Dinosaur Man

Yeah yeah, we know. We saw too much, for real this time. Between the two of us we've probably seen every film and tv show this fortnight, which is regrettable as we now have to talk about them and review them. I think we can all agree this is just too much content baby, I'm not even going to write here what we've seen as it's too much. Check it out in the title, it's the same as listed there.

This week we wade deep into the maddest of all of the multiversi, the Marvel version! This is our full on spoiler episode for 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' so be warned intrepid listeners, we'll ruin the movie for you if you haven't seen it yet. We have a non spoiler version on last week's News & Reviews episode.

We delve into plot, new and familiar faces, the horror elements on display and all the twists and turns along the way.

Normal service is resumed this week with just hardly any technical hiccups or issues, so don't even worry about it at all. Andy makes a return to the podcast and waxes lyrical about the trailer for Avatar 2 while Alex is only growing more steadfast in his view that he won't watch the film.

Reviews this week include latest Marvel entry 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness', A24 multiverse epic 'Everything Everywhere All at Once', animated reboot 'Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers', internet horror 'We're All Going To The World's Fair' and 'Morbius'

Hey guys, a little treat of an episode for you this week in the form of a throwback Sidecast episode! We promised you a great one and this is a doozy, so sit back, relax and enjoy the ride!

We resume our news and reviews service this week with a mix of our latest watches. Ranging from a ghost story from Laos in the form of 'The Long Walk' to a documentary about the highest profile skateboarder of all time, all while taking in a couple of horror offerings available online. 

We also discuss high profile directors leaving anticipated projects for different reasons, the video game hall of fame and trailers that reveal too much. 

In anticipation of this week's release of 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness', we take a look at another alternate reality in the world of the sorcerer supreme, 1992's 'Doctor Mordrid'.

This Full Moon project originally started life as an official Doctor Strange film but rights lapsed and rewrites were hastily done, resulting in this odd concoction of not quite right replacements for many of the elements of the superhero property, whilst also retaining a sense of fun and shlockiness that's hard to come by in the 21st century offerings in the same genre. 

This week it's Alex's turn to have watched too many things and try to fit them into one regularly sized episode. Andy has seen box office juggernaut 'The Batman' and reveals whether he found this installment in the franchise managed to work its magic on him. 

Alex has a real feast of horror to review, with 'Amulet', 'A Banquet' and 'Master' all coming from female filmmakers. 

With a $90m budget, 'The Northman' represents a departure for Robert Eggers on a financial level, does that apply on a creative side too? 

To tie in with Easter, this year the boys look at notable resurrections in mostly cinema history, from long dormant horror franchise reboots, transforming robots and secret agents we cover a range of examples that show the best and worst of what can happen when a franchise rises from the dead. 

Much like with Jesus, some of these franchise will spawn a religion that lasts over 2000 years. Churches devoted to Vin Diesel? I can imagine it.

Tell us your favourite reawakenings and tweet at us @dinosaurman15

After a few weeks off from News & Reviews it returns with a vengeance, Andy's been a busy boy and caught up with a bunch of 2021 and 2022 releases. Alex has seen one film. 

On top of reviews of Pixar's 'Turning Red', Poirot outing 'Death on the Nile', 'Jackass Forever' and much more in the world of recent films, Andy has also got three series to talk about. 'Peacemaker' starring John Cena, dystopian Sci Fi 'Severance' and the MCU's latest installment 'Moon Knight'. It truly is a monstrous week of reviews, normal service may be resumed soon.

This is it, the final chapter in an epic which has spanned years of podcasting, the final edition of Dinosaur Man does Harry Potter. 

Alex and Andy return to Hogwarts following the camping trip that took place last year for the final showdown with Voldemort, there will of course be more misuse of magical creatures, destruction of school property and key characters dying at a rate of knots. 

Who will make it through? Will there be a happy ending for Keith the Dementor? Will Harry fulfill his destiny? 

Find out here in the final ever episode of this epic wizarding story!