In the second half of this bumper-length episode, Sam and Lewis look at our top 5 superhero films, romance films and family/kids films before rattling off our top 10 films that have been released in 2021 so far (in the UK).

In this feature-length episode, we look at three big blockbuster releases; 2x Oscar winner The Father, Lin-Manuel Miranda musical In The Heights and the newest Disney Pixar animation Luca. Super-speedy review of Loki ep2 in there too.

Sam and Lewis are joined by our new horror correspondent, Brandon, to cover the newest installment in the Conjuring franchise, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It; we take a look at the first episode of new MCU show Loki, we review Mae Martin's Netflix comedy-romance-drama show Feel Good and we discuss Bo Burnham's new special, Inside.

Sam and Lewis talk about two of the biggest new releases in UK cinemas, Cruella and A Quiet Place Part II. The original A Quiet Place gets a review as well, and Sam and Lewis ramble about the cinema and their big pet peeves.

As the cinema returns, Sam and Lewis give quickfire 5-minute reviews of Judas and the Black Messiah, Army of the Dead, Minari, The Unholy, Those Who Wish Me Dead, Mortal Kombat, Spiral: From the Book of Saw, Peter Rabbit 2, The Terminator, Taxi Driver and Thelma & Louise. Sam gets very passionate about Judas and the Black Messiah.

Farewell J-L!

Instead of our usual reviews, Sam and Lewis take a look at all the films that are going to be released when cinemas return to the UK on the 17th of May and the year ahead! We talk Oscar films that are touching the silver screen for the first time, eagerly awaited blockbusters, the packed superhero schedule and some of the films we are the most interested in personally. We also discuss our favourite scenes of 2020-2021.

(Apologies for Sam frequently using the American dating system)

In our Frances McDormand special we look at the three films that she won her Best Actress Oscars for; 2020 Best Picture winner Nomadland, 1996 Coen Brothers snowy crime comedy Fargo and 2017 drama Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri! (Spoilers within for all).

Morrisey even gets a mention.

In the second half of our Oscars special, Sam and Lewis discuss the "big awards" such as Best Picture, Best Director and the highly controversial Best Actor.

Sam and Lewis take a look at the 93rd Academy Awards in this 2 part special! All the highs, lows, controversies and pleasant surprises are discussed from one of the strangest Oscars of all time. #AllHailPaddington