This week Jim dips into Flesh for Frankenstein, Darren watches Death of a Unicorn while Lee enthuses over his newly night purchased Commodore 64... What follows is some nostalga bait and then some intense peer pressure for Darren as we try to make him spend money on a zx spectrum. After that with Asking for Trouble, we get into the thorny issue of time travelling and killing hitler a question that isn't quite as easily answered as you might think, before we all collectively realise that Lee hasn't really got over The Fifth Element.  Then finally its on to this weeks film, a pretentious pile of arse that needs you to do the work for the writers? Or a deep challenging psychological surreal study into the nature of a broken mans desire for freedom? Or an arachnophobes nightmare? Whatever it is, we're going to review, it as we watch Denis Villeneuve's Enemy Media Discussed this week Flesh for Frankenstein - Amazon Prime Blood of Dracula - Amazon Prime Star Wars original 1977 theatrical cut - BFI film on film festival The Lincoln Lawyer - Netflix  Daredevil Born Again - Disney+ Death of a Unicorn - Theatrical Release Climax - Film4  Enemy - iTVX

In this weeks epic length episode, Jim tries his hands at DIY, Elton has a bomb drill while simultaniously being Hans Gruber, Darren watches Novocaine and Lee has a child free weekend and so visits a wind turbine museum.

Then its on to some more "in depth" questions with Asking for Trouble, including Dr Who, Robocop and bodily injury before moving on to this weeks film.  This week we find the drugs don't work as we take a trip back in time (just don't bring the dog) with Synchronic.  Media discussed this week Boston Legal - Freeview Streaming Novocaine - Theatrical Release The Lincoln Lawyer - Netflix Synchronic - Netflix

Can we trace back the fall of society to the removal of Macromedia Flash and the removal of Frog in a Blender

This week Jim wants to go on holiday and relax but ends up at Eden Lake, Elton does battle once more with london transport, Darren goes to a political rally but also finds time to watch the Friendly Neighbourhood Spider-Man, while Lee does nothing but thanks to Carol discovers the surprising secret identity of The Flash. Add to that feedback and a four person race for some forks and a review of Brandon Cronenbergs sureal sci fi body horror Possessor and you have yourself a podcast.  Media Discussed this week Heretic - Amazon VOD rental Friendly Neighbourhood Spider-Man - Disney+ Adolesense - Netflix Surroundead - PC / Xbox  Possessor - 4OD / YouTube rental / Apple TV rental

Balls swell, Bowie's Rubber Ball bounces and we ask does Disney actually make anything themselves?

After a fortnight away we return with Jim and Darren getting in an Electric State, Lee watching Black Bag and Elton needing to have tummy sticks. Then after some feedback for Housebound we move on to this weeks film. A movie that is probably the most prophetic film committed to celluloid. So much so its gone from satire to practically a documentary. The 1976 Sidney Lumet movie Network Media discussed this week Far Cry 5 - All gaming platforms Pacific Drive - All gaming platforms Adolesence - Netflix Mickey 17 - Theatrical release Black Bag - Theatrical release Daredevil Born Again - Disney+ Electric State - Netflix Reacher - Amazon Prime The Killers Game - Netflix

Once again we fail the unofficial "can we get through an episode without a Robocop quote" Jim celebrates not having intrusive camerawork for a week by playing Far Cry, Elton gets emotional about a famous death this week, Darren suffers frustration at his own DIY being too well built to be destroyed. While Lee, goes full old man shouts at cloud about The Brits aka "Whos that? Whats that song!?" and then gets Stockholm Syndrome playing Baldurs Gate 3 After that we address the real important topics of the day in Asking for Trouble before getting on to this weeks film. The New Zealand horror comedy Housebound, which may also be referred to as HomeBound by Lee the big idiot! Media Discussed This Week Far Cry New Eden - PC / XBox / PS5 Baldurs Gate 3 - PC / XBox / PS5 Robocop Rogue City - PC / XBox / PS5 Going For Gold - UK TV / Challenge TV The Brits 2025 - iTV / iTVX Housebound - BBC iPlayer / VOD / YouTube

Have you seen Five Stars Starfish? 

This week we get all swapped about before Jim tells us some good news and watches The Companion, Elton buys a car, Darren enjoys a monkey and has a few casting suggestions for James Gunn after watching Reacher while Lee has issues with The Gorge and has even bigger issues with Captain America Brave New World. After all of that its time to review the Netflix original scifi comedy thriller Its Whats Inside.  Media discussed this week The Companion - Theatrical Release / Rental VOD Captain America Brave New World - Kall Kwik photocopiers The Gorge - Apple TV The Monkey - Theatrical Release Reacher - Amazon Prime Its Whats Inside - Netflix

This week Jim has a radical diet and also gets frustrated at tablet reviews. Yogi Bear lives a tough life on the streets with Boo Boo, Elton gives us a potted history of Pes aka Pro Evo Soccer aka International Super Soccer aka Sensi Soccer (I made that last one up). Darren watches three films, The Gorge, which isn't about the Cheddar valley, Captain America Brave New World and being a romantic soul he took his partner off to see the slasher flick Hearteyes for Valentines day.  Meanwhile Lee gets angry at a game he sat up to 3am to finish.  After that Asking for Trouble features questions about Submarines, Birdemic 2 and Sandwiches. And thats not even the most surreal thing as we end up reviewing the sci fi surreal metaphor filled tone poem Upstream Colour. Media Discussed This Week Pro Evo Soccer 2015 - Playstation The Gorge - Apple TV Hearteyes - Theatrical Release Captain America Brave New World - Theatrical Release Dragon Age The Veilguard - PS5 / Xbox / PC Upstream Colour - Amazon Prime