Film Night Podcast

The boys are captivated this week as they review the award winning film, The Father (Spoilers: 59:00 – 1:43:55). They discuss the longevity of a certain crop of actors, along with the life and times of Robert De Niro. Music: Intro – Cold Wind Var.2 (Day 4), Ludovico Einaudi Outro – Three Lions (Football’s Coming … Continue reading "Episode 174: The Father"

This week, the lads don’t need to use sign language to articulate their musings of double-Oscar-winning film Sound of Metal (spoilers: 59:55 – 1:33:27). Detective Chief Inspectors McLafferty and Woodsford forensically dissect the finale of series 6 of Line of Duty, while Constables Clarke and Withers investigate Zack Snyder’s Justice League. Other topics discussed include … Continue re...

This week we head across the pond for our review of Hulu original Palm Springs (spoilers: 24:47 – 1:00:20). The boys also delve into Louis Theroux – Shooting Joe Exotic, Line of Duty & I care a lot.

This week, we’re getting a little cheeky in our review of Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom ( spoilers: 31:19 – 48:50) . We also have discussions about the release of Zack Snyder’s Justice League, as well as opinions on Twilight,  The Prestige, The Dig and Minority Report. Music: Intro: Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom by Branford Marsailis … Continue reading "Episode 170: Ma Ra...

This week, we’re getting our rocks off as we review Sarah Gavron’s latest film (spoilers: 21:00 – 1:05:15). In addition to this, we also review many other recent watches including Ocean’s 8, The Office (US), Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Big Sick, Small Axe, The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel and The Walking Dead.   

The Oscars are still shit. All film award ceremonies are still shit. Why are we still adding to this vacuous bubble of self-satisfaction? Are we so shallow we’ll give acknowledgment to the very thing we hate just to shill out our previously given opinions under the guise of a “special episode”..? Yes we are, enjoy … Continue reading "Episode 168: Film Night Oscars 2020...

This week, Despite all obstacles from 2020, somehow or other we came just the same to bring you our Christmas Special and a review of Ron Howard’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas. In our news segment, we discuss the plethora of content releases recently announced by Disney. We also discuss The Christmas Chronicles 1 & … Continue reading "Episode 167: How the Grinch Stole Christ...

This week, The monkeys are reviewing Mank, the work of organ grinder David Fincher. We also reflect on the recent ending to this year’s I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! as well as The Walking Dead, One of These Days, Sun Children and, since the season ’tis upon us, a couple of Christmas … Continue reading "Episode 166: Mank"

This week, we’re exercising our rights to free speech by jumping straight into our Leeds International Film Festival special with a double review of Anne at 13,000 ft and The Columnist (Spoilers: 1:09:12 – 1:20:53). We also discuss The US Office, School of Rock and I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!. Plus, we’re … Continue reading "Episode 165: Anne at 13,000...

This week, we are presenting our case to the jury over Aaron Sorkin’s latest film, The Trial of the Chicago 7 (spoilers: 1:02:04 – 1:27:57). The lads also discuss the 20th series of a Film Night favourite, I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! Plus there’s a chat over a number of Halloween watches … Continue reading "Episode 164: The Trial of the Chicago 7"

This week, Halloween’s been and gone before we had a chance to save your souls with our Halloween Special Review of Saint Maud (spoilers 52:05 – 1:45:50). We also review other watches such as The Bodyguard, The Witch, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm and Jack’s horrifying exploration into the Welcome to the Blumhouse features. Music: Intro – … Continue reading "Episode 163:...

This week, The folks at Film Night are under no delusions as they reckon they doin’ the good Lord’s work by reviewin’ The Devil All the Time. In other news, Henry challenges Jack on his enjoyment of Ready Player One and the lads have a discussion on the release delays of No Time To Die … Continue reading "Episode 162: The Devil All the Time"

This week, we are thinking of ending friendships as we review Charlie Kaufman’s new film, I’m Thinking of Ending Things (spoilers: 22:20 – 1:28:04). We also discuss the plethora of films we have been watching over the week including Gemini Man, Daphne and Sexy Beast. In addition to this, Knives Out raises its head just … Continue reading "Episode 161: I’m Thinking of...

