This week finds the hosts falling apart. Jim has dental issues, Elton's back gives way, Darren stresses over hair dye and Lee can't see a thing with his new glasses.

so as they await the sweet release of the grim reapers embrace they review the British comedy Mindhorn.

This week Jim plays Quake 3, Elton plays with potatoes, finds cursed tools, and goes the Long Way Up, while Darren threatens Liam Neeson with some mini bar miniatures while Lee eats Chilli that makes him see through time.

Then after a quick discussion about fear scales (how many potatoes to a cup of tea?) we move on to this weeks film the Shamalamadingdong Lift movie, twist its in a lift, Devil.

This week Jim plays Quake 3, Elton plays with potatoes, finds cursed tools, and goes the Long Way Up, while Darren threatens Liam Neeson with some mini bar miniatures while Lee eats Chilli that makes him see through time. 

Then after a quick discussion about fear scales (how many potatoes to a cup of tea?) we move on to this weeks film the Shamalamadingdong Lift movie, twist its in a lift, Devil.

Darren is away this week and is clearly the balancing force of the team as we go off piste very quickly discussing Sooty & Sweep's activities during the 70s, the lyrics to Um Bongo, nicking light fittings and how to get a free Big Mac in under 3 seconds during the 80s. After which we move on to this weeks Indeterminate weeks of horror, Lee's choice this week, the indie low budget B movie, Splinter.

Darren is away this week and is clearly the balancing force of the team as we go off piste very quickly discussing Sooty & Sweep's activities during the 70s, the lyrics to Um Bongo, nicking light fittings and how to get a free Big Mac in under 3 seconds during the 80s. After which we move on to this weeks Indeterminate weeks of horror, Lee's choice this week, the indie low budget B movie, Splinter.

This week gives us another positive Pupdate from Jim, Elton has a Rose Tinted Specs revelation about The Beatles movies, Lee finally starts watching House and laments watching Star Trek V and Darren has a cheery TV watch list usually only enjoyed by Hannibal Lector. Then after a brief interlude for feedback on last weeks episode and a brief pause while Elton explains how his cutlery drawer ended up on the floor to his partner, we move on to this weeks movie. The Vampire movie that is actually a serial killer movie if it had been directed by Ken Loach and Spike Lee, Transfiguration.

This week gives us another positive Pupdate from Jim, Elton has a Rose Tinted Specs revelation about The Beatles movies, Lee finally starts watching House and laments watching Star Trek V and Darren has a cheery TV watch list usually only enjoyed by Hannibal Lector. Then after a brief interlude for feedback on last weeks episode and a brief pause while Elton explains how his cutlery drawer ended up on the floor to his partner, we move on to this weeks movie. The Vampire movie that is actually a serial killer movie if it had been directed by Ken Loach and Spike Lee, Transfiguration. 

Welcome, this week Jim gives us another Pupdate, Elton is clapped out but finds time to play Among Us and enjoy a novel use for a bear in the film Midsommar, Darren watches Enola Holmes and once again talk turns to Henry Cavil being the most jacked up Sherlock Holmes ever, while Lee dons a flight suit and goes out in his X Wing playing Star Wars Squadrons. Then after a makeshift version of the old jingle its on to this weeks first movie of the Indeterminate weeks of horror. Jim's choice is up this week, the relatively unknown found footage movie Hellhouse LLC (not LL Cool J)

Welcome, this week Jim gives us another Pupdate, Elton is clapped out but finds time to play Among Us and enjoy a novel use for a bear in the film Midsommar, Darren watches Enola Holmes and once again talk turns to Henry Cavil being the most jacked up Sherlock Holmes ever, while Lee dons a flight suit and goes out in his X Wing playing Star Wars Squadrons.  Then after a makeshift version of the old jingle its on to this weeks first movie of the Indeterminate weeks of horror. Jim's choice is up this week, the relatively unknown found footage movie Hellhouse LLC (not LL Cool J) 

This week Elton updates us on his house move, eating blue paint and gives us a lovely version of Fleetwood Mac's The Chain. Jim's heartwarming dog adoption continues, while Darren loses an entire week to No Mans Sky. Lee on the other hand has a mixed bag of comedy gig, two films (one good the other... well... Best you just listen really) and a rather rage inducing run in with the dumbest m'fkrs on the internet. Then its on to this weeks film, a movie that claims to be one thing but turns out to be something quite different. The Anne Hatherway / Jason Sudekis "Comedy" Colossal.