It's Cold Conditions combined with Cold Assassins on the show this week as we take a look at two very different Revenge Stories, Cold Pursuit starring Liam Neeson and Lady SnowBlood starring Meiko Kaiji
It is two very different movies set in Harlem this week as we first look at If Beale Street Could talk, where daughter and wife-to-be Tish vividly recalls the passion, respect and trust that have connected her and her fiance Alonzo Hunt. Then in Part 2 of the show we travel back in our DeLorean to look at Superfly in 1972 where Priest (Ron O' Neal) a suave top-rung New York City drug dealer, decides that he wants to get out of his dangerous trade.
Its a Double Dose of Clint Eastwood this week as Andy takes a look at the old ass kickers latest Film The Mule, before travelling by in time to take a look at his directorial debut in The DeLorean in the second half of the show.
Andy takes a look at Damien Chazelle's Awards contender First Man. Then in Classic Screen, home isn't the safest place, as he reviews William Wyler's Film Noir The Desperate Hours
On the show this episode Andy looks at The Rider directed by Chloe Zhao. Then we trot onto Classic Screen and have an in-depth discussion about the 1949 film Champion directed by Mark Robson.
In Screen 1 this week we take a look at Barry Layton's new Film American Animals. Then later in Classic Screen we delve back in time to watch the 1967 Revisionist Western Hombre, starring Paul Newman
It's an Andy Furlong Jaunt of a Spike Lee joint in Screen 1 this week, as we take a look at BlacKkKlansman. This is followed by Classic Screen which will feature George Stevens 1953 film Shane.