This week, Will covers an underrated film that has its roots in true crime, 2008s Changeling, which tells the true story of the Wineville Chicken Coop Murders from the perspective of a resilient mother. Angus talks about the Oscar winning film that is considered one of the greatest rom-coms of all time, 1987s Moonstruck, and even though it stars Cher, both the boys hate it.

This is part two of last weeks mini-episode. Now it's Angus' turn to see if Will knows him as well as he thinks he does. What film has he watched into the double digits? Who would Angus want to write a biopic about Nigella Lawson? Listen to find out.

This week, Angus covers 'Bombshell', a film from 2019 which he and Will consider to be one of the best years in cinema of the century. Will, however, decides to go back to the 80s and talk about the overrated and problematic fan-favourite, 'The Breakfast Club'.

How well do Angus and Will know each other? In part one of this mini-episode, Will asks Angus ten multiple choice questions all about his film/tv preferences. Which tv episode is most likely to make him cry? What actress would he save if four were trapped in a trap from Saw? Listen to find out if Angus gets these questions, and more, correct.

For this mini-episode, Angus and Will talk about their top picks for a potential live-action adaptation of 2009s 'Coraline'. From Mr. Bobinsky to Coraline and her Other Mother, the boys have got all your favourite characters covered.

This week, Will covers what he considers to be one of Australia's greatest films, 2015s 'The Dressmaker'; a tale all about revenge, love and fashion that's wildly funny. Angus, on the other hand, talks about all three 'The Lord of the Rings' films that piled up on Oscar wins in the early 2000s.

For this mini-episode, the boys recast one of their childhood favourites and an old Hollywood classic, 1939s 'The Wizard of Oz'. Listen to find out who their top picks are, and to find out how many times someone nearly died on the film's original set.

This week, the boys talk about superheroes... well, kind of. Angus finally taps into his love for Robin Williams and covers the fan favourite but critic discard: 1993s 'Mrs Doubtfire'. Also, Will steps into the DC universe for his pick, 2008s 'The Dark Knight', and spoiler alert, he's not a fan of the deep voiced vigilante. 

In this week's mini-episode, Will tells Angus about some celebrities who have stalker horror stories. Some of these will make your blood churn, and some might make you laugh a little guiltily.

For this weeks recasting mini-episode, Angus and Will do 2018s The Favourite, which was nominated for 10 Oscars but went home with only 1 for Olivia Colmans incredible performance as Queen Anne. The boys think the original cast is perfect, but who would they cast in the leading 3 roles if Emma Stone, Rachel Weisz and Olivia Colman didn't exist?