The mystery of our generation or a cynical indulgent mess? A sprawling ambitious endeavour, or an incoherent web of nothing? These are just some of the reviews of our podcast so far, but hey at least our lengthy tangents are in keeping with the movie's themes this week as we discuss David Robert Mitchell's sun drenched LA noir Under The Silver Lake. Destined for cult status, or soon to be forgotten?

A lot of the films we cover here are divisive, but you won't find many that split a crowd like Cosmopolis. David Cronenberg leaves his throne as king of body horror to diagnose our modern capitalism horror so get in your favourite limo and hit play as Dave deconstructs some of the themes and Josh uhhh, talks about the vibes and stuff.

Is there something to be found in this Frankenstein'd mess of studio intervention and directors vision, or has it been totally compromised like a sweet little robot boy being blasted away by a nasty old lady? The boys take a look at Wes Craven's Deadly Friend and ask if there's a cult audience waiting in the wings for this forgotten messy entry into the "weird little guy" cinema canon.

The Dutch master of voyeurism has one last crack at a hit in the US, we discuss whether it has any value, or if we can see right through it...

Psst, hey you - you looking for a good time? How about listening to three film lovers discuss William Friedkin's controversial 1980 film starring Al Pacino? You sicko

It's not about the destination, it's about the film conversations we have along the way... or something. And this week we're talking Midnight Special, the movie that was meant to take Jeff Nichols to the big time. We try to figure why it didn't quite do that, and discuss what works and what doesn't along the way.

This week we get to the bottom of PTA's much maligned Inherent Vice, figuring out the reputation of the film, and attempting to decipher the many strands of the movie itself, if that even matters man... Light up a doob as we ask the question, what actually is up, Doc?

This week the boys record the show via CB radio to discuss famous comedy director Sam Peckinpah's trucker movie Convoy! Questions arise such as, would Peckinpah's 220 minute cut be better? And what's the deal with those holes in the toilet cubicle walls at all the truck stops?

We walk n' Sorkin our way through Oscar favourite Trial of the Chicago 7 to rule on whether it rocks or stinks.

In the first of our Oscar season eps we take a look at a Movie about old Hollywood starring a legendary older actor... and it got nominated? Hmm surprising. So David Fincher's Mank, is it a wank, or does it walk straight to the bank? And do these rhymes actually work? Listen now to find out!