WE'RE BAAAAACK! This week, we finally have an excuse to only talk about why we love Independence Day, and what we thought of the (much anticipated) sequel. Does it hold up to the first? Is Roland Emmerich a hack? Yes. Yes he is. We also delve into what we thought of the 6th season of Game of Thrones, but mainly come off as book snobs who hate the changes made in the show.

This week we discuss Orcs, magic, White Walkers, some crazy Adult Swim rabbit holes and time travel mind benders. Frosty does his best to understand Warcraft, and offers some creative input to help understand what the f%$& is happening at any one moment. We spoil some Game of Thrones as well, so yee have been warned.

This week we are joined by Owen Geoghegan from the Wax On Wax Lyrical Podcast to discuss the 90's masterpiece that is The Phantom, as well as speculate the size of Donald Trump's package. New friendships are bound by the choppy and confusing sounds of four grown men discussing 90's cartoons, Billy Zane and purple spandex.

This week, the group delve uncharacteristically deep into the most controversial Indiana Jones movie, 'analysing' the film from beginning prairie dogs scene to end inter-dimensional aliens. We try to be as fair to the movie as possible, but there is much hatred within Hamish, and it seems the film broke his brain into several pieces. Tune in after the credits for our exclusive interview with George Lucas, who tells us about his favourite scene in the movie.

This week, we watched Reign Of Fire, a post-apocalyptic dragon movie that apparently faded into obscurity the day after it's release. We delve deep into the movie, and try to talk sense into Frosty as he questions the most obscure things. We also discuss the Independence Day 2 trailer and get hyped, quote Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin, and discuss (/ SPOIL) The Witch, which everyone should see immediately.

In this episode, we do our best to make sense of the diarrhoea that is Snyder's latest bowel explosion. And like Snyder, we too created an incomprehensible mess, but at least we managed to reduce it down to 35 minutes. On top of this, John completely Snyder'd his audio, and is extremely sorry.

In this episode, we immediately regret our choice of film. Despite this, we delve surprisingly deep into a forgettable, unfunny, racist and painfully 90's comedy with one of the most bizarre plots in cinema history. We also hear a few short tales of Hamish's life, including but not limited to: dressing up as a Teletubby, enraging a man dressed as the Joker, as well as information regarding his bowel movements.

The return of Good Bad Movies is finally here! In this episode, we watched the most watched film on Netflix of all time. You guessed it - The Ridiculous Six! It's even got fart jokes! And Rob Schneider! We also discuss the latest Star Wars film and get real white and nerdy, as well as chime in about some other films we've watched of late. The take away message for this episode is that Adam Sandler is truly on point these days and deserves more roles.

The final installment to our series of special episode. No, we didn't make a cash grab and split this into two with the first part being a bit shit and the second having no story just explosions. You can thank us later. Movies included: Star Wars, Song of the Sea, Dead Poets Society, American Psycho and Calvalry.

Part 2 of our special episode series about our favourite movies. Movies included are: American Pop, Whiplash, Children of Men, Valhalla Rising, and Big Fish. Bonus content: Lengthy ramblings about the Star Wars trailers (NO SPOLIERS!)