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This week Ed and Jason discuss one of Jason's favourite horror shorts of all time - Teddy Perkins, as featured on Atlanta. Listen as Ed describes the camera technique that keep this a horror classic and Jason explains how the story entertains and tackles interesting questions about parental influence, racial identity and the isolation of fame. Do you think this holds up as a modern horror gem or is Jason blinded by his love for Stephen Glover's writing?

This week Ed and Jason continue their run through the latest Oscar-bait hitting the big and small screen with a discussion on Netflix's Tick, Tick... Boom. A masterpiece tribute to the creator or Rent and soul food for any of you fellow creatives out there. Let us know what you thought in the comments!

Ed and Jason talk the latest from a Paul Thomas Anderson, in the joyously funny 'Licorice Pizza'. A departure from PTA's normal dour and visceral sensitive, but chock full of his usual visual imagery and couched sexuality. Ed and Jason discuss why the film delivers on a comedic premise and fits the general uplifting zeitgeist which seems to be popular in cinemas right now. We also talk why PTA is in a class of his own in crafting shots and performances from both well known and new actors (including Phillip Seymour Hoffman's son who plays the lead!). Let us know what you though in the comments and don't forget to like, share and subscribe.

Ed and Jason talk The Matrix: Ressurection - a movie they loved, but wanted to love more. Listen as we talk about where this movie delivers for long time fans and where it will leave others wanting more. We talk Neo, Trinity, Agent Smith and all the rest on this show and why we think you should at last see the spectacle of this movie in the cinemas rather than at home (possibly). Let us know what you thought of this latest franchise entry in the comments!

Ed and Jason talk about the recent Adam McKay film released on Netflix - 'Don't Look Up'. A film about a divided world that has seemingly divided the world, listen as we discuss why the film works and is an important message (in our view) in addressing the zeitgeist of the world Post-Covid. Acting and story are strong in this end of the world scenario that asks us all the questions that Armageddon and The Towering Inferno fail to ask. Let us know what you thought in the comments and don't forget to like, share and subscribe!

Ed and Jason talk a recent horror gem they stumbled upon... the sequel to Stephen King's (and let's be honest... Stanley Kubrick's) The Shining, we look at Doctor Sleep. A classic horror tale that potentially suffered from a shrinking film market in this budget area, we discuss why Doctor Sleep is one part homage to the past and one part reforging a great adaptation to the story. This also contains some of the best acting we have seen in a horror film all year. What did you think? Let us know in the comments and Happy New Year from LVP!

Ed and Jason talk Spiderman: No Way Home - a culmination of many threads in the MCU and Spiderman story and a production marvel, grossing far more than other films of recent times in it's opening run in the cinema. What are some of the qualities that make this production so epic and how does this demonstrate the patience of not one but two legendary producers? Listen to find out and let us know what you thought in the comments. Merry Christmas all - feel free to like, share and subscribe if you feel like giving us presents ;p

Ed and Jason talk about one of the greatest Christmas horror zombie musicals every made... well maybe one of the only one's ever made. A fan favourite and and indie gem with a tragic but interesting production story we spend some time talking about why we liked this film so much. Lots of other content discussed this week as the fires get lit at LVP for some upcoming TV shows and we review what we are using these days for inspiration. Let us know what you think in the comments and don't forget to like, share and subscribe!

Ed and Jason discuss the catalogue of films from Denis Villeneuve and his near on textbook progression to doing big films like Dune. Listen as we focus on Prisoners, Sicario and Arrival to show you his best works and the best examples of where his upscaled story through a combination clever shooting, great performances and scripts that keep some of the rough edges in the film. Let us know what you think of this director and his film catalogue in the comments and don't forget to like, share and subscriber.

Ed and Jason discuss the reboot/sequel that is Ghostbusters: Afterlife - a summer blockbuster released after Halloween due to Covid. A wonderful film with great performances, listen to find out if there is just enough nostalgia in the film to make it work. We also go over loads of other content we have been watching this week along with all the other usual rambles. Let us know what you though of Ghostbusters in the comments and don't forget to like, share and subscribe!