It is a podcast for big boys and girls who like loud engines and things that go boom.

This week on the podcast, Simon reviews new Apple TV film F1, which is playing in cinemas right now. Then Dan flipped on Prime Video to see the new show Countdown.

It's a mixed bag on the ol' podcast this week.

It's like those 7 Up movies, but with zombies. Simon takes a look at Danny Boyle's fast-moving zombies in 28 Years Later.

Then Dan gets all YA on us with We Were Liars, the new Prime Video show. For kids, y'know?

Very briefly Dan talks about Kevin Williamson's latest Netflix show The Waterfront.

Love - it's exciting and new. Come aboard, we have reviews for you!

The Captain Stubing and Gopher of podcasts Dan Barrett & Simon Foster have two reviews that are both heavy on the romance.

• Mix Tape (Streaming on BINGE)
• Materialists (in cinemas now)

It's a big week for regurgitating IP. Just like every other damn week.

We have a new John Wick spin-off called Ballerina, the Predator is back in a new animated movie anthology where we watch him fight WWII pilots ( - really!), and there's another Karate Kid film (inexplicably).

Oh... and Owen Wilson is here to save the day with something new: a golf comedy.

Yeah, alright. You want reviews? You want inane opinions? We have you covered.

• Bring Her Back (in cinemas now)
• Dept Q (Netflix... you may have heard of it)

• Adults (Hulu in the US, Disney+ elsewhere)
• Mountainhead (Max)
• The Phoenician Scheme (in cinemas now)
• The Great Lillian Hall (in Australian cinemas now... it has taken a while)

This is the latest one of our podcasts have ever come out? Why so late? Dan got tired and Simon never got his podcast editing license.

This week we review:

• Fountain of Youth (Apple TV+)
• Lilo & Stitch (in cinemas)
• Sirens (Netflix)
• Fear Street: Prom Queen (Netflix)

Guys, we did it. We saw the new (and last?) Mission: Impossible movie. These films have become cultural EVENTS! But, this last one... it has left our intrepid Screen Watching team divided.

This week they review:

• Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning (in cinemas)
• Duster (on Max)
• The Surfer (in cinemas - coming soon to Stan)
• Hurry Up Tomorrow (in cinemas)
• Rust (in cinemas)
• La Cocina
• And some brief chatter about the new Superman trailer, then onto Andor chat.

In this week's podcast, Simon reviews new horror film Clown in a Cornfield. But... is it as good as the clown-themed horror film Dan pitches him?

Then Dan talks up the new Netflix drama The Eternaut.

To wrap things up, there's chatter about the remake The Wedding Banquet, Riefenstahl, Shifting Gears (it's a Tim Allen comedy), and a flashback to The Taking of Pelham One Two Three.

Big week on the ol' Screen Watching podcast with Dan and Simon having both seen a Marvel film that was actually pretty good. That said... they have some issues with it...

Also, there's the new Tina Fey show on Netflix - The Four Seasons. It's good. But...

A big TV week on the ol' Screen Watching pod as Dan and Simon have conflicting views on new ballet Prime Video show Etoile. Will it end in a dance battle? Probably.

Also, Simon has questions about The Accountant 2.

And then because they are both men of a certain age, they have an extended chat about Star Wars and new show Andor.