(It's only half an hour, not an hour) Well that wasn't what we were expecting. As far as zombie films go, this aligns more with the Deadrising sandbox universe than the gritty horrors. Hear our thoughts!

Films take you on a 2 hour journey, a television series will keep you entertained for weeks. What are the costs, and what are the quirks to both mediums?

Following the apparently disappointing end to a stunning season of 'Line Of Duty'. We look at the times when a series end just hit the spot.

Spoilers of course. We talk about the execution of a highly anticipated continuation of the Captain America story. What did Falcon do with the shield?

Disclaimer: We didn't learn much about Rory other than the answers to some extremely obscure and strange questions.

Wouldn't recommend watching this before, because it is sh*te. It may however be worth familiarising yourself with the plot before listening to this episode, where we roast this film with everything we've got!

Henry is always talking about this, do we like some films solely for the scores? How empty would a scene feel without the shrewd use of music. We discuss this art in detail.

We react to the viral documentary which dives deep into modern threats to ocean life and the entire ecosystem.

You couldn't get away from Marvel right now even if you wanted to, and so all three of us have stopped putting up a fight and revisited the veteran films in the Marvel Universe. Starting with phase one, we continued the 'Let's Be Fair' series which was an opportunity for us to challenge the established opinion, shoutout some underrated performances, and relive the hype.

Everyone's bored of being locked inside, and with that comes the increase of conspiracy theories. Rory mixes the real conspiracy theories from reddit, with ones he invented to see if we can distinguish between them!