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Spooky season is upon us and the hits of the year won't stop coming! It's time for our review of Zach Cregger's Resident Evil (2026). Gore, comedy and easter-eggs galore, is this the best video game movie of all time? Listen now to hear our thoughts.
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Oh hi, Mark! It's an incredibly huge 50th episode for us and so we've decided to review one of Cameron's favourite films: the mangum opus of The Disaster Artist himself, it's Tommy Wiseau's The Room. Get your spoons at the ready as we dive into the history and bizarre idiosycnracies of cult-classic film. Featuring a Cameo video from The Room co-star, Greg Sestero, this is an episode with the passion of Tennesse Williams that you won't want to miss.
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This week, we review two giant cult classics of cinema that were a loved a lot less in their heyday. It's time for Flop-Off: Blade Runner vs The Thing. We give our argument for each but it's up to you to decide which film has overshadowed it's intial failure to become the superior flop.
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Spider-Man! Spider-Man! We review the new Spider-Man. Is it good, you want to know? Listen to our podcast show. Look out. We review Spider-Man.
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It is a time of apparent magic because a new episode of The Celluloid Cellar is out! HOORAY! This week, we review Christopher Nolan's epic adaptation of The Odyssey. Buckle up for a big journey.
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The name's Cellar. Celluloid Cellar . Jack and Cameron discuss not just one of their favourite Bond films but one of their favourite movies in general - Casino Royale. It's been 20 years since Craig's Bond graced our screens for the first time and his legacy couldn't be stronger. Listen now to hear us gush endlessly about this action masterpiece.
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Look up to the stars. You are not alone. That's right, out there, deep in the cosmos, it's what you've always hoped would be there, it's what you've always believed in, it's what you knew to be real - it's the latest episode of The Celluloid Cellar! Our longest episode yet; reviewing Steven Spielberg's latest alien flick Disclosure Day. Listen now to hear our OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD thoughts.
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We wish you loved The Celluloid Cellar more than any other podcast in the whole world. Lucky for us, you will, after listening to our episode all about Curry Barker's Obsession, an early contender for scariest film of 2026! Come for the insightful film review and stay for the chat about cinema snacks going where the sun don't shine.
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My goodness, we are back! After a brief hiatus, Cameron and Jak are back to save the world from the dreaded astrophage that is slowly devouring our Sun. Or maybe they're just reviewing a film about that starring Ryan Gosling. The baby goose is loose in space and we want to share all of our thoughts about it with you. Listen now.
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0.04.07 - What Have We Been Watching
0.10.43 - Andrew Callaghan and Sad Dudes like Clavicular
0.23.16 - Ryan Gosling’s Filmography
0.32.27 - Project Hail Mary - Non-spoiler Review
0.51.29 - Project Hail Mary - Spoiler Review
1.04.50 - Cinema Snack Review
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Tell me, where is Gandalf? For I much desire for him to listen to this episode. Get ready for another massive episode about another bloody huge film! Get your ears on it for the good of Gondor!
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