From Prey to (the) Gray (man), this episode unsheathes a sword made of frozen blood, raises it above your head and begs you to sniff the handle. Features words spoken in a certain order; Michael Wincott; and Hulk Hogan.

A listener answers a long-burning question, a key correction is made, the ArkinZ'Dar, and more! Everything you could possibly want, from a film directed by Mark L. Lester to discussions of Eric Roberts' feathered hair.

our half-yearly dip into the world of video games is upon us, Rupert wades through the indies as Britt focuses on the bigger budgets, for a change. Also features a sneaky board game review as well as some discussion about Resident Evil on the Savalas. 

An action-packed episode in which Rupert fawns over Lou Diamond Phillips as Britt accidentally only discusses the bad films he's watched. Also features a message from Ted Levine as well as the always present ArkinZ'Dar!

A rare foray into stand-up shows this week, before the natural progression into '80s thrillers and celebrations of  G. W Bailey. Plus - the ever-present, brain-twisting, mind-hurtin', skirt-skirtin' ArkinZ'Dar.

Rupert attacks the Jaws series and Timothy Dalton's turn as Bond as Britt ponders Tom Berenger's clothing and The Island (not that one). The ArkinZ'Dar results are in (Carrie Fisher to Bradley Cooper) and also - someone cracks the Turbo Ultra Mega Super Uber ArkinZ'Dar. 

Britt catches up on some blockbusters as Rupert delves into the '80s as well as Del Toro's Nightmare Alley. The ArkinZ'Dar gets a nitro boost and Rupert finds a fiver in a waterfall.

Following the recent announcement of Bruce Willis' retirement, Britt, Rupert, and Lazlo discuss their favourite Bruce Willis movies as well as covering some movies from Rupert's childhood, some new Primers, and even a touch of Cynthia Rothrock.

Britt briefly acknowledges the Savalas before discussing the greatest Val Kilmer film and a self Half-Darfur, as Rupert digs out some '80s gold and Britt's favourite Robert Redford flick, before he continues his love of snowy peaks...and unfortunately, spiders.

A new ArkinZ'Dar is set!

Rupert covers The Batman, The Power of the Dog, Armageddon (not that one) and Dragged Across Concrete as he tries to unravel the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise. Britt however, is too preoccupied with a Stanley Kubrick quiz, Jackie Chan and an awful Gary Daniels film to even notice.

Happy 50th!