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Time for a few comments about the best film of last year. Steven Hurst scratches the itch to talk about some of the synthetic aesthetics in the new Blade Runner film. The Filmwerk podcast is on indefinite hiatus after this show.

To warm us up for shows to come – Yes we are back on a monthly basis!  The boys take a look at what was 2017 and snarl.

And we are back as promised!  Steven, Ben and Sean return for a review of The Last Jedi. Spoilers ahoy as usual. Let’ see where they each fall wit the film that split fans apart!

OK, so I couldn’t resist one more show. Steven Hurst bids farewell to his baby of 5 years with a look at one of his favourite films that thankfully became a cult classic down the years! And he thinks it’s largely thanks to fans like him going on about it! Otherwise, why else are movie-hounds […]

Steven, Ben and Sean group for the last time to discuss the Filmclub shows we didn’t get round to talking about. And we bid farewell to you all! Will we return…. Who knows?

Steven, Ben and Sean group together for a hearty chat about 5 years of podcasting, mentioning many an item that we forgot to get round to in our retrospective series of directors and franchises.

Steven invites Chris Droney back onto the Filmwerk podcast to help say farewell. They both talk about what they always talked about on the show – CBMs! After a bit of reaction to some trailers they list their top 5 most recommend you see Comic Book Movies.

Dani Singer returns to the Filmwerk podcast one last time to say a fond farewell. Steven and Dani tackle one last Filmclub show where they compare both cinematic versions Sleuth, but only after Dani tears apart the latest Ben-Hur (a shoddy remake of her favourite film).    

Steven, Ben and Sean record decide to base an episode on movie soundtracks! What are some of the best you can buy from their experiences! This goes on record as their longest, most epic episode so far!

Steven takes a quick peek at the work of Wes Anderson this week.

Steven takes a look at much over-looked cult war satire from 1970: Catch-22. But there is also time to mention a couple of other War films that didn’t quite get Filmclub coverage (The Dirty Dozen and The Thin Red Line).

Steven, Ben and Sean take on the second half of Terry Gilliam’s work in part two of this series.

Steven, Ben and Sean unite for a two part Terry Gilliam Podcast!

Steven flies solo again this week to have a few words about one of his more recent favourite films, Margin Call.

We celebrate the 300 landmark with more film discussion!

Sean and Steven hit on the double bill of the 90’s made Bran Stoker’s Dracula and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.  Are they the two films closest to the books, or are they overly romaticised?

Sean & Steven keep up with the zombie action with this Italian oddity starring Rupert Everett.

Steven fills in this week with a reminder to people of the 1996  black comedy The Last Supper.

Steven, Ben and Sean finish up their Nolan retrospective. How kind has time been to this major league director.

Steven, Ben and Sean group hug for a two part Christopher Nolan retrospective.