Perfect those pirouettes and deepen your plies, because we’re taking another trip to Barbie’s ballet studio! In our third episode of the Barbie Diaries, Ben and Annabel tackle a blast from the past as they rewatch beloved ballet turned animated kid’s movie ‘Barbie of Swan Lake’ (2003). From an acutely sassy unicorn side kick to a Prince with a penchant for bestiality, this instalment has ample to offer. But does Barbie do justice to Tchaikovsky? Or should this have been her cinematic swan song? Stream now and find out if this makes it to first position.

Hold on tight, because there’s another storm coming! After a barren thirty year drought, the ‘Twister’ franchise is back in full swing with the recent release of standalone sequel ‘Twisters’ - and we all have front row seats! Starring man of the moment Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones as rival storm chasers, this disaster movie turned love story no doubt is the perfect recipe for a powerhouse summer blockbuster. But did it live up to its potential? Did this new instalment thoroughly blow us away? Or disappointingly, did it just blow? Stream our full review now for answers.

In this week’s episode, Ben and Annabel once again cosplay as casting directors and manifest a star studded cast for Sony’s upcoming movie adaptation of interactive horror game ‘Until Dawn’ (2015). What Hollywood heavy hitters do we want to see fighting for their lives on Blackwood Mountain? Who can possibly fill the shoes of Hayden Panetierre and Academy Award winner Rami Malek? Stream now for our unfiltered rundown and detailed cast list.

Rain has finally broken through this drought, because the wait for this week’s episode is over! In our special sleepover edition, Ben and Annabel spend a night in revisiting a movie formative to both of their childhoods - 2004’s cinematic masterpiece ‘A Cinderella Story’. The film stars teen movie veterans Hilary Duff and Chad Michael Murray as two anonymous online lovers from two vastly different tax brackets. Will their economic disparity be a dealbreaker once they discover each other’s identities? Is Jennifer Coolidge in the role of evil stepmother an appealing enough person to make this classic hold up upon a rewatch? Grab a plate of salmon pancakes, pull an all nighter with us and stream now for answers!

Dress in red, white and blue from head to toe and put your hand over your heart, because it’s time to pledge ultimate allegiance! To celebrate the Fourth of July, Ben and Annabel revisit the star studded cult classic ‘Wet Hot American Summer’ (2001). With everything from casual heroin use to a sentient can of vegetables, this movie feels like the perfect way to celebrate America’s birthday! Will the likes of powerhouses Paul Rudd, Bradley Cooper, Amy Poehler and Elizabeth Banks be enough to win us over? Or was rewatching this critical and commercial failure a poor use of our national right to freedom? Patriots, stream now!

Brush your hair, undress yourself everywhere, because we’re taking another trip to Barbieland! In our sophomore episode of the Barbie Diaries, we once again venture into the titular icon’s plastic and fantastic cinematic universe and tackle the nostalgic and beloved classic ‘Barbie as Rapunzel’ (2002). From redundant unruly tresses to audacious talking animal side kicks, is this film really as good as our childhood selves remember? Or in our old age, does the mouth on Penelope the dragon prove to be an unredeemable turn off? Stream now for our brutally honest deconstruction.

It may feel like Groundhog day, because dad appreciation is here to stay! In our second Father’s Day instalment, we are joined this week by Ben’s dad to discuss and deconstruct one of his favorite films - you guessed it - 1993’s widely beloved classic ‘Groundhog Day’. The movie stars Bill Murray as curmudgeonly, self centred weather man Phil Connors, who in an inexplicable stroke of karmic retribution, is forced to live the film’s titular holiday over and over again until he changes his ways. Will the allure of Andie MacDowell be enough to break Phil’s narcissistic cycle? Does this movie stand the test of time despite its famously problematic lead? Stream now for answers to all.

The mothers had their day, now it’s the fathers’s turn to play! In anticipation of Father’s Day, we’re joined this week by Annabel’s dad to discuss one of his all time film favorites, British cult classic ‘Withnail and I’ (1987). Starring Richard E Grant in his big screen debut, the film tracks two unemployed actors living in squalor who find themselves on an accidental holiday in the not-so idyllic English countryside. Jam packed with blindly horny gays and rampant alcoholism, this movie’s an answer to every hedonist’s prayers! But will it hold up under the scrutiny of a modern lens? Does father really know best? Stream our full review now to find out.

Let those rainbow flags fly, because it’s officially the gayest month of the year! To celebrate the beginning of Pride Month, Ben and Annabel spend this week’s episode revisiting the LGBT cult classic and coming of age satire ‘But I’m a Cheerleader’ (1999). After her parents and friends suspect her to be a lesbian, the titular cheerleader played by Natasha Lyonne is sent to a conversion camp for sexually confused teens run by none other than director Cathy Moriarty and counsellor RuPaul. Has this movie earned its place in the queer cinematic canon? Or was its critical panning not in fact an act of homophobia, but an apt take? Stream our full review now to be an ally.

They tried to make us watch this movie, and we said yes, yes, yes. Join us this week as we take a deep dive into Sam Taylor-Johnson’s highly controversial biopic ‘Back to Black’ about the life and career of the late Amy Winehouse. Did the ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ director bring us a sensitive, nuanced and moving portrayal of a tortured artist battling her demons? Or was it as offensively tone deaf as internet critics claim and make us want to die a hundred times? Stream now to join the debate.