A bold and brave pick from comedian and writer Abby Govindan - The Last Airbender is the M. Night Shyamalan directed live action adaptation of the beloved Avatar: The Last Airbender television series. At an abysmal 5% on Rotten Tomatoes, Abby defends it as "avant-garde" and we get into a surprisingly deep discussion on race in filmmaking.

*Disclaimer: In the episode we mention that there is only one East Asian cast member in the movie, however there are a number of others who feature in small roles.

The very first movie to be made based on... a toy collection? Today improviser, writer, and fellow podcaster Shem Pennant defends the Dolph Lundgren starring Master of the Universe. This is He-Man before the memes, this is Courtney Cox before Friends, this is Frank Langella saving a camp 80's movie.

In today's episode I discuss the JLo movie The Wedding Planner with comedian and writer Sophia Benoit. Why does Matthew Mcconaughey have bleach blonde hair and a bad fashion sense? Why is JLo Italian in this? What is the deal with Massamo? All these questions and more get answered!

By far the newest movie picked for the podcast but also one of the most polorising, sees writer and critic Carrie Wittmer defending the Tom Hardy movie Venom. We discuss the infamous lobster scene, the bizarre soundtrack that features a title song from Eminem, and the worst wig in the world.

I speak with comedian, actor, and PES 5's top streamer, Bilal Zafar about Guy Ritchie's most confusing movie Revolver. We discuss the pretentious colour scheme, the meaning of the number 3, and discover we may not have even watched the same movie! What does this mean? Listen to find out!

In the very first episode, I speak with comedian, filmmaker, and the world's number one Donkey Roll dancer, Ari Anantaputri about the 1995 Paul Verhoeven bomb Showgirls. We discuss why Elizabeth Berkley's dancing, over-the-top set decorations, and monkeys, make this a misunderstood classic!