliot for our belated Christmas / New Years celebration, a discussion of Roger Corman's masterpiece, 1964's The Masque of the Red Death, an adaptation of about four different Poe stories and Ingmar Bergman's The Seventh Seal and Sade's 120 Days of Sodom. A gorgeous and spe

Big episode about a big movie, 1974's BBC television film masterpiece Penda's Fen, written by David Rudkin and directed by Alan Clarke. Have a good end of 2024 / start of 2025 everyone.

Spooktober 3: Folk Horror (or Folktober, if you insist) continues. Elliot Chapman, George Daniel Lea, and myself, dance and frolic in home-made costumes to keep our appointment with The Wicker Man, Anthony Shaffer's and Robin Hardy's brilliant, bizarre, hilarious, terrifying, and ferociously materia

George Daniel Lea, Elliot Chapman, and I, discuss another film in our Folk Horror series, and oh yeah this is one of the big ones. We're tackling one third of the now canonical 1970s British 'Folk Horror Trilogy', Piers Haggard and Robert Wynne-Simmons' frail behemoth Blood on Satan's Claw (Tigon, 1

Elliot Chapman, George Daniel Lea, and I, return to Baltimore to check back in with Dr Hannibal Lecter, his wacky friends, and their zany antics. You, my patrons, get exclusive advance access to this episode before it goes up at YouTube.

Elliot, George, and - after a delay - myself consider David Lynch's despised and adored masterpiece Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, a film as surreal as reality, a Horror film because the world is horror, a text which calculatedly destroys its own context, an uncanny investigation of a world made of

We're putting Hannibal Digested onto hiatus for a month and doing another Halloween season of four movies through October. Segueing back via Michael Mann's Manhunter from 1986, the first movie to feature Hannibal. We all have complex thoughts about this movie, which makes for an interesting discussi

As promised, here's the first part of the new collaboration between myself, the toothsome George Daniel Lea, and the frankly mouthwatering Elliot Chapman. In this inaugural episode of Hannibal Digested (after last time's preparatory chat about all things lecterian) we look at episodes 1.1 Apéritif &

So, the next stage in the journey for myself, Elliot Chapman, and George Daniel Lea is a podcast series in which we go through the entire Hannibal TV series. That's the plan anyway. As with all our previous discussions, the shows will go up at George's YouTube channel but you, my dear patrons, will

Dur-dum. Dur-dum. Dum-dum dum-dum dum-dum dum-dum DUM-dum-dum-dum DUM-dum-dum-dum and so on. Join myself, Kit Power and Elliot Chapman below decks for a great white chat about a great white movie. Patrons wade in first - the mayor insisted.

George Daniel Lea and I reconvene for a follow-up to our episode about the first two Poltergeist movies. This time we talk about the underrated Poltergeist III and the deservedly forgotten 2015 Poltergeist remake. If the first episode in this series was unrelentingly positive, this one is more ambig

George and I take a look at the original Poltergeist and the first sequel. Elliot sits this one out but don't worry - he'll be back. He and I are tentatively planning a little podcast project for later this year. As my beloved patrons, you get this episode in advance of publication at George's YouTu

Myself, Elliot, and George got the band back together to chat about Francis Ford Coppola's early-90s take on Dracula. Myself, Elliot, and George got the band back together to chat about Francis Ford Coppola's early-90s take on Dracula, simultaneously the most and least faithful adaptation. Here's th

As a finale (at least for now) to our podcast series It *IS* The Same Log, myself and George and Elliot re-team to talk about horror-movie-for-kids Clash of the Titans. At staggering length.

We're here already, pod people! Myself, George, and Elliot reform to talk about one of the greatest of all remakes, one of the greatest of all sci-fi movies, one of the quintessential films of the 70s, the remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers, starring Donald Sutherland, Brooke Adams, Veronica C

Myself, George, and Elliot are back. This time we're talking about Nic Roeg's 1972 masterpiece Don't Look Now! starring Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie. It's a legendarily beautiful and mysterious adaptation of Daphne Du Maurier's story of grief, precognition, and murder. Expect spoilers etc. T

Our saviour is born!* *of a jackal

Elliot, George, and I are back to talk about William Peter Blatty's fascinating, flawed, ambitious, sometimes brilliant 1990 oddity, Exorcist III (AKA Legion)... with digressions into the other Exorcist movies and books, plus Christopher Lee, Hannibal, Theodicy, mythology, etc etc etc. Once again yo

Elliot rejoins and the original IITSL gang assays Peter Strickland's 2012 triumph Berberian Sound Studio, a masterclass of aesthetics and irresolvably ambiguous, mysterious, gripping hauntological cinema. Berberian Sound Studio - Wikipedia My own piece from a few years ago, written immediately after