Lewis and Rachele chat Fringe World, then have special guest Matthew Eels to talk about the WA Made Film Festival before reviewing A Stitch in Time and chatting about Pam and Tommy on Disney+.

Lewis was desperate to talk Moonfall now that the embargo has lifted, so he made Kat join him to talk about Roland Emmerich’s latest disaster flick.

It’s Rachele’s turn to fly solo and she covers more ground than Captain Little this week: The WA Made Film Festival, The Beatles Get Back concert screening at Luna, Drive My Car and a great lil’ tangent about libraries and how good they are.

Lewis and Cecilia talk randomly about bring out your dead before catching up on what they’ve beev viewing including King Richard, And Just Like That (which gets an interesting thought about the Golden Girls) and Scrubs gets a mention, as well as Cecilia’s take on The Hating Game.

Lewis has a friend this week! (And bi-focal sunglasses) Rachele pops in and they talk Fringe World’s Up Late Cabaret, Dopesick, Spencer and The Hating Game.

Lewis gets the mic to himself to talk about Fringe World, The Kings Man, The 355 and The House of Gucci.

Lewis and Rachele review Don't Look Up, the end of world satire creating lots of buzz. They also discuss the new Disney animated flick Encanto.

There's a plethora of new films and shows to check out this week including the new season of Queer Eye, The Lost Daughter, Death to 2021, Being the Ricardo's, The Rescue, Harry Potter: The 20 Year Reunion and the Addams Family 2. Take a listen to this weeks show to see what Lewis, Rachele and Cecilia make of them all.

This week the whole gang are in to review the latest in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spiderman: No Way Home. They also review Bergman Island, a homage to filmmaker Ingmar Bergman and coming of age story Licorice Pizza starring Alana Haim and Cooper Hoffman.

Rachele joins Lewis this week to review Dear Evan Hansen. the film adaptation of the Tony and Grammy Award-winning musical about Evan Hansen, a high school senior with Social Anxiety disorder and his journey of self-discovery and acceptance following the suicide of a fellow classmate. The team also review Resident Evil: Welcome to Racoon City, and animated jukebox musical, Sing 2.