Seb refuses to shut up about Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett’s 2014 slasher-thriller oddity, The Guest. Enjoy the return of the fuckitfivehosts, as they discuss their own belaboured intros, and a film full of what Hannah calls “clever violence”.

Hannah, Nara, Funké and Adam tackle a most excellent threequel with 2020’s Bill and Ted Face the Music. Plus: the conclusion of our “Wack to the Future” series, and the bequeathing of the Golden Time Machine.

In the penultimate episode of our Wack to the Future series, Nara nominates Lizzie Borden’s radical mocumentary Born in Flames. Are Adam, Hannah and Seb equipped to discuss the film’s heady politics, or are they just a bunch of Wackademics? Tune in to find out.

On this episode, Special Guest Fergus Moore asks the team if they want to Do the Dune. Do they Do they Dune? Dune in to find out! Du-ne-finity… and beyond!

Hannah asks the team if Mike Judge’s cult comedy Idiocracy has aged well or proved prophetic. What do they think? Duh… I dunno, I’m stoopid.

Funké subjects the team to Andrew Niccol’s early 2000’s satire (?) S1m0ne. Can Adam, Hannah, Seb and Funké get to the heart of why Al Pacino is dating his big computer??

For the third film in our Wack to The Future series, Adam presents us with Alita: Battle Angel, or as Hannah calls it, Do Androids Dream of Electric Boobs? Join the fuck-it-five-hosts as they wrestle with Alita’s portrayal of a class-conscious, post-racial utopia.

A movie so wack one of our co-hosts couldn’t even finish it, this week the (rapidly shrinking) team take on Richard Kelly’s operatic apocalypse movie, Southland Tales.

Is this Bill & Ted sequel better than the original? What exactly is a Melvin? Will Adam and Seb’s friendship ever recover? The answers to all these questions and more in Is It Wack’s tensest episode yet.

Nara leads our merry band of misfits on a time hopping journey to 80’s California and beyond. One that reminds us to be Wacksellent to each other, and to party on dudes!!!!