Welcome to the fourth episode of Bloody Sam: A Fan Podcast! Over the course of the next 14 episodes I will be looking at all the feature films of the legendary director Sam Peckinpah. Each episode will also feature a special guest which will range from Peckinpah newbies right through to die hard fanatics.

On this episode Host Scott and special guest Ryan Rebalkin (Director's Chair Network, One More Round: The Rocky Series Podcast, It's a Long Road: The Rambo Series Podcast and Worst of the Best) deep dive into Peckinpah's most famous film (and the one that sealed his reputation as Bloody Sam) "The Wild Bunch."

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Welcome to the third episode of Bloody Sam: A Fan Podcast! Over the course of the next 14 episodes I will be looking at all the feature films of the legendary director Sam Peckinpah. Each episode will also feature a special guest which will range from Peckinpah newbies right through to die hard fanatics.

On this episode Scott and special guest Adam Thornton (Films That Time Forgot Podcast) breakdown Peckinpah's 1965 epic "Major Dundee"

Over the course of the episode we talk about the films many production troubles, compare and contrast the theatrical cut and the 2005 producers cut and dissect how this film temporarily landed Peckinpah in directors jail.

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Welcome to the second episode of Bloody Sam: A Peckinpah Fan Podcast! Over the course of the next 14 episodes I will be looking at all the feature films of the legendary director Sam Peckinpah. Each episode will also feature a special guest which will range from Peckinpah newbies right through to die hard fanatics.

On this episode we have Peckinpah fan and one of the most knowledgeable film nerds I know Pearce Duncan (formerly Dracula Sucks podcast) to talk about Peckinpah's sophomore feature "Ride the High Country."

Over the course of the episode we talk about how this represent's a quantum leap in Peckinpah's filmmaking, how it establishes a number of classic Peckinpah tropes as well some of his recurring cast and we also get into how this is more hopeful than your usual Peckinpah fare. Plus, we talk about how it is a film so good that one of the leads (Randolph Scott) retired after its release as he thought it was such a perfect capstone to his storied career.

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