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We do the time warp this week as we look at The Rocky Horror Picture Show for our deep dive. Andy shares his thoughts on two Netflix offerings, Monster and Atlas, and we both saw Furiosa and tell you what we thought. News, neat things, question of the week, and general chat round it all off.

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Andy, Jason and Scott return to the table for the latest Bonus Episode, and are joined by Tom from Good Film Hunting ( https://www.goodfilmhunting.co.uk/podcasts.html )

This episode's topic draws, once more, from the #MTOS (Movie Talk On Sunday) chats which run each Sunday at 8pm on Twitter.  This time the focus is the realm of DC films through the decades.

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To tie into the release of Jurassic World: Dominion this week we take a deep dive into the film that started it off, Jurassic Park, and the franchise it spawned.  Andy hasn't seen much this past few weeks, but does share the highs and lows of Netflix originals with reviews of Hustle and Interceptor.  We also chat about Obi Wan and Ms Marvel, as well as share our Neat Things and thoughts on some of the news in the world of film.

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This week the guys deep dive into The Matrix, a film over 20 years old that still looks fresh today.  Andy shares his thoughts on another missed classic, Rashomon.  The usual news roundup, and neat things which involve either vampires, or shooting red men whilst saying the words Super and Hot a lot.   

Plus, stick around at the end of the episode to hear Lee struggle over an actor's name.  

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As it is Halloween this week, we round up our month of horror themed deep-dives with a look at not just one film, but the whole franchise Halloween, from that first film in 1978 to the latest entry.  In our other reviews this week we talk about Black Adam, Banshees of Inisherin, and Rosaline.  The usual chat, news, and neat things round off the show, as well as our usual selection of cuts and edits that didn't make the main show added to the end for your amusement.

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The first bonus episode, which picks up on the discussion about Tarantino from episode 2, but uses ten questions from the weekly Twitter chat, Movie Talk On Sunday (#MTOS) to dig a little deeper into the subject of Tarantino and his films.

Around the table we have Andy, Scott, Jason and James.

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In this slightly longer than usual episode (and for good reason) Andy and Lee spend some time talking about Good Will Hunting, and Enter The Dragon, as well as a bit of chat around the current Corona situation, and the small nuggets of film news coming out at present. 

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This week's deep dive takes a look at Sam Raimi's Evil Dead, and the franchise that followed it. In our main reviews, Scorsese's epic Killers of the Flower Moon is our top pick, and Andy also brings Pet Semetary: Bloodlines and Slotherhouse to the table. Lee tells us about the new series Bodies that landed on Netflix, and we talk about film news, and neat things as always.

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We kick off our month of spooky deep dives with a look at Coppola's 1992 Bram Stoker's Dracula. In the main reviews, we stay scary with Saw X, ponder some sci-fi with The Creator, and decipher the stock market with Dumb Money. Throw in one neat thing - yes, we both brought the same thing to the table this week - and a roundup of film news for another fun packed episode.

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An expanded and packed show this week with a lot to cover news wise, including our thoughts on the Joss Whedon scandal, Scorsese's thoughts on 'Content', and the 'cancellation' of Gina Carano.  

We also deep dive into The Terminator, share our opinion on News of the World, and cast a swift eye over Greenland, Map of Tiny Perfect Things, and Dragon Rider.  

All this plus our weekly look at WandaVision's developments, and neat things that include Ted Lasso and the NHS.

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This week we take a look at Akira, which is back on screens in a remastered 4K edition. 

Andy lets us know what he thought of Nashville, the 1975 Robert Altman film, and also reviews new release Saint Maud.  

Lee took time to check out On The Rocks, the latest film from Sofia Coppola.  

Throw in some news items, and a sprinkle of neat things, and there you have a tasty treat of a podcast episode.

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This week's deep dive take a look at The Omen, and the films that followed.  Meanwhile in our main reviews we chat about Prey, League of Superpets, and Bullet Train.  In the news we discuss our thoughts on the MCU reveals from the recent comic-con, and the DC news that has dominated the industry over this past week.

Chat and opinions from a film geek perspective, and an extra bit of "off air" chat tagged to the end as a bonus, it's a pretty packed show after our week of rest last week.

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On this week's show, Andy brings reviews for Addams Family 2, Voyagers, and Black As Night.  Our deep dive is into the 80s ultra-violent sci-fi classic, Robocop, as well as the franchise that followed.  And as ever we have fun chat about news, and neat things to round it all off.

