With new movies we start with the box office juggernaut and artistically voided biopic 'Michael', a home grown documentary about people at there best 'Everyone To Kenmure Street', dark comedy thriller on Prime Video 'Over Your Dead Body', cryptid horror offering on that same platform 'Dropbear' and we finish with documentary on heavy metal hitters 'Iron Maiden: Burning Ambition'

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We then get to movies starting with new Ben Wheatley offering 'Normal' which brings to mind 'Hot Fuzz', 'John Wick' and 'Fargo'. We then catch up on a cinema release thats now found its way to Sky cinema, bomb heist thriller 'Fuze', then its all cinema action with 80s cartoon getting the live action treatment (again) 'Masters Of The Universe' followed by Irish folksy horror 'Hokum' and we finish with the latest John Carney offering 'Power Ballad'

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We start with Netflix rom-com of sorts 'Ladies First', then we head to the cinema for the first venture to a 'galaxy far far away' in 7years with 'Star Wars: Mandalorian and Grogu', we stay at the cinema to bare witness to video game adaptation 'Mortal Kombat', we then return to streaming to discuss the highly profitable 'Iron Lung. One of us finds his possible film (if not definitly scene of the year) in 'Obsession' and we finish with some time spent with an old friend on Prime Video 'Jack Ryan: Ghost War'

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Starting with Prime Video true life tale of survival on the sea 'Not Without Hope', Netflix documentary of the sweetest of actors 'Marty: Life Is Short', is it a thriller, is it a comedy who knows 'Joe Baby' on Prime Video, we continue on that platform with one of the most depressing jobs know n to humanity 'American Sweatshop' aka 'Click Bait' and we finish with British offering thats so enjoyable it cant be derailed by movie kryptonite that is James Corden 'The Christophers'

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We start with much anticipated sequel (from us anyway) 'Greenland: Migration' on Prime Video, a video game adaptation from Japan 'Exit 8' that rises above its normally underwhelming beginnings, Netflix college caper 'Roommates' and we finish with a new take on a old classic 'Lee Cronin's The Mummy'

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We do get onto new movies with the biggest animated movie box office of all time landing on Disney+ 'Zootropolis 2', a retelling of a legendary character in 'The Bride', we then travel to a world in chaos in Amazon Prime offering 'World Breaker' and we finish with a most unusual of biopics in 'The Testament Of Anne Lee'

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We start with an adaptation of a pod fav book, horror/comedy 'Cold Storage'. Then we are onto streaming services with thriller 'Neighbourhood Watch' on Sky Cinema, it's back to the cinema for Oscar nominated flick due to a powerhouse performance from pod favourite 'If I Had Legs I'd Kick You'. We continuing with some streaming with Paramount+ survival/sci fi 'The Occupant' and Sky Cinema time travel flick 'One More Shot' and then we finish with a cinema trip 'It Was Just An Accident'

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We talk about 'The Astronaut' on Sky Cinema, our first dabble in Dylan O'Brien with dark twisted thriller/comedy 'Twinless', one of us then talks about all things 'The Gentlemen' starring Ron Perlman, we go to the cinema to access our inner child with 'The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie', we capture some indie spirit with 'Bunny' available on Netflix and we finish with the return of our fav Sam Raimi with 'Send Help'

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Then its onto all the movies we have seen, starting with Netflix offering 'Anniversary' which paints a future that doesn't seem to far off, the return of an iconic video game 'Return To Silent Hill', dabble into the world of stand up and failing marriages with early awards contender 'Is This Thing On?', Disney+ offering from Hollywood icon James L Brooks with 'Ella McCay' and we finish with Sky Cinema/NowTV sci-fi offering 'Xeno'

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Up first this week Prime Video offering with the man mountains of Bautista and Momoa in 'The Wrecking Crew', cinema horror with a rabid angry monkey 'Primate', Netflix action flick from Taiwan '96 Minutes' and we finish with thriller adapted from a hot novel 'The Housemaid'

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We start with the TRIUMPHANT return of Park Chan-wook with 'No Other Choice', we finally get to see awards front runner 'Marty Supreme', the ongoing problems in plague ravished Britain in '28 Years Later: The Bone Temple', thriller with our fav new scream queen Samara Weaving in 'Borderline' and we finish with the first clunker of 2026 'Pose'.

