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Send us Fan Mail Episode 23 is here and this week, Liam and Rob look back at Katsuhiro Otomo's hugely influential, 1998 anime, Akira. It might get a big muddled in the middle, but the first and third acts of this movie are arguably as good as movie making gets.....unless you're Rob, in which case, nothing in Akira makes sense, the 'Estries' are confusing and there is far too mu...

Send us Fan Mail Episode 22 is here and this week, Liam and Rob look back at Paul Verhoeven's 1987, ultra-violent classic, Robocop. From its satirical undertones and its great costume design to the unique difference between 'spitting' blood and 'gobbing' blood, no stone remains unturned. 

Send us Fan Mail Episode 21 is here and this week, Liam and Rob look back at one of the finest Stephen King adaptations ever made, and without doubt, one of the most beloved and most iconic movies of the 1980s. Rob Reiner's 1986 classic, Stand by Me captures the magic of youth and the nostalgia of childhood memories quite unlike anything else. 

Send us Fan Mail Episode 20 is here and this week, Liam and Rob look back at one of the finest horror comedies ever made. 1990's, Tremors might have spawned six (yes, six!) largely terrible sequels, but that shouldn't detract from what a stone cold classic the original is. 

Send us Fan Mail Episode 19 is here and this week, Liam and Rob look back at one of the most ludicrous movies of all time. 1985's, Rocky IV might not be a 'good' movie in the traditional sense, but with more songs than your average musical, a totally shredded Sylvester Stallone and a very questionable relationship between a man and his robot butler, it's hard not to fall in lov...

Send us Fan Mail Episode 18 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob look back at a movie that is beloved by many, but one that the good folk at the Hey You Guys podcast feel a tad more conflicted about. If ever there was a movie of its time, it has to be, 1986's, Flight of the Navigator. A movie with a great premise, but one equally saddled with a robotic Pee-wee Herman and a complete and rather...

Send us Fan Mail Episode 17 is here and this week, Liam and Rob look back at James Cameron's Sci-fi action masterpiece, Aliens - one of the greatest sequels of all time, and arguably, one of the greatest movies of all time. 

Send us Fan Mail Episode 16 is here and this week, Liam and Rob look back at a comedy that, let's be honest, really isn't a comedy. There are a few laughs to be had for sure, but there is also plenty of violence, two of the craziest antagonists ever committed to screen and more than a hint of 70s cinematic grit. Still, comedy or not, Eddie Murphy absolute shines in his first big screen r...

Send us Fan Mail Episode 15 is here and this week, Liam and Rob look back at one of the most beloved movies of the 80s - 1984s (definitely not a kids movie), Ghostbusters. With the reboot now mercifully in the rear-view mirror and the somewhat more promising sequel (Afterlife) only a few months away, now seemed as good a time as any to revisit a movie that, Gozer's dodgy hairdo aside, totally...

Send us Fan Mail Episode 14 is here and this week, Liam and Rob cover one of the most overtly 80s movies ever made. From mullets and MTV to the two Corey's and of course, one particularly oiled up saxophonist, 1987's surprisingly sexual, The Lost Boys has it all.  Ready to download on all awesome and rubbish podcast places.  "I still believe!"

Send us Fan Mail Episode 13 is here, and this week, we are covering one of the most bizarre mainstream movies ever made. 1988's Beetlejuice is a movie that, much like its titular star, refuses to be pigeonholed, and instead, delivers one of the most tonally varied and visually striking movies of the decade. 

Send us Fan Mail This week, Liam and Rob return to the world of John Carpenter and Kurt Russel for arguably their finest collaboration; 1982's sci-fi horror classic, The Thing. With some of the most impressive physic effects ever committed to the screen, arguably the finest canine performance in movie history and, without question, the most absurd hat you will find this side of the Three Amig...

Send us Fan Mail A potential 18 rating, Barbara Streisand as a dominatrix, peak Harrison Ford hotness and Willie Scott being an underappreciated comic gem are just some of the things covered on this week's bumper episode of the Hey You Guys Podcast. Love it or hate it, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom provides much to talk about. 

Send us Fan Mail Episode 10 is here and it's our first foray in to 90s cinema with the Bill Murray classic, Groundhog Day. If ever there was a movie for our times, it surely has to be this.  

Send us Fan Mail Episode 9 is here, and this week, Liam and Rob take a look back at that other movie Michael J. Fox did back in 1985. Sure, we could have done Back to the Future, but why do that when you can watch a man turn in to a badger and enjoy the worst all-white (ok, nearly all-white) basketball ever committed to film. Yeah, Teen Wolf is here and it's just as brilliant....and terrible...

Send us Fan Mail This week, Liam and Rob take a look back at what has to be one of the weirdest, most ambitious movies of the 80s. John Carpenter's genre-packed, Big Trouble in Little China is almost beyond description, but love it or hate it, it has to go down as one of the most memorable movies of the decade.....oh, and it has Kurt Russel being (terribly?) awesome in it. That tends to help...

Send us Fan Mail This week, Liam and Rob look back at one of the most eminently rewatchable movies of the 80s.  The 'Burbs might not be an objective classic in the same way as Die Hard or Predator, but few movies capture the essence of true 80s cinema in quite the same way as Joe Dante's loveably bizarre, subtly satirical horror comedy.

Send us Fan Mail Liam and Rob take a look back at what is widely considered to be the greatest action movie of all time, a movie that many have referred to as Die Hard in a building, or, well, just Die Hard I guess.  Does it live up to its billing? Is it as good today as it was back in '88? Is Hans Gruber the greatest movie villain this side of Darth Vader? What about its legacy or its surpri...

Send us Fan Mail Ok, so it's hardly a movie we grew up with (seeing that it was released last week), but we felt compelled to have a chat about Zack Snyder's (better than it had any right to be) Justice League. A somewhat unique moment in movie history, this new and improved Justice League really does do, well, justice, to the narrative and tone that was established by its predecessors....

Send us Fan Mail With Justice League making a splash and news that Michael Keaton will be reprising his role as Batman in the upcoming Flashpoint movie, it seems fitting that we revisit the movie that, admittedly unknowingly, started the DCEU way back in 89 - Tim Burton's groundbreaking, Batman.

Send us Fan Mail After two stone cold classics, Rob and Liam take a look back at a more divisive movie, one that, for all its faults, is adored by the few that grew up watching it. Monster Squad might be a tonally inconsistent mess, but it's got charm by the bucket load, and nearly 35 years since its original release, there is still nothing quite like it. Now, say it with me, "Wolfman&ap...

Send us Fan Mail Is Predator as good today as it was back in 1987? Has Arnie ever been better? Does Mac ever stop shaving? All of these questions are answered (except the shaving one), and much more in episode 2 of the Hey You Guys podcast. 

Send us Fan Mail In this very first episode, Rob and Liam understandably take a look back at Richard Donner's seminal, The Goonies. Has it aged well, does it have the best music video of all time, what about the crazy video game situation? All of these questions are, well, kind of answered as Liam and Rob ruminate on what it might be like to sit next to them on a flight to San Francisco.