Fresh off of touring the UK and Ireland with Vittorio Angelone, John Meagher joined me in my Newry living room to chat Robocop with me and I am now of the opinion that it is a absolute masterpiece.

Dunno what way I ballsed up the editing of this one but the start of my intro was cut off and I couldn't figure out how to fix it. Again, podcasts are hard leave me alone.

This week Ciaran Franco had me over to chat his favourite film, Roman Polanski's Rosemarys Baby. Had no idea what I was in for with this one but loved the film and looking forward to rewatching it.

Cracking chat with local writer and movie buff Eimear Morgan about Richard Linklater's Dazed and Confused.

If there's one thing on God's good Earth that the Cloakroom Q boys love, its Akira. We had a good aul natter about that and loads of other anime chat. As always I am massively out of my depth.

This week I'm joined by Omagh comedian Conor Keys to talk about one of his favourite films, Misery, based on the Stephen King novel.

This week I am joined by a good friend of mine Ryan Archer to have a low key argument about our difference of opinions on films. This is us chatting about the films that we have both watched this year so far, some old some new.

On this weeks episode I am joined by comedian and podcaster Sean McAleavey to chat about his favourite film Cars. Sean reckons he's not really a movie guy but he really knew his stuff about this Pixar classic.

In this episode of Bad Movie Buff I am joined by Belfast comedian Ciaran Bartlett to chat about his favourite film Heat(1995). A first time watch for myself that I enjoyed so much that I have since read the sequel book that Ciaran recommends on the podcast. Hope you enjoy!

In this episode I am joined by writer, actor, director and most importantly Newry-man Gino Lynch to chat about his favourite film Network(1976).

This week I am joined by the other half of the Panic Station Comedy club: Darren Matthews. In this episode we talk about one of his all time favourite films Platoon, the Vietnam War film written, directed and loosely based on Oliver Stone's time in Vietnam.