We return to The Raven as a duo but quickly become a trio, a busy week in cinema sees us review the newest offering from Dwayne Johnson 'Rampage', another wrestling superstar in 'Blockers'. We get romantic with 'Love, Simon', less romantic and more lustful with British flick 'Beast' and end with teenage horror 'Truth Or Dare'.

Recorded again at The Raven on Renfield Street in Glasgow.

A short one this week as work and hockey playoffs curtail our time. We cast an eye over two modern horror classics 'A Quiet Place' and 'Ghost Stories', and the dark thriller 'Throughbreds'

A duo unite at The Raven in Glasgow to discuss the Wes Andersons latest foray into animation with 'Isle Of Dogs', northern powerhouse Paddy Considine boxing drama 'Journeyman' and the new Spielberg blockbuster 'Ready Player One'

This week the 3 Beers regulars get a mascot in the form of wee Barry. We also find time to review the latest video game adaptation 'Tomb Raider', young adult novel screen translation 'A Wrinkle In Time', we continue to cancel the apocalypse in 'Pacific Rim: Uprising', the iPhone filmed 'Unsane' and finally the action/thriller 'Proud Mary'.

Recorded as is tradition in The Raven in Glasgow

Glasgow is on fire!!! but two of us brave the approaching inferno to bring you a new podcast. Up for discussion this week, the new Jason Bateman comedy ‘Game Night’, the Alex Garland Netflix release ‘Annihilation’, cast an eye over the biblical ‘Mary Magdalene’ and the new spy thriller ‘Red Sparrow’.

Recorded at The Raven on Renfield Street, Glasgow (no longer on fire)

On this episode we are in a busy Raven in the heart of sunny Glasgow. Up for discussion this week, the ensemble crime caper 'Gringo', British comedy 'Walk Like A Panther', Nicholas Cage led 'Mom And Dad' and helmed by Glasgow daughter 'You Were Never Really Here'.

On this weeks episode we are back at The Raven and have a new voice on the pod. We discuss the aftermath of all the Oscar gold given and discuss all things 'I Tonya' and 'Lady Bird'

Recorded at a busy The Raven in Glasgow.

We are confined to our homes due to the #BeastFromTheEast smacking Scotland around. Our cinema viewings are curtailed by the same storm, so on this weeks episode we look at the Netflix originals 'Mute' from Duncan Jones and Lampoon biopic 'A Stupid And Futile Gesture', we also manage to pass an eye over Daniel Day Lewis 'last' flick 'Phantom Thread' and the academy nominated 'I Tonya' has been seen by one of us.

A quartet gather again at The Raven in Glasgow to discuss all things Academy Awards. All the big questions answered why is editing important, who will scope the best actor, what makes a screenplay original and we try to figure out what's the difference between sound editing and sound mixing.

On this weeks we episode we dive deep on the latest addition to the MCU 'Black Panther', fawn over the posh crumpet of choice Colin Firth in 'The Mercy' and ask many questions about Clint Eastwoods choices in 'The 15:17 To Paris'. We also find out that Barry gets angry about blueberry censorship and more....

Recorded at The Raven in Glasgow on Renfield Street