The New Beverly Cinema presents the Pure Cinema Podcast, New Beverly Calendar Edition, September 2025.

My name's Brian Sauer. I'm joined, as always, by the delightful Mr. Elwood Kane,

and of course, Mr. Phil Blankenship from the new Beverly. Hello, Phil. Hi, Brian. And we have a returning guest joining us for the calendar. He's one of our favorite guests, and it's always great to have him back on the show. Mr. Pat Healy. Thank you, Brian. That's very nice you to say. Oh, Pat, you're 100%. When you're here, it's family.

Yeah.

You're family.

I feel like three times maybe you've been on.

Yeah, this is like the third three. I was thinking of when we did years ago where we talked about really messed up horror movies. Because I saw one of those movies this summer called The Suckling that you had. Oh, yeah, that's a abortion clinic. Yeah, the abortion clinic.

And there's some kind of drip down into the fetus that turns into this monster.

It just keeps getting bigger.

But, yeah, it was quite something.

There's nothing that can even rival the suckling here.

Just the title, the suckling.

Pretty great.

Pretty great.

But anyway, it's wonderful to have Pat back.

Pat is always a guy who goes hard for cinema, and we love that about him. Before we get started, Pat, we should talk about real briefly. Like, what, do you have some stuff going on right now? You want to plug? I saw you have an acting class. Yeah, I'm going to be, so I've taught despair class here and there. Like I've done workshops, some of like film festivals.

I've gone back to my alma mater, Illinois State University, and taught class there.

But I've never had a regular class.

And it's something I've wanted to do for a long time.

I don't want to really, I don't want really big groups because I want us all to be able to work. And I think of it a lot like a gym for actors. Oh, that's cool. Sort of work out. Yeah. And so we're going to do it starting on September 20th. Okay. Saturdays from 12 to 3. Is it over Zoom or is it in person? What do you guys? It's in person. Oh, crazy. I know. I just, I could do it the other way. I know there's people that do classes that way, especially like audition classes are really helpful because everything's on tape now anyway. True. But I just want to like get in the room with people and move and

connect and interact and because we we get to do that so little now. Everything is on tape.

Yeah. So yeah, Saturdays from 12 to 3 for four weeks to start off here. So starting on the

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