Film Basterds

It's a rather packed show this week as Noel Mellor joins us to discuss 3 films with reviews of Netflix entries The Discovery and Before I Wake before a look at Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.

On this week's show, Marc & Ian talk about mad women and useless men in Unforgettable, a useless man as a useless Agent in Sandy Wexler and take a long time answering an email. Be PUMPED.

On this week's show, family, cars, punching but a distinct lack of on-screen beers with a look at The Fate of the Furious. We also cover trailers, What We Watched and some listener feedback.

This week for the film's 10 year anniversary, Marc & Ian take on what may be Ian's favourite film of all time, Sunshine. Does it hold up? How is the 3rd act? How much of a prick is Harvey? Listen and find out.

On this week's episode, Marc & Ian question identity, Dutch men and overreactions with a look at the new Ghost In The Shell and also the original anime. There's also some What We Watched and the next part of our Franco Don't Give A Fuck marathon with True Deception.

On this week's thrilling installment, Marc & Ian take a look at the massive e oddity that is Power Rangers and then the smaller scale oddity Mother, May I Sleep With Danger? They also discuss some What We Watched and get into a large chunk of trailers.

It's only bloody episode 200 of DAAM.  We forgot to do anything for it. There's a new Marathon though? And we discuss Dan Stevens beasting it up. And be more critical of a hit horror than most. So you know... the usual really.   ENJOY!!!

On this week's show, Marc & Ian board a boat to meet a big old monkey with Kong: Skull Island and drunkenly slap each other whilst discussing Catfight. There's also trailers, What We Watched and some lovely tangents.

On this week's show we are joined once again by Noel Mellor as we take on probably Marc's most anticipated film of the year, Logan. We also pay tribute to Bill Paxton with a look at his rather underseen One False Move and we also discuss Trailers, What We Watched and what it's like to taste a Nintendo Switch game card. Because Ian's an idiot.

Our new monthly spin-off show continues as Noel Mellor joins Marc & Ian to give each other films and discuss. This month, Marc gives Noel an early Ryan Gosling starrer, with a rare lead role for David Morse, The Slaughter Rule, Noel gives Ian the Gerard Johnson directed low-fi Brit horror Tony: London Serial Killer and Ian gives Marc the Sundance hit which performed like shit at the box office...

On this week's show, we have contrasts. We are joined by Awards Correspondent Bradley Porter to talk Oscars, which includes Ian inarticulately trying to make points and genuinely not trying to cause offence, and we also talk about the majesty of John Wick: Chapter 2.   

On this week's thrilling instalment, Marc asks Ian to take him to the Red Room, Ian tells Marc not to go to fast then just does it anyway as they get Dakota Johnson'd by Fifty Shades Darker. Also, the news regarding the new Halloween film is discussed and there's a solid load of What We Watched including Jackie, Live By Night and The Autopsy of Jane Doe,  

Apologies for the lateness, hotel wifi isn't the best for uploading podcasts... This week Marc & Ian take a look at all the Resident Evil films and openly wonder why they're doing it. In fairness, there's some acceptable stuff in amongst some utter trash here. A little bit of What We Watched is also done including Ian's thoughts on The Lego Batman Movie.

On this week's show, Marc & Ian review Trainspotting 2 alongside the Twitter Poll winners out of Boyle's back catalogue, don't worry Ian doesn't get to bang on about Sunshine, with his first two features, Shallow Grave & Trainspotting. Do these titans of Britflicks hold up? There's also a bit of Oscar talk and some very brief What We Watched.

On this week's show we enter the Xander Zone and the Stone... Area with a look at the most 00's franchise to still be kicking, the xXx films.   We also discuss trailers and some What We Watched.

Apologies for the lateness of this one folks, had to cancel the previous week's recording, however this is a beast. It's year end review time guys with our Top and Bottom Ten's of the year with added Surprises and Disappointments. We also do full reviews of two of the films in both of our top tens. Enjoy!

In the start of a new venture for the show, we are very pleased to welcome Noel Mellor on board as co-host of a spin-off show, Playing It Forward. Each month, one of us buys an iTunes film for one of the others and pray they like it. Under discussion this month is Andrew Davis' The Fugitive, Guillame Canet's Tell No One... and Paul WS Anderson's Pompeii.

In this week's thrilling installment, Marc & Ian disagree on the merits of Passengers, don't disagree on the merits of It's A Wonderful Life and discuss how monetisation of podcasts is fine unless it's their own show. All this plus a bit of Trailer Talk and a nice chunk of What We Watched.

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A new episode

On this week's thrilling instalment, Marc & Ian watch Miles Teller get beaten up by people and cars in Bleed For This, talk trailers, the recent backlash against the Sight & Sound Best Of 2016 list and a hell of a lot of What We Watched.

On a longer than usual show (thanks to Ian's daughter for going to sleep before he started recording so he didn't need to look after her), Marc & Ian take a trip to Casablanca and wonder if Robert Zemeckis blushes when he sees people doing it in Allied. Trailers are also discussed, Twitter questions answered and a metric fuckton of What We Watched is discussed.

On this week's episode, Marc doesn't want to watch Fantastic Beasts so Ian & he check out Paul Schrader's latest Dog Eat Dog instead. Oh dear. There's also Trailers and a bumper crop of What We Watched including Kevin spacey as a cat, a Geena Davis triple and... Fantastic Beasts & Where To Find Them.

On the first of two episodes this week, Marc & Ian get lost in language with sci-fi drama Arrival, see if Kevin James can avoided falling down in True Memoirs of an International Assassin and get ready to rock with the Oasis documentaty Supersonic. Trailers are also discussed in a show which originally had a load of political stuff in it then realised you've probably heard enough already....

On this week's show, Marc & Ian get stylish as they talk one of the more surprisingly horror centric films of the year, Tom Ford's Nocturnal Animals as well as a big bunch of trailers and a bumper What We Watched including recent LFF entry The Ghoul and some classic David Fincher.