Kev had the joy and privilege of seeing Emilio Santoro perform a few months ago. An impressive live show that goes further than being a tribute artist, he is a true passionate performer with incredible vocals and charisma that got the audience fired up, he also educates along the way and performs set-pieces from Elvis' shows where he showcases his acting talents. He joins us from America today as he is on route once again to New York and Memphis to perform there and at Graceland where he was awarded the Ultimate Tribute Artist Champion by Elvis Presley Enterprises which is the most prestigious achievement. Today we discuss his impressive career and love for the King of Rock & Roll including Baz Luhrmann's new EPiC documentary and the ELVIS movie with Austin Butler. This was a a fun chat which we know you'll enjoy.

Brokeback Cathy returns to the Pod to help us with a spoiler review episode. She is the only one who has seen "Wuthering Heights" so gives us a great insight and sells it to us, we discuss the controversies and all the positives. We deviate a little as usually bringing into focus Barbie as well then return to discussing the surprisingly good film Crime 101 which we all enjoyed and had great talking points throughout. We end with the dark and twisted horror comedy Send Help and the tense horror Primate which we all mainly enjoyed. Its be a fun time at the cinema in recent weeks.

​ ⁨@aftercreditswithpol⁩  joins us to discuss what upcoming movies in March and April were looking forward to. We discuss Polina's recent visit to Venice and London film festivals where she had the chance to view films earlier than their general release. We discuss music from The Beatles and Beach Boys to Billie Eilish. We talk through tough films to watch from tasteful romance to devastating drama. Also Pol's favourite movies and that she originally watched them dubbed in Russian as a child. This was a delightful chat, enjoy.

Bella joins us from Austria after we couldnt help but notice her genius clips on social media educating the audience on how film sets run and what crew members do "so you dont have to pay for film school". Her audience has grown exponentially from a few thousand to over 140k at the point of this episodes record. She is studying filmmaking, specifically cinematography and directing in the hope of building a career in the industry. This is a great conversation as you can really hear her passion as we discuss everything from lighting techniques, recent movie releases and throwing herself into education and experimenting within the many roles on a film set.

Cathy joins us from Austria to discuss her movie reviews and her movie related content on Instagram especially the time she met Sebastian Stan twice. We discuss her obsession with The Batman and we look towards new films coming out such as The Bride & Wuthering Heights as well as Dunes-Day. This is a fun conversation with a passionate person talking all things movies, languages and taking a trip over to Liverpool.

Winners of Drews Competition are announced in this episode. Through Drews Instagram page @TalesoftheNook we pick 2 winners that will get 2 signed copies of Drews poetry books and a Rage Whale T-Shirt. We also discuss the sad passing of Catherine O'Hara, Skyscraper Live, Wonder Man and The Godfather trilogy. Followed by a few bits of Movie News.

Kat joins us to discuss her Photography career and starting the Creative Agency HACK. We delve into her favourite types of shoots and how she got into the business. We discuss how Dyslexia has affected us and talk favourite films, horrors and The Princess Bride. But first we start with a shocking story.

Spoiler discussion. You have been warned. We hope you enjoy our thoughts on this impressive movie.

Ash & Emma join us from Reviewatron Podcast for a hilarious chat to discuss Stranger Things and Marty Supreme. But first of all Drew has to get something off his chest. We then talk divisive films, cinema etiquette, snacks and Roombas. We discuss many of the recent films and TV we have seen from 28 Years Later, Nosferatu, Frankenstein, I Swear, The Ballad of Wallis Island and The Long Walk.

How true are the movies that claim they are 'based on a true story'? Lewis and Elliot join us today from their award winning movie podcast to delve into how they decided on this great concept and to talk through some of their favourite stories and anecdotes from all their research. But first we discuss Alan Partridge.