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Co-host Chris Droney returns to the podcast for a news catch-up with Steven Hurst after a two month hiatus. It’s like no time has passed  between them at all. That could be good or bad to be sure. Steven attempts to adopt an Irish sensibility in his written text for the podcast, but ends up […]

We turn our attention for an hour or so to muse over the highs and lows of Wes Craven’s directorial career. Our main host gets embarrassed by the fact that there is still a lot of the Craven catalogue he has yet to see. His co-host couldn’t give a shit.  

Part two of the Eastwood podcast goes from the 80s up to 2012. There is still a mixed bag to get through, but quite possibly still some of the legend’s best work.  

Steven Hurst and Dani Singer just know it’s going to be a two part podcast when they take on the back catalogue of our own Filmwerk Living Legend Award Winner – Clint Eastwood.

Our main editor takes a holiday and lets Suzanne King and Lauren Cracknell have full reign over the podcast this week. And what do broads like to talk about more these days than the Twilight series! But before you start to get afraid, very afraid, rest easy in the knowledge that both hosts here take […]

Podcast regulator Steven Hurst is joined by podcast regular Lauren Cracknell for an hour chat on Pixar.

Steven Hurst, Dani Singer and Maliha Basak continue from Beauty and the Beast onwards in the second half of this retrospective on the Disney Classics. No animated animals were hurt during the making of this recording, except Bambi who may have been shot by Gaston.

Steven Hurst and Dani Singer return for more podcast mayhem. This time they have lured Filmwerk team member Maliha Basak along with her animation expertise to discuss the Disney Classics! This one will be in two parts and will be interupted rather rudely by Gaston.

Steven Hurst cons Laura Johnson into returning to the Filmwerk podcast and rewards her by making her re-watch a film she hates. Kevin Reynold’s and Kevin Coster’s Waterworld is the subject. Does it still float? Our host thinks so. Our co-host seems to think that only Holy Water can be a cure…

Steven Hurst and Chris Droney pack their bags head to Vegas for a lads night out, only to discover Christian Slater, Jon Faverau, Daniel Stern, Jeremy Piven and Leland Orser have ruined the evening by killing a couple of ethnic minority representatives in Peter Berg’s wildly hilarious Very Bad Things. Still, could be worse. One […]

Steven Hurst and Chris Droney do their first news update of the year. We comment on the Superbowl trailers, the BAFTA winners and the future of little known tale from a  long time ago.

To mix it up a bit we’ve decided every now and again to chat to a few people in the industry.  Anyone bored of hearing the same old celebs selling the same old stuff on the high end of the scale can now have a listen here to some of the alternative names in the […]

Six teen films from the early to late 80s. One man is responsible for them all.  A whole host of Filmwerk podcasters serve detention on this one talking through what was so good about these films in a very light-hearted Podcast tribute to a talented man who is very much missed. See if you can […]

Steven Hurst ropes in his Frightfest buddy Marco Magalhaes to discuss the slate for FrightFest Glasgow 2013! Expect much petty arguing.

The nominations are in the Golden Globe winners have come and gone. It’s time we laid down our cards for what we think is likely to win this year come late Feb. And yes the Bond series has been nominated 3 times before for best song (Live And Let Die, Nobody Does It Better and […]

Chris Droney steps in to aid Steven Hurst in this second part of our 2013 preview.

In this first part, Lauren Cracknell joins regular host Steven Hurst to discuss a large bulk of films due out in the next 12 months.

  Steven Hurst and Chris Droney look back on the last 12 months in cinema and home entertainment to discuss the highs, the lows, the surprises and the disappointments of the year. Steven bores you to death by naming all 101 films he saw at the cinema in 2012. We also present to you our […]

Filmclub continues with our look back at the highly overlooked Robert Downey Jr film, Restoration. It won awards, it was used to celebrate 100 years of cinema, yet few people remember it, or have even seen it, Steven Hurst and Dani Singer investigate.

Steven Hurst and Dani Singer check out one of the more recent film adaptations of the Dumas’ classic The Count of Monte Cristo featuring Jim Caviezel, Guy Pearce and Richard Harris.