That cold nearly took Jack out of commission this week, but with classic reviews of Dunkirk and Girl on the Train, a podcast simply had to go out. We've also got the usual film news and box office segments too.

So, next Wednesday is legitimately the big day. So on this special TSAF, Jack takes us back to 2004, where it all began, by reviewing the film that kickstarted it all: DreamWorks’ Shark Tale. On top of that, we also have the infamous Show Dogs rant, the film news rundown, and all our usual features too. We also have a look at this Sunday's new Journal too.

It's October at last- usually a good time for the film industry. And it's also a very special October for us here at TheJackSmit.com, as Jack celebrates 15 years of association with that cinema in Preston. So to celebrate, this month on TSAF, Jack will be taking us on a walk down memory lane, as he reviews some of the films that have defined the legendary Vue cinema he calls home. On this episode, we have indie gems in the form of Brigsby Bear, animated delights from the guys at Laika, and a rant that provided hours of banter to that team on the 2018 marathon. All that, plus (by popular demand) the freshly extended Film News Rundown, the box office, a look ahead to what's opening in UK cinemas this weekend, and the return of the Big Discussion as things get going at the London Film Festival.

Happy International Podcast Day, TSAF listeners! To celebrate, we've got a little announcement to make regarding next month's content for the blog, and it's a big deal for Jack.

With Jack busy on Journal duties for the next few weeks, TSAF is going to deep dive into older films, and where else to begin than with a SPOILER FILLED podcast on Once Upon a Time In Hollywood?

This week on TSAF, Jack goes retro with a series of underlooked films that he reviewed on the Ripped Ticket Show last year- and on top of that, there's an exclusive look in to Monday's episode of The Journal.

It's been a slow film week for us. But this week on TSAF, we review Good Boys, look at the big film news, and of course, run down that box office top 10. Plus, as promised following that Emoji rant, we delve in to the Ripped Ticket archives once again.