On this weeks show we discuss if Tropic Thunder is a comedy masterpiece or a piece of shite.

On this weeks show we run through 40 years of the Ghostbusters in under and hour and share our opinions on all the different films and shows.

On this weeks show we gush love at perhaps the best werewolf film of the last 10 years that no one seems to know about

On this weeks show we discuss some of our favourite things about Spinal Tap

On this weeks show we have a deep dive into the world of Doom and discuss the game, movies, the rather excellent book, The Masters of Doom and the state of the gaming industry today.

We're old and don't understand a lot of things. The world is scary and pop music confuses us. Listen to this weeks show to see what a couple of Gen Xers think about Taylor Swift and what she means to the future of music.

On this weeks show we discuss the 90's phenomena that was Friends and why it's near impossible for another TV show to be as successful

On this weeks show we discuss Netflixs new documentary about the Raelian UFO cult, Raël: The Alien Prophet.

On this weeks show we travel back in time to explore the super sweet gross out comedy There's Something About Mary which somehow descends into a rant about the failings of Marvel movies.

On this weeks show we discuss Stuart Gordan's follow up to Reanimator, From Beyond. Of course about ten minutes in we get side-tracked and talk about interdimensional aliens instead.

Supergirl the Movie from 1984 is considered to be a fairly terrible movie. We disagree. Join us as we discuss all the things that make it a good movie and why it's probably still better than a lot of Marvels recent movies.

Metallica have been around for a long time. Has it been too long?On this weeks extremely clickbaity show we discuss if it's time Metallica call it a day and retire from music.

Possibly the only Christmas movie you need to watch to put you in that holiday mood.

On this weeks episode we discuss if Bad Santa is the Christmas Movie we all need in our miserable modern day lives.

Although considered a commercial flop on release, Fight Club has grown it's audience over time and gained the much deserved respect it deserves as a landmark movie of the late 20th centaury. On this weeks show we talk about the impact Fight Club had on a generation and the different interpretations people have about it.

Kevin Smiths Clerks trilogy is as close to a perfect trilogy as someone can get in my eyes. It captures Gen X's growth from angry 20 somethings to happy middle aged folk in a warm and realistic manner that other films fail to capture. On this week show we discuss what makes these movies so special.

Beetlejuice was a huge hit when it was released. It struck a chord with a bunch of 80's kids and adults who didn't quiet fit in. There were cartoons and a promised sequel which never happened. On this weeks show we discuss what made Beetlejuice so well received in the 80's

Possibly one of the most underrated artists of the 21st Century called Glen Danzig. We love the little fecker and we want you to as well. Join us for a Danzig love in as we discuss what makes the little guy one of the all time greats.

In a far begotten time, we were treated to old men in moustaches shooting punks like Jeff Goldblum after they beat their wives to death. These movies have been replaced by the Rock and disgusting movies about teenagers being friendly to old people. We think it's time for the return of the original Death Wish movies. Listen to find out more.

The 80's were a time of reinvention and the beginning of Hollywood's fascination with remaking old movies. Many consider the Blob 88 to be one of the best remakes of all times. In this episode we discuss what makes it a contender for the title.