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 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”

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”

The guys revert to doing one review each as Iain and Gavin discuss Morgan Spurlock’s “Where is the World is Osama Bin Laden” (spoiler…he doesn’t find him oh and the titanic hits the iceberg by the way) and Billy Connoly’s Zombie turn as “Fido”

Gavin has a look in Kiefer Sutherland’s “Mirrors” and listens to the distant sound of “Tropic Thunder” while Iain..um ..exclaims “Mamma Mia” oh…er…. “Son of Rambow” why dontcha come home!!??

At last Iain and Gavin we manage to get back around to actually review something that’s on at the cinema!

Mc and Yap run through a relatively quiet week’s news and discuss new release “Burn after reading” in detail along with half assed recollections of “BASEketball” and “Batteries Not Included”

Mc and Yap run through a relatively quiet week’s news and discuss new release “Burn after reading” in detail along with half assed recollections of “BASEketball” and “Batteries Not Included”

After his absence over the last two weeks Mc returns along with some new reviews and chat.
This week the guys discuss the weeks movie news as usual,review “The Fall” and “In Bruges” and in our new feature Gavin shares his thoughts on one of his guilty pleasures and a movie he things is a hidden gem. This week it’s “Hudson Hawk” and “Before Sunrise”.

In Mc’s absence, Yap has enlisted trusted fellow movie geek Chi to assist in this week’s podcast. Putting general releases on hold for the week, Yap and Chi sob at Paul Newman’s passing , laugh at pointless prequels and screwed up sequels, violently curse unwanted remakes and of course, say something, anything about The Watchmen and offer up a couple of guilty pleasures (Riddick and Men At Work) and one very obscure gem (Zero Effect). So sit back, kick the woman out and get those headphones on this is gonna be a large one!