We’re sorry. Things don’t always go the way we plan so, This episode is very late, Which is why, It’s obvious we spend too much time making clever descriptions, Because our review of Tenet is what’s important, We apologise if you read this backwards.   (Spoilers: 51:59 – 1:18:16). Also returning for further heated discussion … Continue reading "Episode 160:...

This week, we’re battling over Cold War (spoilers: 37:11 – 1:07:24). We also discuss recent watches, including Three Identical Strangers, Brassic,  I May Destroy You, Oldboy and Oldboy (2013).   Music: Intro –  Dwa Serduszka by Joanna Kulig and Marcin Masecki Outro – Is You Is or Is You Ain’t My Baby? by Dinah Washington

This week, after “hanging out of one’s arse” from episode 157, the Film Night gang are off the booze for this week’s review of Trey Edward Shults’ Krisha. Music: Intro: Face by Brian McOmber Outro: I’ll Always Be Here by Olivia Applegate

This week, our four tight compadres sat down to review Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny. Also up for discussion was the latest episodes of Rick and Morty, Man Like Mobeen and What We Do In The Shadows. Music: Intro – Classico by Tenacious D Outro – Pick of Destiny by Tenacious D  

For the first time in three years, the Film Night gang are back under one roof, performing their weekly ritual with a review of Rosemary’s Baby (spoilers: 17:58 – 1:03:52). We also discuss the group’s other watches including Gummo, Bowling for Columbine, The Wrestler and Nirvanna the Band the Show. Music: Intro – Rosemary’s Lullaby … Continue reading "Episode 15...

This week, we discuss Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw (no spoilers, but we do discuss plot details: 38:46 – 57:22) and we are joined again by special guest, Matthew Patrick “Chives” Cartmell. We also revisit some Film Night favourites such as Spaced and It Comes At Night, as well as reviewing recent watches … Continue reading "Episode 155: Fast & Furious Prese...

This week, we’re here to lift your spirits with our review of Atlantics (spoilers: 23:22 – 49:01). Also up for discussion is Will Ferrell’s latest film Eurovision, as well as The Handmaiden, Backbeat and a bit of a documentary debate featuring the works of Louis Theroux and Michael Moore. Music: Intro – Body Double by Fatima … Continue reading "Episode 154: Atlantics"

This week, the Film Night lads got together for the first time in 3 years for a few beers, a few laughs and a few arguments. We sincerely hope you enjoy, or at least forgive us for, our first ever drunk-cast.

This week, Da 4 Bloods have come together to review Spike Lee’s latest film, Da 5 Bloods (spoilers: 42:27 – 1:16:20). Also up for discussion are some of our most recent watches including Midnight Run, Babel and Shoplifters. Music: Intro- Time Has Come Today by The Chambers Brothers Outro- What’s Going On by Marvin Gaye

This week, some of us are going potty for our new guest, William Neil “Barry” Blackburn’s favourite film Flushed Away, and some of us can’t help dumping on it. We also discuss the highly topical idea of censorship in film and media, as well as reviewing sports documentary The Last Dance, the Alien Saga and … Continue reading "Episode 151: Flushed Away"

This week, the film review moguls are celebrating their 150th episode by taking on one of the most highly regarded films of all time, Citizen Kane (Spoilers: 39:45 – 1:11:31). We’re also treating you loyal listeners to a fun Film Night themed quiz as well as a discussion on our personal desert island films.

This week, we’re a bit troubled as we review ’71 (spoilers throughout until 1:24:39) with special guest, Ashley Mark Gregson. We also discuss our divided opinions on the TV shows Quiz and After Life. Intro – War (What is it Good For?) by Edwin Starr Outro – Sunday Bloody Sunday by U2