Part 4 of our behind the scenes featurette series, this time focussing on the work of our director, Travis Grant.

Are shared cinematic universes over? Many have tried and failed to get them to work, but only Marvel really made a go of it. But even their mighty MCU is more of a curse than a blessing at this point.

The return of Robert Downey Jr and the Russo brothers to the MCU is just the public face of much bigger chances happening at Marvel. Behind the scenes, they've been quietly firing people at all levels of production. Are they finally learning from their mistakes, or about to make all new ones?

A look at the often-overlooked stunt work that goes into making movies, even humble short films like Rogue Elements.

Filming and Editing by Adriano Ferreri: https://www.ferrerifilms.com/the-director/

Catching up on superchats from Open Bar 105.

In a shockingly rare event, the director of the movie Twisters decided not to use his film as a platform to lecture his own audience, and instead concentrate on making an entertaining film. What a crazy idea.

In this clip from Open Bar 105, the Bar debate whether Deadpool & Wolverine was actually good.

Part 2 of our featurette series on the making of our short film Rogue Elements, this time focussing on action, guns and the main man himself, Ryan Drake.

The recent news that the Russo brothers are returning to direct the next two Avengers movies prompted us to speculate - can the guys behind some of Marvel's biggest hits hope to salvage the MCU or is it too little, too late?

Join us for our autopsy of the final episode of this terrible Star Wars show.