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Steven and Chris take a look at the latest batch of news and trailers on the lead up to the Christmas season; deciding that Pacific Rim, Oblivion and After Earth might actually be a loosely connected trilogy. Also the updates on Die Hard, G.I. Joe, The Man Of Steel and Star Trek Into Darkness amongst […]

It’s about time we turned our eyes and ears towards the world of comedy for Filmclub, and who better to start with than Steve Martin. We look at what we reckon is his best film, his best script and perhaps best performance in the madcap world that Martin lives in. LA of course.  

Steven Hurst and Chris Droney have a peek at the latest news. They ponder posters for Monsters University and The Man of Steel. Steven whines about the pains of constructing LEGO sets, Chris gets excited about Spider-man and X-Men casting and they both fall in front of the throne of the new Star Trek Into […]

Steven Hurst and Dani Singer get serious and take a look at the social politics of 60s America with Sir Alan Parker’s Mississippi Burning.

We reached our 50th podcast and what better way to celebrate than to have the original hosts Steven Hurst and Chris Droney chat about some of the worst trailers to come out in recent times.

Judas cop Sean Penn infiltrates the Irish mob in Phil Joanou’s 1990 thriller State of Grace. Steven Hurst and Chris Droney take a look at their particulars.

  Steven Hurst and Suzanne King take a look at the overlooked Mr Brooks starring Kevin Coster, William Hurt, Demi Moore and Dane Cook. We wonder why the world seems to hate Dane Cook and Waterworld.

This week on the Filmwerk podcast for Filmclub, Steven and Shane discuss 80s vampire romp Vamp. In other words, Grace Jones working ahead of the times amidst all the sodding green and pink lighting!

Steven Hurst and Ben Pegley take a look at lost early 90s sci-fi wonder Split Second. Does Rutger Hauer shop at Cyber Dog? Does Ian Dury run Slimelight? Is Kim Catrell hotter with a dark bob? and who the hell is Neil Duncan?

For the first, and perhaps last time we squeeze four people in behind the mics for a news update. Suzanne King, Dani Singer and Lauren Cracknell are roundly whipped into providing adequate podcast discussion by Steven Hurst. Django Unchained, Die Hard 5, Les Mis, Flight, Iron Man 3 and The Evil Dead remake are all […]

Chris Droney joins Steven Hurst to discuss Belfast set oddity-comedy Divorcing Jack. Expect most of the main cast to be played by non-Irishmen, foul mouthed grannies and nuns with guns!

Steven Hurst and Shane Meekings wonder why Robin Williams is absent from the second half of Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, the third film in the post apocalyptic series.

Steven Hurst and Ben Pegley get their skates on and tackle the issues raised in the 1975 film by Norman Jewison. Oh, and there is the odd mention of a certain remake as well.

Steven Hurst and Suzanne King leap in the Michael J Fox time machine and head back to 1991 to look at the buddy comedy The Hard Way starring Fox and James Woods. Hilarity ensues!

Mid-October seeps in and Steven and Chris have a quick look at some new trailers and posters.

Time to cover a film with a very long title. We are in mid-90’s gangster territory. Steven and Chris pick this one up and explore a wide variety of colourful characters in this underseen gem!

Podcast regulars Steven Hurst and Suzanne King welcome newbie Lauren Cracknell to the podcasting team and ease her in for some discussion about the latest news and trailers. Wreck It Ralph, Stoker and A Good Day To Die Hard are in their sights. We also look a some upcoming Bond goodies and debate about the […]

We go back to 1987 for a peek at Italian horror with Michele Soavi’s first foray into directing with slasher wonder Stagefright.

Steven Hurst and Chris Droney waste no time in getting into Looper. Find out if their expectations were met. Spoilers inside!

Ray Winstone heads up an ensemble cast of Brit thesps in this stage play on film with balls. Balls, flights of fantasy and a heck of a lot of potty mouth! We take a closer look.