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Stealth rejoins the team for the second episode of Take the Red Pill - a Krusty rewatch special of the entire series of The Matrix in anticipation of the fourth instalment in cinemas this Christmas. Once again, we head straight through our usual likes and dislikes about the movie. Find out who originally played Zee, why it took Carrie-Anne Moss six months to shoot a kicking scene and what happened...

Rosie Deery joins the boys to discuss her recommendation, pretty much the definition of a cult movie The Boondock Saints, a movie which made only $30k at the cinemas but more than $50 million due to video and DVD sales. In this episode we discuss... The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1720601/ The Guilty https://www.netflix.com/title/81345983 Squid Game https://www.ne...

Stealth joins the team for the first episode of Take the Red Pill - a Krusty rewatch special of the entire series of The Matrix in anticipation of the fourth instalment in cinemas this Christmas. No suggestions or middle section for this episode, instead we head straight through our usual likes and dislikes about the movie Find out who Sandra Bullock was at one point suggested to play, some useles...

Kieran, Darren and Tarig review possibly their most iconic movie yet Quentin Tarantino’s take on the heist genre from 1992 - Reservoir Dogs. The trivia-heavy episode contains everything you need to know about the movie and some things you probably don’t. Before that, there’s a quick catch up with what the guys have been watching over the past fortnight and sparks fly in the Tarantino-themed Top 5...

The Krusty team returns from a break with a brand new format to review the early 90s cult comedy Dazed and Confused. Does the movie uphold its coming-of-age genre? What, if anything, has aged well about it? And does any of this even matter? Before that, there’s a quick catch up with what the guys have been up to since the last episode and a round-robin of the best and worst of our viewing over the...

Regular contributor Andy Weir finally agrees to join the Krusty team as they review the cult comedy classic The Big Lebowski. Find out our favourite lines from the movie, what we think of its main themes and who we think could be the mastermind behind the entire kidnapping plot in the first place. Before that, we’ll give the usual recommendations from what we’ve been watching recently, we catch up...

Kieran, Darren and Tarig take on the 2011 film Drive starring Ryan Gosling and struggle to ascertain whether the Driver is the Scorpion or the Frog from the fable. Before that they give their brief takes on watching The Suicide Squad at the cinema, Darren recommends M. Night Shyamalan’s Old, Kieran jumps on the Olympics bandwagon with the BBC’s Gold Rush series and Tarig suggests watching the Davi...

Tarig recalls his Best Man’s speech, Darren walks to Tentsmuir and limps back, Kieran urges everyone to go to the Selkie and there’s a nasty surprise for one of our unsuspecting listeners. Darren then revisits Spiral: From the Book of Saw, Tarig recommends Cruella and ANOTHER PODCAST, while Kieran dusts off his pork pie hat to dance to Rudeboy: The Trojan Records Story. Instead of Don in 60 Second...

The boys describe their Scotland goal celebrations, Kieran gets stung by midges then describes his meeting with Tam Cowan, Saul Goodman goes all John Wick in Darren’s film recommendation of ‘Nobody’ and Tarig takes a trip down the Kevin Hart wormhole before crying (alone) through one of the comedian’s few serious roles, ‘Fatherhood’. There’s a hint of deja vu as Darren and Tarig present their favo...

Darren has an empty, Tarig reflects on life without his Polish mother-in-law and the boys debate how to categorise horror movies with animals in them. After that Darren watches Candyman, Kieran suggests you read an article about a mysterious card trick and Tarig recommends Time, starring Stephen Graham and Sean Bean. Tarig and Kieran then go head-to-head to pick their favourite animal horror films...

The trio bid farewell to Krusty HQ and also to Tarig’s mother-in-law and take a deep dive into the next listener’s recommendation - Beautiful Boy from 2018. Has Steve Carell finally moved away from being known as a comedic actor and does he ruin it again by shouting? Continuing the father/son theme of Beautiful Boy, Darren takes on his old man in ‘Don in 60 Seconds’ as they debate what movie they...

Kieran, Darren and Tarig dare to go gentle into that good night to discuss Christopher Nolan’s epic space adventure Interstellar. Before that, they give recommendations from what they’ve been watching over the last two weeks and the time travel theme continues with the return of Don in 60 Seconds. In this episode we discuss: Love, Death & Robots - https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/80174608 Livi...

With a famous fan on board since the last episode, the boys converge on a revamped Krusty HQ to try make some sense of the Nicolas Cage heavy metal revenge flick Mandy. Before that, they give a recommendation each from what they’ve been watching over the last two weeks and the Nic Cage appreciation extends to the quiz feature. In this episode we discuss: Louis Theroux: Shooting Joe Exotic https://...

