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The fifth installment in the Predator franchise takes us back long before Dutch had got to the chopper. With the most recent adventures featuring everyone's favourite invisible hunter not fairing so well, could a straight to streaming prequel claw back any good rep for such a beloved creature feature?

Following on from the hugely popular The Last Jedi review, the boys go back in time to where the Star Wars saga chronologically begins..

Meet the Gray Man. Know one knows who you are and all of your work is kept off the radar... sounds a lot like podcast reviewing. Listen in to the review for Netflix's newest release starring Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans.

Phase 4 of the MCU continues with Thor's 4th solo movie with guest appearances from the Guardians of the Galaxy and other returning companions. Can Love and Thunder come close to the success of Ragnarok?

With the final episode released on Disney+, Jules and Hatch review the season as a whole.

The third, and supposedly final, installment of the Jurassic World movies is here with returning cast from Jurassic Park to bolster our new heroes. But is it a 'big pile of shit' or a 'clever girl'? Listen in to find out.

Netflix has a chequered history with films they have distributed... will Interceptor share fit in the good category... or not so good. Find out on this week's podcast.

Jules is grounded for this one so Hatch is joined by wingman Deej to take on Topgun: Maverick. Did it live up to the hype or writing cheques Hollywood can't cash?

May Odin himself bless this review and find us worthy of entering Valhalla.

Across all known universes there is only one podcast who can successfully bring you detailed reviews and critiques of movies while also entertaining you for between one to two hours... Hatch, Jules and Deej are back debating the latest installment in Phase 4 of Marvel.

With Hatch out of the picture, Deej and Jules go head to head and argue over The Secrets of Dumbledore. Things got heated. Who do you think got it right?

Sony's attempt at their own franchise continues with Jared Leto as Morbius! But can a star studded cast save a film plagued by delays and reshoots?

If you can sit through a 3hr movie, you can sit through a 90min podcast... the team review the much hyped The Batman starring Robert Pattinson and directed by Mark Reeves.

Another horror franchise with another sequel. Will Texas Chainsaw Massacre get anywhere close to the original? Find out on the latest episode with the Just Go Watch team.

Long have we waited to review this film and with nothing taking our fancy in cinemas (cheers Morbius), here we go…

Scream if you want to pod faster. Can the fifth installment in the Scream franchise buck the trend of poor sequels or will it become just another Hollywood cash grab on an existing OP? Find out on this weeks episode.

The boys are back! It's a new year and a new season! Dive back into the matrix as Neo once again goes up against the machines!

It’s finally here. Were the rumours true? Did it live up to the hype? Swing on through with your friendly neighbourhood podcasters and hear what all the fuss is about...

Ahead of the latest installment in the Matrix franchise, the team review the film that started it all. Before trench coats, bullet time and PVC outfits were common place, The Matrix

Hot off the press, the team bring you their thoughts having just returned from the just released, Ghostbusters: Afterlife.

With three big star names this was bound to be a success, but enough about the pod. This episode we review Red Notice, the Netflix action-comedy starring Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, Ryan Reynolds and Gal Gadot.

The quickest mics in the west review The Harder They Fall, Jeymes Samuel's Netflix release. Revenge, love and violence in great quantites... plus the movie as well.

The Just Go Watch team reunite to review immortal beings who reunite in this weeks review of Marvel’s Eternals..!

The October of Horror may have ended but we couldn’t resist one last horror. A modern classic and one of Jame Wan’s most successful early supernatural movies.

The last night of October calls for a review of Last Night in Soho. Capping off the October of Horror reviews in Edgar Wright's latest release.