In this episode Jev and I discuss the Bill Murray summer camp comedy 'Meatballs'.

Expect conversation about hockey injuries, the TV show 'Bug Juice', our terrible Sunday league football team from when we were kids and much much more.

On this episode Kieran and I discuss the Hoffman-Streep divorce drama 'Kramer vs, Kramer'.

Amongst other things, we discuss Hoffman's controversial method approach to playing this role, Mrs Doubtfire and whether The Rock could play Ted Kramer.

(Apologies if my voice is a bit croaky, I had a sore throat during this recording session)

Recorded over Christmas, my friend Becky and I break out the sherry to discuss Martin Scorsese's 'Taxi Driver'.

Expect conversation on The Last Jedi (which came out like, a day before we recorded), Alfred Hitchcock's 'Frenzy' (which came out long before we recorded), working in a cinema and much more.

Since Solo is now in cinemas everywhere, this felt like a perfect time for an episode on George Lucas' 1977 film 'Star Wars'.

This episode originally aired on my sister show the SpielbergPod but- in true Lucas style- has been remastered and contains exclusive bonus content (which includes a brief cameo from our friends at JoJCast).

In this solo episode I continue coverage of the films of Martin Scorsese by discussing the film 'Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore' as well as the documentary he made on his parents 'Italianamerican'.

In this episode Kieran and I discuss the film 'Silent Running'.

We also talk about our approach to film criticism, our approach to criticisms of our criticisms as well as chips and gravy, Ducktails and my cat.

In this episode Jake and I discuss the Sam Peckinpah classic 'The Getaway'.

Talking Robert De Niro, talking The Sopranos and, of course, talking Martin Scorsese as Kieran and I discuss his film 'Mean Streets'.

In this episode Jake and I discuss the multi-Oscar winning film 'The Sting'.

A film which we compare, across the episode, to 'Titanic', 'Goon', Only Fools and Horses and more.

In this episode Kieran and I discuss Brian De Palma's 'Carrie', along with other adaptations of the classic Stephen King novel.