In final mini episode for season 3, Craig and Geoff, take a look at Gavin O'Connor's cop drama, Pride and Glory. Written by Season Four director, Joe Carnahan, the guys take a look at the film, discuss Gavin O'Connor's work and how this film links in to season four.

In this week's mini episode Craig and Geoff return to Season 3 and to Spider-Man to discuss as much info as they could get their hands on about Sam Raimi's unmade Spider-Man trilogy. Together they discuss casting, rumoured plots and now surfacing concept art.

The mini episodes continue as Craig and Geoff prepare for Season 4. In this week's episode Craig and Geoff discuss Todd Phillips visceral look at Gotham city, Joker. It's a film that from the moment they left the cinema's, the lads knew they needed to discuss this film further and they do, this could have been a full length episode and maybe one day it might.

In this week's mini episode Craig and Geoff head back to the Evil Dead world as they chat the pilot episode of Ash vs Evil Dead. They discuss their love of the franchise, Sam Raimi's work within the boundaries of TV and whether or not the TV show holds up within the world Raimi has built.

It's the first Mini Episode for Season 3 and today Craig and Geoff discuss the John Woo/Jean Claude Van Damme thriller, Hard Target. A film that was rumoured to be ghost directed by Season 3 director Sam Raimi. Together the lads look at the film, Raimi's presence within the film and more.

In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff reflect on the epic journey that has been Sam Raimi's filmography. They take one last look at each of his films and then rank them and then they announce their director for next season!

In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff take a look at Sam Raimi's 14th and final film, Oz, The Great and Powerful. Together they take a look at Disney's almost 90 year love affair with the world of Oz, how Raimi made an Oz prequel without it being connected to the 1930's classic, casting and so much more.

It's our 1st Birthday and Craig and Geoff are celebrating by talking about Sam Raimi's return to horror, Drag Me To Hell. They reflect on the last 12 months of FFTL, take a look at the films journey to the screen and much more all while Geoff tries to not vomit discussing the grosser moments of the film.

In this week's episode Craig and Geoff talk Spider-Man 3, the final instalment to Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy. It's a film that may not quite work but together Craig and Geoff look at the film's positives, how much of Raimi's past work is found within and the relationships between the characters within the trilogy.

In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff return for the second instalment of Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy. What is often seen as one of the most important superhero films does not disappoint and together they look at the films journey to screen, why Tobey Maguire was almost replaced and more.