The FMB see out the conclusion to the John Wick franchise. Do the bullets find their mark? Or has the John Wick franchise juggled itself into a world so absurd even the titular Baba Yaga couldn't conjure his (her?) way to a satisfying conclusion? Tune in and find out.

next week -  Dungeons and Dragons: Honour Among Thieves

Continuing on from last episode, our hosts decide to return once more to the world of independent animation and in doing so find a convenient excuse to cross animation legend Phil Tippett's stop-motion magnum opus, "MAD GOD" off the list.

next episode Pearl

This week the FMB shine some light on 2021's animated dark fantasy epic "The Spine of Night". Its considered and very particular mode of animation spurs our hosts into a spirited discussion about the virtues and pitfalls in using rotoscoping to tell a story and visualise the genres of fantasy seldom seen on the screen. 

next episode: Mad God

After our hosts tepid response to Guy Ritchie's "Ruse De Guerre", the sub-genre of "media celebrities thrust into wildly dangerous situations by [insert intelligence service]" started to feel a little under-represented - that is, until the FMB realised that Nic Cage's "The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent" had thrown its hat in the ring months ago...

next week: The Spine of Night

The FMB return to Norman Jewison's filmography and trade in futuristic rollerskates, laser-gun parties and James Caan for the midcentury, sweltering American South, a bellowing Rod Steiger and an iconic Sidney Poitier. 

next episode: The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent 

The FMB have a date night with M. Night and watch his latest, 'Knock at the Cabin', which might be his best work in years - sparking yet another round of discussion about the eternal debate: Is a  Bad Shyamalan more rewatchable than a Good Shyamalan?

next episode: In the Heat of The Night

This episode, noted Breadheads the FMB reignite an old conversation about the utility of ambiguity when popping into Ben Wheatley's neck of the woods to check out his 2021 Covid-set horror flick. 

next episode: Knock at the Cabin

This week, the FMB slice open Andre Ovredal's 2016 chamber horror and try to determine whether the film was DOA or perhaps, if anything, there's still sign of a pulse in there somewhere. 

next week: In The Earth

Starving for quality British gangster content, the FMB flip through Bob Hoskin's catalogue and end up discussing John Mackenzie's barnstorming British classic, "The Long Good Friday"

The FMB tunes into Guy Ritchie's latest bid to sell us his luxury barbecues by microwaving and feeding us his creative leftovers. next week: The Long Good Friday