A new writer, another new director, and a litany of inconsistencies resulted in what might well be the worst movie of the franchise so far. In saying that, it’s still a Harry Potter movie so by definition, it still bangs.

Love and loss take centre-stage in Harry’s fourth adventure, with our favourite magical malcontent forced to navigate his way through teen angst, the loss of a classmate, a fire-breathing dragon and the pitfalls of trying to find a date to prom. Oh, and Voldemort shows up at the end.

We chat all things Azkaban this week! A new director put his unique stamp on the Harry Potter universe in the third outing, resulting in a film that completely altered the course of the franchise and set up the movies to come. But was it a change for the better?

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets successfully mixes satisfying familiarity with new characters, settings and themes, resulting in what many consider to be a perfect sequel. We explore how it achieved that balance that so many sequels fail to do.

We go back to where the magic began to discuss one of the defining cinematic events in the lives of anyone between the ages of 20 and 40: Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. Is the movie actually good, or are we all just living in a nostalgia-fuelled fever dream? Listen to find out.

For our 20th episode, we go back and recap all the movies we’ve ever covered to find out which one is the best! Which movie will win?

The third instalment in The Conjuring universe sees the Warrens investigate the case of Arne Johnson, a man who brutally murdered his landlord and claimed the Devil made him do it. Honestly, watching this movie made us wish that Arne killed us instead.

A Quiet Place Part II kicks off seconds after the first one left off, but not before we get a taste of the chaos that was Day 1 of the apocalypse. This movie expands the universe and successfully switches the genre from suspense/thriller to suspense/action, which is something that not many sequels manage to pull off. To put it simply, Daddy Krasinski nails it once again!

John Krasinski’s A Quiet Place throws the audience smack bang in to the middle of an apocalypse in which bloodthirsty creatures roam the wilderness and hunt humans via sound. A near perfect film, A Quiet Place is edge-of-your-seat, heart-pounding cinema that grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go until the credits roll.

It’s our very first spin off! We catch a glimpse of what life was like for Puss before he met Shrek, when he was friends with the horrifying humanoid egg known as Humpty Alexander Dumpty.