Dan and Frankie Go To Hollywood

Here we go again with another cracker of an episode! After discussing their favourite films of the past fortnight, Dan and Frankie get stuck into one of Dan's most favourite films of all time, the 1995 detective thriller, Seven! Following that, it's onto the rockin' comedy Detroit Rock City and the rom-drama, Before We Go. Stick around to also hear their casting choices if Seven were being made to...

Take a trip back to the '80s as Dan and Frankie check out the totally gross sci-fi horror, David Cronenberg's remake of The Fly! Then it's onto '90s creepiness with one of Frankie's favourite flicks, Phantoms, followed by some 2000s fantasy romance in Stardust. Amongst all that, enjoy Dan and Frankie's casting picks for a live-action version of their current favourite animated series, Harley Quinn...

Dan and Frankie go back in time to talk about one of the greatest action comedies ever made, Back to the Future! Next up is the rom-com Man Up and the super weird The Neon Demon. In amongst the usual banter about what's good to watch lately and other nonsense that you'll probably find entertaining.

This is a very special episode for two reasons! One, because it's Frankie's birthday today! And secondly, to celebrate, Dan and Frankie talk in depth about one of their favourite fun films, Encino Man! After that, it's onto a new edition of Hit or Shit, where they take a first-time look at two Brad Pitt films, Moneyball and Fury, determining if they are worth your time or a waste of it.

In this episode, Dan and Frankie dive into the space horror cult classic, Event Horizon, followed by their Without Consent choices, Knight and Day, and Rosemary's Baby - movies they forced each other to watch. But before getting into those films, enjoy some banter about which actors would be chosen to crew their spaceships along with some rather interesting F#%k, Marry, Kills. Things get rather we...

This time around, Dan is joined by his fiancee, Kylie, to discuss the new instalment in the Planet of the Apes reboot series! Mostly non-spoiler review talk, with a sealed section at the end to discuss some of the finer details.

Strap yourselves in for a good time as Dan and Frankie talk about the '80s action classic, American Ninja, the deeply disturbing The House That Jack Built and the super fun '90s comedy, Taking Care of Business. Meanwhile, find out who they'd f%&k, marry or kill, and which movie characters they'd have in a poker tournament among other fun discussions!

Dan and Frankie were invited to the premiere of the new action rom-com, The Fall Guy, starring Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt. In this episode, they share their thoughts on the good and the bad of the film and if it's worth checking out. Also, Frankie gets to talk about Bon Jovi a lot, which is never a bad thing.

In this episode, Dan gets excited about The First Omen, Frankie describes who would play her in a film about her life (along with who would direct it and who her antagonist would be) before diving into one of their mutually favourite fun films - Birds of Prey! Following that, the two dive into the war epic 1917 and the fascinating thriller, The Killing of a Sacred Deer. Get ready for a good time!

Dan and Frankie reminisce about the original version of The Crow and what made it so special, before chatting about another '90s classic, The Fugitive. Then Crazy, Stupid, Love makes them wish that Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling could star in every movie made from now on! The two share love for the Road House remake and Dan also chats about Late Night With the Devil, which he was lucky enough to catc...

In this episode, Dan and Frankie share their thoughts on the Oscars before revealing their top picks of movies watched over the past couple of weeks. Then it's onto the film that launched the MCU - Iron Man! And a new segment called Hit or Shit? gives them an opportunity to talk about a couple of Jake Gyllenhaal films not yet seen by either. Will Love & Other Drugs or Everest be worth checking...

In this first episode in a new review series, Dan and Frankie share their thoughts on the film that has everybody talking, Dune: Part Two. Warning: This is a spoiler-filled review!

Take a trip back to the '80s and '90s as Dan and Frankie talk about the action blockbuster Speed, the hilarious mockumentary This is Spinal Tap, and the cyber-thriller Brainscan. Along the way, nostalgia kicks in as they discuss why movies of the '90s seemed way more fun, with social media trying to ruin everyone's enjoyment. Also featuring a cross-over to our correspondents on the spot, Future Da...

Having recently fallen in love with the Denis Villeneuve masterpiece Prisoners, Dan and Frankie felt compelled to talk about it in a whole episode devoted to that film alone. Join them as they discuss Hugh Jackman's intensity, how Jake Gyllenhaal would be perfect at finding your lost cat, and how far they'd go to get revenge for their family members!   WARNING: This episode is filled with spoilers...

In this episode, Dan explains how he came *this* close to meeting Margot Robbie recently before diving into a deep discussion with Frankie about the recent trailers released during Superbowl. Then it's onto their thoughts about Batman, Frankie gets her revenge by making Dan watch Rhinestone, and finally the noir action thriller, Sin City.

With the Oscar nominations recently announced, Dan and Frankie share their thoughts on some of the more controversial choices surrounding the occasion and also what caused the magic to be taken out of the ceremony. Then it's onto discussions about Ridley Scott's classic, Alien; Swedish vampire comedy, Frostbiten; and finally, Frankie expresses her true feelings over Kung Pow: Enter the Fist!

Dan and Frankie discuss the films they watched over the past couple of weeks (including Anatomy of a Fall, The Lodge, and the totally fun CarousHELL). Then it's onto the 2004 remake of Dawn of the Dead, '80s horror comedy Brain Damage, and the Finnish metal comedy Heavy Trip!

In this episode, Dan and Frankie pick their most anticipated films of 2024 before discussing Kevin Smith's 1995 comedy, Mallrats. Following that, they share their opinions on Joe Dante's 1989 dark comedy, The 'Burbs, along with the 1987 action "classic", Deadly Prey.

In this introductory episode, your hosts Dan and Frankie introduce themselves by choosing 10 movies to define them - both their tastes in films and their personalities. Come hang out and have some fun!