Film Basterds

On this week's show, Becky Marc & Ian indulge in the simple pleasures of Ocean's 8, Ian continues his quest to convince Marc & Becky to get a 4K TV, Marc recounts his favourite times Ian went temporarily insane and Becky tries to convince the audience that the Da Vinci Code movies are actually good. 

On this week's show we take a look at the latest horror to be the best horror since the last best horror, Hereditary, we have a look at the latest trailers and go through a big helping of What We Watched including The Matrix, Mindhunters and Zack & Miri Make A Porno amongst others.

On this week's show, we see some serious shit as Becky, Marc & Ian take a look at the... opinion dividing Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.

There's also Trailers, What We Watched and a bit of discussion around E3.

Also a bit on Kelly Marie Tran's treatment online. Just a note, if you disagree with our takes, we'd rather you didn't listen to the podcast going forward.

Enjoy!

In this weeks show we get deep into trailers, review Sky Cinema film Anon & Netflix film Cargo, as well as an in-depth chat about physical media and streaming.

On this week's episode Ian returns after saying he was leaving the podcast and just ended up taking a week off. Idiot. Also, Steve Nixon joins Marc, Becky & Ian to talk Solo and we also delve into Trailers and the curious case of Show Dogs.

It’s our first episode of Ian’s sabbatical Marc and New Co-host Rebecca chat your choice of Retro View with Stand By Me. We also give you the usual news, trailers, what we’ve watched and answer some questions along the way! 

On this week's show, Ian's last as permanent co-host, Noel, Marc & Ian talk Deadpool 2, Marc & Ian talk John Woo's Manhunt and iPad stands become a surprising point of conversation.

It is time. Time for a big bellendy looking guy to waggle his finger of judgement on Avengers: Infinity War. But enough about Comic Book Correspondent Noel Mellor, once again joining us to talk all things Thanos.

We also talk about the latest Sandler-Netflix joint and ask "Is The Week Of actually a film or a series of still images shown together to make the appearance of movement"?

On this week's show, we take a massive change of tack at the start as we talk about Arsene Wenger quitting Arsenal after over 2 decades in charge and then we get back to normal service as we take a look at Liam O'Donnell's Beyond Skyline.

On this week's show, we like a big monkey and a big Rock in Rampage, have a bit of a disagreement over Hurricane Heist and wonder where Into The Night has been all our lives.