The New Beverly Cinema presents the Pure Cinema Podcast. My name is Brian Sauer, and I have joined, of course, by the delightful Mr. Elwood Kane. Mr. Kane, we're doing a decade thing again.

We are.

We have season by season, which if you listen to this show long enough,

you'll realize it just means year by year.

We have been going from the 2000s.

We started, I believe, with 2,000 cult movies.

Going back and looking at cult movies inspired by Danny Perry's books,

obviously,

that we view films we view are a little under the radar neglected,

however you want to define that decade by decade.

So we had gone, you know, 90s and 80s, 70s, 60s, 50s, 40s.

It tells you how long we have been on the air because we do this once a year,

and now we are at the 30s and I believe this will be

our last version of this exact format in the sense of going back 30s because we've kind of already

done a silent film period episode but this is a biggie for us because a lot of our favorites

you know there's already a lot of favorites from this period but there's's also just, I mean, I could do another, a second episode easy on this incredibly delightful period, which in a way is kind of like two different decades for a very clear reason.

Oh, yeah.

Pre-30, pre-1934, Hayes Code and Post are quite different. I think almost all of mine ended up being

in the pre, which isn't surprising that I would be gravitating towards that. But, you know,

fascinating time period and something we're both pretty passionate about, like just losing ourselves

in just as viewers. Yeah, we were talking about how it's a nice time to be looking back at this

decade in particular, just in terms of like right now, like, it just feels good to immerse

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