Hello, this is Justin LeClew, and I'm just here to share a few little previews of the Patreon episodes that we did in the month of November, like the one we did all the way back around November 1st on Orson Wells' The Other Side of the Wind.

Do you think people are going to like it?

Who is people?

People voting for Oscars.

People that are... No, no, okay. No, but... But... We will like it. Who is people? People voting for Oscars. People that are... No. No. But we will like it. Oh, we will love it. Yeah. So this is a movie that if you're not paying attention, you'll be completely lost. Like, we read so much documentation on this movie, and I was still like, wait, what's going on? I haven't been this attentive for a movie in like 500 years.

Due to the fact that a loyal important cinema club member got a tattoo of our logo on his knee,

we gave him the opportunity to pick a topic for an episode.

And the topic that he did pick was how to start a film club.

And we approached that very nuts and boltsy, while at the same time, me and Will picked the movies that we believe would be great to start screening if you had such a club.

Justin and I were talking about before we assembled these lists of ours.

We were saying, okay, there's got to be one that's got of old Hollywood, black and whitey. There's got to be one that's, you know, foreign art house and one that's wacky and crazy. Yes, and one that also people will recognize. Get them through the door. Yeah. So I'm going to talk a little bit about how you can start a film club and how you should approach. There was another movie released in November that had the stature of the other side of the wind, and that was Ed Woods' long lost, take it out and trade.

So this is a big missing film in Edwood's directorial uve.

I mean, his uver is not that large, as a director at least.

No.

So it's like, you know, seven, eight films if you count the porn.

Yeah.

This is the transition point between his mainstream movies and his hardcore pornographic movies.

And finally, our last Patreon episode was about Dick Miller, that guy.

The thing about Dick Miller, and it's weird that Roger Corman then kind of jump on this,

is that he does have like this like cut Dick Tracy-like face.

Yes.

That he would have been perfect as like the bad dude in these juvenile delinquent pictures

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