We return for our fifth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Dan chose Sci-Fi action classic Predator in excitement for the upcoming sequel Prey. Does this films over the top machismo hurt the final product? Let's find out!

We return for our fifth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Chris chose the stone cold classic that is Good Will Hunting, surely that movie remains flawless, right?

We return for our fifth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Dan chose Last Action Hero, a film he remembers enjoying as a child but fears might not hold up. How will Chris feel as an adult seeing it for the first time? How does a director parody the genre he himself defined.

We return for our fifth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Chris chose Die Hard 2, a sequel Dan recalls not enjoying for being too similar to the original. Will he change his mind after rewatching it this time?

We return for our fifth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Dan chose Gremlins 2. He remembers feeling this film being a perfect sequel, will Chris feel the same way?

We return for our fifth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Chris chose Liar Liar. Might this be the best of Jim Carrey's comedies? Listen as we find out.

We return for our fifth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Dan chose Who Framed Roger Rabbit? a classic Chris isn't sure he's seen. Will it hold up? Will it work for Chris with no nostalgia attached? Listen and find out.

We return to finish our fourth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week for the second of our two Christmas specials, Chris chose Die Hard. Plus we tackle the question that has followed this film for as long as we can remember... is it a Christmas film?

We return for our fourth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week for the first of our two Christmas specials, Dan chose It's A Wonderful Life. Plus we ask why the film's popularity endures eternally.

We return for our fourth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Chris chose The Matrix Revolutions as we finish unpacking the Matrix trilogy with 20+ years of hindsight. Is this final film as bad as history remembers? Yes. Yes it is.