Adam's Corner

Guy Aoki, who worked on both American Top 40 and Dick's Clark's weekly countdown, makes another visit to the show to discuss the highs and lows of meeting your musical heroes.

Film blogger and critic, Paige Schector (Sibling Cinema), returns again to Adam's Corner as we discuss the physical media releases of the month of April 2026.

Returning guest, film historian and author Ray Morton, stops by to chat about the updated and revised edition of his book King Kong: The History of a Movie Icon. You can purchase Ray's book here https://raymorton.com/books/king-kong-the-history-of-a-movie-icon-revised-and-updated-edition/

Michael Nirenberg, author of Cinematic Immunity: An Oral History of Filmmaking as Told by the Crews Who Got the Shot, stops by to captivate listeners with some of the more interesting stories found in his fascinating new book. Listeners can purchase the book here https://feralhouse.com/cinematic-immunity/

The creative team behind the documentary on child star Heather O'Rourke (Poltergeist), She Was Here, stop by to discuss the making of the film. It is available on DVD from #kinolorber and digitally on #appletv.

Film blogger and critic, Paige Schector (Sibling Cinema), returns again to Adam's Corner as we discuss the physical media releases of the month of March 2026.

Returning guest, author and film historian, Ray Morton, stops by to chat about the production of David Cronenberg's The Fly as it celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. You can purchase Ray's updated edition of his book on King Kong here https://raymorton.com/books/king-kong-the-history-of-a-movie-icon-revised-and-updated-edition/

Jerry Houser (Oscy) and Christopher Norris (Miriam) stop by to reminisce about their experiences filming the Oscar winning 1971 film, Summer of 42, on the occasion of its 55th anniversary.

Film and television historian, Rob Ray, stops by to tackle the subject of the demise of the movie musical in the wake of the success of The Sound of Music.

Alan Miller, assistant to director Richard Franklin on the 1986 film, Link, stops by to share his memories of working with the great Australian filmmaker on the troubled production.

Pop culture aficionado, Monika Cottrill, stops by to chat about the February 2026 4K and Blu Ray releases.

Writer/Producer/Actor, Herbie J Pilato, stops by to chat about the current state of movies and TV and what can be done to rectify the situation.For those interested in making a donation here is the link. As always, it is appreciated. https://www.patreon.com/cw/AdamsCornerPodcast

Professor and Film Historian, Sam Shapiro, stops by to give us his predictions on the 2026 Oscar race.

Film blogger and critic, Paige Schector (Sibling Cinema), returns again to Adam's Corner as we discuss the physical media releases of the month of January 2026.

Film historian and author, Ray Morton, returns to Adam's Corner to discuss the production of King Kong Lives, the ill fated sequel to the 1976 remake of King Kong, on the occasion of its 40th anniversary.

Nat Segaloff returns to chat about the revised edition of his bio on legendary film director, William Friedkin, Hurricane Billy. You can purchase the book here https://www.amazon.com/Hurricane-Billy-Stormy-William-Friedkin/dp/B0G13YSCVB/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3N9M82QFLUKK&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.mn8WOEbZ1oxpY7Kl1vdBC7Wdqgb7-_gOp9TmTg8422e-8FadYuQHDfaV0OQtA-WY53QUtZZcRMPXKq3jaulzzr5fwQwJ7jtDb4zkgb3r-SUjzU7cO4Tco-0rs7LEuJkzYDmXM6wUDZPc4bQd3s8yTfiYMoN9uHOu2FwVCj43QR4.qnYXqXcN-5gEsKsdM9AdQiW57fOEvnUDlAJgPIMKDqA&dib_tag=se&keywords=hurricane+billy&qid=1768780737&s=books&sprefix=hurricane+billy%2Cstripbooks%2C356&sr=1-1

Gilbert Matthews, programmer for the online radio stations, The Retro Attic and Awfully Awesome Eighties, returns once again to chat about songs from the 80s that are often neglected and underplayed.

Peter Hanson, filmmaker, writer, and curator of the Every 70s Movie Blog, returns to chat about hit films from the first half of the 1970s that were culturally relevant at the time of their release but now largely forgotten.

Film blogger and critic, Paige Schector (Sibling Cinema), returns again to Adam's Corner as we discuss the physical media releases of the month of December 2025.

Rebecca Jones joins me again this week as we discuss the highs and lows of the movie year that was 2025. Movies discussed are below.PresenceThe SubstanceMission Impossible Dead ReckoningPee Wee as HimselfJurassic World RebirthMy Mom JayneFilm GeekBilly Joel: And so It GoesCompanionEddingtonCheech and Chong’s Last MovieSorry BabyJaws The Naked Gun/SupermanFriendshipWeaponsEleanor the GreatOne Battle After AnotherJohn Candy I Like Me The Lost BusBlue MoonMr. ScorseseA House of DynamiteStiller and Meara Nothing is LostDie My LoveRunning ManLife of ChuckBest Christmas Movies EverPaul Anka: His WayKill Bill: Whole Bloody AffairIt’s a Wonderful LifeHamnetSong Sung BlueMarty SupremeBugonia

Filmmaker Mark Altman stops by to chat about his 2024 documentary, The Best Christmas Movies Ever!, originally broadcast on the CW and now available on Blu Ray from the MVD label.

