In this episode, Andrew and John-Paul showcase some clips from past episodes regarding their favourite films, with perhaps a surprise guest near the end?

Andrew & John discuss their favourite Christmas films, although whether some really ARE Christmas films is up for debate.

Andrew and John-Paul share their thoughts on the current state of the DC Universe, and what they hope to see under the new leadership of James Gunn.

Andrew and new co-host John-Paul discuss the current state of the film industry and where they see it going in the future, as well as discussing recent releases such as “Halloween Ends” and “Hocus Pocus 2”.

In the tenth episode, Andrew & J. Pollitt try to pitch the ultimate film that they would like to see, as well as discussing recently released films including "Smile" and "Ticket to Paradise", in addition to talking about the Deadpool 3 reveal, the production of "Rust", and much more, ending with a big announcement for episodes going forward.

James Bond Theme Cover by Samuel Willis

Andrew and J. Pollitt discuss their favourite films from the 90s, with Andrew additionally giving his thoughts on his recently watched films.

Andrew and J. Pollitt discuss the current issues with Warner Bros and other corporations within the industry, as well as discussing new films such as “Bullet Train” and “They/Them”.

In an episode dedicated to Bernard Cribbins, Andrew and J discuss their favourite films from the 80s, as well as giving their reasons for being “for or against” Thor: Love and Thunder.

Apologies for the bad quality, the editing process for this episode has been absolute hell.

Andrew and J. Pollitt discuss Marvel films, from classics such as the Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy and the X-Men franchise, to the world's highest grossing film franchise, the Marvel Cinematic Universe, before discussing upcoming projects announced at SDCC 2022!

Andrew and J. Pollitt discuss their favourite Jim Carrey films, and share their funniest moments from each film, as well as discussing recently released film “The Black Phone” and the classic “Batman Forever”.

Alrighty then!