This week Jim brings us Lemsip Chicken, Darren talks Superbob while Lee watches Venom and has a fight with fabric conditioner and a washing machine...

Then we dive into the moronic 90s to discover the deep and meaningful truths of the universe via the medium of intergalactic wrestling hero Shep Ramsey aka Hulk Hogan aka The Suburban Commando.... Oh dear...

This week Jim battles the Eldrich forces of web page creation, Elton questions his own reality, Darren gets confused by fantastic beasts and Lee reports in on the results of a group of blackdoggers attending a film and tv pub quiz.

Then its on to this weeks film Guillermo Del Toros love letter to Kaiju films of the past Pacific Rim. 

Next week, we review a film with yet another hulking monster... The  "comedy" Suburban Commando 

The guys are joined by guest host Andy Poulastides this week as they discuss such diverse subjects as The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, Haunting of Hill House, She-Ra and catching a glimpse of He-Man's snake mountain, getting a wife for your birthday, bemusing one star reviews on iTunes and Jim apparently having a fake accent. 

Then there is a forthright and frank analysis of Batman Ninja by Darren. 

After this we move on to this weeks film, the bleak dystopian film Children of Men... 

Ah the good old days of long assed podcasts and some feedback... Well they're back. 

This week the guys return from hiatus to discuss lots of movies seen in the interim, including Halloween, Bohemian Rhapsody and the JJ Abrams B Movie released on cinema by mistake Overlord. 

There's also chats about broken dogs, protecting yourself against an angry New York train ticket queue by affecting a full on plummy english accent and getting signatures from Butterface Mc Mullethead at the London Comicon. 

Then its on to this weeks film Green Lantern... A patreon choice by Bob "Haloman" Lamont

We are off again next week but return on Tuesday Nov 20th to review the dystopian classic Children of Men. 

This week Jim Holds the Dark in many ways watching the film of the same name and also suffering a lack of Electricians. Elton gets his backdoors smashed in twice, Darren suffers train woes and continues his quest for Black Dog Bake Off challenge winner. While Lee deals with baby spiders, shed doors, toilet doors and the door like acting of Ryan Gosling as Neil Armstrong in First Man. 

Then its on to this weeks movie in our indeterminate weeks of horror. Jims suggestion, the Ethan Hawk starring supernatural horror Sinister. 

Jim suffers fallout from a plague plane, Elton lays low, Darren is proud of his muffins and Lee is disappointed the Nic Cage film Mandy does not feature Barry Manalow's music. Then its on to our second week of horror the Iranian Djinn drama Under The Shadow

Technical issues abound as Jim writes (and rewrites) a review, Elton has a funny turn, Darren does nowt and Lee has a problem with Vape users recreating scenes from The Mist. Then its on to our second week of horror. The Korean zombie classic Train to Busan (and a brief mini review of its animated prequel Seoul Station)

This week Jim comes live from Florida, Elton chases a small dog around a garden, Darren watches the Incredibles and Lee goes on an epic journey to... Bristol (and beyond)

Then we kick off the indeterminate weeks of horror with our last Patreon chosen film. Chosen by Zarich Catlin Hallett  we go back in to the iconic horror movie from 1922 - Nosferatu.

Next week we will review not one but two films for our second week of horror the Korean zombie epic Train to Busan and its animated prequel Seoul Station

Jims back with Jims back.... Elton helps Lee put up a TV on a wall, Darren watches Maniac and they all go off to the shindig...

Then thanks to Netflix, we skip Gods of Egypt and jump on to Being John Malcovich instead... Cheers Netflix...

Elton gets dragged about by a small dog, Darren has a dramedy, Lee gets angry and Jim causes self harm to avoid having to watch our film this week... Duncan Jones' Warcraft