It's been the belief of our own Dan Carver for many years that Alex Proyas' 1994 movie The Crow is actually a gothic romance.  Naturally it was only a matter of time before he told Jack Smit about his theory.

Dan Carver was unavailable due to last minute illness- so Jack took on the podcast on his own this week. As he ranted about The Queen's Corgi, one of the worst kids films of 2019... everything that could go wrong went wrong.

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Jack Smit and Dan Carver are two film nerds who love talking nonsense about the stories behind the most infamous movies of all time. Join the lads every Sunday for a deep dive into both the mainstream and the independent worlds, and be enlightened by some of the best and worst films ever made.

On this week's Ripped Ticket, Dan spotlights another 90s animation that really delivers the goods, Jack looks at how Hollywood is adapting its model to deal with the lack of cinema screens, and the lads realise that Tommy Wiseau's The Room is a better film than you think. Apologies for Jack's mic volume- new setups take a while to perfect. 

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On the pilot episode of The Ripped Ticket Review, Jack is joined by fellow film nerd Dan Carver to discuss the best movies, TV and boxsets to binge while the world is shut down. 

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