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A cinema dynasty looks to be getting forged with Destry Allyn Spielberg debut feature 'Don't Feed The Children', we then head to Japan for some oddness with Brendan Fraser in 'Rental Family', then return to UK (well 16th Century version) for adaptation of Maggie O'Farrells breath-taking novel 'Hamnet' from Chloe Zhao, then we travel to the waters north of Darwin for some survival against the elements, enemy and of course a giant f**king shark in WWII set 'Beast Of War', one of us delves into cinema history with silent movie from Alfred Hitchcock 'The Lodger' and we finish with biggest movie going around, a crime that it has taken us this long to see it but we head to Pandora for 'Avatar: Fire And Ash'

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This week we start with Prime Video offering 'Sovereign' a taught true life thriller with Nick Offerman, its a tonal ying yang as we head to Quebec for Netflix rom-com 'French Kiss', before heading to Prime Video again for some WWII action 'Der Tiger' and we finish with a couple of Sky Cinema offerings starting with heist/thriller 'All The Devils Are Here' and we finish with the hard hitting stellar cast of 'Nuremberg'

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We start with a recap of all the catch ups we had over the festive period, and then we dive into some newer releases. We start with Korean endtimes/scif thriller 'The Great Flood' on Netflix, one of us goes to the cinema to watch a sequel to a teenage favourite with a reimagining of 'Anaconda', then its back to Netflix for the directing debut of Kate Winslet with family drama 'Goodbye June' and we finish with more cinema action with a romcomscifi 'Eternity'

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We then have a good movie week starting with the latest murder mystery from Rian Johnson and the return on Benoit Blanc 'Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery', we find more mystery but this time in the magical world with 'Now You See Me: Now You Don't', we journey into deepest darkest Sweden with the revenge seeking machine that is 'Sisu: Road To Revenge' and we finish with 2023 thriller from French legend Luc Besson 'DogMan'.

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We eventually get to new flicks starting with Netflix offering 'Troll 2' a sequel to a real fav of the pod, another sequel with 'Five Nights At Freddys 2' has escaped and one of us braves it all, a proper grown up thriller is next with Prime Video offering 'Relay', another character has entered into the public domain and so the inevitable movie must follow 'Popeye The Slayer Man' and we finish with new Noah Baumbach offering 'Jay Kelly'.

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We start with some Swedish scifi that (unfortunately) might be paving a new path for cinema 'Watch The Skies' on Prime Video, it's then too Apple+ for the sequel that we never asked for but got anyway 'The Family Plan 2', we then return to Prime Video to watch horror from the creator of The Purge, this time its 'The Home'. We stay on Prime Video for the star studded 'After The Hunt' and we finish with maybe the clunker of the year 'Dirty Angels'

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Up first new Ron Howard thriller that has dropped on Prime Video with an all-star cast 'Eden', we then turn to Netflix who deliver strong strong Pixar vibes with 'In Your Dreams', we then go back to Prime for a unique thriller from producer Sam Raimi 'Locked' and we finish with some trips to cinema, starting with the fourth Stephen King adaptation of the cinema year 'The Running Man' and true life crime thriller 'Roofman'

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We delve into Apple+ five part documentary one of the filmmaking greats in 'Mr Scorsese' , then its only movies starting with a new direction for a old franchise with 'Predator: Badlands' still in cinemas, Netflix offering a unique gameshow rom/com/thriller with 'Self Reliance', we then take the advice of a trusted 3Beers alumni and go to Disney+ to watch war photography doc 'Love + Hate' and we finish with another trip to the cinema this time for comedy 'Good Fortune' starring world treasure Keanu Reeves.

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We start with horror sequel 'Black Phone 2' that is still in cinema, we then turn to Netflix to watch Colin Farrell delve into the depths of the Macau gambling world in 'Ballad Of A Small Player' from director Edward Berger, we then go to the cinema for pod favourite Yorgos Lanthimos newest offering 'Bugonia', we get more pop punk horror with Sky Cinema offering 'Ick'. We finish with the most perfect marriage of story and director with Guillermo del Toro's adaptation of 'Frankenstein'.

