For every Harry Potter or Hunger Games there is a best selling young adult series that never could carry across their success to the screen and on this episode we try to discover what it was about City of Ember that caused it be such a massive flop. 

Set in the post apocalyptic future were humanity now lives in an underground city, but when the generator starts to fail threatening to plunge the city into eternal night two teenagers set out to save the city and discover the secret of the mysterious briefcase which might hold the secret to their salvation. 

Kim and Elwood countdown their top 10 first time watches of 2022 as they reveal their favourite movie discoveries for 2022.

Kim and Elwood look at the first season of Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities a horror anthology which brings together both his collaberators aswell as directors including Panos Cosmatos, Vincenzo Natali, Catherine Hardwicke and covering everything from elderly satanists, demons, giant rats and ghosts. 

Shark Week comes to the podcast once more and this time Kim and Elwood check out "Shark Night 3D" as a group of students heading to thier friend Sara's lake house for the weekend find themselves battling killer sharks which have been added to the lake. 

Kim and Elwood celebrate the spooky season by revealing their favourite scary moments from the grotesque and shocking through to the downright chilling they reveal the moments in Horror cinema which had the biggest impact on them. 

Bringing our re-evaluation of Quentin Tarantino's filmography to a close with Once Upon A Time In Hollywood another entry in Tarantino's alternative histories as Leonardo Dicaprio plays Rick a actor whose star is on the fall struggling to recapture fame and success in 1960s Los Angeles like his best friend and stunt double Cliff (Brad Pitt

Our re-evaluation of Quentin Tarantino's filmography sees Tarantino still continuing his obsession with westerns as a bounty hunter and his captive are forced to wait out a snowstorm with a group of strangers with questionable backgrounds and even more suspicious motives and with tensions running high it's only a question of time till blood will be spilt. 

With Tarantino having such love for spaghetti westerns it was really only a matter of time before he gave his own take on the genre paying homage to the Sergio Corbucci's 1966 orginal has he reimagines the wandering gunslinger as a former slave turned bounty hunter on a mission of revenge against the men who sold him and his wife into slavery.

Originally meant to be part of the double feature "Grindhouse" alongside Robert Rodriguez Planet Terror here Tarantino threw his hat into the world of car smash movies as the serial killer Stuntman Mike plots to kill his victims using his death proof car. 

A long mooted project for Tarantino Inglorious Basterds provides the first of Tarantino's alternative history films as this multi-plot tale follows the titular Basterds on their campaign of fear through occupied France while a Jewish woman plots her revenge on the German officer who killed her family.