This week I fly solo and share some of my favorite Christmas novelty songs from the 1950s to the 2000s.

Returning guest, Herbie J Pilato, stops by to chat about his book, Christmas TV Memories, and to share some of his personal holiday related stories. You can purchase Herbie's book here .https://www.herbiejpilato.com/product-page/christmas-tv-memories-nostalgic-holiday-favorites-of-the-small-screen-1

Film blogger and critic, Paige Schector (Sibling Cinema), returns again to Adam's Corner as we discuss the physical media releases of the month of November 2025.

On this episode we commemorate the 100th episode of the podcast with guest Rebecca Jones, as she quizzes the host about such things as the origins of the show and most memorable guests.

Film historian and author, Ray Morton, returns to Adam's Corner to discuss the production of Goldeneye, the seventeenth feature film in the James Bond series, on the occasion of its 30th anniversary.

Film blogger and critic, Paige Schector (Sibling Cinema), returns again to Adam's Corner as we discuss the physical media releases of the month of October 2025.

I fly solo once again as I recount some memorable horror moviegoing experiences from my youth.

This week I fly solo again and conduct an experiment with a free association episode.

On another solo show I reflect on some on more recent celebrity passings and review a few recent films.

I fly solo this week as I discuss the physical media releases of the month of September 2025.

Film historian and author, Ray Morton, returns to Adam's Corner to discuss the production of the sci fi opus, The Black Hole, the first PG rated film from The Walt Disney Company.

Director, Producer, author and Editor, Justin Beahm, stops by to share some behind the scenes stories of producing bonus content for classic film releases on 4K and Blu Ray.

Professor and Film Historian, Sam Shapiro, stops by to give us a report on the happenings at this year's Telluride Film Fest.

Film blogger and critic, Paige Schector (Sibling Cinema), returns again to Adam's Corner as we discuss the physical media releases of the month of August 2025.

Acclaimed soundtrack album producer, film and music historian and preservationist, Mike Matessino, stops by this week. We chat about the upcoming deluxe soundtrack release of John Williams' acclaimed score for the film, Jaws, and, along the way, discuss many other film score related topics. For more information on how to purchase this new release go here https://jaws50music.com

Film blogger and critic, Paige Schector (Sibling Cinema), pays another visit to Adam's Corner as we discuss the physical media releases of the month of July 2025.

Film historian and author, Ray Morton, returns to Adam's Corner to discuss the production of The Elephant Man, the second feature film from celebrated director David Lynch, on the occasion of its 45th anniversary.

Actor Stuart Pankin stops by to chat about the fondly remembered 1980s HBO series, Not Necessarily the News.

Film blogger and critic, Paige Schector (Sibling Cinema), pays another visit to Adam's Corner as we discuss the physical media releases of the month of June 2025.

In this free association episode I reflect on the retirement of Dr. Demento and the loss of several figures in the world of pop music.

Film blogger and critic, Paige Schector (Sibling Cinema), pays another visit to Adam's Corner as we discuss the physical media releases of the month of May 2025.

Author Nat Segaloff returns to Adam's Corner to chat about his latest book The Rambo Report, to commemorate the 40th anniversary release of Rambo: First Blood Part 2. The book can be purchased here https://www.amazon.com/Rambo-Report-Films-Three-Legend/dp/0806543574

Film historian and author, Ray Morton, returns to Adam's Corner to discuss the production of A View to a Kill, the seventh and final appearance by Roger Moore as agent 007, on the occasion of its 40th anniversary.

Film blogger and critic, Paige Schector (Sibling Cinema), pays another visit to Adam's Corner as we discuss the physical media releases of the month of April 2025.

Continuing my remembrance of the 1975 film, The Other Side of the Mountain, on the occasion of its 50th anniversary, the star of the film, Marilyn Hassett, joins me for a lively conversation regarding the film and her time in the business.

Legendary screenwriter David Seltzer (The Omen) stops by to chat about his writing contribution to the film, The Other Side of the Mountain, on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.

Film blogger and critic, Paige Schector (Sibling Cinema), pays another visit to Adam's Corner as we discuss the physical media releases of the month of March 2025.

Film historian and critic, Tony Macklin, stops by Adam's Corner to talk about the films turning 50 this year. Tony talks about his experiences interviewing John Wayne, along with many other things, while he was the publisher of the magazine Film Heritage. You can find Tony's work at www.tonymacklin.net.

Film historian and author, Ray Morton, returns to Adam's Corner to discuss the production of More American Graffiti on the occasion of its 45th anniversary.