Kino Inferno

After successfully capturing the man lurking around Kino Inferno Towers, the boys kick back and enjoy the final installment in the Craig era.

The sky has fallen and now Bond's rampage moves on to a set of shady fellas who were definitely in the previous films...

From one rampage to another, this week the lads are tackling Skyfall.

Never ones to rest on their laurels, the lads are back on the rampage with Quantum of Solace. Often called the worst of the era, will this one rate highly on the Bondocity Scale?

Back in their rightful place at Kino Inferno Towers, the lads are going to enjoy their newfound freedom by shutting themselves away from the world and watching Bond films.

The boys are still on the run, but they've always got time to relax on a mysterious beach and watch M Night Shyamalan films!

Having managed to escape the confines of the rubbish dump, the lads decide to hide out in the last place anyone would expect to find them - a screening of Emerald Fennel's latest flick "Wuthering Heights"

Taking a break from the hustle and bustle of the rubbish dump, the boys decide to kick back and discuss a subject that's very close to their hearts.

This week the lads prove that they can walk backwards faster than you can...

*Re-uploaded - The boys are going for an adventure in the TARDIS, but is time and space ready for them? Or their rapscallion companion Jack Gamble.

There's a crisis. World war three has begun, renewable energy is now a commodity and yet somehow the lads are still working in the rubbish dump. What better way to wait out the end of the world than watching Richard Kelley's masterpiece(?) Southland Tales.

Having blown all their cash at the Wild West Jamboree, the lads decide to settle in for an evening with two of the most cancelled men around. That's right folks, it's time for The Lone Ranger!

It's Christmas time on the dump and Aidan's not been feeling himself, can a Christmas miracle lift his spirits and ensure he gets Marc the TurboMan doll he's been begging for?

Strap yourself in as the lads journey back to the swinging 60s, complete with all the murder and sexy Gelfings you could ask for.

Now free of that glamourous model life-style the boys are instead turning their attentions to fighting crime, although the vibrator-like outfits are optional...

After a brief stint of fame and misfortune in the fashion world, the boys have returned to the rubbish dump, full of ideas of granduer and lip-fillers, this week they're tackling the highly divisive The Neon Demon.

Having now banished Sean to the shadow realm, the boys decide to cleanse their pallets with the film that made Sean Connery quit acting. What could possibly go wrong?

The boys are back in town and they've brought along a guest. Friend of the pod Sean Beasley has entered the rubbish dump and is making sure the boys pay for their sins by making them watch That's My Boy. It's an Adam Sandler/Andy Samberg collaboration, it can't be that bad right... Right?!

As was foretold, the most spooky night of the calender year brings about the return of the boys - freed from their confines of the trash dump, they're going to make the most of their one night of freedom... By watching a shirtless Kenneth Branagh running around screaming of course!

On their one and only day of annual leave the boys decided to go back to their roots and catch a screening of Spinal Tap 2. Does it manage to go up to 11, or is it a load of old pony?

Confined to the rubbish dump for a double-shift on Christmas, the boys do their best to stay warm by huddling around the hot mess Red One.

In the final main series episode in the Trashterpieces saga, the boys escape a riot at the rubbish dump by journeying across oceans of time into the big ol' Gothic soup that is Bram Stoker's Dracula.

Ever wanted to know what goes on inside Aidan and Marc's heads? Yeah, we haven't either, probably best we just watch The Cell. It can't possibly be worse than that, or can it?...

Another day, another shift in the rubbish dump - and the question on everyone's mind is who killed Aidan? He knows but he's a stubborn old git and won't tell the rest of us.

The boys journey from their garbage dump home into a fantasy realm with 1980's Hawk The Slayer and marvel and the cheap sets, questionable acting and funky, funky basslines.