After our little break we’re back on form with a new cast available in the podcast section.

Enjoy!

this week Iain and Gavin review “Zak and Miri Make a Porno” “Maddagascar 2 Escape to Africa” and hidden gem “The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension”

There WILL be a podcast this week… just not yet.

Circumstances beyond time, space, the ken of mortal men and indeed, beyond even our control have intervened once again to prevent us yabbering on at you for an hour.

Never fear We will get a cast up before the week is out folks.

No Cast this week folks.
Blame Thanksgiving if you want but scheduling conflicts prevent us from bringing you a cast this week.

Check back next week for a bumper catch up edition

Gav’s away so new-guy Jonny steps up to the plate to discuss this weeks news and review “Quantum of Solace” (again) along with high school noir “Brick”

Gav’s away this week so Jonny join Iain in this week’s 100% Irish podcast.

Now available on the podcast page.

Gav and Iain try to keep the podcast to a reasonable length this week discussing the new trailers for “Star Trek” and “Friday the 13th” Heroes star Milo Ventimiglia’s latest movie “Pathology” get a quick plug in for Johnny Lee Miller starring US TV show “Eli Stone” and of course the almost weekly “Ratner Rant”

In the last podcast from Gavin for a week or two we’ve tried to keep it to a more manageable size after last week MEGACAST.

It’s up now on the podcast page where you can hear us discuss new trailers for Star Trek and Friday 13th, and review new movie pathology and TV show Eli Stone.

The latest podcast is now up here and prepare yourselves
this could be our longest yet. No WAY are you getting through this in one sitting

“Quantum of Solace”
“Midnight Meat Train” and “The Monster Squad” all get the mcyapandfries treatment.

Don’t try to listenin’ to this week’s podcast all in one chunk!
Mc and Yap go long, debriefing after 007’s latest adventure ”Quantum of Solace” taking a ride on Clive Barker’s “Midnight Meat Train” and discussing the finer points of hidden classic “The Monster Squad”