Beware, dear listener, for we have a positively frightful episode lined up for you as we watch Poltergay (2006), as part of our new Spoopy Ways to Die month. Join us as we ponder life's biggest mystery; who the hell is Dave and why is his cameo so significant? If any French listener could please provide the cultural context, we would be much obliged. We also discuss the logistics of electrified bubble-foam-induced ghosts and the many rules that would hinder their funky disco lives. This is an episode filled with not just terrifying moments, but truly unique sentences that neither of us will probably ever say again.

Join us next week as we watch Rubber (2010). Also, please let us know how you feel about the new format we're trialling during our Halloween month. So-long Wikipedia!

It's the final episode of our Back to the Podcast month, so this week we watched Back to the Future Part III (1990), or as we describe it now, the second best Back to the Future film. We're back into the swing of things and talking guard bears, ravine paradoxes, and how much Doc has changed since he arrived in 1885. How we wish the original timeline had happened, she really did deserve to get yeeted off a cliff. Bros before hoes, Doc Brown. 

All good things come to an end, but we are very excited to begin our 'Dumb Ways to Die' Halloween month next week. We're kicking it off with Poltergay (2010)

Welcome back to our Back to the Podcast month, where we spend our month watching the Back to the Future series. Back to the Future Part II (1989), like many middle trilogy films, is the Wednesday of the series. If you don't know what that means, we're not going to explain it to you. Join us as we imagine the possibilities of what could have happened if they hadn't have trapped themselves into a particular plotline with one throwaway line at the end of Part I. Dammit Jennifer. 

Join us next week as we watch, you guessed it, Back to the Future Part III (1990)

It's time to come back with us, Back to the Podcast! Hello, did you miss us? We missed you! This month we're heading back to the podcast by watching Back to the Future (1985) and it's two sequels. Now, this is the greatest film trilogy of all time (yes, it is, fight me) so really you have no excuse to not join us in our triumphant return. You have all the same One of us is Board staples as before; from illegal use of music to stories that have nothing to do with the film! It's almost like we were never gone!

New episodes will now be every Monday at 3pm GMT. Join us next week for Back to the Future Part II (1989)

We've been missing! Life has been crazy, but we are back with another episode of shenanigans and murder. I say this week, but really it was many weeks ago, we watched Sweeney Todd (2007) and it was a lot better than we expected. We decided to ignore the elephant in the room, so if you come listening for our thoughts on the situation; you're gonna be disappointed. BUT if you came looking for more rambles and terrible opinions, we have you covered as per usual.

We will be taking a break so we can get caught up, but you should be able to listen to an episode on Hairspray (2007) next week.

It's Calum's birthday month and to celebrate we're watching a film about a group of people that are guaranteed to put a smile on Calum's face; nuns! No, seriously, that's a thing. We kick off our Just Musicals June with The Sound of Music (1965) and we had a good time because that's what The Sound of Music is. Join us as we stan Elsa Schraeder and head-canon 'Uncle' Max being the evil alter-ego of Maria. Also Pointless Spinoff, we give you a ridiculous amount of promo in this so you best be getting around to the prompt one day. (Also this is Sam's mum's favourite film and she's 50 this month so; Hi mum, we did that Sound of Music episode you wanted!)

What should have followed is Sister Act or something, but I hadn't thought of Nun More Aging Month until now, so join us for Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007)

Welcome back to Music Mockumentary May! It's been a while but we're back with The Rutles: All We Need is Cash (1978). Now this one was a bit of a struggle; not only because we don't know that much about the Beatles, but also because the Wikipedia plot is pretty much non-existent. What this means though, dear listener, is that you get to have a short episode! You're welcome, or we're sorry; we'll let you decide how you feel about that.

Join us sometime in the near future for Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping (2016)

New month, new theme! This week we kick off our Music Mockumentary May with Britain's Got the Pop Factor... and Possibly a New Celebrity Jesus Christ Soapstar Superstar Strictly on Ice (2008). Now, if you're not from the UK you will have most likely missed this media moment and you really did have to be there. 2008 was the peak UK talent show era. Thankfully, we ramble as per usual and give you like half an hour worth of context. You're welcome in advance. Bonus! You also get to get some insight onto how these talent shows worked behind the scenes, as R Calum worked on one. You'll need to listen to find out which one and how involved he was. 

Join us next week for The Rutles: All You Need Is Cash (1978)