The 1980s was a decade which gave us some of the most iconic films in movie history with directors such as Joel Schumacher, who sadly passed away this week, creating some classics. Scotty and Motty pick their top five 80s movies, with Schumacher's vampire flick The Lost Boys amongst their choices. 

Films by Gene Wilder, Spike Lee, Marty Brest and Francis Ford Coppola are some of those which make the list as the decade that gave us Eddie Murphy, Tom Cruise, Patrick Swayze, Matt Dillon, Rosie Perez, Bruce Willis and many more is remembered.

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Katie Hopkins is finally banned from Twitter which is a step in the right direction from the social media giant!

The permanent ban comes after Twitter also started flagging up Donald Trump's tweets that were deemed to be spreading lies. 

Scotty and Motty take a look at all this plus tell us why they're the people Scandinavian news channels turn to in times of crisis! 

The pair also give us their take on Manchester United's draw with Spurs and whether Roy Keane's rant was a bit too much plus why the UK government continues to make them both angry.

Television presenter Alex Winters joins Scotty and Motty to talk about his favourite year and despite being a Cardiff City fan with an allegiance to Manchester United 2012 is Alex's choice. With artists such as Alabama Shakes and Kendrick Lamar at the top of their game, plus the Searching for Sugarman released it was a very good year.

Riots on the streets of London - again, as so-called football lads defend statues nobody is trying to harm. While hundreds of thugs embarrassed themselves on man gave us all someone to be proud of. Patrick Hutchinson rescued a far-right protester from getting seriously beat up, despite him being part of Black Lives Matter, the very group the man was protesting against. Scotty and Motty chat about this, plus why some jokes on old tv shows are not okay and whether Blackpool or Sunderland is the UK's worst place to visit.

Scotty and Motty take a look at the top 5 debut albums of all time as Oasis's Definitely Maybe, The Stone Roses, by the Stone Roses and Snoop Doggy Dogg's Doggystyle are among the albums the lads discuss. Reminiscing about how certain albums shaped their lives, Scotty and Motty also chat about being told to f*** off by Amy Winehouse, taking a dump in Jimi Hendrix's toilet and trying to interview Liam Gallagher!

Edward Colston's statue in Bristol ended up in the harbour as Black Lives Matter protesters decided to take action over the slave owner being immortalised in their city. Could this be a seismic moment? Could Winston Churchill's statue be next? Are voices such as Anthony Joshua and John Boyega's the ones we should be listening to? Jay and Scotty discuss all this and more.

Sports films are often cheesy, far-fetched nonsense and that's why we love them! Dave Scott and Jay Motty take a look at their top five sports films taking us from fighters in Philadelphia to PE lessons in Barnsley! 

With protests across America following the death of George Floyd at the hands of police, Scotty and Motty take a look at one of the most turbulent weeks in recent years. Even by Trump's standards he seems to be losing his grip on America (and reality) the burning question is can he get it back? 

This was recorded before Trump addressed the nation, not that he said anything remotely helpful. Scotty and Motty discuss the state of America, the lies coming from the British government, whyThe Thick of It is still hilarious and tuna fishing - obviously.

Is Don Corleone really the don? Are the Goodfellas all that good? Scotty and Motty take a look at their top ten gangster films of all-time. 

How do you choose films during lockdown? Is cancel culture going too far? Is Tarantino overrated? Do we believe Woody Allen deserves to be cancelled and why was Purple Aki at the football last weekend? Jay and Scotty discuss this and more.