A Dingo Ate My Movie!

In this episode, we're delving into the intriguing world of Australian cinema with a look at Ann Turner's "Celia" from 1989. Andrew is joining me to explore this unique and often overlooked film that captures a complex blend of childhood innocence, political commentary, and dark fantasy elements. "Celia" is set in 1950s Australia and tells the story of a young girl na...

It's the apocalypse now on our podcast, and Jacob and I are surprisingly upbeat about it. We're kicking off the first episode of our Mad Max retrospective, diving into the origins of this iconic franchise and celebrating how George Miller revolutionised action cinema with his groundbreaking first film. Join us as we navigate the dystopian wastelands crafted by Miller, examining the impac...

This week on our podcast, we're cranking up the volume and the adrenaline with a deep dive into "Stunt Rock," the 1978 spectacle that marries high-octane stunts with electrifying rock music, all under the visionary direction of Brian Trenchard-Smith. I'm thrilled to have Jay with us as we explore this unique fusion of genres that stands out as a hallmark of the Ozploitation mov...

This week on the podcast, we're diving into the grotesque and wildly inventive world of "Body Melt," the 1993 Australian body horror film that pushes the boundaries of the genre. Joining me is Louis J Otero from The Gory Picture Show, and together, we'll explore the visceral shocks and dark humor that make "Body Melt" a cult classic. Set in the fictional suburb of Peb...

Join us on "A Dingo Ate My Movie" this week as we delve into the eerie depths of the 1982 Australian psychological thriller Next of Kin . Special guest Brandon Hardy from Varicon Video and The Gory Picture Show is here to dissect this underappreciated masterpiece with us. Together, we'll navigate through the chilling corridors of this cinematic experience, uncovering its intricate p...

Welcome back to "A Dingo Ate My Movie," the go-to podcast for fans of Australian cinema! In this vibrant episode, I'm thrilled to have Tab from Test Pattern join us again to discuss Gillian Armstrong's iconic 1982 musical, Starstruck . Dive into the colourful world of this quirky Aussie gem as we explore its unique blend of comedy, music, and drama that captures the essence of...

This week on the podcast, we're delving into the depths of Australian genre cinema with "Dark Age" from 1982. I'm thrilled to have Sketches joining me for a conversation about this cult classic, a standout entry in the Australian exploitation (or "Ozploitation") movement of the late 20th century. "Dark Age" is a gripping tale of suspense and horror set again...

This week on the podcast, we're switching gears to explore a family-friendly adventure with "Frog Dreaming" from 1986, directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith. It's a pleasure to have Brandon Hardy from Varicon Video and The Gory Picture Show back with us as we dive into this lesser-known gem of Australian cinema. "Frog Dreaming," also known as "The Quest" in some...

This week on the podcast, we're taking a thrilling ride through the Australian outback with "RoadGames," the 1981 masterpiece directed by Richard Franklin. Brandon Hardy is joining from Varicon Video and The Gory Picture Show, ready to dissect this unique blend of suspense, mystery, and psychological thriller that captivates from start to finish. "RoadGames" sets itself ap...

This week on the podcast, we're delving into a unique double feature with Jeremy as we compare and contrast two iterations of a gripping Australian thriller: Richard Franklin's original "Patrick" from 1978 and Mark Hartley's contemporary remake in 2013. "Patrick," a seminal piece of Australian cinema, tells the story of a comatose young man with telekinetic power...

Dress up in your finest suits and prom dresses and step into the world of Australian horror with us this week on the podcast. Tab and I are taking a sinister twist on the classic high school formal as we dive into Sean Byrne's "The Loved Ones." This 2009 film takes a darkly unique spin on the kind of narrative you might expect from a John Hughes movie, blending the innocence of teen...

This week on the podcast, we're taking a deep dive into one of the most intense explorations of the human condition with "Wake in Fright," the 1971 masterpiece directed by Ted Kotcheff. I'm thrilled to have Jay with us to unpack this beer-soaked journey that delves into the darkest depths of depravity in the Australian outback. "Wake in Fright" is renowned for its unf...

This week on our podcast, dive into the heart of Australian cinema with us as we explore "Razorback," the 1984 antipodean creature feature directed by Russell Mulcahy. I'm excited to have Sketches with me for an in-depth discussion about this iconic film, known for its groundbreaking visual effects and atmospheric storytelling. "Razorback" stands as a testament to the crea...

Join us this week on our podcast as we delve into the exhilarating world of Ozploitation cinema with "Turkey Shoot," a classic film by the renowned director Brian Trenchard-Smith. I'm thrilled to welcome Louis, the co-host from Random Movie Roulette and Gory Picture Show, as we dissect and discuss the intricacies of this iconic movie. "Turkey Shoot," known for its gritty s...

This week on the podcast, we're diving deep into "Howling 3: The Marsupials," a film that stands out starkly from its predecessors in the Howling series. Directed by Philippe Mora, this instalment takes a wild departure from the traditional werewolf lore, introducing viewers to a uniquely Australian twist: marsupial werewolves. Unlike the darker tones of the first two films, "H...

This week on the podcast, we're thrilled to have Tab from Test Pattern joining us to delve into "Dead End Drive-In," another standout Ozploitation masterpiece directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith. While finding "Dead End Drive-In" on streaming services might be tricky (though it's possibly available on Prime and Tubi in the US), the film shines on Blu-Ray, thanks to Arro...

Join us this week on A Dingo Ate My Movie as we dive into the iconic Australian cult classic, "The Man From Hong Kong," with our special guest, Brandon Hardy, from the Varicon Video podcast.  Directed by the legendary Brian Trenchard-Smith in 1975, this film stands as a cornerstone of the Ozploitation genre, celebrated for its unique flair and cinematic achievements. Our discussion is en...

Hey there, and a warm welcome to the inaugural episode of 'A Dingo Ate My Movie!' - your new go-to podcast for diving deep into the heart of Australian cult cinema. In this kick-off session, I'll unravel the mysteries of the 'Ozploitation' genre, a uniquely Aussie twist on exploitation cinema that's as wild and varied as the outback itself. But that's not all - I...