This week, Lewis reviews Goosebumps 2, Halloween and Bohemian Rhapsody, and receives a call from his pest control guy. Rachele and Cecilia discuss Michael Moore’s new doco Fahrenheit 11/9 and all the exciting events happening at Luna Cinemas including the Mini British Film Festival.

With Lewis out catching Bohemian Rhapsody, Ada, Rachele an Cecila review Halloween, An Interview With God, Beautiful Boy, Backtrack Boys, Ghost Stories, Klimt and Schide, Suspiria, Pricilla, The Iranian Film Festival and the Mini British Film Festival.

Alex comes back the studio and joins Cecilia, Rachele and Lewis to talk Netflix recommendations The Haunting of Hill House, American Horror Story and Sharp Objects. Lewis reviews A Star is Born which sent everyone on a tangent about remakes and revivals.

In the first quiet week in months, Cecilia and Lewis review First Man and Bad Times at El Royale.

Rachele, Cecilia and Lewis review Harmony, Art on Screen, Westwood: Punk Icon, then spit some Venom over Venom (but there's a lovely tribute to Welcome Back Kotter from Rach).

While Cecilia is out at a film, Rachele and Lewis take a moment to acknowledge the passing of Aussie writer and actor, Damian Hill. They review Jirga and American Animals before talking Lavazza Italian Film Festival, films due out this week, upcoming Luna events and X-Men: Dark Phoenix.

While Ada was at the Italian Film Festival opening, Cecilia, Lewis and Rachele reviewed The House With a Clock in its Walls, Ladies in Black, Jirga, I Am Paul Walker, Small Foot, Johnny English Strikes Again and Juliet Naked. There’s a bit of Captain Marvel talk and first impressions of Palace Raine Square. It’s an action-packed hour!

Lewis, Rachele and Cecilia talk about the passing of Burt Reynolds before reviewing Searching, A Simple Favour, Hearts Beat Loud, Beast and Christopher Robin. There also might be some (non-scientific) conclusions about figgy pudding not being so good for you.

It’s a Full House. Cecilia, Rachel, Ada and Lewis review You Were Never Really Here and McQueen, before talking about Cecilia not seeing The Nun (or changing her tyre) and Lewis’ naked face.

Cecilia and Rachele review a new Aussie Comedy called The Merger, while Cecilia reviews Juliet Naked; a new comedy starring Ethan Hawke, Rose Byrne and Chris O’Dowd. Rachele shares her thoughts on Love Simon and The Greatest Showman and gives us her best Mark Wahlberg Impression.