Merry Christmas, you filthy animals!

What's your favourite holiday movie and why is it Home Alone? 

For our 2021 finale, we explore Home Alone and discuss the elements that make it a perfect Christmas movie...

We're kicking off the holiday season with Henry Selick's The Nightmare Before Christmas.

This Stop-motion animation classic is stunning bith visually and musically.

Join us as we explore its meaning and whether it can be used as an analogy for cultural appropriation...

Cutthroat Island - written by Robert King & Marc Norman and directed by Renny Harlin - is best known for being a massive flop, bankrupting its production company and derailing the career of its lead, Geena Davis.

But not many people have actually seen it.

We have, and we're here to tell you if it deserves the bad rap it gets...

In this episode, we look at Paul Verhoeven's classic: RoboCop.

Join us as we explore how the film is a scathing critique of American culture, particularly corporate greed and mass consumerism....

Gareth Evans's The Raid is a masterclass in martial arts cinema. It has reshaped the genre and inspired many other action films.

Join us as we explore the ways it's efficient and effective in its storytelling...

This week we are taking on a giant of cinema: Orson Welles's Citizen Kane.

Let's see how it holds up today, 80 years after its release.

Join us as we discuss the influences the film has had on cinema as a whole and debate whether it is the greatest film ever made...

This week, we're looking at another John Carpenter classic: The Thing.

We talk about similar movies and how this one stands out. We also discuss the other films, books, etc. related to this, as well as whether the rumoured sequel(s) should be made.

Also, maybe Leon isn't Dog's best friend?..

In the spirit of Halloween, we are revisiting the original Halloween film, by John Carpenter.

Mask up and let's explore how this movie set the template that countless shasher films have been using ever since...