This week we got all festive by going to see Last Christmas.

This stars Emilia Clarke, Henry Golding and was written by Emma Thompson.

The podcast was recorded at Beatnikz Republic and features beer from Runaway Brewery, Buxton and Lervig.

This week we watched Doctor Sleep, Stephen King's follow up to The Shining.

Starring Ewan McGregor, Rebecca Ferguson and Kyliegh Curran.

Recorded at Beatnikz Republic. Beer is Miami Amor by Beatnikz Republic.

Arnie is back. There are more Terminators. Can Linda Hamilton only play Sarah Conner?

We take a look at the new Terminator movie and *hope* it is a fitting end to the series.

Podcast recorded at Northern Monk Refectory in Manchester.

Finally we have the sequel to the amazing Zombieland. But does it hit the target or fall fat on its face?

Recorded at Beatnikz Republic in Manchester.

Ahead of Terminator: Dark Fate we delved into Arnold Schwarznegger's back catalogue. Tom and Andrew then picked their favourite five.

There are lots of explosions, one-liners, guns and beer. But you wouldn't expect anything less.

Enjoy.

We'll be back!

(Recorded in Beatnikz in the Manchester's Northern Quarter

This is not another superhero film. This is not a DC film.

This is something different.

Our thoughts on Todd Phillips' Joker and what makes it so relatable to modern life.

Recorded at Beatnikz Republic in Manchester.

Rambo is back and so are the Dubbel Feature boys. Beers are from Beatnikz Republic and Manchester Union.

Can Sylvester Stallone still carry a big movie on his own? Is this the end of the line for the action star or just like his arrows, can Rambo still hit the mark?

Welcome to Dubbel Feature Rewind. We are going back to watch old films, with the caveat being one of either Tom or Andrew have never seen it.

First up is the 90s classic, Goodfellas. Watched at the excellent Chapletown Picture House and the beer drank at Cask in Ancoats.

IT: Chapter Two meets Sassy Flamingo and Neal's Sour Grapes in Manchester's Northern Monk Refectory.

The guys go watch the second part of Stephen King's clown-based horror story.

How will James McAvoy and Jessica Chastain cope with Pennywise?
How does it stand up to other horror films?
Is it any good?

Good Boys meets Origin Zest by Northern Monk.

We turn back the clock to follow three 12-year-old boys as they take on the adventure of their lifetime.

How do adults connect to this film, how have things changed since 'our day'?

All this and more...