After a week off Lee, Darren, Jim and Elton return with tales of glamping, hotel breakfast timings, internet cabling issues and most importantly the horror of cunning seagulls... Then after some feedback we try and work out if we're dragging or rushing the tempo as we review Whiplash

After a week off Lee, Darren, Jim and Elton return with tales of glamping, hotel breakfast timings, internet cabling issues and most importantly the horror of cunning seagulls... Then after some feedback we try and work out if we're dragging or rushing the tempo as we review Whiplash

Welcome to this weeks episode where Jim watches Futurama and does some noodling, Elton, goes back to work and tries to spread some ashes without interference, Darren realises to his dismay that Football may be a thing thats happening and and he watches Terminator Genysis and finally Lee has a sunday roast in a pub, watches Loki and tries not to die (or kill anyone) with a new electric shower. Then after some feedback for last weeks film its on to the happy jolly film about finding religion and caring for others as we join Saint Maud.

Welcome to this weeks episode where Jim watches Futurama and does some noodling, Elton, goes back to work and tries to spread some ashes without interference, Darren realises to his dismay that Football may be a thing thats happening and and he watches Terminator Genysis and finally Lee has a sunday roast in a pub, watches Loki and tries not to die (or kill anyone) with a new electric shower. Then after some feedback for last weeks film its on to the happy jolly film about finding religion and caring for others as we join Saint Maud. 

In this epic length episode Elton struggles with TV sizes, Jim relaxes, Darren strains something and watches the wrong damn film for the cast a day before recording, Lee worries about the London Eye wobbling and unleashes havoc by trying to teach guides about craters using 10 bags of flour and some rocks. Then after some feedback for last weeks episode (including Eltons own take on the film His House) we move on to this weeks film. A story of obsession, entitlement and the negative affect of media on those in the profession as well as the "fans" who covet its fame... Martin Scorsese's The King Of Comedy.

In this epic length episode Elton struggles with TV sizes, Jim relaxes, Darren strains something and watches the wrong damn film for the cast a day before recording, Lee worries about the London Eye wobbling and unleashes havoc by trying to teach guides about craters using 10 bags of flour and some rocks. Then after some feedback for last weeks episode (including Eltons own take on the film His House) we move on to this weeks film. A story of obsession, entitlement and the negative affect of media on those in the profession as well as the "fans" who covet its fame... Martin Scorsese's The King Of Comedy.

This week its just Lee, Darren and Jim as Elton is away cultivating his roast potatoes collection. This week Jim chills to 2000AD, beats Windows update hell. Darren visits Bromley and gets enamoured with mobile phone technology from the dawn of the 21st century and Lee does some virtual farming and laments COVID weight gain with wetsuit shenanigans... Then after that its on to a powerful horror film which gets everyone diving deep as we visit "His House"

This week its just Lee, Darren and Jim as Elton is away cultivating his roast potatoes collection.  This week Jim chills to 2000AD, beats Windows update hell. Darren visits Bromley and gets enamoured with mobile phone technology from the dawn of the 21st century and Lee does some virtual farming and laments COVID weight gain with wetsuit shenanigans... Then after that its on to a powerful horror film which gets everyone diving deep as we visit "His House"

Jim gets a jab and looks forward to pub openings, Elton goes double Escobar furlough and "enjoys" Handmaids Tale, Darren gets his jab and watches Haunted while Lee gets very ranty about "Army of the Dead" after which they all deep dive in to the classic neo noir western No Country for Old Men.

Jim gets a jab and looks forward to pub openings, Elton goes double Escobar furlough and "enjoys" Handmaids Tale, Darren gets his jab and watches Haunted while Lee gets very ranty about "Army of the Dead" after which they all deep dive in to the classic neo noir western No Country for Old Men.