It's an All-Jeff episode as we re-air our recent episode with our own Jeff Godsil, who looks atWuthering Heights,and then revisitsRaging Bull. But first, Jeff explains how he tracks down his pictures.

Film at 11 returns to normal with some reviews of recent films, for Friday, 1 December 2023: Matthew of KBOO's story book program looks at Hollywood in the Fifties Our Los Angeles correspondent contemplates Straight Time

in another repeat, due to illness, we revivea vast mix of titles.DKHdiscusses a few recent streaming films, and later reviews a new BFI Film Classic onTouch of Evil.JeffGodsilrevives an interest in the Wall Street thriller,Boiler Room,whileM

In this repeat from 9 April, 2021, welook at two new Franchise movies,Godzilla vs. KongandZack Snyder's Justice League, while Jeff Godsil considersBeing John Malkovich, Matthew ofGremlin Timetalks upSorry to Bother You, and Marc Mohan joins us

This week we reprise our popular deeper dive into the 1932 horror film,White Zombie, which Matthew reviewed earlier.

This week we include: The new Criterion Blu-ray of Don't Look Now. Matthew on some classics by Mario Bava, Planet of the Vampires and Hercules in the Underworld. Jeff Godsil on Murder by the Clock and The Vampire Bat

This week we take a deeper dive into the 1932 horror film, White Zombie, which matthew reviewed last week.

Film at 11 welcomes Friday the 13th with another look at some horror films and new releases.More in the way of horror from:Jeff Godsil on Fellini's segment, "Toby Dammit," fromSpirits of the DeadMatthew on White Zombie, from 1932, with Bela Lugos

Matthew and Lisa Neville revisit Hitchcock's autumnal Shadow of a Doubt.

*Jeff Godsil on The Fly (1986)* Stephen Hood onLast Night in Soho* Reviews go Halloween Kills, and others* Britta Gordon on Bergman Island*Matthew on High and Low