Sean and Cliff continue their in-depth review of the 2012 TV Film 'Saving The Titanic'. The film focused upon the Engineers and Firemen, who fought to save the ship.

With a podcast sting from the fantastic Marv at 'Pods Like Us'.

1:48 Titanic's Youngest Crew Members

4:59 The Engineers Behind the Ship

8:35 Cliff's future writing projects

11:54 The Role of Music on Titanic

20:21 The Dilemma of Survival

30:18 Cliff's Book on Bruce Ismay

40:42 Upcoming Spooky Projects

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Sean is once again joined by author of 'Understanding J. Bruce Ismay: The True Story of the Man They Called The Coward of Titanic', Clifford Ismay.

Cliff brings his life experience as an electrician to bear during this in-depth review of the 2012 TV Film 'Saving The Titanic'. The film focused upon the Engineers and Firemen, who fought to save the ship.

-The book which Sean references is 'Titanic: The Unfolding Story', by Carol King and Richard Havers, published by Haynes Publishing in 2011.

-The ship which Sean was trying to think of was the White Star Line's RMS Republic which was built in 1903, and sank in 1909, but unlike the Titanic, the lifeboats were able to ferry almost all of the passengers onto rescue ships.

With a podcast sting from the fantastic Marv at 'Pods Like Us'.

Chapters:

0:05 Welcome to Review It Yourself

0:47 Titanic Film Discussion

2:54 Engineers of the Titanic

6:40 The Role of Engineers

9:50 Heroism in Crisis

11:44 Film Reception and Awards

15:07 Behind the Scenes of Saving the Titanic

19:57 The Tragedy of Titanic

21:46 Attitude Towards the Sea

25:26 Design Flaws and Considerations

26:26 The Emergency Generator

28:38 Misconceptions of Titanic’s Fate

29:21 The Role of Luck

31:33 Character Portrayals in the Film

34:56 The Quest for Heroes

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@CinnamonToastCrunch3842 joins Sean to discuss his favourite moments of Doctor Who Series Four (2008). Originally live-streamed on YouTube in February 2024.

Chapters

0:51 Introduction to Doctor Who Series Four

2:46 Childhood Memories of Doctor Who

3:30 Favourite Episodes and Themes

3:48 The Evolution of Doctor Who's Tone

5:18 Darker Elements in Series Four

6:55 Viewer Questions: Ideal Casting

7:33 Discussing Potential Doctors

9:33 Donna Noble's Introduction

14:49 Partners in Crime Analysis

15:18 Character Development in Series Four

20:37 Donna's Unique Dynamic with the Doctor

21:52 The Impact of Donna's Character

24:29 The Significance of Fixed Points in Time

25:45 Scary Monsters and Childhood Fears

33:22 The Effectiveness of Doctor Who's Horror

37:07 The TARDIS and Personal Preferences

38:17 The Sontaran Stratagem Overview

41:23 The Return of Martha Jones

44:29 The Role of Classic Villains

46:44 The Unicorn and the Wasp

50:44 The Mystery of the Library

1:06:54 Introduction of River Song

1:12:10 The Complexity of Doctor Who's Storytelling

1:18:01 The Emotional Depth of Midnight

1:24:49 Viewing Order of River Song's Episodes

1:26:47 The Brilliance of Midnight's Writing

1:27:02 The Best and Worst of Doctor Who

1:27:07 Cast and Characters

1:28:53 Exploring Themes of Money and Value

1:32:58 The Importance of Character Interaction

1:34:41 Representation in Doctor Who

1:35:48 The Darker Side of Doctor Who

1:38:10 The Doctor's Control and Human Fear

1:39:31 The Role of the Hostess

1:42:36 The Impact of the Doctor's Choices

1:43:34 The Role of Supporting Characters

1:45:06 The Unknown Consequences of Fear

1:45:50 The Significance of Character Development

1:47:14 The Journey of Donna Noble

1:50:06 The Concept of Time and Choices

1:53:56 Social Commentary in Doctor Who

1:56:04 The Dangers of Nostalgia

2:05:48 The Legacy of the Tenth Doctor

2:07:30 The Future of Doctor Who

2:09:36 The Return of Characters

2:12:50 The Complexity of Rose Tyler

2:14:47 The Evolution of Donna's Character

2:20:57 The Role of the Daleks

2:25:01 The Reunion of Doctor and Rose

2:26:50 The Nature of Regeneration

2:32:11 The Bittersweet Conclusion of Donna's Story

2:38:57 The Message Behind Character Growth

2:49:13 The Importance of Good Writing

2:56:26 The Doctor Who Podcasting Community

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Sean and Sarah discuss the trailers for the entire Jurassic Park and Jurassic World film series, from Jurassic Park (1993) to Jurassic World Rebirth (2025).

