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So due to reasons out of our hands we were unable to get together and record a new episode for you. This means you get to experience the worst kind of episode - an Andy episode. We can hear you all booing from your respective homes and we're sorry.

In this sidecast (because why not bring them back) Andy discusses the film Prey briefly and also makes plans for future episodes while Alex is not here to stop him running his mouth.

Normal service will resume next week until then please subscribe, it helps a lot.

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Welcome to this edition of Dinosaur Man 64! This is our sporadic series of video game based episodes where we discuss all of the biggest and best in video games (specifically ones we've been playing). 

As usual Andy carries the weight of this episode with 6 reviews including platforming juggernaught 'Super Mario Odyssey', a blast from the past in 'Transport Tycoon' and indie darling 'Tunic'. Alex meanwhile is lumbered with the first installment of Dinosaur Man 69 where he plays one of the myriad NSFW games on itch.io. 

With the conclusion of San Diego Comic Con last week, this episode is largely a news dump of all the big announcements and reveals from that event. 

Reviews wise we bring you psychological horror 'She Will', Netflix's animation 'The Sea Beast', Russo Brothers actioner 'The Gray Man', 'Swan Song' which features a great performance by Udo Kier & dinosaur franchise fodder 'Jurassic World: Dominion'.

Mild Spoiler Warning! With the recent release of Netflix’s new series ‘Resident Evil’, the boys talk about it in a loose sense, what it manages to do well and less well. They also compare it to other screen adaptations with particular focus on the Paul W S Anderson films which originated at the start of the century. 

It’s a very loose discussion that wanders between points without too much connective tissue, so in actual fact it’s the perfect representation of the Resident Evil franchise when you think about it. 

Guess who's back with another dose of hot and fresh news and/or reviews? If you guessed anyone but us then bad luck as it's never gonna happen like that. 

We bring you our thoughts on such releases as MCU effort 'Thor: Love and Thunder', offbeat British comedy 'Brian and Charles', cave exploration Hudson bait 'Il Buco', showy biopic 'Elvis', sporting drama 'Tigers' & South Korean real life inspired thriller 'Escape From Mogadishu'.

Ahoy there, loyal listeners! Welcome to this very prompt and urgent spoiler review for the latest entry in the MCU, 'Thor: Love and Thunder'. We were definitely always going to do this episode this week and we promise it's not because Alex couldn't be bothered to think of another idea for an episode topic. 

So this full on spoiler review is slightly odd as only Andy has seen the film so he more or less just tells Alex what happens in the movie. But full spoilers still apply!

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Busy, busy week this week and boy does the episode length reflect that. I hope your commute hits some traffic so you can enjoy this in full. 

Reviews this week include Scott Derrickson's new horror 'The Black Phone', legacy homoerotic sequel 'Top Gun: Maverick', Ninja Thyberg's feature debut 'Pleasure', stop motion masterclass 'Mad God', Lovecraftian fan faction 'Offseason' and some TV show called Stranger Things.

So that time has finally come and The Flash movie from Warner Brothers and DC has finally been released to cinemas for our viewing pleasure. So we figured this is the perfect time to do a full in depth spoiler review.

What were our favourite bits, what confused us, and why were there two different cuts of the same movie released at the same time?

If like us you also believed this movie was never coming out then there is egg on all our faces.

Let us know your favourite part of The Flash on Twitter @DinosaurMan15 and share the podcast with all your friends

Welcome back to you all dear friends, we've missed you terribly this week. To make up for it, how about a lovely installment of News & Reviews? Just like we used to make when you were little, remember it was your absolute favourite? 

Reviews this week include (and are completely limited to) French drama 'Everything Went Fine', Karen Gillan starring sci fi nonsense 'Dual' & Nic Cage meme shitposting page made celluloid 'The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent'. 

Don't worry, the costarring baby crying is one week only special guest. There's no way we're inviting him back after what he said about 'Love Hard'.

Welcome friends (and enemies I suppose) to this episode of the Dinosaur Man Podcast where we're celebrating the recent release of 'Jurassic World: Dominion' by becoming John Hammond's chief imagineers for his dino theme park. 

We evaluate dinosaur appearances in other movies and TV shows in order to work out which would be the best new attraction to add to Jurassic Park. With scares, entertainment and Wayne Knight all being considered we delve deep into the pros and cons of each.