It's the start of a bold new year and, by consensus if not reality, the start of a new decade. With the millennium's difficult teenage years now in the rear view mirror, we thought we would take a look at how the cinema landscape has changed over the last decade, and what that will mean for us in the coming years.

A little Christmas present for you as we recap some our our favourite and least favourite films of Space Year 2019. Best wishes to you all! We'll catch you all in the impossibly futuristic fantasy land of 2020.

We bundle 6 Underground, Le Mans '66, and The Irishman in to the back of the judgement van in our latest episode. Which will come out a made man, and which gets the cement shoes? Listen in and find out!

One of cinema's most enduring icons is taken on my podcasting's least endearing iconoclasts, as we sit in judgement on East of Eden, Rebel Without a Cause and Giant. It's tearing us apart!

Armed only with our fearless inquisitive nature and tin foil hat, we take on some of the massive conspiracies that plague our world. Or, at least watch a few films based on them. Listen in for our takes on Foreign Correspondent, The Parallax View, Capricorn One, JFK, Conspiracy Theory, and The X-Files Movie.

Another grab-bag of films gets the treatment in this Intermission episode - what will we make of Dolemite Is My Name, By the Grace of God, Midsommar, Diego Maradona, The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, and Joker? Why not listen in and find out? Full show notes at https://www.fudsonfilm.com/intermission-november-2019/

We take a look at two of Vincenzo Natali's early, under-appreciated science fiction outings, Cube and Cypher. Join us as we examine their style and substance!

Why are we talking about the films of Kathryn Bigelow? Well, surely the better question is why aren't you listening to us talk about Near Dark, Point Break,Strange Days, K-19: The Widowmaker, The Hurt Locker, and Zero Dark Thirty. Remedy that at your earliest convenience. Full show notes at https://www.fudsonfilm.com/kathryn-bigelow/

In our October round up, we pass ULTIMATE JUDGEMENT on Ad Astra, Yuli, Rambo: Last Blood, La familia, Pain and Glory, and Happy as Lazzaro. Join us for their sentencing.

We take a look at Robert Rodriguez's earliest and arguably best films, in the shape of El Mariachi and Desperado. Are these worth revisiting? Join us and find out! Full show notes at https://www.fudsonfilm.com/el-mariachi-desperado