It's our very first festive edition of the podcast, and we thought we'd go for a holiday classic this episode. Gremlins isn't always first on the list of Christmas favourites, but it sure is one of the most memorable. 

We break down Joe Dante's classic and try not to talk about the sequel too much...

In the latest edition of Requiem For A Stream, we discuss our first animated film, Makoto Shinkai's gorgeous body-swap anime, Your Name.

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Colin Farrell hangs around with a strange teenage kid in The Killing of A Sacred Deer, and if you think that's weird, you ain't seen nothing yet!

Join us for our usual breakdown and analysis of Yorgos Lanthimos's disturbing, uncomfortable and... funny (?) oddity.

In this spoooooky Halloween special, we convince David to watch a horror film. Turn off the lights, hide behind a pillow and settle in for Stanley Kubrick's classic, The Shining.

This episode, we watch 80s classic The Breakfast Club (currently streaming on UK Netflix) and discuss it with varying levels of enthusiasm...

Roman Polanski sticks Christoph Waltz, Jodie Foster, Kate Winslet and John C. Reilly in a room together, and carnage ensues.

We pick apart this stage adapted oddity, just for you.

Who fancies watching Robert Redford muck around in a boat for an hour and a quarter?

Don't worry if not, we've done it for you! Here's our breakdown of All Is Lost, available to stream on Netflix UK.

Welp, it only took us 4 episodes to break the format!

Instead of discussing our usual streamable film, we took a trip to the cinema to see Paul Schrader's transcendental movie, First Reformed. 

We discuss religion, climate change, spirituality and Pepto Bismol.

We watched Prisoners on Netflix for this episode, in which the disappearance of two young girls leads to grief and trauma for Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal. 

Maybe one day we'll pick a cheerful film to watch...

In this bonus episode, we pick the scraps off the cutting room floor. We have a quick chat about how streaming has changed TV and movies as a medium, looking at LOST and Sherlock among others...