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Are there any films that you recall watching scenes of vividly, but can never remember the title of the film and have never seemed to find the film again? Describe what you remember, and let's see if anyone can solve the mystery.

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We head to the ghetto of 1993 to cast our eyes over Judgement Night, a 'wrong turn' urban thriller that deserves more attention. In the main reviews Andy checked out Hamnet and Giant, whilst Lee talks about The Night Manager. https://t.co/TVqbwgfLAD

With the new year well and truly underway, what are you looking forward to the most in 2026, be it films, TV, comics, books, anything geek! What are you excited for the most?

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We're back for a brand new year, and as is tradition our first show's deep dive is into the highs (and lows) of 2025 in film. We also have a few new reviews of Anaconda, Marty Supreme, and Hallow Road. https://t.co/iq1K8vMVCF

As we near the end of 2025, what has been your favourite film of the past year, and what TV series topped the list for you this year? Film wise, Sinner still tops my list. On TV, there's been a lot to love, but The Studio just about pips it!

The 1983 film Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence is our deep dive pick for our last show of the year. In the reviews there's just the one film this week as Andy gets into Avatar: Fire and Ash. https://t.co/ksLjn1xpnd

What musicians or pop stars who moved into acting impressed you the most? Even if you don't rate their music, did you find appreciation for their acting instead? The obvious pick is surely Will Smith?

One of Andy's favorite festive re-watches is our deep dive this week as we take a look at Anna And The Apocalypse, whilst in the reviews we cover Eleanor The Great and Fackham Hall. https://t.co/rQYftonQrS

Recommend a festive film you think I should check out, one that doesn’t necessarily make the mainstream. Think along the lines of The Night Before, or Anna and the Apocalypse (which are my two picks).

Brad Bird's debut feature The Iron Giant is our deep dive pick for this week. In the reviews we cover Five Nights at Freddy's 2, Troll 2, Magazine Dreams and Jingle Bell Heist. https://t.co/Smdrav4g6c

What TV theme, old or new, is immediately recognisable, and makes you want to watch an episode immediately? For old shows, hearing the classic Battlestar Galactica theme always gets me nostalgic.

Our Deep Dive is into Shyamalan's Unbreakable this week. In the main we cover Wake Up Dead Man, Pillion, and She Rides Shotgun. Find us on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts https://t.co/K0TTpnfmb5

What are some of your all time favourite movie posters? The ones you used to adorn your walls with (or maybe still do), or use as desktop backgrounds on your devices. Here's a few of my picks...

For this week's deep dive we rise up against tyranny with V For Vendetta, whilst in the reviews Andy covers Wicked For Good, and comedy action sequel The Family Plan 2. https://t.co/EqkKSU18Vy

With Now You See Me Now You Don’t scoring well at the box office, it got us wondering are there any other legacy sequels or long overdue sequels to films that you think are ripe to come back for another big screen outing?

We take a look back at the miniseries of Stephen King's IT from 1990 this week for our deep dive, and in the reviews we cover The Running Man, Predator Badlands, and Now You See Me: Now You Don't. https://t.co/RXTfBNSF28

What are your top five bond theme songs? Mine (in no particular order) are You Know My Name, Live and Let Die, View To A Kill, Goldfinger, The Living Daylights.

WLee has put together a solo show taking a look at Goldeneye for a new Deep Dive before dipping into the archive for when we chatted about the entire Bond franchise. He also took time to check out Frankenstein at the cinema. https://t.co/lvBcfKg2Pk