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We start with the ridiculous, as we 'finally' get around to the viewing of the madness that is 'Velocipastor', we then move onto remake of a classic 'The Hand That Rocks The Cradle' on Paramount+, one of us then travels back 100years to watch the man of a thousand faces Lon Chaney in 'The Unholy Trinity', then we travel to deepest darkest Jersey with The Boss to uncover the secrets of 'Nebraska' in 'Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere' and we embrace our own mortality in the hands of madmen with 'A House Of Dynamite' on Netflix

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Up first Jordan Peele produced sports thriller 'Him', a Scottish samurai flick 'Tornado', much delayed slice of the Mid West with heist caper 'Americana' and we finish with the possible final in a franchise (but not likely) 'The Conjuring: Last Rites'

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Then its onto movies, starting with Netflix murder mystery 'Reunion', then we head to the cinema for all thing 'Tron: Ares', Prime Video gives us a wonderful tribute to a comedy legend taken to soon 'John Candy: I Like Me', then we are back on the murder mystery Netflix train, this time with adaptation of international best seller 'The Woman In Cabin 10', a heartwrenching cinema trip to see close to home story 'I Swear' and we finish with Paramount+ horror offering 'Vicious'

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Before we can start with the cinema chat we must first pay homage to the late Diane Keaton, the we discuss hostage thriller 'Dead Of Winter', Shane Black comedy thriller 'Play Dirty' on Prime Video, Apple+ true life disaster thriller 'The Lost Bus' and then its off to the movies with Dwayne Johnson pursuing sweet sweet Oscar gold in 'The Smashing Machine' and a possible film of the year contender with Paul Thomas Anderson back with the hard hitting comedy/drama 'One Battle After Another'

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We start by watching some boxing action with Orlando Bloom in 'The Cut', then we fall in love in the future with 'All Of You' on Apple TV, the next streaming service on our list in Amazon Prime starting with crime thriller/comedy 'Riff Raff' and one that cause much discussion 'Alarum', and we finish with hardhitting Netflix offering 'Steve'.

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We start with yet another requel as 1997 hit 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' is reimagined for the new generation (kinda), then its onto the oddest of odd comedies 'Friendship', we continue the horror theme with Prime Video offering 'Spin The Bottle' and we finish with dystopian future farming movie '40 Acres'

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We then get into movies with Prime Video horror 'Last Straw', the return of legends in 'Spinal Tap II: The End Continues', zombie/apocalypse offering on Sky Cinema 'Die Alone' and we finish with what seemed an impossible adaptation of a Stephen King story 'The Long Walk'

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this week we turn our gaze to the newest version of a classic tale with Olivia Coleman and Benedict Cumberbatch at war over a house in 'The Roses', we do some detective work in 'Honey, Don't!', its off to the Himalayas with Belfast's favourite son big Liam in 'Ice Road: Vengeance' and we finish with one that's been out for awhile but we have finally gotten around to with 'Mona Lisa And The Blood Moon'.

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Before we get to the cinema chat we pay tribute the late Graham Greene who passed away this week.

We then chat about the return of 'Red Sonya', get emotional with 'Hot Milk', go on a terrifying drive in 'Hallow Road', see the return of the a cult hero 'The Toxic Avenger', go on a 90s New York adventure in 'Caught Stealing' and we finish with the return of a director/actor partnership for the ages with Spike Lee and Denzel Washington reuniting in 'Highest 2 Lowest'

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This week we start what is setting up to be the autumn of Stephen King with a slew of adaptations on the way, first up is a less traditional option when thinking of the 'maestro of horror' in 'The Life Of Chuck', we go on summer vacation for an unexpected sequel with Hutch and the gang in 'Nobody 2', its then a 'thrilling' night in pursuit of life changing money in 'Night Always Comes' on Netflix and we finish with body horror effort from power couple Franco & Brie 'Together'.

