Drive-By Cinema

Splosh, Mukbang, nightclub whales, Paul reamins unconvinced by ranking algorithm enthusiasm in Cam. 

Warning: This film depicts fake suicides which we mention during the discussion.

No this isn't episode 10, instead Paul and Rick discuss 2022 horror shocker 'X' and discuss vintage porn. 

Paul teaches Rick all about Mae West as they review the spectacle of Sextette. Rick recounts his weekend helping to run the QED conference. Paul knows a lot about big cats. 

Possibly missing the point of 2015 horror It Follows Paul and Rick discuss the importance of toys. Happy Halloween for those listening along live!

Low-key chiller I Came By is the next horror for the month of October. As Paul says, 20 quid for a heated jacket is better than 15 quid for a jacket potato. 

Rick listens to the alarmingly similar Alan Partridge podcast From the Oasthouse.

Japanese zombie horror(?) One Cut Of The Dead has Paul revealing how excruciatingly honest he is.

We don't usually give spoiler warnings, we always spoil, but if you were planning to see this film you should maybe do so before listening to Paul and Rick explain it to death.

The past sucks, but does Synchronic? Rick introduces Paul to the NBA. Any listener wishing to own a heated gilet can buy one from Paul's eBay shop. And the Radiolab episode Rick mentions is this one.

Two Gen-Xers discuss the Gen-Z study Bodies Bodies Bodies.  Paul is hoping to keep bodies warm this winter with his heated gilet concept. 

Not the '90s helicopter-based gameshow TV series with Annabel Croft, but the much maligned Netflix vanity project Interceptor. For some reason, stories of nuclear missile defence systems seem pressing and relevant just right now. 

True story of the 2018 cave rescue of a Thai junior football team, Thirteen Lives prompts Paul and Rick to discuss caving. Risk recommends the Dive Talk youtube channel, hosted by Woody and Gus. It's on Amazon Prime, not Netflix as Rick may have previously suggested.