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Watching Mars Attacks recently, and Rod Steiger as General Decker steals every moment on screen, even when he doesn’t actually have any lines. That got me wondering, what other supporting roles in films do you find almost steal the show?

Our Deep Dive this week is into Tim Burton's sci-fi comedy Mars Attacks, whilst in the reviews Andy tells us what he thought of recent releases Whalefall and Street Fighter. open.spotify.com/episode/179…

I was unsure of my thoughts on Digger when I watched it, but the more it has sat with me the more I feel I liked it and am looking forward to a revisit soon. But what films have you revisited at a later date and had a different opinion of (for good or bad)?

Fresh reviews this week are of Rob Savage's Other Mommy, and Aaron Sorkin's Social Reckoning, whilst our dive this week is into Horror Anthology films, a topic Andy has a lot of love for. open.spotify.com/episode/3Zf…

I love it when actors play against type and show that they are not one-trick ponies. Which actors have surprised you when they took a role that is different to what they are generally known for? #film #films #movies #Cinema #QuestionOfTheWeek #filmfilepod

We dig into Digger this week for our main review, and Andy also takes a trip to the Forgotten Island, the latest animated offering from Dreamworks. In addition we continue our look at Spider-Man on film, picking up from last week's part one. open.spotify.com/episode/5yk…

Who would play you in a biopic of your life? Mine is this guy... #film

This week's Geek Dive is the first part of our look at the history of Spider-Man on screen. In the reviews we both checked out Guy Ritchie's In The Grey, and David Ayer's latest film, Heart of the Beast. open.spotify.com/episode/6Nn…

It’s been decades and we still don’t have hoverboards like we saw in Back To The Future, but what other piece of tech from films do you wish was real and you owned, and why?

We take a Geek Dive into movies adapted from video games this week to tie into our main review of Resident Evil. We also both checked out World War 2 drama Pressure, and in the neat things Lee has a surprise to share. open.spotify.com/episode/5hc…

What is a film that you love that actually was either underrated, or widely unspoken of, that you think more people should check out? For me, Strings from 2004 - reasonably reviewed, but nobody seems to have heard of it.

Ridley Scott's The Dog Stars is the main review this week, with additional reviews of Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, and Leviticus to round things off. We also chat about Silo in our Neat Things section as the season draws to an end. open.spotify.com/episode/5Sd…

What shots or scenes in films do you just feel are aesthetically breathtaking, and they always astound and captivate you no matter how many times you see them? My immediate pick is this shot from ET which absolutely takes my breath away each time I watch the film.

Coyote vs Acme finally released, and Andy was there to see it and bring his review. In addition he checked out Mutiny, and disaster spoof Stop! That! Train! Both of us briefly talk about the X-Files movie new cut, as well as usual film news and chat. open.spotify.com/episode/7BS…

When I first saw The Exorcist I wasn’t a fan, but years later I found myself loving it, and it is now easily in my top 5 horrors with regular revisits. Are there any films you disliked upon first watch that you found a love for on a later rewatch?

In this week's show we both got a chance to see the latest dino-thrill, The End of Oak Street, whilst Andy also checked out Tony and Soulm8te. With another 'year in my life' segment looking at 1980 in film to round things off. open.spotify.com/episode/6Mz…

It's over to streaming for our three reviews this week as we check out Devil's Mouth on Prime, Seven Snipers on Sky, and The Last House on Netflix. In the deep dive section Andy chats about 1979 in film. open.spotify.com/episode/2qD…

In this week's show we both chat about Spider-Man: Brand New Day (without spoilers), and Andy also checked out the latest adaptation of Animal Farm. Lee took time to catch The Odyssey, and so adds his thoughts on that. open.spotify.com/episode/3R3…

This week we bring you reviews of Chickenhare and the Secret of the Groundhog, The Dink, and with it landing on streaming, we take another look at Masters of the Universe. Find us on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. open.spotify.com/episode/4Bl…