Throw in a look at the finale of What If...? and the podcast version of the show is an extended burst of film related chat for your ears.  

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Andy revisited American Psycho a few weeks ago and immediately decided to bump it up the list for this week's Deep Dive choice. Both of us swung by to check out Beetlejuice Beetlejuice at the cinema, and Andy also checked out Rebel Ridge, and Electric Lady Studios. Neat things involve audiobooks and podcasts this week. Throw in some news and film related chat to round off things for good measure.

Question of the Week: What films do you think would adapt well to a TV series format - either as a continuation, or a new take. Or vice versa - any TV shows that you feel could make a hit for the big screen?

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Another packed episode of news, a look at MASH, the 1970 Robert Altman movie, The Old Guard on Netflix, and Andy's thoughts on In The Loop.  

Throw in some general chat about Netflix shows and films, and some neat thing picks to look out for.

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Our deep dive choice this week is Terry Gilliam's most mature work, The Fisher King. Reviews this week are of The Holdovers, The Kitchen, and The Boys In The Boat. Throw in our roundup of news items that caught our eyes, and our neat thing picks, along with the usual chat and japery you've come to expect from your two favourite film geeks.

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Welcome to the jungle for this week's show as we delve into the 1984 classic retelling of the Tarzan story, Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan Lord of the Apes for our Deep Dive. The guys also both got chance to see Renfield and share their thoughts on that, whilst Andy also reviews Chupa which landed on Netflix recently, and The Son which is streaming on Amazon Prime.

News, chat, neat things, and all the film geek related fun you've come to expect round off the proceedings.

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We took our time, but we finally get around to covering Peter Jackson's The Lovely Bones, a film which Andy saw for the first time this week to prepare for the deep dive this week.  Elsewhere in the reviews Andy shares his thoughts on The Whale and Causeway, whilst Lee covers Your Place Or Mine.  With the usual news roundup and neat things as you have all come to love.

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With a round up of recent news, a discussion around some of our awards favourites, and a whizz through some recent releases - including a certain Birds of Prey movie - Andy, Lee and Scott bring their usual geek-chat and banter to the table for your ears.

Fun things this week are Harley Quinn, Studio Ghibli, and Locke & Key

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We are on a sort break this week, but Andy just can't switch off so wanted to share his brief thoughts about his recent watch-through of all of the Friday 13th franchise. So, here's a short episode to pass the time until we return next week with our usual mix of news, reviews, and deep dives.

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We take a look back at 1955's Night Of The Hunter for our deep dive this week. Andy also checked out Twisters, My Spy The Eternal City, and blur: To The End for the main reviews. News, and a joint neat thing rounded off with some general geek chat make for another packed episode of the show.

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With a look at George A Romero's Night of the Living Dead, plus reviews of Nomadland, Mitchells vs The Machines, and Tom Clancy's Without Remorse, it is another fun packed show this week from your favourite film geeks.

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The classic British film The Wicker Man celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, and as it returns to cinemas we take a deep dive into the film, and the remake that followed. In the main reviews Andy took time to check out Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, The Covenant, and Chevalier.

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An extended episode which sees us discuss some of the key reveals from the DC Fandome event that took place this past weekend, as well as a usual news roundup, a look at What's Eating Gilbert Grape, and a deep-dive into Inception for the 10th anniversary of the film.

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Back in 1973, Vincent Price got a chance to chew on some Shakespeare in a glorious manner in the classic Theater of Blood, which is our deep dive choice for this week.  Andy braved the snow this week to get to the cinemas to watch Scream VI, Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey, and 65.  We also have our usual chat and roundup of film news offerings, as well as some neat things we think you should check out.

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A packed show this week as the pair face The Babadook to see if it is really is worthy of the rants Lee levies at it frequently.  New reviews this week are of Encanto, King Richard, and The Boy Called Christmas.  With Hawkeye hitting Disney+, we begin our regular look at the MCU shows on streaming, and we also take time to look at The Beatles: Get Back.

Neat things, news, and chat round things off as usual for another slice of film related fun from your resident film geeks.

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This week we deep dive right back in time to the 50s sci-fi classic Forbidden Planet.  Andy shares his reviews of No Time To Die, The Guilty, and Bingo Hell.  We also cast our thoughts on the recent What If...? before sharing a couple of neat things we think you should check out.

