We ain’t afraid of no ghosts and to prove it we are watching the original 1984 smash hit, Ghostbusters. Turns out Brian has a thing for both Louis (Rick Moranis) and Janine (Annie Potz), whilst Sinéad wants to know; why do possessed people always become hyper-sexual? A film full of great comedy lines, iconic images and a mixed bag of special effects, we find plenty to disagree about, not least, Gozer - more David Bowie or more Marie from Roxette? Discuss.

We are keeping things highbrow over here at Reasons HQ, so for this episode, we revisit the Oscar winning film Moonlight. We wax lyrical over the script, performances and style of the film and share an important fact about Naomie Harris’ early career. We’re not just here to provide great facts and reasonably intelligent thoughts though. Oh no. We also find time to ask, why do American kitchens never seem to have kettles and is Brian’s head really expanding? 

Things are getting serious in this episode, as Brian suggests we sit down to watch The Trial of the Chicago 7. If you love a courtroom drama, this will be right up your street and the script is an undeniable zinger. Prepare yourself for a party political broadcast from the Liberal Brian Party and some reality versus drama facts from Sinéad’s personally curated Nerd Alert. (Still up for debate: does Joseph Gordon-Levitt look like Mr Burns' blue-haired lawyer from The Simpsons? Discuss...)

We may have just found the ultimate date night movie. What is it you ask? Well, it’s Speed. Obviously! Why? Well…Keanu Reeves - tick. Sandra Bullock - tick. Action - tick. Romance -tick. What more does any relationship need? Despite this being Sinéad’s choice of film, Brian’s excitement levels are through the roof and oh boy does he want to tell us all about it. Basically, strap in because we are travelling at well over 50mph. (I know, even we think that’s a cheesy analogy, but humour us this one time).  

We’re off to Aspen with Harry and Lloyd, so jump in the Mutt Cutts van and come along for the ride as we dissect the 90’s comedy, Dumb and Dumber. Brian has been quoting this film for the past twenty odd years and is more than ready to argue it’s case. Bold statements are made, temperatures rise and this could indeed spell the end of the relationship. (No parakeets were harmed in the making of this episode).

There’s no crying in baseball, but there may well be tears before this episode reaches its conclusion. Sinéad tries to explain to Brian the eight different levels on which 'A League Of Their Own' delivers but he seems more concerned with Shelley Duvall (who is not even in the film). If you want an emotionally driven - sports - comedy - girl power - based on a true story drama, then join us. Equally if you like hearing a couple argue and list out reasons to separate, tune in!

As far back as I can remember I always wanted to be a podcaster. Yep, that’s right, for this episode, we’re diving headfirst into the Scorsese masterpiece, Goodfellas. We discover Brian has a crush on Karen, Sinéad thinks she can run from the mafia and Lorraine Bracco was beaten to an Oscar by Whoopi Goldberg in Ghost. Meanwhile our Nerd Alert reveals potential alternate cast and the inspiration behind the bearded man and dogs painting by Tommy’s mum (aka Mrs Catherine Scorsese). Whatever you do, don't let the sauce stick.

This episode is a full scale love in for Saint Maud, with top VHS scores across the board and only two dumpable offences. If you have a penchant for psychological horror and stunning performances then this is the film for you. We chat awards recognition, the bleakness of the British seaside, ‘godgasms’ and cockroaches (naturally).

The future meets the past and babies are conceived after they’ve been born. Yep, Brian’s film choice for this episode is The Terminator (and don’t forget the ‘The’). Whilst he gets nostalgic for times gone by, Sinéad explains why cyborg Arnie is a mash up of Frankenstein’s monster and Michael Myers. Ultimately, we’re left with a few questions, not least…why keep ammunition casually available on your shop counter? But we hope you enjoy and remember...we’ll be back.

Prepare yourself from some dodgy French pronunciation and disagreements over montages because we’re here to chat about Three Men and a Baby. That’s right, strap yourself in for a Selleck, Danson, Guttenberg 80’s treat! Brian claims double standards as Sinéad defends the female characters and we both admit that we’d sleep with all three men just to get a room in that apartment. It’s all so nostalgically exciting, we even forget to mention the urban legend of ghost boy. (Trust us - you can Google it).