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As chosen by our listeners, we are joined by Ross Aitken (of the Gallifrey's Most Wanted podcast) and Mark Donaldson (of On the Time Lash ) in order to ask of this year's Yuletide feature: is Die Hard a Christmas movie, or simply an action flick with festive trimmings? And after a painstaking process of argument and counter-argument - and a legally watertight margin of three votes to two - we thin...

Mark Donaldson rejoins us for this episode, to talk about David Cronenberg's grim fairy tale (or should that be fairly grim tale) eXistenZ, which arrived in 1999, the Year of Our Matrix

A rundown of the eleventh and twelfth Doctor Specials according to our listeners' preferences. With a really most unsurprising winner!

Ahead of the release of the new sequel, Mark Donaldson joins us to look at The Thirteenth Floor, one of many similar films which appeared around the time of the first Matrix film back in 1999 Mark's own podcast

Our review of Peter Capaldi's first album, St. Christopher

Our review of the final episode of Doctor Who: Flux, Chapter Six: The Vanquishers

Jon Arnold joins Matt and Simon for a review of Get Back, Peter Jackson's new eight-hour Disney+ documentary on the making of The Beatles' final album Let It Be

Our review of Doctor Who Series 13 Flux Chapter Five Survivors of the Flux

A review of the early Film On Four presentation The Ploughman's Lunch, starring Jonathan Pryce and Tim Curry

Our review of Doctor Who Flux Chapter Four: Village of the Angels. Just two of us this week; Simon has gone back in time while Lee is dealing with cherubs

A review of Edgar Wright's latest Featuring guest reviewer Mark Donaldson of the On the Time Lash podcast

Tom Hanks with a robot in a post-apocalyptic landscape? Of course we were going to review that

Our review of the third chapter in Series 13 of Doctor Who; Flux: Once, Upon Time

Our review of the second chapter of Doctor Who: Flux, War of the Sontarans

Is all-Master too much Master? That's just one of the questions we ask in our Season Eight retrospective. Warning: includes bonus book-plug

Coming under the microscope in this edition, is Richard Fleischer's 1966 medical drama Fantastic Voyage

Our review of The Halloween Apocalypse, aka Chapter One of Doctor Who: Flux

What better way to mark Halloween than with a review of three classics of the demon child genre, Rosemary's Baby, The Exorcist and The Omen

A bonus extra Film Club Lite in the run-up to Halloween, it's Bill Watterson's (not that Bill Watterson) shoestring fantasy horror comedy from 2017, Dave Made a Maze - spoiler-light for those who haven't seen it

Matt's latest choice of movie review is Jacques Tourneur's 1957 British horror Night of the Demon (aka Curse of the Demon west of the Atlantic), in which runes are cast, seances will be held and souls must be taken...

A slightly shorter edition of Film Club this time, as we go back to Hogwarts to run check out the second half of the Harry Potter saga

Series Thirteen is almost upon us, but what can we expect from it? In this far from definitive guide to the next six episodes, we predict the precise viewing figures, pull the trailer apart, discuss the BBC's promotional efforts and discover the truth about Ranskoor Av Kolos

It's just like so Totally Doctor Who, to go on an infinite quest ... for just three data-chips

A conversation about the director of Moon and its semi-followup Mute, Source Code and Warcraft (not A Beginning)

It's back to London 1965 in this episode, except by the long way around. We're turning our microphones to the subject of the first Doctor's middle series, Season Two