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We break away from the normal show this week as Andy flies solo to bring a quick round-up of news and a couple of new reviews, Iron Maiden Burning Ambition and, of course, Mortal Kombat II. spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/RY4A4hPP32b

What horror films went under the radar and don’t get spoken about enough? Any cult favorites or straight to home market releases that you wish more people would stumble onto? I’ll start the ball rolling with Inbred (2011) - gloriously over the top British comedy horror #film

Walter Hill's often overlooked 1992 film Trespass is our Deep Dive this week, and in the main reviews Andy checked out the glitz of Devil Wears Prada 2 and the horror of Hokum. spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/lzoADBYdS2b #film #films #cinema #movies #review #news #chat #podcast

Made for TV films often had a bad reputation over the decades, but plenty of TV horrors still landed well for audiences. What horror moments in TV movies (or even TV series) chilled or scared you the most?

For this week's episode we take a look back at Tarantino's Kill Bill in our Deep Dive. In the main reviews we checked out Michael, Greenland: Migration, and Apex. News, Neat Things, and general film geek chat round things off. open.spotify.com/episode/1G0Lck…

After being reminded about Ice Pirates a few days ago, I now want some recommendations of other cult sci-fi, or forgotten gems of sci-fi, that should be checked out. So, any recommendations of personal favourites? #QuestionOfTheWeek

The Christopher Walken starring The Prophecy is the focus of our Deep Dive this week, whilst in the reviews we have 3 recent horror releases - Lee Cronin's The Mummy, Undertone, and Exit 8. open.spotify.com/episode/2Ymz2i…

The summer season for big releases is almost upon us. Which of the big film releases are you most excited for in the next few months? For me currently Supergirl and The Odyssey both tie for most anticipated. #QuestionOfTheWeek

Of course, what else could we pick for our Deep Dive on our 300th episode but Zack Snyder's 300. Reviews this week are for California Schemin' and Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice. Neat things, question of the week, and film news chat round it all off. open.spotify.com/episode/1viimZ…

Taking a break from the normal show, this week Andy brings his review of Super Mario Galaxy, but also compiles past reviews of video game movies such as Uncharted, Until Dawn, Mortal Kombat, and others, plus our Deep Dive into games adapted from movies. open.spotify.com/episode/47UTcR…

Without dropping spoilers, is there a movie or TV show that has a scene that always makes you cry - not a weepy film, but a film that gets you weeping. For example, Wrath of Khan (The ship? Out of danger!), Buffy (I'm under your spell…), or Serenity (Leaf on the wind).

The Clint Eastwood thriller In The Line Of Fire is the target of our Deep Dive this week, whilst in the reviews we talk about Pretty Lethal, They Will Kill You, and HBO's The Pitt. open.spotify.com/episode/5WIlbO…

@elab49 I forgot about Get Smart. That's a great shout!

@FilmFileUK I adore Get Smart - shouldn't work but does beautifully The Fugitive The first Scooby Doo film hit the tone, and the villain, perfectly Edge of Darkness was an abomination

Which TV shows that were remade and recast for a film adaptation worked well, and which ones sadly missed the mark? Two examples: Miami Vice was great, but CHiPS was dreadful. #QuestionOfTheWeek

One of the best Batman films ever made is our Deep Dive this week as we check out The Lego Batman Movie. In the main reviews we cover Project Hail Mary, Ready Or Not 2, The Good Boy, and Dead Man's Wire. It's a packed show this week! open.spotify.com/episode/3IOgFt…

What geek stuff is the pride of your collection? Something rare, or just something that has deeper meaning to you? What collectibles or memorabilia do you love owning?

We can't believe that Arachnophobia was released in 1990 as we explore it for our Deep Dive this week to see if it still holds up. In the main reviews Andy checked out Arco, and How To Make A Killing, and we both talk about Train Dreams. open.spotify.com/episode/1rXOaA…

It's Mother's Day in the UK this Sunday, which got us wondering about the best and worst mothers on the big screen. Which ones stand out for you? #film #films #movies #Cinema #QuestionOfTheWeek #filmfilepod

The 2009 Star Trek reboot is the focus of our deep dive this week, whilst in the main reviews Andy checked out The Bride, and Pixar's Hoppers, and we both checked out War Machine on Netflix. open.spotify.com/episode/6Ldp52…