Chris is joined by Betamax Video Club's Rich Nelson to talk about everyone's favourite film where kids talk about toomahs and genitalia.  Well, everyone's film like that from 1990 anyway.  Yes, we revisit the Arnie comedy classic KINDERGARTEN COP.

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Chris is joined in his dojo* by his podcasting sensei: comedian, writer, actor and generally funny-man, Marek Larwood.  Marek has chosen the 1986 martial arts phenomenon NO RETREAT NO SURRENDER, with its spectacle of karate, rapping, body-popping, skateboarding and acting by people who've never really done acting before.  You really don't want to miss this movie, or indeed this podcast. (*garage)

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With Rob still away, we've got another very special guest: it's Julia Raeside, whose here to talk about 1998 Aussie rom-dram DEAD LETTER OFFICE.  Well, we talk a bit about Dead Letter Office, but also Neighbours, Howards Way and Simon Groom's guest house.

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With Rob away on paternity leave, we've dragged in another Rob.  It's the return of My Mum's Seen A Movie host Rob Marland, who has revisited the 1989 miniaturisation and formicide family favourite, HONEY I SHRUNK THE KIDS.  Is it worth remembering?  Or should it be chucked in a bin bag and dumped at the end of the garden?  Join us and find out.

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This episode has it all: happy news, no-so-happy news, and two very tired middle aged men talking about the 1989 action/buddy extravaganza,TANGO & CASH. For approximately an hour.  Is it as good as we remember, or has it retrospectively F.U.B.A.R.'d?

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Here, to terrorise y'all's neighbourhood, is our special guest Michael Legge.  Out of all the films in the world, he decided to discuss the Thriller video from 1983.  I suppose after a long period of self-isolation, he has the funk of 40 thousand years.

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Eey up! Join Rob and Chris as we go up north to blow our flugels and bloody euphoniums to revisit the gritty comedy BRASSED OFF.  Is it a brassy breath of fresh air, or a stinking lump of ... coal?

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It's New Zealand Special time again, so Rob has chosen the feature length adaptation of the much loved comic strip FOOTROT FLATS: A DOG'S TALE.  Is it a slice of heaven, or a giant pile of dog poo?

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What would happen if you missed your train and your life split in two?  Would you cut your hair and quote Monty Python?  Or would you bring out some rather whiffy candles?  That's what Rob and Chris are here to decide as we talk about the 1998 'what if' rom-com, SLIDING DOORS.

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If you go down to the woods today, be sure of a big surprise.  And that big surprise is ... special guest Rob Marland from the fantastic My Mum Has Seen A Movie podcast.  Together, we compare foot sizes and discuss the 1987 sasquatch favourite HARRY & THE HENDERSONS.

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