Alan Parker joined Mark for Guilty Pleasure to talk about Heaven’s Gate (1980). This month’s List-O-Mania saw Mark discussing the Top Ten Worst Palme d’Or winners. One from the Vaults made a return this month with Christopher Frayling talking about his book Frankenstein: The First Two Hundred Years. The show culminated with Sound & Vision in which Mark talked about the joys of Mel Brooks’ Young Frankenstein (1974).

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We invited Orion: The Man Who Would Be King (2015) director Jeanine Finlay for this month’s Guilty Pleasure, and she chose Barbra Streisand’s A Star Is Born (1976). For List-O-Mania Mark talked about his favourite films featuring the moon.  In Sound & Vision, he talked about the music in The Wanderers (1979).

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Director Ben Wheatley joined Mark to discuss Zardoz (1974) for this month’s Guilty Pleasure. List-O-Mania saw Mark discuss his Top Ten Robots in films. In Sound & Vision, he extolled the virtues of Gene Kelly and Vera Ellen, in Slaughter on 10^th Avenue (1957).

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Mark welcomed Sanjeev Bhaskar to discuss his Guilty Pleasure, which was Elvis Presley’s Flaming Star (1960). In the first edition of Coming Attractions, Mark talked about Kent Jones’ Hitchcock/Truffaut (2015). This month’s Sound & Vision celebrated Trainspotting (1996) for its 20^th anniversary.

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In our very first show Mark talked about his Guilty Pleasure: Richard Gere in Breathless (1983). For List-O-Mania, Mark discussed his Top Ten David Bowie films. This month’s classic film in One from the Vaults was Maîtresse (1976). Furthermore, for the very first Sound & Vision Mark talked about the music in Girlhood (2014), Rihanna’s Diamonds.

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