News and chat fill out the rest of the show - including an explanation on what actually happened with the audio last week, and a bit of a behind the scenes look at how the editing process works on the show.    

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We talk about the one that got away this week as we tackle Tim Burton's often overlooked Big Fish for our deep dive. In our main reviews Andy shares his opinion on Wes Anderson's Asteroid City, whilst Lee checked out Becky on Netflix, and we both chat about Extraction 2. New roundup and neat things bookend the show as usual, as well as the usual chat from our two resident film geeks.

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This week we both got a chance to see Clerks III, which is our main review of the week this week.  Andy also tackled his fear of heights with a viewing of Fall, and tapped into his inner mean-girl with Do Revenge on Netflix.  Our deep dive this week is 2007's Stardust.

News, chat, and neat things, as well as a glance at the week ahead round it all off as usual.

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The new FilmFile podcast, with a look over recent rumours in the world of film, and a chat about the new Fast & Furious spin-off, Hobbs and Shaw.

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On Episode 69, we had our guest, Tristian Cooper, speak about cinemas reopening.  The full conversation that was edited down for inclusion on the show can be found in this special bonus episode, as well as an additional chat that began as just Andy and Trist having a quick catch-up to preface the bonus content.

As usual, we got to tangential discussions - all film related - which you can hear in full in this special bonus episode.

Hope you enjoy.

We both got to see Nobody this week, and share our thoughts on Bob Odenkirk as a hard-nut!  Our deep-dive is the 70s set Dazed and Confused, and Andy also covers Wish Dragon, Awake, and Kajillionaire, before we both chat about Loki Episode 1 on Disney+

As usual we have a chat around the latest film news and gossip, and share some neat things with you all.

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Collecting the reviews from episodes 21 to 25 of the podcast, over this compilation we explore Boogie Nights, Monty Python's Holy Grail, Last of the Mohicans, Flash Gordon, Good Will Hunting, Enter The Dragon, The Town, Rushmore, Never Be Done: The Richard Lett Story, Election, and One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest!

These clips were from shows recorded early into lockdown 2020, and we were still getting used to remote recording, so the sound mix is varied.

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It's two for the price of one this week as we deep-dive Alfie, the Michael Caine classic, and Alfie, the Jude Law remake. Andy checked out The Little Mermaid, Hypnotic, and Lyle Lyle Crocodile for the main reviews. We also bring our usual discussion around the latest film news, and our neat things.

But what's it all about? You know what I mean?

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In this week extra packed show we take a deep dive into Ridley Scott's sci-fi classic Blade Runner, Andy reviews Mortal Kombat, Stowaway, and Unhinged, and we round up our thoughts on the finale of Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

In the news section this week we also take a look over the Oscars, and our neat things involve Andy Tolkien to himself, and Lee reading something about Stars and Wars.

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We divert away from film to TV for this week's Deep Dive as we take a look at the cult classic series The Prisoner, which is ranked as one of Andy's favorite shows of all time. Reviews wise Andy checked out Missing, Peter Pan and Wendy, and Polite Society. With a usual roundup of film news, general chat, and some neat things we recommend, it's another touch of gold for your ears.

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We are the law this week as we deep dive into Dredd, as well as mention the 1995 movie too.  Our main reviews this week are of Morbius, Sonic 2, and The Bubble.  Plus we take a look at the new series from Marvel, Moonknight.

News, Neat Things, and general chat round off the show.

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We return after our short break, and have a change of plans for our deep dive as we felt it important to talk about the King of Cult, Roger Corman, who sadly passed away whilst we were off air. In our reviews we both take a look at Kingdom of the Planet Of The Apes, whilst Andy also checked out IF, and The Strangers: Chapter One.

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We hit episode 60 this week with a deep dive into the Predator series of films.  We both have something to say about Coming 2 America which landed on Amazon this week, and Andy has some thoughts on The Witches, Pele, and Red Dot.  Worth noting that this is a week that we don't agree on a few things, but do take note of how we respect each other, as we also get talking about toxic fanbases in the news, and in our weekly WandaVision roundup.

Throw in some Neat Things to tie it all up, and there you have all the reasons that this is THE film show for film geeks, by film geeks.

