In our smoothest-brained episode yet, it's almost entirely spoiler-free coverage of the year's biggest blockbuster, Godzilla vs Kong, delivered by a man-boy-child driven by an overdose of caffeine and a pathological inability not to follow any errant thought into a meaningless tangent.

It's the biggest showdown of the century. A no holds barred throwdown between the forces of cynicism and optimism, as Lewin and Chris grease themselves up and wrestle with the question - Is the (apparent) final culmination of Snyder's DC Universe any good? 

Also in this episode, the debut of a brand new probably not plagiarised school of film criticism emerges- The Triumvirate Theory of the Appreciation of Radness. Go on, have a listen, you didn't need any of those brain wrinkles anyway. 

The thrilling conclusion to our discussion of Zack Snyder's 2009 Watchmen. Erectile dysfunction, the divide between man and superman, whether we're better at cinematography than Zack, it's all here. No WBDRN this week, this took way too long. Cheers

In tribute to Snyder, we go full maximalist and end up recording for way too long, leading to our first two part episode. That's right, we're talking Zack Snyder's 2009 superhero/Cold War/cryptofascist propaganda epic, Watchmen. On the nose needle drops, philosophical discussions on the nature of time, electric blue nuclear dong appreciation abound. Part two up soon as we're done editing it.

Credit to Bensound for the Sexy music. 

The Oprah Interview. The Canberra Allegations. Whatever the hell "Rexit" is supposed to be. All these stories and more, on Wheelie Bin Drag Race News. 

Absolutely cooked the goose on the audio quality by trying to edit at 3am after a night out, but the mixer's arrived so it's the last week of crap audio. Couple of special guests join us to discuss the 2004 war epic Troy, but instead we lean too hard into the nostalgia and end up reviewing old tagged photos on Facebook.

Credit to Bensound for the sexy music.

The Wheelie Bin Drag Race News team refuses to accept their redundancy settlements, and returns to cover the Jobseeker payment increase, North Korean hacker attacks, and our official endorsement for the WA state election. 

That's right, we finally made it all the way to Episode 1. We take a look at The Foreigner (2017) starring Pierce Brosnan and Jackie Chan. Is it CCP propaganda? Manufacturing consent for the Good Friday Agreement? Should Patrick Wilson be the next James Bond? Let's find out.

Also, soz for the audio quality. Mixer should arrive next week, it's all up from here

I lied, Lewin's back next week.

The Dynamic and Sensual news team at Wheelie Bin Drag Race News returns. 

We also cover "Lovecraft Country" in the series finale of the Prestige Worldwide series, which definitely hasn't become and never was a self-indulgent showcase of masturbatory contrarianism.