It's the end of the year which means it is time for the annual Review of the Year episode with part 1 covering the first 6 months of the year.

It's time for our 3rd annual Christmas special on the podcast with a look at the beloved Christmas classic in Die Hard.

We're here with the final director filmography retrospective for the year with a look back at James Cameron's career in anticipation of the release of Avatar: Fire and Ash.

We're delving back into the world of murder mysteries this week as we look at the Knives Out series before Wake Up Dead Man releases on Netflix because they don't want to keep it in cinemas for longer.

The show is back to cover more Disney this week with a look at Zootopia before the upcoming Zootopia 2 along with Disney's recent output and the potential future of Disney's output.

We're covering more Hollywood blockbuster fare this week with a look at Wicked before the sequel comes out this week with a discussion on the film's long production history, the "controversies" surrounding the film and the film's Oscars chances.

Time for something completely different as we look at the somehow long-running Now You See Me franchise while also talking about Harry Potter (because Daniel Radcliffe is in one of them), magic (duh) and Dan Harmon (what?)

What's that? Two episodes in one week?! Indeed, you lucky ducks, as we're looking at The Running Man this week as well discussing the work of Stephen King, Arnold Schwarzenegger and 80s action movie cheese.

Here is the link to the short film my guest mentioned:

Another longer gap between episodes but we're back with the Predator franchise which we couldn't really pass up on after doing the Alien franchise last year.

After a delay, we're back with a look at the history of Frankenstein and the career of Guillermo del Toro because there's a new Frankenstein out directed by Guillermo del Toro which is the only reason we cover certain films now.