‘Stick on Iron Maiden here, sell the place out, pay back crazy-eyes and his band of merry nut jobs... make a tidy profit.’ If only it was that easy! Darren and Tarig survive a burst tyre to join Kieran as the merry trio record in person for the first time to find out if Schemers is a true representation of their home city and where they feel it could be improved. Before that, there’s the usual lis...

Great Scott! The trio are joined by friend of the show Stealth to dive deep into the 1985 time travel phenomenon that is Back to the Future. Before that, we each give a recommendation from what we’ve been watching over the last two weeks and Kieran hosts a triple threat quiz to see who is King of the Quotes. You decide what we watch and discuss in future episodes. From now on instead of us picking...

The boys get their man boobs and exploding soap at the ready as Kieran and Tarig discover whether Fight Club was as good as they remembered it the first time around and Darren provides a fresh pair of eyes on the movie. Before that there’s the usual fortnight worth of viewing to discuss and another chance for Darren to show up his old man with Tarig’s quiz of movie quotes. In this episode we discu...

Another episode, another Oscars Best Picture winner for the team to dive into... this time its Birdman starring Michael Keaton. Before that, we share what we’ve been watching over the last two weeks and Kieran turns quizmaster once more as Darren takes on Tarig for bragging rights. In this episode we discuss Raya and the Last Dragon https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5109280/ https://disney.co.uk/movies...

The boys are joined by special guest Marc Shanks to take on the challenge of dissecting the most detailed and multi-layered film we’ve discussed to date - the 2020 Oscar Best Picture winner Parasite. To give the impression that these episodes are not just thrown together, Darren’s quiz for Kieran and Tarig has a joint Parasite/Oscar theme. Before that, there's another Polish mother-in-law story an...

The trio return to discuss what they believe is Jake Gyllenhall's best performance, the 2014 cult movie Nightcrawler. Before that, there's a double dose of Polish mother-in-law stories, a full fortnight's worth of TV to catch up with and the second in the new quiz feature as Kieran takes on Darren.  In this episode we discuss: The Boys https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1190634/ https://www.amazon....

Fresh from an online Burns Supper, Kieran stumbles his way through The Serpent and gives his verdict so far on The Boys, Darren catches up with The Queen’s Gambit and introduces Kieran to It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, while Tarig brings up Treme and Staged. A new feature is introduced which sees Tarig go up against Darren on their George Clooney knowledge before the trio review the Coen broth...

Its lockdown, you ain’t got nothing else to do, so sit back as Kieran, Darren and Tarig share what they’ve been watching, reading and listening to over the Christmas break and take a deep dive into the choice of previous guest and Krusty ‘superfan’ Youngy - the 1995 cult comedy Friday. In this episode we discuss: Kieran Knives Out - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8946378/ Giri Haji - https://www.imd...

The elaborate ruse pays off as we are joined by a 'superfan' guest to celebrate the side of Christmas you won’t see on a greeting card with naughty songs, Christmas mishaps and a review of Bad Santa. Kieran and Darren pick their favourite festive TV specials in ‘Don in 60 Seconds’. In this episode we discuss: Bad Santa - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0307987/ Kieran's final Christmas jukebox choice...

We ramp up to Christmas with a triple-threat ‘Don in 60 Seconds’ debate of our 3 favourite movie Santas and a review of the Will Ferrell Christmas classic Elf and the Holiday Movies That Made Us on Netflix. Also, Darren gets scared during Hell House LLC, Tarig starts The Morning Show, and Kieran finishes The Queen’s Gambit. In this episode we discuss: Hell House LLC https://www.imdb.com/title/tt42...

As the trio return to share what they’ve been watching this past week, evil Elf on the Shelf ideas emerge and Tarig shares his best Polish mother-in-law story yet. Funk and soul alternative Christmas song recommendations lead to a long-winded segway into the WWE, Kieran and Tarig pick their favourite Leonardo DiCaprio performance in ‘Don in 60 Seconds’ and we review the 2018 comedy Sorry to Bother...

A feast of recommendations for dark comedy fans as our first guest Connor Beaton shares his Kintsugi attempts, Kieran cracks open the Christmas jukebox and Tarig takes on Darren to debate the Snyder Cut in ‘Don in 60 Seconds’. For the main event, we grab our extremely sharp forks and hallucinogenic rabbit droppings as we delve into the 2019 film Get Duked and Connor recalls his interview with dire...