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We are quite Raimi focussed this week as we review Doctor Strange in the Multiverse Of Madness, which we both got chance to see.  Does it deliver on expectations?  Listen to our spoiler free chat and find out - and as a bonus for the pod listeners stick around at the end of the show to hear us talk about the spoilers and reveals if you wish.  To tie into the main review we wanted to look at another of Sam Raimi's superhero movies - no, not a certain webslinger, but Darkman, the often forgotten 1990 Raimi creation with Liam Neeson in an early action role.

Andy also did his duty and checked out Deadlock and Marmaduke which landed on Tv this past week.  With our usual news, chat and neat things, we hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoy making the show.

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Creeping around quietly to avoid alien menaces appears to be the theme this week as we take a deep-dive look into Ridley Scott's Alien, and then review the new cinema release A Quiet Place Part II.  

Andy also took time to watch Cruella from Disney, and let's us know what he thought.  

Throw in a roundup of news and gossip from the film world, a look at the picks of new releases over the next week, and our neat things.

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For our 99th episode we take a deep dive into our first listener request, and that is The Boondock Saints.  Andy also shares his thoughts on The Power of the Dog, 8-Bit Christmas, and Untitled Horror Movie.

We cast our regular eyes over the latest MCU series, with Episode 3 of Hawkeye, and also the usual news roundup, neat things, and general chat you've come to love.

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We see a bad moon rising this week as we dare to go out in a full moon and discuss the 80s classic horror comedy, An American Werewolf In London.  Main reviews this week are of Phantom of the Open, Windfall, Deep Water, and Cheaper By The Dozen.

Lee also shares his thoughts on The Boys Diabolical, and we cover the usual news and neat things, along with general chat that you've come to expect from your two favourite film geeks.

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This week's deep dive is an interesting one, given it is a film that neither of us rate highly, and yet Andy keeps returning to it frequently, and that is Zack Snyder's Sucker Punch.  Why does Andy keep going back?  Listen and find out.   

We also have reviews of Bob's Burgers, The Ledge, and Rise of the Footsoldier: Origins, as well as a roundup of film news and neat things.

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We take a look at the whole of the Planet of the Apes franchise this week for our deep dive, before Andy then shares his thoughts on new releases Barbarian, Raymond and Ray, and Wendell and Wild.  News, neat things, and general chat and tomfoolery round off the show as always.

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The classic wartime set film Ice Cold In Alex is the deep dive choice for this week. Andy got around to watching Inside Out 2 to bring a belated review to the show, and also checked out Bikeriders and Something In The Water.

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For our Festive Fiftieth episode we take a loving look back over the highlights of films released over this past year, taking note of not just the films we loved, but the ones we felt represent 2020 in some way, and also those that let us down.  

We also spend some time discussing our Christmas traditional viewings - those films that we find ourselves drawn to every festive season.  Which films make the shortlist?  Check out the episode to find out.

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Have a great Christmas and New Year.

This week we take a deep dive into Martin Scorsese's Goodfellas, a film that is deserving of the word 'classic' entirely.  

Andy reviews the microbudget film Panda Bear It from Evan Kidd, and also gives some quick thoughts on Capone, Escape From Pretoria, and The United States vs Billie Holiday.

We chat about the latest WandaVision episode, and have our usual chat about the news in the world of film.

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With everything going on in the world right now, we escape once more into our regular discussion about film and entertainment.  

This week Andy shines a spotlight on Pieces of a Woman and We Can Be Heroes, whilst Lee shares his thoughts on Bumblebee and The Stand.  Neat things include Daredevil comics and Staged.   

Throw in some of the usual news and chat to complete the fun.

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With a deep dive into the 2009 film (500) Days Of Summer, plus reviews of Alien: Romulus, The Instigators, and Jackpot, along with the usual roundup of film news, chat, and neat things, it's another packed show for all you film geeks out there.

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The distinctively British Carry On... franchise are under the microscope this week for our deep-dive, exploring the franchise in general, and picking out a handful of our favourites from the series.  Over in the main reviews Andy shares his thoughts on The Fabelmans, Teen Wolf: The Movie, and You People, whilst Lee got chance to check out new Netflix series Lockwood & Co.

Throw in news, a roundup of the Oscars shortlist, neat things, and general geek chat for good measure.

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Will you still need us, will you still feed us, when we're 64?

