The McGuffin Tapes

We gathered around the campfire at the beach, to talk about "The Surfer". Is Nicolas Cage the GOAT? Is this movie real life, or just fantasy? Is it glorious, or demented?

Listen in, find out!

After our summer holidays, we got the whole band back together to discuss - for the first time face-to-face - an Irish Film that we all really loved. There is no Kneecap, without talking about the political history and climate in the North of Ireland, the language and the story of the namesake band.

Wes we went.

We saw the Phoenician Scheme and debate the themes, star-studded cast, and if one of our favorite directors is maybe getting lost in his fantasy worlds.

Sorry if this episode ends so suddenly! Michael had some irreversible audio issues at the end.

With the release of "The Phoenician Scheme" in cinemas, we discuss Wes Anderson's filmography. We analyze his distinct style, visuals, rhythm & dialogue . On the other hand, we explore his introverted and quirky characters, kidulthood and estranged families. We asked ourselves the questions: Was there ever any substance in Wes Anderson films? Or are his movies all about style?

We are somewhat late to the party, but we are joined by Michael B. Jordan's twin brother to dive deep into the music, history and culture that inspired Ryan Coogler's latest movie.

We're back to discuss one of the best series on Netflix. Black Mirror always comes up with interesting twists and provides lots of points for discussion. After a 2 year hiatus the series returns with what may be it's most human season yet.

We're back to discuss the second half of the Netflix hit-series Adolescence, where every episode is shot in one take! Join us, as we talk about our 2 favorite episodes of the series.

As promised, we're back to talk about the Netflix hit-series Adolescence, where every episode is shot in one take! Join us, as we analyze the filmmaking, the societal themes and characters in this Whydunit.

On this show, we dive deep into the themes and genres of Bong Joon-ho's new film.

Join us for a late discussion of September 5.