This week the group is joined by their first ever guest on the podcast - the enigmatic and elusive mastermind known only as “Waingro”; a cowboy, looking for anything heavy.

On this week’s episode, the SIFTP squad add another scalp to their belt as they investigate Quentin Tarantino’s 2009 smash-hit “Inglourious Basterds”.

The final episode of the boy’s Star Ways Original Trilogy-trilogy brings the disturbance in the Force to an end as the boys circle back to No. 86 on the List, “Star Wars: Return of the Jedi”.

On the latest episode, Terry, Lou, Jakob and Cousin San get another lesson in Bollywood film as they find themselves face-to-face with Aamir Khan for the second time.

Can this film live up to the stellar standard set by “Dangal”? Find out, as school is in session for No.87 on the List, “Like Stars On Earth”.

On the latest episode of Save it for the Pod, the boys let the dogs out.

Lock and load, as the crew go undercover and talk tipping, Chris Penn, and much more on this week’s look into Quentin Tarantino’s directorial debut - “Reservoir Dogs”

On the newest instalment of Save It For The Pod, the crew journeys across the solar system and beyond the infinite, as they go through the silver-screen star gate that is, Stanley Kubrick’s Sci-Fi masterpiece, “2001: A Space Odyssey”.

Tap into the latest transmission as the gang discuss killer AIs, the hazards of working with animals, and the suffocating concept of drifting through space.

No. 91 on the IMDB Top 100 Films List sees San, Lou, Jakob and Terry take a trip through a nightmarish tale of addiction and misery in Darren Aronofsky’s “Requiem for a Dream”.

So settle in, find a vein and inject this episode, as the crew discuss the haunting soundtrack, Tappy Tibbons, and the cost of homeware appliances.

For the first time on the pod, the group discuss a movie that all of them had seen before embarking on their quest - No. 92 on the IMDB Top 100 Films List, “Vertigo”.

Join the gang as they unravel the mystery at the heart of Alfred Hitchcock’s seminal film and give their thoughts on James Stuart’s role as a leading man, in an episode that is sure to make your head spin.

The fellas undertake an investigation of a 1931 film which follows a string of child murders, and the endeavours of the police and criminals to bring the culprit to justice. 

Will the officers and offenders catch this crazed killer? Can Cousin San overcome his aversion to old films? Is Armie Hammer eating people? 

Find out the answers and more, as the team conducts a forensic examination of Fritz Lang’s “M”.

Owing to a technical malfunction and slight oversight, the crew comes together to record their second episode on the Danish drama “The Hunt”.

Listen in as the boys analyse the ambiguous ending, submit their picks for an English-language remake and appraise the Danish drinking culture (all for the second time).

Plus, Terry proposes a theory that melts the other members’ minds.

This week the gang enter the space where rom-com and sci-fi converge to discuss a work that’s part-film, part-poem. A movie that some of the team certainly wish they could forget. Tune in to hear the group’s less-than-cerebral symposium on Michel Gondry’s “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind”.