Once of us has a broken toe, one of us has a feral cat making his life troublesome...but we still make sure we watch lots and lots of movies

We start with horror sequel 'Black Phone 2' that is still in cinema, we then turn to Netflix to watch Colin Farrell delve into the depths of the Macau gambling world in 'Ballad Of A Small Player' from director Edward Berger, we then go to the cinema for pod favourite Yorgos Lanthimos newest offering 'Bugonia', we get more pop punk horror with Sky Cinema offering 'Ick'. We finish with the most perfect marriage of story and director with Guillermo del Toro's adaptation of 'Frankenstein'.

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On this weeks episode we cover cinema from 1925 to 2025, the sublime examples of movie making to the most ridiculous examples of it

We start with the ridiculous, as we 'finally' get around to the viewing of the madness that is 'Velocipastor', we then move onto remake of a classic 'The Hand That Rocks The Cradle' on Paramount+, one of us then travels back 100years to watch the man of a thousand faces Lon Chaney in 'The Unholy Trinity', then we travel to deepest darkest Jersey with The Boss to uncover the secrets of 'Nebraska' in 'Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere' and we embrace our own mortality in the hands of madmen with 'A House Of Dynamite' on Netflix

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One of our motely crew is off this week so we have to draft in our small island dweller for the movie chat this week

Up first Jordan Peele produced sports thriller 'Him', a Scottish samurai flick 'Tornado', much delayed slice of the Mid West with heist caper 'Americana' and we finish with the possible final in a franchise (but not likely) 'The Conjuring: Last Rites'

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It is a jammed pack episode, we start by paying tribute to film legend, poster artist extraordinaire Drew Struzen

Then its onto movies, starting with Netflix murder mystery 'Reunion', then we head to the cinema for all thing 'Tron: Ares', Prime Video gives us a wonderful tribute to a comedy legend taken to soon 'John Candy: I Like Me', then we are back on the murder mystery Netflix train, this time with adaptation of international best seller 'The Woman In Cabin 10', a heartwrenching cinema trip to see close to home story 'I Swear' and we finish with Paramount+ horror offering 'Vicious'

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We are once again a threesome of film chat

Before we can start with the cinema chat we must first pay homage to the late Diane Keaton, the we discuss hostage thriller 'Dead Of Winter', Shane Black comedy thriller 'Play Dirty' on Prime Video, Apple+ true life disaster thriller 'The Lost Bus' and then its off to the movies with Dwayne Johnson pursuing sweet sweet Oscar gold in 'The Smashing Machine' and a possible film of the year contender with Paul Thomas Anderson back with the hard hitting comedy/drama 'One Battle After Another'

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Scotland is under the thumb of Storm Amy, so we are podding (and drinking) in the afternoon.

We start by watching some boxing action with Orlando Bloom in 'The Cut', then we fall in love in the future with 'All Of You' on Apple TV, the next streaming service on our list in Amazon Prime starting with crime thriller/comedy 'Riff Raff' and one that cause much discussion 'Alarum', and we finish with hardhitting Netflix offering 'Steve'.

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We welcome our Manx friend to the podcast again for some movie chat.

We start with yet another requel as 1997 hit 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' is reimagined for the new generation (kinda), then its onto the oddest of odd comedies 'Friendship', we continue the horror theme with Prime Video offering 'Spin The Bottle' and we finish with dystopian future farming movie '40 Acres'

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This week on pod we start with somber chat about the passing of the legend that was Robert Redford, actor, director, producer, creator of Sundance Film Festival, a giant of the industry that world feels lesser without.

We then get into movies with Prime Video horror 'Last Straw', the return of legends in 'Spinal Tap II: The End Continues', zombie/apocalypse offering on Sky Cinema 'Die Alone' and we finish with what seemed an impossible adaptation of a Stephen King story 'The Long Walk'

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the weather is turning, rain is falling, wood burners are burner, thresholds are being rarely crossed and when they are its only for movies.

this week we turn our gaze to the newest version of a classic tale with Olivia Coleman and Benedict Cumberbatch at war over a house in 'The Roses', we do some detective work in 'Honey, Don't!', its off to the Himalayas with Belfast's favourite son big Liam in 'Ice Road: Vengeance' and we finish with one that's been out for awhile but we have finally gotten around to with 'Mona Lisa And The Blood Moon'.

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We have so many movies to talk about, not much matching but we have lots to discuss

Before we get to the cinema chat we pay tribute the late Graham Greene who passed away this week.

We then chat about the return of 'Red Sonya', get emotional with 'Hot Milk', go on a terrifying drive in 'Hallow Road', see the return of the a cult hero 'The Toxic Avenger', go on a 90s New York adventure in 'Caught Stealing' and we finish with the return of a director/actor partnership for the ages with Spike Lee and Denzel Washington reuniting in 'Highest 2 Lowest'

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