This week...

A *proper* oldie but goodie in Rear Window

Ash's Marvel homework is Avengers or Avengers Assemble depending on your persuasion

Beyonce's Black is King

The styled-over-substance Little Birds

The Rise of the Murdoch Dynasty

Listen to our weekly hot takes on what to scroll past and what should make your 'Watch Next' list on your streaming weapons of choice. And when we're back in the wild, we'll turn some of our attention to big screen cinema releases too.  The Millennial blogger who has never seen Top Gun or the the Gen-X mum of three who refuses to accept "Christmas" as a genre - whose opinion do YOU trust...  Em 'n' Ash have been reviewing film and TV on the radio since the early noughties and have finally taken a dip into the podcast pool. Better late than never, hey. Oh... 2015 called? Ash, it's for you...

This week:

How to Build a Girl (is OK)

Almost Famous (is what they were going for and it's a *great* oldie but goodie)

Once Upon a Time in Iraq (hard hitting recent history)

Fear City ( 3 part Goodfellas light)

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Holler - this week we have...

Blade Runner (our 'oldie but goodie' which holds UP)

Norsemen (which Emma swears by but feels like Horrible Histories inc more blood and sex)

Mrs America (putting an even fiercer and fabber face on the women behind the Equal Rights Amendment)

Das Boot (long, dry, but worth it)

Captain Marvel (which is not, as Ash learned, the same thing as Captain America)

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This week:

Tom Hanks returns in a captain's cap in the dead good Greyhound

Charlize Theron makes a good attempt at a passable Netflix Euro-action drama in The Old Guard

Zac Efron is still hot but lands a little tone deaf in eco-docu-travel series Down to Earth

The Truman Show is more relevant than ever as our oldie but goodie

And Ash attempts to recount the plot of Iron Man, the first in her new weekly Marvel homework assignments

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We crammed SEVEN hot takes into this lithe one hour episode for you.

This week:

The Notebook (is our oldie but goodie because we miss Sigrit from Fire Saga)

Say I Do (Ash's surprisingly good shit TV suggestion)

Buffaloed (should've made more of an impact but, COVID)

Warrior Nun (because we let producer Stew pick one and...yeah)

Friday Night Lights (because Em can't leave the early noughties behind)

Nobody Knows I'm Here (underrated Chilean indie flick which only Ash liked)

Next week:

The hell that is Ash's weekly Marvel homework begins with Iron Man

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This week:

The Story of Fire Saga is the best thing to happen to any of us for all of our lives.

Hamilton on Disney+ is not all one stage school brat had hoped

Spike Jones' Oscar-winning masterpiece Her holds up (for one of us)

Freaks and Geeks safely made its way to a new Millennial audience 

I May Destroy You went too too far for us

High Note has a grand cast, but a bad everything else

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Sponsorships: off for this epi

This week's big new release, The King of Staten Island, went straight to Amazon via the creative minds of SNL baby Pete Davidson and indie bromance director Judd Apatow.

We also scrrraaape the oversaturated streaming barrel for some hidden gems as we look ahead to post-lockdown viewing and, hopefully, some new content. 

This week...

The King of Staten Island

What we do in the Shadows

Memento (oldie but goodie)

Staged (eurgh)

The Sinner (still hot into series 03)

Floor is Lava (just don't)

Titans

Next week...

WILL FERRELL AND ALWAYS CUTE RACHEL MCADAMS MADE A FILM ABOUT EUROVISION AND ASH IS HAVING PALPITATIONS

We recorded this episode on Juneteenth (Google it, it's important) and, as the Black Lives Matter movement is still in full swing, we thought it pertinent to join the quest and amplify black filmmakers, voices and stories.

This week:

Da 5 Bloods

Boyz n the Hood

Spiderman into the Spiderverse

13th

Mudbound

Atlanta

Next week:

The King of Staten Island (Netflix)

Memento (our oldie but goodie)

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LGBT Pride Month occurs in June to commemorate the Stonewall riots, which happened at the end of June 1969. As a result, many pride events are held during this month to recognise the impact LGBT people have had in the world. This week, we decided to highlight LGBT stories and personalities in film and on TV. 

This week:

Dear, Simon

But, I'm a Cheerleader

God's Own Country

My Own Private Idaho

Queer Eye

Plus a nod to Michelle Visage and Ru Paul's latest ventures

Next week:

We are amplifying black film makers, actors, and storytellers. The backbone of the show will be Spike Lee's new Netflix release 'Da 5 Bloods' and one of his biggest early films 'Do the Right Thing'. We'll also be taking a look at black made TV/films suggested to us on social media. This is in support of the ongoing action by the #BlackLivesMatter movement.

Listen to our weekly hot takes on what to scroll past and what should make the 'Watch Next' list on your streaming weapons of choice.

And when we're back in the wild, we'll turn some of our attention to big screen cinema releases too.

The Millennial blogger who has never seen Top Gun or the the Gen-X mum of three who refuses to accept "Christmas" as a genre - whose opinion do YOU trust...

Em 'n' Ash have been reviewing film and TV on the radio since the early noughties and have finally taken a dip into the podcast pool. Better late than never, hey. Oh... 2015 called? Ash, it's for you...

This week we discuss:

Space Quest (The Office moves to the White House)

Central Park (Broadway stars voice Bob's Burgers style animation)

Fight Club (our oldie but goodie this week)

History 101 (Netflix does BBC Bitesize)

The Half of It (smart, inclusive tweeange rom com)

Next week:

We're celebrating LGBTQ+ stories and entertainers, with a lineup including...

But I'm a Cheerleader

Circus of Books

How's Your Head Hun

Ru Paul's Secret Celebrity Drag Race

Mystic Quest