Field & Mullinger's Underground Nights
Underground Nights is presented by James Mullinger, a comedian and feminist living in Canada, and Paul Field, a Sun reading football fan in the south of England. By all accounts, they shouldn’t be friends and yet they are united by their shared interests in genre and cult films, and vinyl records. In each episode of Underground Nights, James and Paul will take a look at their favourite cult movies that may have slipped under your radar, some of the most popular indie horror film makers from Wolf Cop director Lowell Dean to Troma Entertainment’s Lloyd Kaufman, as well as discussing the burgeoning film scene in James’s adopted home, Canada.
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