Film Basterds

The last show before the return of cinemas in the UK, we take a look at Hulu Original fare Palm Springs and Ben Affleck being a sad alcoholic in The Way Back.

On this week's show we delve into some premium straight to streaming content with Netflix's The Old Guard and Apple TV's Greyhound.

On this week's show, we couldn't all be in the same room where it happened but we had one shot. We were young, dumb and full of cum... no sorry that's not the right reference...

Join Are You Movie Mad's Andrew Jones and us as we talk about recorded stage show Hamilton and hear Andrew and Ian try to convince Marc & Bex to finally go 4K.

On the latest instalment of Lockdown Basterds, we review another new movie! Its Eurovision: The Story of Fire Saga! We also do a catch up on the LOVELY drama A Beautiful Day In The Neighbourhood.

Lockdown rumbles on but we've got new films with reviews of Joseph Gordon-Levitt returning with plane hijack thriller 7500 and Judd Apatow's latest epic length comedy The King of Staten Island.

His Film Her Movie's Jordan Mcgrath joins us to talk about actual, big releases! We've got Spike Lee's latest,  Da 5 Bloods, Kenneth Branagh's family adventure Artemis Fowl and then for some reason we reviewed Silent Hill: Revelation as well...

We are back once again with lockdown biting hard and so we turn to video game movies! We talk Street Fighter, Silent Hill and Alone In The Dark.

On this week's show, the destined for cinema but landing on Netflix comedy The Lovebirds, a catch up review of the also Kumail Nanjiani starring Stuber and a look at Kevin Costner's other folly of the 90's, The Postman.

Lockdown continues with Josh Trank's quite frankly bonkers biopic/incontinence extravaganza Capone, we conclude our Becky's Choice picks with Amelie and we get argumentative about Wes Anderson's UNDERRATED GEM Moonrise Kingdom.

On this week's show we start a mini "Becky's Choice" section with Terry Gilliam's long awaited The Man Who Killed Don Quixote along with a look back at Casino as well as the iTunes rental of the week, the very "interestingly" marketed WW1 drama The Trench.