Demolition Man (1993): The Film That Predicted FAR Too Much Of The World We Live In Today
This week, Ben and Rob thaw out Demolition Man (1993), Marco Brambilla’s gleefully absurd action satire, starring Sylvester Stallone as the 1990s cop defrosted into a future where almost everything fu...
9 Nov 1h 8min
American Psycho (2000): How Has An Entire Online Subculture Missed The Joke Completely With This One?!
This week, Ben and Rob take a very detailed look at their business cards and the American Psycho (2000) revival of Mary Harron’s razor-sharp adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’s notorious novel, starring...
2 Nov 1h 16min
When Evil Lurks (2023): One Of The Best Horrors Of The Last Decade
Ben and Rob head into the Argentine countryside for When Evil Lurks (Cuando acecha la maldad), the 2023 possession horror from Terrified director Demián Rugna that became Shudder’s first Spanish-langu...
26 Okt 1h 13min
Trainspotting (1996): Choose Life, Choose Heroin
Ben and Rob step into Trainspotting, the 1996 adaptation of Irvine Welsh’s novel that sent Danny Boyle, screenwriter John Hodge and producer Andrew Macdonald out of the Shallow Grave sandpit and into ...
19 Okt 1h 16min
Sunshine (2007): How One Film Caused One Of The Most Iconic Creative Partnerships To Collapse For Almost Two Decades
Ben and Rob step into Sunshine, the 2007 sci-fi thriller that sent Danny Boyle and his 28 Days Later screenwriter Alex Garland out of the zombie-infested UK and into the dying heart of our solar syste...
12 Okt 1h 9min
Waterworld (1995): Ruin Your Friendship For Only £175m
Ben and Rob set sail for Waterworld, Kevin Reynolds' 1995 post-apocalyptic epic that turned a five-million-dollar B-movie idea into the most expensive film ever made at the time, and one of Hollywood'...
5 Okt 1h 17min
Howard The Duck (1986): Is The Making Of Howard The Duck The Most Howard The Duck Thing That Ever Happened To Howard The Duck?
Ben and Rob step into Howard the Duck, the 1986 sci-fi comedy that took George Lucas's decade long crush on a foul mouthed Marvel comic book duck and turned it into one of the most notorious box offic...
28 Sep 51min
Labyrinth (1986): Is Labyrinth Secretly A Film About Grief? And If So, Does It Change How We Watch It?
Ben and Rob step into Labyrinth, Jim Henson's 1986 fantasy adventure that turned a puppeteer's most personal creative risk into a genre-defining cult classic. Directed by Jim Henson from a screenplay ...
21 Sep 49min