Yes, we are back with another jam packed episode of film reviews, news, and chat.  With a deep dive into the Mission Impossible series of films, a review of Godzilla versus Kong, and a quick roundup of The Dissident, Run, and Octopus Teacher.

Throw in chat about Winter Soldier, Wellington Paranormal, and Last of Us Part II, and there we have a complete listening package for your pleasure.

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We're back after our week off, and are looking at Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller's Sin City for our deep dive. In the other reviews Andy checked out Blink Twice, The Count of Monte Cristo, and Watchmen Chapter One. In our Neat Things this week Andy shares love for another film podcast called Reel Chums, whilst Lee talks about trains. Seriously, we have it all on this show.

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The underappreciated Steve Martin and Eddie Murphy team up of Bowfinger is our deep dive this week - find out why we think it is deserving of more love from more people. In the reviews, Andy checked out Megalopolis and Breathe, and we both talk about Wolfs. News roundup, general chat, and neat things package it all together for another great show.

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Yes, this week we take a deep dive into the best film of the 80s (so Andy says), Back To The Future.  New films looked at are animated musical Vivo, French horror-drama The Swarm, Sky Original The Dry, and computer-screen thriller Profile.   We also share a little piece of an interview we had with Adam Nelson of Apple Park Films, talking about his latest project.

News and probably the most amazing Neat Thing ever round off the show.   Why aren't you already listening?  Get this in your ears and enjoy the banter of your favourite film geeks.

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We've got it all this week, from action and spectacle, to twisted horror, to murder investigations, to peace and love in Shangri La, as we deep dive Lost Horizon, the 1973 "classic" musical, before reviewing John Wick Chapter 4, Infinity Pool, and the Boston Strangler. We've also got a chunk of latest film and entertainment news, a look at the box office, and our usual neat things we feel you should check out.

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This week our deep-dive is on a film that isn't highly regarded as a classic, the 2007 Ghost Rider starring Nic Cage.  Our main reviews this week are for Marvel's Eternals, Finch on Apple TV+, and Harder They Fall on Netflix.

News, chat, and neat thing recommendations round off the show as always.

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Finally, the time has come for Andy to see the film that Lee has been name dropping for a while now, as we cover Buckaroo Banzai Across The 8th Dimension for our deep dive.  It certainly made for a discussion!  The guys also checked out The Adam Project on Netflix, and Andy watched Turning Red on Disney+

Hear our reviews, as well as the usual roundup of news, neat things, and film-geek chat, all packaged up in a fun podcast format.

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This week Andy gushes over Ryan Reynolds' latest big screen fun-fest, Free Guy, and also shares his thoughts on Boss Level on Amazon, and real-life spy thriller The Courier.  Lee shares his review of Blood Red Sky, and we both discuss our thoughts on the 70s sci-fi classic Logan's Run.

With a roundup of news, and a couple of neat things along with the usual geeky film chat to round things off.

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We cast our eyes back to the often overlooked Robert Rodriguez film from the late 90s, The Faculty, this week for our Deep Dive. Does it deserve to be forgotten? In our main reviews Andy shares his thoughts on Bolan's Shoes, The Exorcist: Believer, and Blackberry, before we both talk about Loki Season 2 Episode 1.

Neat things, general chat, news, and fun, as ever, round things off.

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In this week's packed show we have reviews of Pixie, Borat 2, Over The Moon, Secret Garden, and Andy's pick from Oscar history, Quiz Show.   

We also have a good chat around film news, and a couple of neat things to round it all off.

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This week the repetition of isolation is clearly having an effect on Andy and Lee, but at least they have Andy's look at Hugo, and a deep dive into Tremors to take their mind off things.  

With the usual banter around the news, and a couple of suggestions for neat things, as well as a rundown of some good (and some bad) TV shows that spawned from movies, it's another packed episode.

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This week we go back to a film that came out on Lee's birthday as we revisit It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World for our Deep Dive. Andy shares his review of Saltburn, before we look at some TV releases of note, Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, and Invincible. Throw in neat things, box office and news round up, for another packed show from your favorite film geeks.

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To celebrate the film's 25th anniversary this week we take a lookback at Blade, the film that arguably kickstarted the Marvel movie empire. In the main reviews Andy shares his thoughts on Theatre Camp, The Blackening, and She Said, whilst Lee tells us whether Blue Beetle is worth taking time for.

