Podcast on Fire

No one has felt like being a detective?

I could also exclusively announce it...

Was it the IFD films special?

That's still in the 1st post.

whoops

The removed special turned into a long running series is.... Not that hard to figure out. I mean, what makes sense when it comes to me?

Cat III !!!

Up to him. I will never be alone though.

FILTH !!!!

Yay !

The IFD On Fire series of shows is finally taking shape. Mike Leeder has agreed to come on to share his experiences at IFD, working with the head Joseph Lai, clear out some silly rumours about the inner workings of IFD and to display his fandom directed at this section of cinema history.

We're planning at least a 3 part series that will cover the history of IFD Films & Arts, we'll be discussing its known leading men and discuss two of the premium movies coming out of the Ninja cut and paste section of their filmography: Ninja Terminator and Ninja Commandments.

For episode 2 we move on to the different trend of making kickboxer cut and paste movies and will therefore discuss Kickboxer King that features footage from the original Born To Fight. Also not forgetting that IFD did a series of masked superhero movies, therefore the Catman movies gets their own discussion on a podcast!

Lastly, we do an episode on Ninja Thunderbolt and To Catch A Thief. Why? Well here's a case where we have the original movie Richard Harrison was inserted into so it will afford us the op to compare and study the IFD editing techniques... for all it's worth.

Also, Japan On Fire is being resurrected as we start gushing more wholeheartedly over Studio Ghibli films. Stoo will pick and chose some seminal, some random films from the catalogue and it'll be such an awesome experience for me personally as I haven't seen a whole lot.

The network is alive and kicking.

hope stoo catches 13 assassins in may for japan on fire