It’s the end of the world as we know it, and we’re doing a podcast. To celebrate the impending 4th of July myself and our resident half American Brennan take a look back at the soon to officially be 25 year old 90’s popcorn blockbuster classic Independence Day. Fascinating behind the scenes facts, step by step guide through one of the most easily enjoyable cinematic spectacles of the last quarter century and of course alien conspiracies we have it all so tune in to watch this weeks Detour De Force as we revel in the glorious cheese that is this wonderfully stupid romp. And once again sorry for all the terrible accents

Time to take the bunny out of the box but in this case the Bunny is a legendarily entertaining but stupid Nic Cage 90s action classics from peak Nic Cage era, and the box either Disney+ or the DVD cabinet of any self respecting action movie fan, it’s Con Air guys. Thank you all for voting to do this episode I had a lot of fun talking about this great monument to the kind of movies they just don’t make anymore for better or worse, please do enjoy and don’t forget to subscribe

It’s a classic this week folks as i take a look at the recently turned 40 year old masterpiece known as Indians Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark, the near flawless gold standard for cinematic adventure. No guest this week but need not worry there’s more than enough to talk about with this movie which I assume you’ve all seen and if not then my god what are you doing with your life. Sit back and enjoy as I discuss one of the best movies ever made

With great power comes great podcasts episodes. Myself and the podcasts resident need expert Thomas Mullaney discuss a seminal piece of our superhero nerd upbringings with Sam Raimi’s first Spider-Man movie from 2002. Spidey, Green Goblin, crying memes, post 9/11 New York pride, BONESAW!!!!!!. It’s all here folks so sit back and enjoy as we get our spidey senses tingled by a pure 2000s classic

We’re finally covering an 80s and I’m so freakin’ excited and what an 80s movie it is we have lined up. 1987’s The Lost Boys featuring the original sexy vampires, the most 80s wardrobe of them all, Incredible 80’s music, both of the Corey’s, Keifer Sutherland majestic mullet and cinemas greatest ever shirtless oily saxophone player. We dive into all the vampire based chaos that Santa Carla can give us and I must say it’s a very fun episode so I hope you all enjoy

Break out your Smash Mouth CDs and strap yourselves in we’re talking everyone’s favourite swamp living, donkey friending, Princess marrying, adventure having Ogre on his 20th birthday (no I’m not kidding Shrek is 20 freakin years old today). I’m joined by friend of the show DMC himself to talk about this huge cultural touchstone for our generation and a film that keeps getting better with age. Warning though this episode gets a little bit on the crazy side but as the ogre himself would say, “better out then in I always say”. Enjoy folks this one is really something 😂

Are you ready for a DMC with DMC, this time it’s extra Fuzz-y. We’re talking Hot Fuzz with self obsessed Edgar Wright fanboy Dean Murphy Curran. It’s a big favourite of both of us and what we believe to be the best of the Cornetto Trilogy, hope you enjoy us fawning over one of our favourite comedies together

We have the worlds biggest Pirates of the Caribbean fan with us today to discuss the 2003 modern action adventure classic Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl. This guy did his thesis on pirates he knows his shit and so we ask does this hold up? How good is Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow in this movie and most importantly..... where did all the rum go?.

We’re going old school this week all the way back to the 1940’s with this seminal cinematic classic, Casablanca. The film that launched multiple iconic quotes and a film that has stood the test of time thanks to its legendary performances, epic story and for my money the greatest script ever written. You gotta watch Casablanca and I hope you enjoy me fanboying out over it

Welcome to Jurassic Park, this weeks episode is on the 1993 pop culture and cinematic landmark that is Stephen Spielberg’s groundbreaking Jurassic Park. And there’s nobody better to talk about it with then my buddy Thomas Mullaney the big Dino fan I know. We deep dive into his favourite movie of all time (depending on what day of the week it is) and talk about why this movie is a timeless masterpiece, enjoy because as human god man Jeff Goldblum once said..... life finds a way... to make two nerds talking about a 28 year old film entertaining.