News, neat things, and general chat round it all off.

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Lee returns this week to rein Andy in once more, and the pair take a deep dive into Almost Famous, a film which Andy only saw for the first time this past week.  New reviews this week are for Nia DaCosta's Candyman, and The Vault.  

Throw in the usual roundup of news stories in the film world, some neat things that we are currently loving, and our weekly look at Marvel's What If...?

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We dip into the not too distant past to take a look at a undeserved box-office bomb of the past decade, The Man From UNCLE, for our deep-dive.  In the main reviews we cover Tar, Babylon, Argentina 1985, and the new TV adaptation of The Last Of Us.

It's such a packed show,  yet we still find time for a news roundup, neat things, and general geek chat.

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Taking a break from the usual show for a couple of weeks, instead we take a lookback over our picks of the past year.  This week we focus on Lee's suggestions of five films that everyone should check out.

With clips from earlier shows when we reviewed the film choices, it's a nice way to look back on the past year before we move into 2023.

This week we take a look back at the Brandon Lee starring graphic novel adaptation, The Crow for our Deep Dive.  Andy takes time to review Dashcam from Rob Savage, and Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness which landed on Netflix recently, whilst Lee finally got time to see Top Gun: Maverick.

Neat things, news, and all the usual film geek chat you've come to enjoy from the pair fill out the show.

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With a deep dive into Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Andy's reaction to Boogie Nights, and film news chat which includes Michael Mann, Zack Snyder, and much more.  

Andy also enthuses about marble racing leagues, whilst Lee gets geeky over Waititi.  Everything you have come to love from the film show by film geeks for film geeks.

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As we continue through our October season, we take a look at the first Stephen King adaptation, Brian De Palma's Carrie, as well as a quick look at the other Carrie films over the years. In our main reviews, Andy tells us about Transformers One, and we both checked out Hellboy The Crooked Man, and Salem's Lot. Throw in neat things, film news, and general geek chat as usual for a fun packed show.

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We take a Deep Dive - or should that be Deep Drive - into the 1977 classic road movie Smokey & The Bandit this week, before casting our eyes over latest releases Color Purple at cinemas, and Sexy Beast and Masters of the Air TV shows on streaming. Neat things and news roundup as ever, along with the usual geeky chat from your favorite film geeks.

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A very packed show this week as we cover the news in the film world right now, discuss Dirty Harry as our deep-dive for the week, Andy then spills his thoughts on Malcolm & Marie, Villains, Greenland, Wolfwalkers, and Space Sweepers, before we round off with a discussion around the latest WandaVision happenings.

Tag a few neat things, and a good bit of the usual banter, and it's a treat of a show that we made just for you....yeah, you!

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This week's deep dive is one we've been looking forward to revisiting for a while as we discuss Shane Black's excellent The Nice Guys. In the main reviews Andy shares his thoughts on Bottoms, Five Nights At Freddy's, and Retribution. We round things off with news and neat things as ever.

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The second bonus episode looks at Marvel on screen, with a look at how Fox handled their properties, Sony's use of Spider-Man, and where the MCU is at.  Drawing on questions from the weekly #MTOS (Movie Talk On Sunday) for the chat.

Around the table once more we have Andy, Scott, Jason and James.

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With a roundup of news items that has caught our eye, a rundown of three films on current release, and the usual chat you come to expect from the show by film geeks, for film geeks.

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This week, lockdown looms for us in the UK once more, and along with the usual news and a couple of reviews of The Craft Legacy and Burnt Orange Heresy, we take time to reflect on the life of, and pay tribute to the legendary Sir Sean Connery.

We also give some ideas on what to watch on the streaming services this coming week, and tell you about a couple of neat things that caught our attention this past few days.

A much overlooked 80s sci-fi classic is our deep dive this week, giving Andy a chance to share his love for Enemy Mine with more people. In the reviews we also take a look at Maxxxine, Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F, and Hundreds of Beavers.

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This week's Question of the Week - leave your answer in the comments:

What films have, in your opinion, the most perfect endings, be they joyful, sad, thrilling, scary, or hilarious?

This week, Andy and Lee chat about The Irishman, Knives Out, and Frozen 2, as well as cast an eye over recent news developments in the world of film.

