Raptors In The Kitchen

The tables have turned as Tommy hasn't watched a movie for possibly the first time in podcast history, leaving Neil and Paco to pick up the slack. This week we talk about the new Pokemon movie and the Aretha Franklin movie.

The Raptors are joined by a post Endgame and emotional Andy Conner for a mammoth 3 hours plus episode. We discuss Red Joan, Greta, Anime, Hollywood remakes/reboots, nostalgia, jam magnets and then the film event of the year Avengers Endgame. All this and more.

You wait weeks for an episode of Raptors in the Kitchen and two come along on the same day! Sorry about that, it was entirely laziness on my part. This week Neil isn't feeling too hot so Paco and Tom go back to basics and two man the show. There's talk of Star Wars and Marvel in light of the recent Disney celebration and a whole bunch of reviews for this weeks movies.

Not gonna lie, we recorded this so long ago I've entirely forgotten what we spoke about.

Another long episode packed with reviews of Us, Shazam and a bunch of other stuff.

A long show this week with a lot of non movie related rambling at the start. We eventually do review some new releases in amongst the banter.

Tommy and Neil hold down the fort while Paco uses his long weekend to go hiking. Reviews include Serenity, Captain Marvel and Behind the Curve

Look, let me level with you. It's late and I can't think of anything even slightly witty. We review Fighting with my Family and some other stuff as well as, predictably, talk about food. Come join us.

We're joined by Raptors founder and all round good guy, Alan Kerr on this week's episode where we eventually get around to talking about current releases in amongst a meta conversation about podcast, more food talk and reaching out to celebrities on Twitter.

This week, Tommy unknowingly opens the show with a review of Good Times before the Raptors quickly get sidetracked by an extensive talk about sweets from our childhood. It all goes downhill from there as we talk about Allita: Battle Angel, a movie that should have remained as a relitively obscure 90s anime.

Ending our streak of failed episodes, the Raptors open the Kitchen door of 2019 with a review heavy episode of the latest movies just in time for Oscar season.

This week we are yet again plagued by audio issues, we apologise for the echo you will hear through out the episode BUT if your little ears can stand the annoyance we have a good show for you this week with reviews of Susperia, Robin Hood and the new Netflix Coen movie that I've already forgotten the name of. Enjoy.

This week the Raptors catch up with each other and talk about some new and old films they've watched over the past few weeks including First Man, Bohemian Rhapsody, Small Foot and Overlord.

Tommy and Neil are joined by our frightening friend, Jason Mann, to talk about most of the Halloween movies from the eponymous slasher franchise. Check under the bed, make sure the closet is empty and plug it into your earholes.

We lost another podcast to the internet gods so we're a little late with the newest episode. This week we talk about the Neil Armstrong biopic First Man as well as briefly mention our thoughts on Venom and Bad Times at the El Royale.

Neil has fled the country and is now in hiding in Mexico, while he's gone Tommy and Paco take you through the weeks news, trailers and new releases with reviews of Mile 22 and A Simple Favour.

It's time to rip apart another terrible movie.

This week the Raptors discuss, The Nun, Searching, Blackkklansman, Yardie and many more

This week I checked the audio to make sure it wasn't doing weird stuff but unfortunately that's where my professionalism ends as I go for a second week without watching anything new. Lucky the other Raptors are here to talk about Festival, Equalizer 2 and Happy Time Murders. Look, I know BlacKkKlansman is out but we didn't get to see it, stop looking at me like that. You're not my boss!

Latest episode of RITK. This week in the kitchen subjects include; Why did Danny Boyle walk on Bond? Top Gun 2 casting. Possible return of Paul Walkers character to the Fast franchise. Deadwood movie. Lidl oven alarms, Space Fashion and many more. Trailers reviewed - King Lear, Hold The Dark, Outlaw King. Films reviewed - Michael Collins, Christopher Robin, The spy who dumped me.

After a heroic battle with technology, Neil narrowly avoids having to leave the house to record the podcast in person and the Raptors proceed to fill your ears with talk of this week's releases including The Meg and The Darkest Minds.

Our last Marvel movie of the year is here and The Raptors weigh in on the caper comedy. Tommy also gets excited about The Meg....again.

We're joined by special guest Stevie Pollock as the Raptors take to the road to record from the exotic locale of Neil's maw's hoose to argue over which movies had aliens and which ones were angels as well as talk about the new instalment of the Mission Impossible series, Fallout.

Tommy and Neil take a look back through the Mission Impossible franchise just on the cusp of the next instalment (Fallout) hitting UK cinemas on July 25th

Paco messed up the first attempt at this week's podcast so we had to sit back down for a repeat attempt. This week we talk about the Incredibles 2 and Skyscraper as well as other bits and bobs from the past week of cinema.