It is a Ferg-free episode this week with James & Florey catching up on SPOILER FREE Deadpool & Wolverine along with Twisters. There's also a re-cap on San Diego Comic Con, including the big news of Robert Downey Junior returning to the MCU, this time as the Fantastic Four's Dr Doom!

Netflix recently released Beverley Hills Cop: Axel F, so we take a spoilerific dive into what has to be the worst titled film in the series, in what seems to have become a naming trend with legacy sequels, and look at if it holds up against the rest in the series. Matt also dips into the new Weird: The Al Yankovic Story, James bigs up Barbecue Showdown and Florey has finished watching The Bear. We have some great questions from listeners including the pros and cons of working on gig posters. 

The Bear is back on Disney Plus & Matt, Florey & James give spoiler free opinions on the first few excellent episodes & look at why Fox/ Twentieth Century Studios continually manage to make good stuff. We also catch up on Unhinged and why we should never agree to watch films on air, the 1980 adaptation of Popeye & being kicked in the balls as a parent.

On this episode, James, Matt and Florey take a good look at Florey’s GAMEBOT, which is now available to pre-order and talk about the process behind putting it together and what to expect in the future. We also talk about films that two out of three of us at most have watched, Superman’s super-suit, where is The Batman 2 and fail to answer the question “what films would be better as musicals?”.

On the show this week, Matt, James and Florey talk about Richard Linklater's better than a Netflix film, Netflix film, Hit Man, starring Glen Powell and Adria Arjona, Russell Crowe's Pope-naissance, the genius marketing campaign behind the 2020 film Unhinged, why the new Omen film isn't that bad and we start our own cult. 

It's the week after Vice Press Open House 2024, and James, Matt & Florey briefly discuss how it all went. There's discussion on the attention spans of kids (and adults), plus the usual questions from the audience which generates a much more in depth discussion than we are used to.

With Matt back his holiday, we managed to squeeze in recording a new episode before Vice Press Open House kicks off. Matt, James & Florey have all watched Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga & Godzilla Minus One, which surprise dropped on Netflix this week, but the question is, which one takes the crown of the 10 star movie of the week?

Cinema is back! Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes is now on the big screen and Matt, James and Florey have all seen it and like it or not, are here to share their views. Also, X-Men ’97 finished its run, the Ryan Reynolds Deadpool and Wolverine marketing train rumbles on and there are more questions for you folks! The viewers. Or listeners. 

With Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes hitting cinemas, James, Florey and Matt revisit the first few films in the series, discuss how they don't make 'em like they used to, and which filmmakers have a consistent style. Matt hits up Cineworld in Sheffield to sign copies of his poster for Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace and we answer what are our favourite films that are considered bad!

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Every now and again an episode comes along where we meander and ramble. If those episodes are your favourite, then you are in luck! This week James, Matt & Florey explore why it’s harder to get traction on social media nowadays, Vice Press’ marketing strategy, if James should get a marketing degree, and why Matt is just so much better at it than anyone. There’s also chat about handy dads, and questions from the audience about the stuff we did and didn’t get as kids.