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Up first a threesome of dreams with Pascal-Johnson-Evans uniting in the newest movie from Celine Song 'The Materialists', we then continue to get hot and sweaty with some methhead alligators in 'Gator Creek' available on Sky Cinema, we remain in the warm climate with some action thrills with 'Weekend In Taipei', then some heist action on Prime Video 'The Pickup' and we finish with belting horror/thriller 'Weapons'

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Up first is romcom/thriller for the online dating generation 'F**k, Marry, Kill' available on Prime Video, also on that platform is the star studded political/action thriller 'Tin Soldier'. We are always lovers of a good Western so we turn to Sky Cinema for 'The Thicket' starring Peter Dinklage, Juliette Lewis and remarkably Metallica's own James Hetfield. We finish with one that we had nothing but fear for, the return of Police Squad in The Naked Gun, with Liam Neeson showing off his comedy chops.

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We start with the return of truth, justice and the American way with the return of 'Superman' this time its James Gunn at the helm, then its onto new video game adaptation 'Until Dawn', some sweet rom com vibes with 'A Nice Indian Boy' and some Kiwi medical drama in 'A Mistake' and we finish with the return of iconic character Happy Gilmore in the much waited sequel.

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Before we get to movies we do chat about the series in the geeky zeitgeist at the moment 'Andor' season 2. Then we get to the movies starting with Prime Video buddy action comedy 'Heads Of State', then its onto Sky Cinema true life drama 'The Luckiest Man In America', then its back to Prime Video for podcast favourite Michael Keaton in 'Goodrich' and we finish with cinema release from the master of body horror in what feels like a deeply personal movie 'The Shrouds'.

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One of us watched Scottish low budget 'Nessie', and then we got down to movies together with an interesting little covid made flick that is now on Sky Cinema 'Ride The Eagle', high octane sports action in 'F1: The Movie', newest animated to live action offering 'How To Train Your Dragon' and we finish with Danny Boyle and Alex Garland taking us back to a dystopian Britain in '28 Years Later'

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This week we start with Disney+ offering, a new dive into a much loved franchise 'Predator: Killer Of Killers', we then give some respect (but not too much) to Prime Video release 'The Squatchers', we then get very classy with a remake of the Ang Lee classic 'The Wedding Banquet', one of us is quite taken by all things 'Straw' on Netflix, the other gets brave and embraces the Ronseal of movies 'Clown In A Cornfield' and we finish with a trip back to the cinema do delve into the world of John Wick with 'Ballerina'

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We start with maybe the final outing of Tom Cruise as Ethan Hunt in 'Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning', Netflix horror release 'Fear Street: Prom Night', new Disney liveaction release 'Lilo & Stitch', more legends return in 'Karate Kid: Legends', Wes Anderson makes his unique slice of cinema again, this time in the star studded 'The Phoenician Scheme' and we finish with Apple+ offering 'Fountain Of Youth'

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This week we don't talk about much new but instead defend our most extreme reviews the 10/10 and the 1/10's and we recap our end of year reviews from the past seven years.

We were back at our spiritual home The Raven, Glasgow, its been a little while, it was loud but was wonderful to get back to the original premise of the two of us talking in a pub about the movies we loved.

Maybe get to 500?

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This week we look at Paramount+ horror offering 'Werewolves', we get our romcom on with 'Bridget Jones Mad About The Boy', then we delve into dystopia on Prime Video with 'The Assessment', one of us thinks a film came out in 2024 but in reality its 2014 and Salma Hayek is kicking ass in 'Everly' and we finish with heartfelt comedy/drama on Netflix 'Nonnas'.

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For the second week in a row we have pretty much seen everything each other has, so its a good week, as we talk about Amazon Prime's very fancy and classy looking sequel 'Another Simple Favour', more Prime Video content with scifi 'Ash', then its over to Sky Cinema for Daisy Ridley going all John McClane on us in 'Cleaner', we then look at Shudder offering from New Zealand with a cast of note 'The Rule Of Jenny Pen' and we finish with a trip to the cinema for some heartfelt drama in 'The Penguin Lessons'

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We start with comedy/horror on Sky Cinema 'The Parenting' with a fairly stellar cast, then its onto the film of the moment the reuniting of Coogler with Jordan with 'Sinners', then more horror (witha twist) in 'well they got in made' effort 'Zombie Repellant' and we finish with real life war drama 'Warfare'

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We start with Blumhouse horror 'The Woman In the Yard', before diving into the world of espionage with 'The Amateur', we then find time to watch the true president Viola Davis take down terrorists in 'G20', more thrills follows with a dating story from hell in 'Drop' and we finish with the return of De Niro to the gangster lifestyle 'The Alto Knights'