Fun things this week include the Watchmen Podcast, which Lee brings to the table to recommend, whilst Andy gives some love for Big Potato Games, his favourite party game creators who you can find online at https://bigpotato.com/

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We get paranoid this week as we take a deep dive into the horror masterpiece The Thing.  Andy runs through reviews of Space Jam: A New Legacy, The Croods 2, Fear Street Part 3, and Barb and Star Go To Vista Del Mar.  

We round off our look at the MCU series Loki, and also share our neat things and our insights into the news breaking in the world of film.

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With a deep dive into The Lost Boys (where Andy shows a lot of love for Kiefer Sutherland), and Andy's classic watch of War Horse, there's a packed episode even before we layer on the news discussion, and our neat things of the week. Fill that empty hole in your life and get this in your ears today.

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Andy battled waves of tears this week as he rewatched A Monster Calls for our deep dive, before checking out latest releases Quiz Lady, Fingernails, and The Royal Hotel. We have a chat about latest film news, including THAT Variety piece, before offering up some neat things we recommend you check out.

Chat and geeky tomfoolery as usual in another jam packed show.

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This week, as well as the usual roundup of film news, and neat things, we take a look at the film version of Constantine which saw Keanu Reeves play the lead role, as well as share our thoughts on the TV series version too.   In the main reviews Andy chats about Dog, Office Invasion, and Where Is Anne Frank.

There's also a roundup of what is coming this next week, and some chat about the upcoming Oxide Ghosts screenings across the UK.  Find out where you can see it via http://www.michaelcumming.co.uk/oxide%20ghosts/

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This episode sees Andy and Lee talk about Mystic River, take a deep dive into the ZZA classic Airplane!, and speak about the work of the recently passed Ennio Morricone.  Throw in a roundup of news chat, and Andy risking the wrath of a certain fandom once more, and it is a pretty packed treat for your ears.

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Andy gets the soapbox out this week during the news to make a plea to #SaveOurCinemas.  

We pay tribute to the great Dame Diana Rigg who passed away this last week.  

We also take a look at a selection of films available on Netflix right now, as well as highlighting a few upcoming things to watch out for.  Oh, and we disagree somewhat over one of our reviews.   

All this, plus Andy's thoughts on Brief Encounter, and the usual film geek chat you expect from the show.

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This episode's deep dive is a genuine deep dive into The Abyss, with a discussion about what worked and what went wrong with Cameron's only real flop to date.  In addition Andy tells us what he thought about The Assassination of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford, and the pair also cover as much film news as they can pack into one show.  

Everything you come to love from the film show by film geeks, for film geeks.

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This week we take on Zack Snyder's Army of the Dead in our reviews, and Andy dared to sit in a darkened room to watch Spiral: From The Book of Saw.  We also look back at the classic High Fidelity as part of our usual nostalgic deep-dives, and take a quick look over what films land at cinemas and streaming this coming week that are worth checking out.

With news, chat, and neat things as always, it's a show we love to make, and hope you love to hear.

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This week we take a look at one of Lee's all time favorite films as we deep dive into Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. In the main reviews we look at recent releases The Iron Claw, Orion And The Dark, and 57 Seconds. Our usual look at the entertainment news, neat things, and our Question of the Week social challenge round things off nicely.

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It's another film that Andy hadn't seen for our Deep Dive this week as Lee recommended Streets of Fire for the pick. Find out whether it went down well in this episode. In the main reviews we both checked out The Continental Episode 1, and No One Will Save You, and Andy also shares his thoughts on Past Lives.

Some technical gremlins impacted on the rest of the show this week, so we have a slightly different mix than usual. All will be explained next week.

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Richard Linklater's Before Sunrise is our focus for the deep dive this week - a film that Lee adores, but Andy had never watched before.  Main reviews are of Scream, The Electrical Life of Louis Wain, and Boiling Point - one of these is Andy's first 5 star film of 2022, but which one?

News, chat, neat things, and all things geekery pad things out for another great episode.

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This week the news includes quite a dominance of Disney+, including Andy's thoughts on The Mandalorian.  Reviews this week sees a look at Doctor Sleep, and a discussion about Stephen King adaptations in general, as well as a look at the Watchmen TV series on HBO/Sky.

Fun things this week include ScreenRant's Pitch Meetings from Ryan George (which can be found via https://bit.ly/2CPLwfT ) and the awesome merchandise available from Redbubble ( https://www.redbubble.com/ )

Andy and Lee are your hosts for this episode.

