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.
Its a beat of a show this week as you can tell by the title! Parasite, The Personal History of David Copperfield, Bad Boys For Life, The Grudge, Year End lists AND our latest Patron review, 24 Hour Party People. Strap in.
On this week's show we are joined by awards season correspondent Bradley Porter to talk about this week's Oscar nominations before taking one long look at Sam Mendes' 1917 and laugh then wonder if we should with Taika Waititi's Jojo Rabbit.
For a limited time, we're making Ian's chat with Jordan McGrath available so non-Patrons can get a taste of what they're missing!
On this week's show we take a look at Guy Ritchie's latest geezer confection with The Gentlemen, catch up on Noah Baumbach's awards buzzy Marriage Story and because Marc has a Cineworld Unlimited card now.. Playing With Fire!
On this week's show, we count down our top 10 films of the decade. Nothing more, nothing less!
CATSCATSCATSCATSCATSCATSCATSCATS and Steve Nixon of Star Wars Action News joins us again for The Rise of Skywalker.
On this episode, we take on Sophia Takal's new Blumhouse backed remake of Black Christmas and get down with the downstairs staff with The Remains of the Day. Also more Cats talk. Again.
On this week's show we get back into the game with a look at Jumanji The Next Level and get serious with Adam Driver delivering The Report.
On this week's show we get twisty with Rian Johnson's exercise in cathartic fun Knives Out and there's a healthy chunk of What We Watched too.
It's a banger this week with Martin Scorsese's years in the making 3 and a half hour epic The Irishman and our latest Patron picked review with a look at Alex Proyas' sci-fi noir mash up Dark City. Also CATSCATSCATSCATSCATSCATS.
On this week's show a car parking issue prevented a full review of Midway however we present a review of a rather Basterds friendly title, the Liam Neeson starring Cold Pursuit. Midway does also get talked about!
On this week's show we have a mix of location and studio recording as Marc, Ian and Becky talk Doctor Sleep, Marc, Ian and Noel talk Dolemite Is My Name and then all four talk Terminator: Dark Fate!
On this week's show we have a Netflix binge with Babak Anvari's Wounds and Steven Soderbergh's The Laundromat and we have a Patron pick a review once again with Terry Gilliam's classic Brazil.
On this week's show its Will vs Will in Gemini Man, Boyd Holbrook vs a time travelling killer in In The Shadow of the Moon AND Arnie vs Cohagen in Total Recall. What a time to be alive.
Time to dance down some stairs and put on a happy face with an extensive look at Joker, some trailer discussion and that's about it! Just wind up Noel Mellor and watch him go...
On this week's show we discuss buzzy horror-comedy Ready or Not and get into a variety of What We Watched. Including Batman & Robin...
On this week's show Jordan McGrath joins us as we trip the light fantastic in Ad Astra and we present a chunk of our Patreon exclusive Rambo retrospective with our thoughts on Last Blood.
On this week’s show we take a look at the hotly buzzed about real-life crime flick Hustlers and go on the road with Stillwater as we talk Almost Famous.
On this week's show we go back to Derry as It concludes. We also have quite the chunky news section and a good heaping of trailer talk.
Here we go... Join Ian, Marc, Noel, Jordan & Lauren of the His Film, Her Movie podcast, The Hot Corn's Adam Lowes and ONLY BLOODY MONDO MOVIE/STREAMPUNK/GAMESPOT LEGEND DAN AUTY as we get together to celebrate Jordan's impeding nuptials by recording a review of The Banana Splits Movie at 1am in Brewdog Carlisle, and almost fall asleep in the reception of an Ibis. To say this is for long-time fans is an understatement.
On this week's show, Gerard Butler blows a surprising amount of forest up with Nick Notle in Angel Has Fallen, there's a long section of Trailer Talk and for some reason Ian saw UglyDolls.
Afte a bit of a summer break we are back with a look at Tarantino’s lates and a health chunk of Wha We Watched.
On this week's show, we get ready for a ice cold can of whoop ass with Hobbs & Shaw and watch Joe Takagi get evil with our latest Patron review, the 1997 actioner, Drive.
On this week's show we invite Annabelle in once again as Annabelle Comes Home and we talk about the announcement of Marvel Phase 4.
On this week's show there's a disagreement about The Dead Don't Die, consensus about Point Blank, some mild division on What We Do In The Shadows and why Marc should never step foot in KFC York ever again...
This week, join us for our annual "Is Ari Aster taking the piss" festivities with a look at Midsommar!!!
On this week's show unfortunately Becky is otherwise detained but we are pleased to be joined by Noel Mellor as we take a look at Spider-Man: Far From Home and the US Box-Office flop/UK Netflix hit Shaft.
On this week's show we take a look at an unexpectedly sci-fi horror reimagining of Child's Play and again be surprised by the entertainment brought from A McG Netflix film with Rim of the World.
And we are back! After illness, holiday and a Patron-only special, we've got an epic length show for you covering Netflix's hugely seen Murder Mystery, Disney/Fox's hugely not seen Dark Phoenix and an addendum to our X-Men special with a look at the three Wolverine centric films.
Hey guys, Sorry for the delay but you've got the latest Blumhouse review and for some reason... You Me & Dupree...
