It’s been 10 years since Zombieland graced our screens and cemented itself as a cult classic! On this weeks episode, find out what the team think of Zombieland: Double Tap in addition to Renee Zellweger’s performance as Judy Garland in the aptly titled Judy. Mindfulness and meditation are also discussed in relation to the new film The Portal. The team also discuss films Promised and Maleficent: Mistress of Evil. All this and more on this weeks episode of Unscripted!

Wow! What a lineup. This week the team discuss the highly controversial The Joker, J-Lo’s latest Hustlers, Shakespearian influenced The King and Gemini Man which sees sharpshooter Will Smith take on a younger version of himself!

Lewis and Cecilia feel a bit sad after not seeing The Joker in time for the show, but that doesn’t mean they can’t predict the critic and audience reactions to the film. They also discuss the latest in film including new developments for Rise of the Skywalker and the trailer for Birds of Prey. Want something new to watch? Lewis and Cecilia have you covered by discussing what they’ve been watching on streaming services recently.

This week the team review Ride Like a Girl, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, The Goldfinch, Bangla, and Buoyancy.

It’s a jam-packed show with a wide variety of films now screening. The team start with kids flicks Abominable and Angry Birds 2 before reviewing Brad Pitt’s new sci-fi space film Ad Astra and then finally Rambo: Last Blood. Cecilia also asks the important question - if you were kidnapped, who would you want to save you: Liam Neeson, Rambo or John Wick?

Ada joins Cecilia and Rachele to review Downton Abbey. The team also discuss Good Boys, a raunchy comedy starring tween leads too young to even watch the MA15+ film. Also on the agenda: The Italian Film Festival, film news including the possibility of a Face/Off reboot and a discussion on Judy, the biopic about the life of American singer and Actress Judy Garland in 1969, starring Renee Zellweger.

Lewis and Cecilia take on Pennywise the Dancing Clown and discuss IT: Chapter 2 which reunites the Losers Club, 27 years after they first sent Pennywise into hibernation. Lewis shares his view on Animals, an untamed female friendship dramedy. They also discuss the trailer for the upcoming film Jojo Rabbit from the mind of Taika Waititi. The film is set during World War Two and centres on a young German boy whose only ally is his imaginary friend Hitler.

Another week of film releases gives the team plenty to discuss. This week they tackle Angle of Mine, a psychological thriller starring Noomi Rapace, Jennifer Kent’s graphic film The Nightingale which is set in Van Diemen’s Lands in 1825, and The Farewell, a film based on an actual lie. They also share their thoughts on the new Joker trailer.

Mike Banning (Gerard Butler) has returned for another slice of action in Angel has Fallen! Hear Lewis share his thoughts on the film. The team also discuss what they’re currently watching on streaming services ranging from The Last Man on Earth to Orange Is the New Black.

And Action! This week, Lewis and Cecilia review two films, each clocking in at close to 3 hours in length. First up is Midsommar, the new Folk Horror from Ari Aster who shocked audiences last year with his film Hereditary. The verdict: Midsommar ups the shock factor. Both Lewis and Cecilia share their thoughts on Quentin Tarantino’s 9th film, Once Upon a Time In Hollywood. The verdict: see this film!