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Ok Chris Droney takes Steven Hurst by the hand and leads him through what was this year’s Comic Con – well from an outsiders perspective anyway. Our press passes still didn’t arrive this year! We also do a spoiler review of Marvel’s 10th film, Guardian’s of the Galaxy.

Come on – Every retro movie podcast talks about it! Now it’s our turn to look at Clue! This should work as a nice little bonus episode after our Landis retrospective last week. Steven Hurst and Sian Richter take a look at the suspects!

The whole podcast team pitch in for our latest look at a directors work. This time round it’s John Landis.

Steven and Sean have clearly not have enough of Robert Carlyle’s 1999 work – so back in time we go to check out Plunkett and Macleane. But what time period is this film going for. It feels quite different.

Steven and Sian decide to have a natter about The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth… which then leads to many segways to the likes of The Neverending Story, Krull, The Princess Bride, Ladyhawke, Return to Oz, Beastmaster, Hawk the Slayer, Willow, Legend and Excalibur. We miss any? Probably!

For our latest Filmclub episode we get three people in: Steven Hurst, Ben Pegley and Sean Kennedy come together to discuss Kathryn Bigelow’s Strange Days.

Steven Hurst and Sian Richter take a look at under seen anthology comedy-horror Chillerama

Possibly james Cameron’s least talked about film these days. We discuss the Abyss!

Some news this week and some reactions to some of the latest films including 22 Jump Street, Earth To Echo, A Million Ways To Die in The West, Edge of Tomorrow and the criminally under-projected Cheap Thrills,

Steven Hurst and Sian Richter look back on the 1986 Jonathan Demme Drama/Caper Something Wild. Melanie Griffith and Jeff Daniels find purpose in living life, but also run into Ray Liotta in an early “Nutter” role.

Steven and Chris follow through the rest of the X-Men franchise from the lows of the first solo Wolverine venture right up to to the recent Days of Future Past.

Steven and Chris look back on the first three movies from the X-Men franchise.  

Chris Droney and Steven Hurst round up some news developments and peek at a few new trailers including Kingsmen, The Equalizer and Interstellar.

Steven Hurst and Sean Kennedy take a look at Gattaca and marvel over the cold perfect future that lays ahead.

Back on the Comic Book Movie track and Chris Droney and Steven Hurst take a peek at the three unrelated Punisher movies. And they do the Dirty Laundry as well.

It’s FILMCLUB time again! Steven Hurst and Sian Richter take a look at very original horror/musical – Repo The Genetic Opera.

Steven and Ben go backwards in time, but from a forwards direction, with their discussion on the Terminator franchise.

Steven and Chris do a spoiler review of The Amazing Spider-Man 2.

For this edition of Filmclub, Steven and Sean take a look at the widely under-seen cannibal-black-comedy-period-thriller Ravenous starring Guy Pearce and Robert Carlyle.

Dead or alive we will make it to the end of Robocop 3 to deliver our word on the franchise. Officers Steven Hurst and Ben Pegley suit up,