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With Lee away on holiday for a week, and Andy still busy in Banbury, we take a little break this week with another recap episode of some Deep Dives from our early years of the podcast, episodes 31 to 35.  This episode hear our thoughts on Silent Running, Spinal Tap, Inception, Chaplin, and The Usual Suspects.

Meanwhile, over on No Barriers Radio this week, why not check out another exclusive bonus episode of the show where Lee picked out some choice examples of music in film - from Soundgarden to Badly Drawn Boy, with a touch of John Williams in the mix.  head over to nobarriersradio.com and listen in on Thursday evening, or wait until it lands in the archive over there - and why not check out the previous bonus episodes over there too.

Another review packed episode this week with Andy sharing his thoughts on Michael Clayton, Military Wives, Small Axe: Lovers Rock, and Holmes and Watson (one of these film I expected to hate but found a lot to love....but which one?), whilst Lee took time to watch the new adaptation of The Witches.  In addition the pair discuss the picks of streaming for this week, and the bits of film news that have caught our attention.  

Throw in some rule-breaking neat-things - one of which is a great resource for film news, and there you have the recipe for another great show.  

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We take a look at not one film, but 4 films that bookended a decade of disaster movies this week as we discuss the Airport series of films for our deep dive. In the main reviews, we both checked out Sting, and Andy also caught Tarot, and La Chimera.

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The most highly anticipated film of the year has arrived, and the guys both got to see it.  Avatar: The Way of Water is our main review, but does it gets thumbs up or thumbs down?  Andy also shares his thoughts on Scrooge: A Christmas Carol on Netflix, The Amazing Maurice on Sky, and Christmas Bloody Christmas on Shudder, whilst Lee caught up with Barbarian on Disney.

Our deep dive this week is a little different as we take time to explore the wealth of film entertainment coming to the TV channels over the festive period.

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Do we have a busy show this week!  After a delay in finishing due to a variety of technical hitches, we finally managed to chat about the latest film news, sharing some comments on the Golden Globes nomination announcements.  

We also take a look at the career of Gene Hackman, who celebrated his 91st birthday this past week.  Andy has reviews of The Dig, Irresistible, and Twist, whilst Lee tells us about Resident Alien and Lemony Snicket!  

Throw in some neat things to round it off, and it's a juicy, fun packed show that we just love to bring to you all.

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With the usual roundup and discussion of some film news that has caught our eye, and a look at some films currently on general release, we also have Andy explain his annual 'palette cleanser' ritual - an important part of his film year.

Scott, Lee and Andy are your hosts for another fun 50 minutes or so of the show by film geeks, for film geeks.

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As we take a break from the regular show for a few weeks, we still had time to get together and review the latest MCU film, Spider-Man: No Way Home.  In addition, for this special festive film we take a look back at last year's festive special when we cast our eyes over some of our own festive favourite films that we recommend.  Not forgetting our regular look at MCU on TV with Hawkeye.

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With a round-up of the latest news from the film world that has caught our eye, a deep-dive look at The Princess Bride, plus Andy shares his thoughts on Serpico.   Neat things give us plenty to listen or watch this week with some podcast and TV recommendations.   As well as the usual chatter you come to expect from the film show by film geeks, for film geeks.

Get in touch with us, as ever, via Twitter @FilmFileUK and tell us what you thought of Princess Bride, and share some thoughts on anything film related you think we should cover in future episodes.

Stay safe people.

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There's no time to waste as we tackle the Bond franchise for our deep dive this week, before Andy takes on a special mission to review two Melissa McCarthy films - The Starling and Superintelligence - as well as David Lowry's The Green Knight.  Lee goes all gangster with a look at Many Saints of Newark, and we chat about last week's What If...?

With the usual neat things and news to round things off.  Another fun show from your favourite film geeks!

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This week Andy caught Rebecca, the new adaptation of the classic novel, directed by Ben Wheatley. Lee tells us what he thought about Vampires versus The Bronx.

We also take a look back at Wonder Boys, one of the many Oscar nominated films Andy has shamefully never seen, and chat about some picks of the streaming services right now.

Padded with news, and a couple of bad puns, the question is how do we fit so much in so short a time?

Deftly and with style is the answer.

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