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We start with Disney+/Hulu elevated horror effort 'Control Freak', then we continue the horror theme with British flick from Shudder 'Black Cab', then a contender for one of the worst films of the year so far 'In The Lost Lands'. We then get to the cinema to see the cultural phenomenon that is 'A Minecraft Movie' and urban horror/thriller 'Restless'

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But before we get to all things cinema we pay tribute to the late, great Val Kilmer who passed away this week. We then get into some movie watching with the now on Disney+ after raking in over 700million at the box office 'Mufasa: The Lion King', Prime video thriller 'Holland' and then finish with high octane action cinema with Jack Quaid in 'Novocaine'

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Starting with throwback comedy 'Y2K', the newest flick from Bong Joon Ho; scifi romp 'Mickey 17', we also delve into Steven Soderbergh's latest offering the spy thriller 'Black Bag', we delve into (Swiss) folklore with 'Mad Heidi', check in with action hero legend JVCD in Amazon Prime release 'The Gardener' and we finish with Academy Award winning animation (and the first film in 392 episodes from Latvia) 'Flow'.

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We dive into new Netflix release 'The Electric State' and do a deeper dive into how much it cost and the streaming model with these tent pole movies. There is also cinema time with fun indie drama 'One Of The Days', true life drama 'Last Breath' and we finish with thriller 'Opus'.

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If you do want to hear what we thought about 'Memoir Of A Snail', 'Zero Days' and 'Fear' then this is the place to come to and hear all about it.

regular service will resume on episode #391

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Up first Sky Cinema action release 'Flight Or Fight', then onto some Shudder released horror with new scream queen Samara Weaving 'Azrael: Angel Of Death'. We then get to the cinema for return of a 90s icon with 'The Last Showgirl' and we finish with Oscar Nominated hard hitting drama now avaliable on PrimeVideo 'Nickel Boys'

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We start the pod by paying tribute to the late and great Gene Hackman.

its not a stellar movie week as we watch 'The Killers Game' on Prime Video, followed up by a low of 2025 with 'Boneyard' and we finish with new Osgood Perkins horror based on a Stephen King short story 'The Monkey'

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We look over new Apple+ scifi/romance 'The Gorge', Prime Video crime thriller 'The Order', we go to the cinema to see Mel Gibson directed action thriller 'Flight Risk' and new horror franchise maker 'Heart Eyes'. The main event is the return of the MCU with a new Captain America and a big hitter supporting in 'Captain America: Brave New World'

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We start with British reincarnation rom/drama that was in the cinema so very briefly but has now found its way to home viewing 'Timestalker', then its the return of Reese Witherspoon to movie world after spending time in books & TV, this time with Will Ferrell in rom/com 'You're Cordially Invited' on Amazon Prime, then its off to the cinema for two very different subject matter but similar style of movies with 'Saturday Night' on the hours before the debut of SNL and 'September 5' a unique take on the terrorist event.

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One of us recants a tale of seeing what is an early contender for the worst film of 2025

On from that we talk about under exposed Netflix release 'The Sand Castle', the return of John Woo to again direct 'The Killer' - this time in France, Star Trek goes off spaceship and gets quite Star Warsy in 'Star Trek: Section 31', one of has viewed the epic oscar buzz flick 'The Brutalist' and we finish with a man who cant seem to retire (and we're happy for it) Steven Soderberghs 'Presence'

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We start with Hollywood royalty Robert Zemeckis returning with unique drama 'Here', we get sexy with Nicole Kidman in 'Babygirl', we welcome the return of Cameron Diaz to movie screens with 'Back In Action' on Netflix, musical biopic 'A Complete Unknown' gets a look over before we finish with a unique take on an old classic 'Wolf Man'

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When we get into new movies, we are discussing the newest horror from Nick Frost 'Get Away', hard hitting Afghani documentary 'Bread & Roses', biopic (of sorts) with the return of Angelina Jolie on the big screen in 'Maria' and we finish with 'Bank Of Dave 2: The Lone Ranger' the unlikeliest of sequel s

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We then finally dive into 2025 with poignant roadtrip (of sorts) drama 'A Real Pain', rom-com with the internets fav Pugh & Garfield in 'We Live In Time' and we end with the reimagining of a cinematic classic, this time from the mind of pod favourite Robert Eggers 'Nosferatu'

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We talk about all the movies of 2024, and agree on the winner. This is our most positive pod of the year as always, we dont linger on the bad, we do despair at the state of the franchise heavy box office, but mostly we focus on the things we loved, the films we want to recommend to everyone, the ones that brought us unending joy.

