This week, in honour of the release of Love Lies Bleeding, Danny & Ben venture to small town America (in a reasonably figurative sense) to discuss the popular filmic setting.

This week Ben & Danny metaphorically venture towards pastures burnt and war-torn with Alex Garland's Civil War - surrounding this "surprisingly insightful" podcast content is a discussion around Dystopian Films and their long lasting appeal. This is , as ever, Liquid Podcasting at it's most liquid.

This week Danny & Ben are joined by Marta to discuss their respective formative films, in none other than episode FIFTY of Cinebois2Cinemen.

This week Ben & Danny tackle Ethan Coen's first solo directorial effort 'Drive Away Dolls' and list off some of their favourite road movies.

This week Danny & Ben are once again graced with the presence of original recipe cineboi Alfie Hunter-Martin. They discuss the latest Villeneuve outing Dune Part 2 along with his other work, as well as the merit of the theatrical blockbuster experience, when done well.

This week a reluctant cinema trip shapes the form of the discussion - it's the notorious Madame Web. Danny & Ben also discuss early 2000's superhero films and their merit, as well as discussing the unusual occurrence of an actor publicly disowning the product they are contractually obliged to promote.

This week, Danny & Ben team up with fellow film podcast 'The Film Angle' to discuss films we'd die on a hill for, overrated and underrated films and the landscape of cinema in general.

This week sees Danny, Ben & guest extraordinaire Lee Markham discuss the appeal of wrestling, wrestling films and the wrestling biopic 'The Iron Claw'.

This week Danny & Ben visit the filmography of Jonathan Glazer, an admired but somewhat under-the-radar director. The release of his new film 'The Zone of Interest' prompts a discussion surrounding films about the holocaust, also.

Still scorching hot from their cinema outing, Ben & Danny pop a 360 No Scope Kickflip straight into their custom built recording studio (expensive) to discuss the off kilter, sweet and sincere work of one Alexander Payne.