Drive-By Cinema

Lurid serial killer movie The House That Jack Built has the power to disturb, so be wary listening to Rick and Paul's detailed discussion of it. Equally stomach-churning is the discussion of 'The Fibre Challenge'. Worth it though to learn of Paul's skills with agricultural implements. 

Emo Batman vs QAnon as Paul and Rick venture out to the actual cinema again for The Batman . Rick helps Paul find his 'white whale' which turns out to be less salacious than it sounds. 

On the eve of Word War III, Paul and Rick cheer themselves up by watching Requiem For A Dream.

Free Guy is the story of an NPC in a videogame waking-up and becoming self-aware. With relatively little self-awareness Paul and Rick discuss oven repair and Rick's favourite videogame.

We were all waiting for a movie featuring Bose-Einstein condensates and with Spectral our wish was Granted! Paul and Rick also discuss Backrooms, and you can watch the videos mentioned here . They also discuss Paris syndrome.

The Japanese movie adaptation of a Robert A. Heinlein novel, The Door Into Summer . Rick is puzzled by Paul's portable hip-flask while they share work experience stories.

Killer robot thriller Morgan may or may not be any good. Let's find out. Drive-By Cinema announce a Spotify playlist to help keep up with the musical references made, and good music from the movies watched. 

Paul and Rick take to the field and joust with their claims-to-fame regarding an actor in A Knight's Tale - Jonathan Slinger. They discuss earworms - in particular Save It For Later by The Beat and medieval combat in modern times, depicted in these Buhurt YouTube vids.

Paul and Rick make oblique references to a documentary about Panopticons with no satisfactory explanation while Lars Von Trier's 2003 movie Dogville is examined. We learn that Paul has it in for Nicole Kidman.

This is what happens if we remove all reference to watching a film and just string together a series of unconnected thoughts.  Paul and Rick discuss future transport, sports and Scandinavian customs. 

Paul and Rick return to the Matrix after deconstructing song lyrics. Which involves another trip to the cinema. 

Paul thinks toenail clippings are a suitable secret-santa gift for some reason, and the movie is Encounter (2021) an Amazon Prime alien invasion thriller.

Busting makes Rick feel good, but does Ghostbusters Afterlife have the spirit of the original? Mention is made of this YouTube from Adam Savage who looks in detail at proton pack replica.

Living off, but never killing their podcast host, Drive-By Cinema examine Parasite, Bong Joon-ho's award-winning study of class division.

Cabriolet pies fail to distract from the continuous barrage of last-second escapes in global disaster movie 2012 .

Pay no attention to the episode number declared by Rick this is actually episode 17. Another historical mushroom-fuelled misadventure, A Field In England allows Rick and Paul to display embarrassingly little knowledge of English history.

Paul and Rick discuss different strategies in packing for travel as they discuss hotel-based thriller The Consequences Of Love . Rick is fascinated by Mafia choreographers and has to make a major retraction about David Lynch's Dune. See Corridor Crew on Dune VFX.

The Cabin in the Woods , a 2011 deconstruction of the horror genre. Paul and Rick discuss travelling as covid numbers slowly rise. Paul is triggered by mention of loading gauges yet again. 

Everything Paul has known is thrown into question as with Rick he discusses 2021 Italian film A Classic Horror Story . Subtitles vs dubbing for foreign language content - the debate rages.

It's Dune again, this time the 2021, post-covid mask-wearing version. Rick complains about psychonaut creativity as they contemplate whether they have wormsign.

How to count on your fingers by differing cultural conventions. Paul explains how he would do a horror movie about a person with hearing loss as we discuss 2016 film Hush . 

Episode 11, on publication imams priests and Vickara around the world breathe a collective sigh of relief as they realize that we've decided to have a go at Buddhism instead. Netflix movie Infinite is discussed as we decide whether a King is also a Knight. 

Paul and Rick brave the physical world and a cinema trip to see the James Bond swansong No Time To Die and to discuss how long long-life milk lasts.

Rick listens to one episode of In Our Time and becomes an expert on medieval chivalric romance poetry, which comes in handy when discussing The Green Knight with Paul, who is enchanted by the practice of wearing codpieces.

Paul grapples with his phone's night-time mode while trying to watch Zoom call screenfilm Host . Rick styles himself as a modern day Peyps in these troubled times of Brexit and Covid.