This weeks Blackdog sees Lee and Darren put off speed dating as they review Takashi Miikes Audition, but not before Lee lays into the smug hipster film Scott Pilgrim. Beyond wanting to punch Edgar Wright to the floor with a book on best practices on the use of motion graphics, the guys also mull over some actual Batman 3 news, some Ghostbusters 3 rumours and the hell of 3D and its implementation on the Indy Jones series. Also for your delectation and delight (or not) the cast is introduced to a new feature / competition, the fearsome Script Sandwich! Can you devine the movie being acted out by two guys eating a bacon buttie?

In an epic length and technically troubled cast, Lee and Darren are joined by GeekplanetOnline’s lord and master Matt Dillon. This week the guys and their guest cast their eyes over the geek news of the week, is star wars 7 to 9 really happening? Why Martin Freeman as Bilbo may well be proof Peter Jackson is losing it. Additionally they also manage to come up with a number of terms for self pleasuring before finally getting on track and reviewing the Swedish art house horror Let The Right One In

In this weeks podcast Darren & Lee discuss how near death Catweezle is, how bloody awful the idea of Alien prequels are and Sam Raimi getting his hands on Day of the Triffids…. And really how effective is an icecream car against a horde of space plants. The four weeks of horror continues as the guys howl at the moon over Neil Marshalls werewolf B-movie Dog Soldiers.

In this weeks episode the guys tackle such diverse subjects as salsa dancing, arguing with fate, the Cameron Diaz / Tom Cruise clag fest Knight & Day. In news we have some Dr Who filming info, Spiderman casting updates and news about Danny Boyles potential return to the world of the Rage infected. The guys also continue their four weeks of horror when they tackle the Spanish horror “mockumentary” [REC]

In this weeks episode the Blackdog guys let fly on the disappointment about Biowares Dragon Age, Star Wars 3D film releases, Superman: Man of Steel’s confirmed new director and some other randomness. They also begin their four weeks of horror with a look at the Robert Wise 1963 classic gothic horror movie The Haunting.

In this weeks epic length show, Lee & Darren are joined by Laura as they discuss such varied topics as the reason Lee made a mistake buying swimming goggles, inappropriate kids show suggestions, Laura’s drinking habits and the Shit Covered Goggles subject this week: Paul WS Andersons Resident Evil

Hail Blackdoggers, welcome to the gladiatorial arena of this weeks episode of The Blackdog podcast. This week the guys are slipping on their togas to tackle the Russell Crowe/Ridley Scott epic Gladiator, while delivering news about casting for a new Superman film, hints about what the future holds for Star Trek as well as the surprising length of Halo: Reach. In amongst this you get a bit of Lee venom directed at Frank Miller, tales of drunken comedy nights and a random encounter with James Randall from Creeping with Armstrong…

This week is a packed week with made men Lee & Darren casting their eyes over some Judge Dredd, Alien prequel and Expendables news. They also manage to cram in a 10 minute spoiler zone about Russell Crowe’s turn as Robin Hood, announce the winner (or loser depending on your point of view) of the first year of Shitty Superheroes. Finally they embark on a journey through the criminal underworld of New York with Martin Scorsese’s gangster epic, Goodfellas.

In this episode Darren & Lee discuss riverboat rides, Angelina Jolies Salt and completing Mass Effect 2. Then in the 10 minute spoiler zone Darren loses track on his time share as he talks about Scott Pilgrim and Lee becomes apoplectic with rage over The Expendables. After that, the podcast moves on to discussing 2007 spinoff monster mash AVP2: Requiem, and one feedbacker manages to break Lee completely…

This is a special pubcast with all the terrible sound, random swearing and poor editing that you’ve come to expect from such a production. This week Lee & Darren are joined in The Blue Post, by guests James “Foxy” Fox, Laura Fox (no relation) and Keith “I’m leaving on a jet plane” Butler. With beer in hand the team tackle Uwe Bolls clagfest House of the Dead. In addition, we discuss such savoury subjects as; Gorilla frog rape, how many Carradines you can fit in a cupboard, stink palming a track pad all mixed in with some unintentional racism thanks to poor vocal impressions, feedback and slurring as the night wears on.