IFWT #171 - The Living Dead At Manchester Morgue (1974) [ft. Matt Rotman, Scott West & Phil DeGlass]
Spooky Season 2026 is kicking off here at IFWT with Jorge Grau's eco-zombie 1974 masterpiece The Living Dead of Manchester Morgue a.k.a Let Sleeping Corpses Lie a.k.a Don't Open The Window a.k.a.....okay. We'd be hear all day if we named each alternative title.
But joining me for this episode is the very special guests, and friends of the podcast, Scott West of Tall Toad, Phil DeGlass of Flixology 101 and Matt Rotman, author of Bonkers Ass Cinema.
So stayed tuned as the 3 of us enjoy a fun-filled romp through the plot points, thematics and brilliance of this italian-Spanish production via 1970s Northern England.
You can find Scott's writing at @ScottWest2 on Substack.
You can find Phil at Flixology101.com
You can find Matt on X at @bonkersasscin
You can also support the podcast at buymeacoffee.com/ifwtpod
Artwork for this episode once again provided by friend of the show @Chris_babalis of @acidmammoth, where you can find his fgrpahic work at @Chriswitchystuff (all @'s on Instagram)
24 Sept 2026
IFWT #170 - Point Break (1991) [ft. author Stephen Lee Naish]
Documentarian Bruce Brown may have coined the term the 'Endless Summer', but here at IFWT, summer is officially ending for 2026, and we're ending it in style, with Katheryn Bigelow's action masterpiece Point Break - a film of bank heists, surfing, philosophy and the kind of propulsive pacing that very few action directors manage to achieve.
And it's my pleasure to host for the first time on this show, author Stephen Lee Naish (Music and Sound in the Films of Dennis Hopper) who has just released his book Point Break: Movies Minute By Minute, for Bloomsbury.
So how exactly does examining a film minute by minute change ones perspective on the material? Well, stick around, As Stephen and I discuss, dissect and deepdive, Katheryn Bigelow's Point Break.
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You can find Stephen's work at Bloomsbvury.com. His work can be picked up from all major retailers.
You can also find Stephen on Instagram @Stephen.ln
Artwork for this show once again done by Chris Babalis where you can find him on Instagram @Chriswitchystuff
10 Sept 2026
IFWT # 169 - Mask (1985) [ft. Michelle Macbride]
Photographer, visual artist and friend of the show Michelle MacBride, makes her debut appearance on In Film We Trust.
We landed on Peter Bogdanovich's Mask to discuss. A true to life tale of Rocky Dennis, a young man afflicted by Lionitis - a disease that condemned him to an early death. But Bogdanovich's film - starrign Eric Stoltz, Cher and Sam Elliott - isn't some morbid tale. Instead it's a story of resilience, defiance, and life lived to the fullest, in what is arguably Bogdanovich's most controversial film, for which we definitely discuss on the episode.
So tune in, as Michelle and I discuss, dissect and deep dive, Peter Bogdanovich's Mask.
Check out Michelle Instagram at @michellemacbride
Thanks again to @chrisbabalis who created the poster for this episode. check out his graphic work at @chriswitchystuff.
you can also support the show at buymeacoffe.com/ifwtpod
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