This week real Darren returns as we tangentially discuss where Jim is going to keep all of his newly purchased prog rockers, why Jean Michelle Jarre keeps nicking digestives. Elton laments a poor meal, Darren just does his job and gets brought up to speed on last weeks episode including the Pigeon story and Lee's Picard drinking deep of the Memberberry juice fountain. Meanwhile Lee reviews Renfield, Ant Man Quantumania aka "Someone's firing paint in my eyes the movie"  and Amazons Jason Bourne-a-like show Citadel. After some feedback and a bit of Devastating Dave its on to this weeks film. Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawk hit the streets in Anton Fuqua's gritty cop thriller Training Day. 

This week we are joined once again by DarrenGPT as Jim watches Sweet Tooth and has the bone chilling modern fear of a phone call at 10:30pm. Elton loses his trousers and mauled by a bear in The Long Dark, and Lee plays Jedi Survivor (an ironic name given his performance to date), suffers self loathing due to falling foul of the dreaded 'memberberries and also has to deal with a dodgy pigeon. Then after some feedback its on to this weeks movie. A film with a title that promises lots but can it deliver? Find out as we review "The Man Who Killed Hitler And Then The Bigfoot"

This week we are joined once again by DarrenGPT as Jim watches Sweet Tooth and has the bone chilling modern fear of a phone call at 10:30pm. Elton loses his trousers and mauled by a bear in The Long Dark, and Lee plays Jedi Survivor (an ironic name given his performance to date), suffers self loathing due to falling foul of the dreaded 'memberberries and also has to deal with a dodgy pigeon. Then after some feedback its on to this weeks movie. A film with a title that promises lots but can it deliver? Find out as we review "The Man Who Killed Hitler And Then The Bigfoot"  

Strap yourselves in for an epic length cast as this week Jim revisits Fringe, Elton gets into a road rage incident over birds (and 90s Rapper Shaggy), Darren (the real one) returns from Rhodes but ends up on a Tolkienesque journey to sort out his electricity meter and Lee gets rather annoyed about the DC movie that would quickly be referred to only as Baldy Walnuts. After that its on to this weeks movie, which is either a sharp satire on class, privilege and the general pointlessness of the 1% or a blunt stick to hit obvious targets; Triangle Of Sadness

Strap yourselves in for an epic length cast as this week Jim revisits Fringe, Elton gets into a road rage incident over birds (and 90s Rapper Shaggy), Darren (the real one) returns from Rhodes but ends up on a Tolkienesque journey to sort out his electricity meter and Lee gets rather annoyed about the DC movie that would quickly be referred to only as Baldy Walnuts. After that its on to this weeks movie, which is either a sharp satire on class, privilege and the general pointlessness of the 1% or a blunt stick to hit obvious targets; Triangle Of Sadness

This week Jim goes heavy metal shooter crazy, Elton names an island "no potato", DarrenAI continues to evolve and Lee watches the fourth John Wick aka Extreme Frogger. Then after some feedback its on to this weeks film. The scientifically accurate*, tightly plotted, character driven*, hard sci fi* space epic Moonfall *Its lies! All lies I tell you!

This week Jim goes heavy metal shooter crazy, Elton names an island "no potato", DarrenAI continues to evolve and Lee watches the fourth John Wick aka Extreme Frogger. Then after some feedback its on to this weeks film. The scientifically accurate*, tightly plotted, character driven*, hard sci fi* space epic Moonfall  *Its lies! All lies I tell you!

This week Darren is away but technology fills that gap admirably. Elsewhere Jim fights the flu, Elton builds a virtual raft and Lee faces the realisation he may have a ghost cat and also discovers chainsaws, stones and faces without protection don't mix. After all of that its off back to the magical realm of 14th century mythmaking with David Lowry's art house Arthurian epic, The Green Knight...

This week Darren is away but technology fills that gap admirably. Elsewhere Jim fights the flu, Elton builds a virtual raft and Lee faces the realisation he may have a ghost cat and also discovers chainsaws, stones and faces without protection don't mix. After all of that its off back to the magical realm of 14th century mythmaking with David Lowry's art house Arthurian epic, The Green Knight... 

This week things get surreal quick with Jim being Alan Moore IN SPACE! Elton fears what is in the toilet. Darren knows what's a posh fish and Lee is confused by the sheer attention to detail of anime game anatomy animation. After which weirdness its over to World War 2 era Prague for an anti Nazi film noir made while the war was actually happening, Fritz Langs 1943 thriller Hangmen Also Die.