Rewind your dials to 1981 - then live through a succession of adventure films that punctuated popular culture and morphed with the times, for better and for worse. Or simply listen to this hour long discussion about the Indiana Jones franchise instead, whatever is easiest for you.

This week, Danny & Ben return to blockbuster superhero fare by discussing the DCEU in all of its madcap, muddled and messy glory - culminating in an explosively well dressed discussion slash review of Andy Muschetti's 'Flash'.

Top lads Ben and Danny embrace new technology with their first long-distance podcast episode to chat with the pre-eminent scholar of all things Blokesploitation (plus cineboi) Alfie Martin. Alongside exploring what exactly makes such a morally repugnant and largely naff subgenre tick, we also attempt to identify who exactly these films are made for, and if their appeal is even more timely in an era where is seems that now more than ever, men are desperately searching for role models in the darkest places. Plus plenty of analysis of films such as Green Street, Football Factory and the work of Blokesploitation titan Nick Love. Grab a carling and put those bruised knuckles on ice. It's a belter.

This week sees Danny & Ben discuss Paul Schrader's filmography, culminating in a tantalisingly fresh yet heavily researched take on his latest work 'Master Gardener'.

This fine week, Danny & Ben tackle Ari Asters sprawling, anxiety-inducing epic 'Beau Is Afraid'. They discuss how it is a thematic culmination of everything Aster has been building up to in his filmography, delve deep into 'anxious cinema' and reveal their reverence for directors who swing big. Even if sometimes, they miss a little.

This week, Ben & Danny rev their podcast engine up to roughly sixty revs (loads of revs)and discuss the immensely popular Fast & Furious franchise, lyrically waxing on about it's hulking centrepiece Vincent Diesel.

This week, Ben & Danny continue to mine the cultural coal face by chipping away at Return To Seoul and other films that explore the complexities of nationality and identity. Their soft, soothing voices are sure to calm the soul, stimulate the brain, and echo - both literally and figuratively - in eternity.

This week sees Ben and Danny talk about the War film, focusing chiefly on themes of horror and heroism and how the presentation of such themes impacts our perception of conflict. The majority of the conversation centers around Sam Mendes 1917 and Nolan's Dunkirk before quickly rattling through a few of their favourite (and perhaps lesser known) examples.

This week, Ben and Danny discuss the weighty themes of life, death and human messiness, in the context of films like Punch Drunk Love, God's Own Country, Amour, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and of course Mia Hansen Love's new film 'One Fine Morning'.

Danny and Ben venture into world cinema for Rodrigo Sorogoyen's The Beast; an unrelentingly tense exploration of socio-cultural divide and how it can lead to the most reprehensible acts of human behaviour. This prompts a broad discussion around a number of films that handle similar themes of difference and division, from Deliverance and Straw Dogs to The Farewell and Team America. Bare with us on that last one...