Just Go Watch

One read the novel as a child, one read it recently and one is still learning how to read. The Just Go Watch crew take on the much anticipated movie adaptation of Dune.

The bickering continues on and off screen as the Just Go Watch team review Venom 2.

Myers returns to cause mayhem in Haddonfield once again and the Just Go Watch team return to cause mayhem in your ears…

The much delayed and anticipated Bond movie is finally here! But which of the team has No Time To Pod? Check out our review and find out.

Say his name 5 times in a mirror to summon him; but all you need to do is press play to summon us.

Continuing the October month of horror, we take a trip back in time to THE origin of slasher/thriller tropes with John Carpenter’s Halloween and the first appearance of the silent killer, Michael Myers.

The month of horror starts early with James Wan’s return to the genre. Turn off the lights, hide behind a pillow and turn up your podcast…

Marvel Phase 4 brings us the first cinematic release with the martial arts heavy, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. With the TV shows and Black Widow receiving mixed reviews, could Shang-Chi get Marvel back on track?

The latest direct to streaming blockbuster to hit Amazon Prime, Boss Level. From disagreements to connection issues, this episode has it all!

Who is the ultimate film character? There can only be one! The guys discuss their personal favourite characters before a final winner is decided…

It may have taken Warner Bros a second attempt at making a Suicide Squad film, but the boys smashed the review in just one pod. Impressed? Confused? Check it out!

This week the strongest podcast family review the ninth instalment in the Fast Saga. Expect explosions, fast cars and… space travel?

This week the boys discuss film genres and favourite movies within them. And rant. And banter. You know how we do.

This week is the review of Amazon’s exclusive film release, The Tomorrow War starring Chris Pratt, who is forced to battle aliens for the future of mankind.

This week isn’t a specific film review but a discussion on the importance of narratives and continuity in story telling. From Gladiator to Star Wars, text crawls and plot holes.

This episode, Deej, Jules and Hatchaplan review Jordan Peele’s hugely successful second film, Us. With 93% on Rotten Tomatoes, it was bound to get a top rating right..?

The boys review James Mangold’s take on the X-Men universe with Logan, starring the Wolverine himself, Hugh Jackman with Patrick Stewart returning as Charles Xavier.

Cinemas are open post lockdown and the boys took this opportunity to see A Quiet Place Part 2 in all it’s silent glory on the big screen. John Krasinski returns to direct his sequel to the well received A Quiet Place.

The boys review John Krasinksi’s highly successful, A Quiet Place in anticipation of the sequel, A Quiet Place II.

Hatchaplan, DJ and Julez review Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead

Hatchaplan, DJ and a late arriving Jules, review M. Night Shyamalan’s Glass, the third and final film of the Eastrail 177 Trilogy.