We hope you find joy from our love of film this year, see you in 2025.

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We get festive with now on Amazon Prime release starring the double threat of Chris Evans and Dwayne Johnson 'Red One', festive fun continues with Netflix Die Hard inspired thriller 'Carry-On'. We break away from the festive spirit with Disney sequel 'Moana 2', franchise sidequel 'Lord Of The Rings: The War Of The Rohirrim' and we finish with the last installment of the Sony MCU with 'Kraven The Hunter'.

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Up this week, political satire/end of the world fare 'Rumours', some religious festive drama in 'Mary', more modern thrills in AI gone awry in Netflix scifi thriller 'Subservience' and we finish with a possible Oscar winning turn from Amy Adams in the hard to pigeon hole 'Nightbitch'

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We are excited so we are talking quicker than usual, this week we look over some Catholic Dogma in 'Conclave', new festive flick 'Dear Santa' on Paramount, and we finish with the *rumoured* last film in the directing career of Clint Eastwood in 'Juror #2'

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We cast an eye over war drama on Apple+ from Steve McQueen 'Blitz', biopic of sorts of a forgotten heroine 'Joy', the newest adaptation of an August Wilson play from the Washington family with Netflixs 'The Piano Lesson' and we finish with an examination of a toxic marriage in 'Magpie' with Daisy Ridley.

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We finally get around to seeing a cinematic legends magnum opus in 'Megalopolis', we delve into a sequel that noone was really asking for but is here anyway 'Gladiator II', horror prequel 'The Last Voyage Of The Demeter' and the crime thriller/musical 'Emelia Perez'

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We talk all about Netflix time travel serial killer teen romp 'Time Cut, thought provoking drama 'A Different Man', Hugh Grant led religious horror/thriller 'Heretic' and we finish with a bunch of documentaries with 'Music By John Williams' on Disney+ and still in cinemas 'Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story'

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We start with Sky Cinema release, taking a new slant on the vampire myth with 'The Radleys', then its onto Netflix to cast eyes over Anna Kendrick debut flick as director, true life horror 'Woman Of The Hour'. We get to the cinema to watch sequel to horror juggernaut from a few years ago 'Smile 2', and we finish with more streaming offerings with romantic drama 'Lonely Planet', sequel to surprise Spanish hit 'The Platform 2' and we finish with Prime Video offering comedy crime caper 'Brothers'

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Starts with Apple+ thriller with a-list cast 'Wolfs', we the delve into the newest offering from a podcast favourite 'The 4.30 Movie' from Kevin Smith, a divisive flick 'The Substance', and controversial adaptation 'It Ends With Us'

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One of us has a bad week of movie viewing as he see's two of the lowpoints of 2024 but there is some good stuff mixed in as well.

We start with historical drama 'Firebrand', remake of Danish Horror 'Speak No Evil', Netflix teen dystopia 'Uglies' and we finish with war biopic 'Lee'

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Up for discussion this week, the return of Jeremy Saulnier with the very exciting thriller with the boring title 'Rebel Ridge', inspiring story in the biopic 'Rob Peace', Netflix teen comedy 'Incoming' and we finish with the return of a 80s cult legend in 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice'

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Up first Yorgos Lanthimos offering now available on Disney+ 'Kinds Of Kindness', then we go low low low budget with one of the genuine surprises of the year with YouTube horror found footage 'Milk And Serial', then its the flip side with Blumhouse offering 'AfrAId, and we finish with Netflix supernatural/thriller 'The Deliverance'

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We look over Prime Video shark/plane crash movie 'No Way Up', the return of a beloved franchise in 'Alien:Romulus', Marky Mark dog/faith/running movie 'Arthur The King', Chinese murder mystery 'Only The River Flows' and we finish with Eli Roth video game adaptation 'Borderlands'

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We start with Prime Video action comedy 'Jackpot!', then we get all nostalgic with 'Fly Me To The Moon', delve into the mind of M Night with 'Trap', embrace the Grim Reaper parrot in 'Tuesday', head to Boston (via Apple+) with 'The Instigators' and we finish with Netflix action flick 'The Union'.

