MFTB proudly present McV's interview with comedic legend Doug Stanhope!!! The stock drops sharply afterwards as the Beastmasters return to their inane waffle. The awesome closing track comes courtesy of tech-noir tough-guy MAXTHOR.

Instead of an in-depth look at Antman & T5 the Beastmasters go off on one about mawkish reunion shows and a doc about a Sheff sauna, before taking cheap pot-shots at each others taste in live performers. Undead music comes courtesy of the awesome Iron Sphincter!

The Beastmasters return to talk about all things Terminator. The topic moves onto Peter Parker's short-comings and the logic of putting Batman on a spaceship. Music comes courtesy of Italian punks 'Cavaverman' and Steel City rockers 'Roaming Son'. Also, Brian Trevelan gives a hypnotic reaction to Jim's band.

MFTB pays homage to it's roots in the form of an Electric Soup Kitchen revival as we are joined by Marcus Daley - The Head Chef. McV becomes a donut themed assassin and Jim retro matchmakes Kurt Cobain with his obvious soul-mate Rene Russo.

The Beastmasters return to review Mad Max: Fury Road and Avengers 2. Also McV's mind is blown by the genius of Jim Mahfood & Joe Casey's Miami Vice Remix comic. Music comes courtesy of The Clench and Zombina and The Skeletones!

The Beastmasters return to rave about the new Daredevil TV show, which lacks only Coolio and a seesaw scene. Jim finds an unlikely scapegoat for Keaton's Oscar failure and reviews include recent thinky sci-fi and the new Nirvana doc. Music comes courtesy of McV's band The Clench and The Backhanders.

A bite-size look back at Year One of MFTB via some tasty choice cuts from the past 9 episodes, including a snippet of all our guests. The truly stunning closing track 'From Falling To Flight' comes courtesy of Vector Sector!

The festive spirit leads to some low-brow hijinks as the Beastmasters round-up their personal highs of 2014. McV unknowingly perfects his Bobcat Goldthwait impersonation and Jim declares his favourite Doctor Who to be 'Tom Pertwee'. Music comes courtesy of 65 Days of Static from their Silent Running re-score project.

The Beastmasters reunite to discuss festive favourites like Lars Von Trier, David Simon, existential sci-fi and 90s Irish indie. Music comes courtesy of horrorcore troubadour Murkbox and punk-rock pervs The Ape Drape Escape.