As JR embarks upon his maiden voyage through the Marvel Cinematic Universe, what better way to mark his progress than through the medium of podcasting?

Our discussion of the role of the Doctor Who companion arrives in the modern series

A short (and very much spoiler-free) review of Love and Monsters writer Brian Duffield's directorial debut, the 2020 film Spontaneous

Man vs nature is kind of the theme of this (spoiler lite) instalment of Film Club, as we cast our attention towards three very different reinterpretations of the basic Robinson Crusoe story: Cast Away, Man Friday and Swiss Army Man.

With his new Netflix zombie apocalypse, Zack Snyder goes back to his roots - only bigger, longer and uncut. So what did we make of Army of the Dead? Did we agree with the rest of the internet that it's an egregious waste of everybody's time - or did we make our own minds up?

TV Club turns its attention to three recent superhero series from beyond the usual Marvel / DC stable, primarily a couple adapted from Image Comics including the recent Netflix release Jupiter's Legacy

Tom Baker might have thought a talking cabbage adequate company for his TARDIS travels, but the reality is that a television programme needs characters for the audience to recognise and identify with or care about. But how has that role changed over the years? In the first half of our discussion, we talk about the Doctor's companions during the original series.

In a discussion that has literally taken over a week to conclude, here are our further thoughts on David Tennant's third year in the TARDIS, Series Four.

Artwork 'borrowed' from Douglas Sommerville

In a discussion that literally takes over a week to conclude, here are our thoughts on David Tennant's third year in the TARDIS, Series Four.

Artwork 'borrowed' from Douglas Sommerville

After four sequels, two reboots and two television versions, Planet of the Apes is the adaptation of a novel that just keeps on coming. But just what is it that keeps on coming? That's the question we accidentally end up asking in this latest edition of Film Club, the first of four (non-consecutive) episodes dealing with the Apes saga.