The Western Cinema of Robert J Horner

You ever hear of Ed Wood, meet his much worse 1930's counterpart.
The tale of a legless, con-man film director who made the worst westerns of all time.

Geno Cuddy discusses the resent passing of radio icon Don Imus, his show and how he inspired many who came after.

Geno Cuddy discusses his love of Spanish filmmaker Luis Bunuel and his surrealist 1929 silent film, "Un Chien Andalou," co-produced by famous painter Salvador Dali.

On this episode, I talk about one of my favorite comedy teams from the 1930s, why you may not have heard about them, their circus beginnings and their tragic end.

Geno Cuddy discusses the Fine Bros. video featuring little kids reacting to the VCR and his reaction to their reactions. Along the way, he discusses his memories of the format and what it is still viable in the year 2019.

Geno Cuddy discusses the late eccentric film collector and preservationist, Alois Dettlaff from Cudahy, WI. Dettlaff's most famous discovery was the long lost"Frankenstein" short film from 1910, produced by the Edison Studios.

Geno Cuddy discusses 1980's Italo Disco music star Den Harrow (Stefano Zandri), the American ex-pat who claims all the credit, and the fierce feud between them.