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A short pod this week – we quickly update on a few reviews but focus for a short while on Pain and Gain.

Steven Hurst lets Marco Magawhatshisface out of his cage for the second time this year to talk about an upcoming FrightFest event.  Yes it’s the annual London FrightFest 2013!  And we have brought along a guest in the shape of Simon Aitken. This podcast contains unconstructive arguing.

Time for a general what’s on and what’s new discussion.  Chris Droney returns to the podcast for a look at trailers such as Anchorman 2, Only God Forgives, The Counsellor, Alan Partridge, Runner Runner and more!

We continue our slow but sure mission to talk to a variety of people working in the industry today and this time we have lured in freelance production artist Jaeson Finn to talk about his career, past, present and future. Jaeson Finn’s website is here: http://jaesonfinn.com/ And an article Jaeson wrote can be found here: http://www.moviescopemag.com/insiderspov/miscellaneous/jaeson-finn-framing-the-action/ Jaeson […]

We wrap up our look at the Superman franchise with Bryan Singer’s Superman Returns and the new Man of Steel from Zack Snyder. All will be spoiled, so please make sure you have seen the film.

Steven and Ben continue their look at the Superman franchise with films 3 and 4, and make some room for Supergirl in between- albeit briefly!  

For our latest Interview Podcast we talk to Chris Jack and Max Payn – two costume effects workers about their day to day, current and upcoming projects. Work links mentioned in the podcast are: https://www.facebook.com/butterfinch https://www.facebook.com/TheEmptyVideoProject?fref=ts  

Steven Hurst and Ben Pegley do battle with the Superman franchise. In part one we look at the first two Reeve movies.

Filmclub returns and Steven hurst and Shane Meekings examine the early 90s oddity that is Highway To Hell.

Don’t confuse this with Russian vampires. this is actually an American remake of a euro-thriller starring Ewan McGregor, Patricia Arquette, Josh Brolin and Nick Nolte. And we rather like it!

The Great Gatsby gets an even greater kick to the goolies from resident feminist/literary hound Suzanne King (who also rages about Alice Eve in her undies). Chris Droney arrives late to tell us what he thinks of the Riddick trailer, Shane Meekings takes our call to mention the eagerly awaited Hatchet III, Ben Pegley makes […]

Steven and Chris cut to the chase with their reaction to Fast and Furious 6. This is very spoiler heavy, including the post credit tease for Fast 7!  So make sure you watch this one first!

We finally get up to date with the latest two Trek movies, introducing some old friends, but played by new bodies. Steven and Ben close this podcast series on their thoughts about J J Abrams take on the Trek universe. This will include heavy spoilers for the new film Star Trek: Into Darkness.

This time Steven and Ben turn their attention to the Next Generation movies and see if they can hold their own against the Original Series movies. Just in case any Trekkie/Trekkers feel like enlightening us about what class of ship the Enterprise E is: it’s Sovereign.  And we still don’t care.

Steven and Chris celebrate 1 year podcasting! But we stay to format as this is NOT A CLIP SHOW. Instead, we discuss the latest trailers and finish with a SPOILER review of Iron Man 3.

We look at the second half of the Original Series movies this time round and, as usual, there are ups and downs, but even at their lowest, we still have love and respect for Shatner.

Inevitably, Steven Hurst and Ben Pegley tackle the entire Star Trek movie franchise in this first of four parts. Chronologically we talk about movies one to three here. Expect much retrofitting.

We continue part 2 of our John Carpenter retrospective spanning his works from the 90s all the way up to The Ward.

Steven Hurst and Ben Pegley decide to take a look at John Carpenter in this two part podcast. Part one sees them looking from Dark Star all the way up to They Live.

Cult movie star legend Bruce Campbell heads up Sam Raimi’s trilogy – fighting off the evil spirits of the forest, the demons of the mind and the skeletons of the past. Steven Hurst and Shane Meekings dig deep and, once again, strike gold!