Welcome to this weeks episode, where Jim revisits Film Noir, Elton watches the wrong Jackass, Darren yearns for an endless stream of  Matt Berry in his life and Lee in a mirror universe turn of events laments Marvel, loves Star Trek Strange New Worlds, nearly dies on a mountain and drops flat packed furniture on his toe. Then its on to this weeks film. The documentary about the making of the movie Man in the Moon; the Netflix special Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond. 

Welcome back. In this weeks episode Jim earns money playing games, Elton gets a spirit level out in the garden, Darren watches Dr Strange 2 and we discuss the MCU getting more convoluted, Lee watches The Pentaverate, roll plays a golfer on his playstation and gets a second dose of Covid. Then after a very old feature returns for a brief bit of mocking and we read out a bit of feedback we move on to this weeks film, the massive ball of hypertension and anxiety inducing stress that is the movie Boiling Point

Welcome back. In this weeks episode Jim earns money playing games, Elton gets a spirit level out in the garden, Darren watches Dr Strange 2 and we discuss the MCU getting more convoluted, Lee watches The Pentaverate, roll plays a golfer on his playstation and gets a second dose of Covid.  Then after a very old feature returns for a brief bit of mocking and we read out a bit of feedback we move on to this weeks film, the massive ball of hypertension and anxiety inducing stress that is the movie Boiling Point

This week Jim deals with the silver surfers and revisits The Clone Wars, Elton assembles a workbench (may be a euphemism), Darren goes Greek (ahem) and Lee does basically nothing. Then its on to this weeks film, a Netflix hidden gem. The teen coming of age drama comedy which owes as much to John Hughes as it does Bill and Ted... Metal Lords

This week Jim deals with the silver surfers and revisits The Clone Wars, Elton assembles a workbench (may be a euphemism), Darren goes Greek (ahem) and Lee does basically nothing.  Then its on to this weeks film, a Netflix hidden gem. The teen coming of age drama comedy which owes as much to John Hughes as it does Bill and Ted... Metal Lords

This week Jim returns with tales of nefarious internet money companies, Elton grinds his teeth, Darren laments the state of The Forbidden Planet and James Bond Box Sets while Lee watches Jack Reacher and struggles with modern art. Then after some interesting feedback about the previous episode about sad films, we move on to this weeks review. Is it parody or prophecy? We take a look at Mike Judges Idiocracy.

This week Jim returns with tales of nefarious internet money companies, Elton grinds his teeth, Darren laments the state of The Forbidden Planet and James Bond Box Sets while Lee watches Jack Reacher and struggles with modern art. Then after some interesting feedback about the previous episode about sad films, we move on to this weeks review. Is it parody or prophecy? We take a look at Mike Judges Idiocracy. 

Welcome to this weeks episode in which Elton discovers a man who is endlessly wet sponging a wall without any visible means of providing moisture, Darren goes indoor skydiving and Lee plays Star Wars Lego Skywalker Saga until he's sick (but still avoids Rise of Skywalker) Then theres some feedback for Nightmare Alley before we move on to the Pixar movie Up. Is it a beautifully observed story about loss and grief or is it a cynical emotional button pusher. We find out.

Welcome to this weeks episode in which Elton discovers a man who is endlessly wet sponging a wall without any visible means of providing moisture, Darren goes indoor skydiving and Lee plays Star Wars Lego Skywalker Saga until he's sick (but still avoids Rise of Skywalker) Then theres some feedback for Nightmare Alley before we move on to the Pixar movie Up. Is it a beautifully observed story about loss and grief or is it a cynical emotional button pusher. We find out. 

Welcome back to this weeks (much) delayed episode. No Jim this week, but we have Elton dealing with his Wisteria, which is not a song by Def Leopard. Darren discovers the modern day miracle of cheese slices in his frozen hamburger patty and Lee gets his internal organs liquidised by Hans Zimmer and realises spiral stair cases are not as practical when drunk at 1am. Then after some feedback its on to this weeks film. A superbly crafted modern day film noir or a over long indulgent episode of Tales of the Unexpected, we try and decide as we review Nightmare Alley.