WEEK POINTS

Another James Bond marathon pod and this time it's fan favourite Thunderball.  It's also got a theme song so poor that we've made some new ones.

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We love you, Thunderbye x

Sorry, the audio is rubbish at the start so skip or stick with it.  It does get much better.

After death and destruction in our real lives we are back and escaping the grim realities with 007.

If you haven't already watched Casino Royale (the Daniel Craig version) I'd watch it before listening, it should make more sense that way.

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It should be noted that we watched both of these but didn't record the review until 6 weeks later, hence our hazy recollections.

Gladiator epic, "The Arena" with Pam Grier & Margaret Markhov alongside fantasy...martial arts...acrobatic...something or other, Italian lunacy classic "Return of the Barbarian Women".

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Back after an extended hiatus we'll be catching up with a chat about whether season 2 of The Boys lives up to the standard of the first season, Guy Ritchies filmography, Netflix drama Criminal and it's latest season as well as a All Or Nothing with Tottenham and an even quieter than usual snooker final.

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It's nice to be back x

This episode is so long I popped in a little intermission break.

Klaus Kinski cameod giallo "Death Smiles On A Murderer" is first up followed by the kick ass team "The Doll Squad".

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As well as Dark and The Old Guard from Netflix we have Crystal Maze from Channel 4 revisted this week.

Recommended listening comes from Tim Harford's Cautionary Tales podcast and the astonishing Laura Marling.

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Film Club reaches the horrors of 1972 with "video nasty" The Last House On The Left and Brit flick, Asylum.  These have got to be better than the dross we've watched so far haven't they?

Watch along with next weeks picks The Doll Squad and Death Smiles On A Murderer.

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Netflix newbies, Awake and Floor Is Lava as well as The Chef Show get absolutely covered in chat this week as well as the pros and cons of the musical genre.  Plus, of course, perennial talking point - why hasn't Cliff Lazarenko starred in a film yet.

Rich also had a dream with real life consequences.

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Harry Essex creature feature,Octaman against  Dario Argento's psycho-sexual acid jazz Four Flies On Grey Velvet.  Who will win out? Maybe neither, like 1970's offerings.

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It's all over for season one of Lincoln Rhyme this week.  Can Perry Mason take over the law and order torch?  Nick finds out.  Plus we're flying high with hijack drama 7500.

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Love you, bye x