Like we said...a busy week.

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But we still cast an eye over the newest Spongebob flick 'Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie', intense thriller 'Jericho Ridge' and wee show love to Viggo Mortenson and his new flick 'The Dead Dont Hurt'

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We still get to see a few things to talk about, starting with the newest elevated horror 'Longlegs', then its on to some AmazonPrime fare with the newest film from Guy Ritchie 'The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare' and we finish with more cinema fare with the very odd but compelling 'I Saw The TV Glow'

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We start with the absolutely insane indie flick that has finally found its way to the big screen in the form of 'Hundreds Of Beavers', the newest geriatric action flick (but with a twist) with 'Thelma', theres also some ye olde sporting action in 'Young Woman And The Sea', and the return of a beloved animated franchise 'Despicable Me 4'. We finish with some blockbuster cinema with action movie sequel 'Twisters' and we finish with the newest MCU instalment 'Deadpool & Wolverine'

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Then its onto movies, with elevate atmospheric horror 'In A Violent Nature', animated kids fun in 'The Garfield Movie', then we go east to for revenge movie 'Kill' and we finish with comedy 'Please Don't Destroy: The Treasure Of Foggy Mountain' and South Korean horror 'Sleep'

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But we do get to the movies as well with chat about Prime Video release 'Sleeping Dogs', another Prime Video offering in the form of comedy 'Space Cadet' and we finish with the conclusion to Ti Wests trilogy in 'Maxxxine'

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When we do get down to things released in the past week, we start with prequel action in 'A Quiet Place: Day One', then its onto unfortunately one of the biggest disappointments of the year 'Poolman', we also talk rock doc with one of the worlds most disliked bands in 'Nickelback: Hate To Love'. And we finish with Apple+ drama 'Fancy Dance' and the return of an 80's hero in 'Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F'.

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Firstly we start where it is right with a eulogy of the recently departed Mr Donald Sutherland.

Then its onto a lot of movies starting with Netflix documentary about another lost legend 'Remembering Gene Wilder', before we head to the forest to delightful/mad 'Sasquach Sunset'. We get into some action with the return of the franchise with 'Bad Boys Ride Or Die', before 180ing into the newest Pixar offering 'Inside Out 2' and we finish with the newest Nicholas Cage offering, the apocalyptic 'Arcadian'

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We are talking about all things sharky in 'Under Paris', we delve into a twisted mind of Takashi Miike with 'Lumberjack The Monster', we see a blossoming of a movie dynasty with 'The Watchers', and get emotional with 'Am I Ok?'.

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We start with the newest Disney documentary, this time from Ron Howard who delves into the world of Jim Henson in 'Idea Man', then its off to all things spidery/alieny with the new Aussie horror 'Sting', we get weird and time warpy with 'Beast', then its rediscovering the music of Amy Winehouse in the bipoic 'Back To Black' and we finish with the latest from pod favourite Richard Linklater 'Hit Man'

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This week we discuss some nostalgic TV in the form of 'X-Men '97' and 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds'.

We do talk a lot of movies, starting with Netflix sci fi release with the power of Jenny from the bloc behind it 'Atlas', then now on Disney+ its time for 'The First Omen', not the first Omen, thats 'The Omen'. Then we finally get to cinema to see family friendly comedy/drama 'IF' and we finish with a return to the Wasteland with 'Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga'. And we spend a lot of time just glorifying the legend that is Dr George Miller - who's deviant mind from which the Mad Max world has sprung and continues to spring from

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This week we talk about all things 'Mothers Instinct' a thriller with Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain, action thriller 'Boy Kills World', horror prequel 'Strangers: Chapter One' and we finish with the social media darling 'Challengers'

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We ate some good food, had some good beers and we talked about movies, including Beatles documentary 'Let It Be' on Disney+, romantic drama (with a little comedy) on Prime Video 'The Idea Of You', Oscar nominated animation with 'Robot Dreams' and we finish with the newest entry in a beloved franchise 'Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes'.

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