Tennessee (2008) wraps up our slightly delayed second 'not like other movies' month. We had to change it from quirky month because Calum decided to slot in a film about a cult. It is what it is. To make up for it, we have a half-hour special of the Calum listens to and describes the Fifty Shades series. Hopefully that will carry you through the Summer months, when you won't get to hear us.

Fear not listener; we will be back in September.

The Lobster (2015) is up next on our month of quirky films, in celebration of our super quirky Calum. Good news, this one is actually quirky, not just disturbing. It is disturbing, too, though. What is also disturbing is our lack of geographical knowledge. If you want to hear Calum guess the continents, you're in luck. In the comments, let us know what animal you'd like to be turned into in 45 days.

Join us next week as we watch Tennessee (2008)

Martha Marcy May Marlene (2011) is up next, and having now seen it, we apologise that is part of our quirky indie movie month for Calum's birthday. We assure you that we don't think cults are quirky. Pinky swear. However, for those who don't know the offside rule, you do get a terrible explaination. Our country is in the world cup for the first time in a million years, so you're gonna have to deal with it.

Join us next week as we watch another mystery bluray that Calum has assigned the label quirky to.

Little Miss Sunshine (2006) is our next totally on-time episode. No technical issues here. The file just decided to be quirky, just like our theme this month. Calum has decided to punish us all by choosing movies that aren't like other movies, but he failed this time because everyone loves that film where the guy finds out he's colourblind and Steve Carrel is depressed. Tag yourself, I'm the van that doesn't have a first or second gear.

Join us next week for another quirky film.

Ghost World (2001) is the beginning of a new theme! We're doing another "I'm not like other movies" month to celebrate manic-pixie-dream Calum. He is turning old and cynical this month, so he has chosen the perfect film to start us off. If anyone loved this film as teen, are you okay? How are you doing? Please reach out and let us know where you ended up.

We're off to see the podcast mascot on the day this is released.

Join us next week for Little Miss Sunshine (2006)

Carry On Camping (1969) wraps up our very short Carry On Month. Don't worry, we will probably have another soon. The main thing is, we are back and we're watching one of the most highest rated Carry On films. Hopefully it lives up to expectations and we won't be labelled as fake Carry On stans for not liking it as much as everyone else.

Join us next week as Calum inflicts his quirky nonsense on us all (2026)

Carry On Cleo (1964) is first up in our third Carry On month. We are so very close to rebranding to a Carry On Podcast at this point. Being that this is our third go of these, you'd maybe assume that the quality is going down each time around. You would be wrong, but don't worry we are just as surprised as you are! Who'd have thought that one of the most beloved films in the series is actually good? Not us!

Join us in two weeks as we watch Carry On Camping (1969)

Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale (2025) ends our era of Downton Abbey movies. Who'd have thought we'd all become so invested in the lives of the rich? A bit more happens in this one than in the others, but still, arguably, not a lot in comparison to the series. We do get some very messy choices and a lot of crying and stroking of brick-work so you have that to look forward to!

Join us next week as we start another Carry On month!

Downton Abbey: A New Era (2022) is up next on our Downton Abbey Month, where all the episodes are on time, and nothing bad ever happens. Last week, the King came for a spot of lunch, and nothing bad happened. This week, we're all off to either holiday in France or watch a film being made, and something bad yet unsurprising happens. The stakes have never been more middling or more posh.

Join us next week for Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale (2025)

Downton Abbey (2019), the first movie, kicks off our Downton Abbey month that Calum has somehow made happen. The King and Queen are coming for tea, and this causes many shenanigans. Will the staff get to give the King dinner? Will the rich people stay rich? You'll have to listen to find out, or watch the movie. Maggie Smith alone makes it worth it, so why not? Good news, you also get a Fifty Shades audiobook update in this episode.

Join us next week as we watch Downton Abbey: A New Era (2022)