Weekly film chat with reviews, discussion of the latest film news and the occasional bickering of a married couple as their friend listens somewhat nervously.
On this week's show we break new ground as the show features... A WOMAN. That's right, for the first time, apart from the odd appearance from Ian's daughter, we are joined by the better sex as Marc's superior half Becky joins the guys to review The Dark Tower and celebrate its genre mashiness. Twin Peaks, trailers and other films including The Nut Job 2 and War Dogs are also discussed.
On this week's thrilling instalment, Marc & Ian get scared by a doll with the impressive spin-off Annabelle: Creation, Twin Peaks: The Return starts to connect the dots and we get through some What We Watched. Its a short but packed show.
The football season is back and Marc will talk you through his thoughts on the opening weekend fixtures. He'll also be chatting continued transfer chat as well as a rundown of this seasons threads. Thanks
On this week's thrilling instalment, Marc & Ian split a bit on the Death Wish trailer, sing from largely the same hymn sheet about Valerian & The City of a Thousand Planets and start wondering if Twin Peaks: The Return may be on a road to not giving us what we want. All this plus some What We Watched and Ian watches The Emoji Movie and tells you what you already know about it.
On this week's thrilling instalment, Marc & Ian take a look at the indie comedy breakout of the year, The Big Sick and also go through some new Twin Peaks, trailers and some What We Watched.
On this week's show, Marc & Ian get rather shell shocked by Christopher Nolan's masterful Dunkirk. Also, a solid bunch if trailers are discussed, Twin Peaks is caught up and some What We Watched is also discussed.
On this week's show we've got another double review as we go to War for The Planet of the Apes and wonder who Colin Farrell will bang in The Beguiled. There's also a decent amount of trailer talk and a bumper What We Watched. We also talk about our Patreon. For extra content for just $3 a month, please visit patreon.com/dudeandamonkey !!
On this week's show, almost a semi-sequel to Episode 213, Noel Mellor re-joins us to talk about a MARVEL FILM HE ACTUALLY LIKES with a rather long review of Spider-Man: Homecoming. Marc & Ian also discuss It Comes At Night and some beer related tangenting also occurs.
On episode two of DaaM-U-Football Marc chats more transfers, looks at new rule changes and also answers your questions. Enjoy and feedback is welcome.
In this week's rather jam packed show, Marc & Ian tackle 3 main reviews with Edgar Wright's Baby Driver seeing some slight disagreement before normal service is restored with looks at two Netflix releases, James Ponsoldt's The Circle and Bong-Joon Ho's Okja, two films which seem to show that quality is and isn't a priority for Netflix! We also talk trailers, some What We Watched and some discussion about the future of Extras provides this week's tangent!
On this week's show, Noel Mellor joins Ian & Marc again as he gives historical context to Transformers: The Last Knight, which is a review which may go on a tad too long... Trailers, the latest Twin Peaks and a healthy pile of What We Watched are also discussed in a show which runs for two hours and genuinely felt like half that to record.
It's time to load up those iTunes libraries once again as we prepare to Pay It Forward. Marc, Noel & Ian are back to gift each other films and hope the result doesn't lead to hate. It doesn't all end well this month as Deep Cover, Black Caesar and... The Greasey Strangler are discussed.
On the first episode of DaaM-U-Football Marc chats about the transfer possibilities of the Premier Leagues Top 6 clubs. Enjoy and feedback is welcomed.
On this week's show, Marc & Ian discuss the apparent box office bomb, which was also Tom Cruise's highest international opening ever, The Mummy. 2 episode of Twin Peaks also feature as Marc starts showing some concerns. There's also some What We Watched including Colossal and... Horrible Bosses 2...
On this week's show, our Comic Book Correspondent Noel Mellor joins us to discuss Wonder Woman as Ian and Marc get into one of there most heated arguments. About crouching. Before Noel joins, Marc & Ian also discuss the much maligned Baywatch and there's a good chunk of What We Watched including the exquisitely awful Left Behind and more praise for xXx: The Return of Xander Cage.
On this week's episode we get to quite a few different topics, first off an anger induced Ian venting about the clusterfuck which has been the Friday the 13th: The Game launch, a look at Netflix's War Machine, a wider discussion about Netflix's changing of cinematic conventions, the first 4 episodes of new Twin Peaks AND a bit of What We Watched including Boiler Room and Beetlejuice. It's a packed one.
On this week's show, Marc & Ian actively defend King Arthur: Legend of the Sword before starting what is going to be some pretty balls deep Twin Peaks coverage over the summer with a look at Fire Walk With Me, along with Peaks in general.
On this week's show, Marc & Ian are joined by Andrew Jones (@ethanrunt on Twitter) to discuss the mixed bag that is Alien Covenant as well as some trailers and What We Watched.
On this week's show we spend over an hour building up to the main event with some classic DAAM tangents and What We Watched before fulfilling Steve Dickson's request of coming up with a DAAM All-Time Top 5 Films. Some choices may be obvious, some... not so much.
It's a rather packed show this week as Noel Mellor joins us to discuss 3 films with reviews of Netflix entries The Discovery and Before I Wake before a look at Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
On this week's show, Marc & Ian talk about mad women and useless men in Unforgettable, a useless man as a useless Agent in Sandy Wexler and take a long time answering an email. Be PUMPED.
On this week's show, family, cars, punching but a distinct lack of on-screen beers with a look at The Fate of the Furious. We also cover trailers, What We Watched and some listener feedback.
This week for the film's 10 year anniversary, Marc & Ian take on what may be Ian's favourite film of all time, Sunshine. Does it hold up? How is the 3rd act? How much of a prick is Harvey? Listen and find out.
On this week's episode, Marc & Ian question identity, Dutch men and overreactions with a look at the new Ghost In The Shell and also the original anime. There's also some What We Watched and the next part of our Franco Don't Give A Fuck marathon with True Deception.
On this week's thrilling installment, Marc & Ian take a look at the massive e oddity that is Power Rangers and then the smaller scale oddity Mother, May I Sleep With Danger? They also discuss some What We Watched and get into a large chunk of trailers.
It's only bloody episode 200 of DAAM. We forgot to do anything for it. There's a new Marathon though? And we discuss Dan Stevens beasting it up. And be more critical of a hit horror than most. So you know... the usual really. ENJOY!!!
On this week's show, Marc & Ian board a boat to meet a big old monkey with Kong: Skull Island and drunkenly slap each other whilst discussing Catfight. There's also trailers, What We Watched and some lovely tangents.
On this week's show we are joined once again by Noel Mellor as we take on probably Marc's most anticipated film of the year, Logan. We also pay tribute to Bill Paxton with a look at his rather underseen One False Move and we also discuss Trailers, What We Watched and what it's like to taste a Nintendo Switch game card. Because Ian's an idiot.
Our new monthly spin-off show continues as Noel Mellor joins Marc & Ian to give each other films and discuss. This month, Marc gives Noel an early Ryan Gosling starrer, with a rare lead role for David Morse, The Slaughter Rule, Noel gives Ian the Gerard Johnson directed low-fi Brit horror Tony: London Serial Killer and Ian gives Marc the Sundance hit which performed like shit at the box office, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl.
On this week's show, we have contrasts. We are joined by Awards Correspondent Bradley Porter to talk Oscars, which includes Ian inarticulately trying to make points and genuinely not trying to cause offence, and we also talk about the majesty of John Wick: Chapter 2.