Would the trailers alone convince you to part with your hard-earned cash and go to the cinema to see it?

Chapters

0:06 Welcome to Review It Yourself

1:38 Previewing the Jurassic Park & World Film Series

5:08 Jurassic Park (1993)

11:36 The Lost World (1997)

16:16 Jurassic Park III (2001)

18:51 Jurassic World (2015)

25:00 Fallen Kingdom (2018)

27:46 Dominion (2022) & Battle at Big Rock (2019)

32:07 Jurassic Park Rebirth (2025)

38:34 Thanks for Listening

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Sean is joined by Clayton and Shawn from 'Men Who Like Men Who Likes Movies' to discuss the ultimate guilty pleasure film: I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997).

Has Sean ever been this positive?

Chapters:

0:04 Welcome to Review It Yourself-The Beauty Pageant Edition

3:49 The Heat is On

5:09 Catching Up with Clayton and Shawn

6:33 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' Expectations

9:21 Recollections of a Classic

12:41 The Impact of Horror

15:53 The Legacy of Characters

18:19 The Chase Scene

22:43 The Atmosphere of the 90s

24:18 The Tension Rises

27:07 The Characters We Love (Justice for Helen Shivers)

39:25 The Killer's Perspective

52:19 The Climax Unfolds

1:03:12 Final Thoughts

1:05:49 A Nostalgic Reflection

1:17:33 Closing Remarks

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Sarah and Sean continue their epic review of the cult film, Blade (1998).

Chapters:

0:01: 'Pods like Us' sting

0:10 Introduction to Blade

3:08 Action and Character Dynamics

4:35 Practical Effects and Nostalgia

7:43 The Vampire Universe Explored

9:27 Unpacking the Plot Twists

11:17 The Complexity of Relationships

14:16 Themes of Power and Control

19:04 The Villain's Charisma

25:54 Character Depth in Dialogue

32:11 The Blood and Gore Factor

34:28 Humour Amidst the Chaos

36:14 The 'Blood God' Revelation

38:28 The Final Confrontation

43:13 The Cultural Impact of Blade

45:55 Critics' Perspectives-Did you even f**king watch this film? Section

1:01:53 Final Thoughts on Blade

1:08:28 Closing Remarks and Future Episodes

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Sarah finally watches Blade! She and Sean embark on an epic review of the cult film.

Chapters:

0:14 Welcome to Review It Yourself

0:25 Catching Up on Film Plans

2:12 Introducing Blade

6:01 Rave Scene Analysis

8:48 Sensuality in Vampires

10:53 Deacon and Gitano's Tension

16:39 Vampire Hierarchies Explored

23:23 Blade's Character Development

29:39 Karen's Introduction

31:33 Fallout of Violence

36:28 UV Light and Sunblock

42:29 Power Struggles Among Vampires

47:43 The Prophecy Plot

51:07 Keeping Plates in the Air

58:21 Dynamic Between Blade and Karen

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Sean and Sarah are joined by Luke from 'The Howdy Beans Podcast' for Part Two of their Eight Legged Freaks (2002) review. With show-tunes, animal impressions and "festive foolery", this isn't an episode to miss!

Chapters:

1:34 Creepy Movie Moments

4:46 The Power of Quotes

7:13 Animal Attack Films

9:23 The Genius of Creature Features

11:26 Characters in Small Towns

14:01 Humour in Horror

17:52 Critics Reviews and Expectations

22:40 Understanding the Film's Intent

29:14 The Challenge of Modern Cinema

37:17 Nostalgia for Classic Films

44:48 Future of Cinema

51:12 Upcoming Projects and Recommendations

52:31 Conclusion and Farewells

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Sean and Sarah are joined by Luke from 'The Howdy Beans Podcast' to discuss chocolate-covered malted milk biscuits, and Eight Legged Freaks (2002).

Chapters:

0:05 Biscuit Banter

11:03 Eight-Legged Freaks Review

39:54 Celebrating Silly B-Movies

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Sean and Sarah continue reviewing Final Destination Bloodlines (2025). A film that Sean describes as "Less Max Factor, More Slash factor".

Chapters:

0:01 'Pods Like Us' sting

1:40 Family Dynamics in Film

4:38 Pacing and Structure Concerns

6:31 Humour in Horror Movies

9:41 Franchise Longevity and Expectations

10:40 Emotional Impact of Death

14:12 Celebrating Classic Horror Elements

18:01 Practical Effects vs. CGI

24:04 Critics' Mixed Reactions

29:17 Audience Reception of Humour

29:55 Consistency in Franchise Identity

31:39 Balancing Nostalgia and Modernity

34:16 Final Thoughts on the Film

38:39 Future of the Franchise

43:49 Closing Remarks and Next Episode

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