Kapeesh Filmcast

Fran and Steve reboot the Captain's Log Project with a whole new cast which sound uncannily like the original Fran and Steve. Join these young bucks as they venture into JJ. Abrams' 2009 lens flare mad, action-packed commercial success, commenting on it's new cast, plot and third act reveals. And lens flare. So much lens flare.

The full Bond Daft team assemble once again for this epic evaluation of Bond's fifth cinematic outing as MI6's luckiest super spy. In this episode we delve deep into our thoughts on Ken Adam's beautiful sets, our favourite moments and a plot that inexplicably involves 007 trying to pass as Japanese. Welcome to 1967 cinema! Oh, and stay for our 'impressions' of Connery's performance. This one was s...

In this episode, three of Her Majesty's finest return (as one seemingly succumbed to an unfortunate laser to the testicles in the last episode) and we discuss Bond's fourth outing released in 1965, Thunderball. On this spoiler-filled episode we discuss one of the most commercially successful Bond entries in all its shark-infested, underwater fight scene glory. We even discuss the breaking news on...

Fran and Steve have reached a pivotal milestone in the Captain's Log Project with the final film of the original timeline, Nemesis. In this podcast we debate the merits of the 2002 released film, going into full spoilerific detail on plot, pacing, key action scenes and comparing the performances of its leads. We even find the time to watch a trailer for the new Picard series. Enjoy!

Bond's third cinematic outing was arguably the real genesis for the treatment of Fleming's spy on the big screen from that point onwards. And the Kapeesh 00 agents re-emerge to review the film in all its flamboyancy and panache. In this podcast we debate the merits of the plot, Shirley Bassey's theme,THAT laser scene, the titular villain and where the sexual politics have dated after #Metoo. Do yo...

The not-so-secret agents return to give their thoughts on 007's second outing released in 1963. In this episode we cover the intricate plot of this soviet spy thriller and enjoy the introduction of Q Branch! It's all happening now. Enjoy!

The Captain's Log Project continues with the third Next Generation film, Star Trek: Insurrection. In this episode Fran and Steve fight migraines and yawn their way through this stumbling block within the Trek films. Enjoy!

Join the double O agents Steve and Gordon as they take on a secret mission to discuss, review and rank all of the James Bond theme songs ranging from Dr. No to Spectre. In part 2, our agent has recovered from the laughing gas to assist in the reviews of the Dalton, Brosnan and Daniel Craig film theme songs before we give our final top 10 collective listing. Enjoy!

Join the double O agents Steve and Gordon as they take on a secret mission to discuss, review and rank all of the James Bond theme songs ranging from Dr. No to Spectre. In part 1, we cover the Connery films, Lazenby's film and the Moore theme songs before one of the agents succumbs to an unfortunately placed laughing gas bomb. Enjoy!

In the true first episode of our new James Bond films review series, the Double O agents return to revel in the introduction of cinema's greatest spy character. In this episode we delve deep into Dr. No's plot, characters, villain, Connery's performance and even where creator Fleming's character has aged within a post #metoo world. Enjoy!

As Fran and Steve continue in their warp speed, time travelling movie review journey, they stumble across this belter of a Star Trek film. In this spoilerific podcast we delve deep into plot machinations, soundtrack analysis as well as our thoughts on the inaugral film appearance of the dreaded Borg.

The MCU's Phase three concludes with this epic saga ending (sort of) three hour film and what better way to honour that with an equally epic (albeit with technical difficulties) two-and-a-half-hour spoiler special podcast in a claustrophobic sweaty studio. This part covers the final third act of the film which has some of the most satisfying sequences in cinema history. On your left, Avengers. Ass...

The MCU's Phase 3 concludes with this epic saga ending (sort of) three hour film and what better way to honour that with an equally epic (albeit with technical difficulties) two and a half hour spoiler special podcast in a claustrophobic sweaty studio. This part covers the second act of the film which mostly involves the Time Heist section. Avengers! Assemble.

The MCU's Phase 3 concludes with this epic saga ending (sort of)three hour film and what better way to honour that with an equally epic (albeit with technical difficulties) two and a half hour spoiler special podcast in a claustrophobic sweaty studio. This part covers the majority of the first act of the film as we pick apart Marvel's latest with a fine tooth comb. Avengers! Assemble.

The young(ish) and the old collide as Fran and Steve embark on another journey in the Star Trek film series and bear witness to the events of Generations, a film which ties up the arc of Captain Kirk and cinematically introduces us to the Next Generation crew.

Rejoin Fran and Steve as they journey with the original Star Trek crew for one last hurrah in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. In this episode we debate the merits of the film, going into spoilerific detail on plot, character motivations, direction and as the Klingons once said; "chay'pen 'Iv mugh?"

Join us as we delve into one of the less critically adored Star Trek films and listen to our thoughts on Shatner's direction as well as our feelings on the less than stellar visual effects. But more importantly, what does God need with a starship?

Steve is joined by three fellow double O agents as part of a new ongoing project to watch all James Bond films and rank them for your listening pleasure. In this episode we discuss the franchise in general terms, giving our thoughts on favourite Bonds, films, villains and where the series may be going with Bond 25.

Fran and Steve reconvene and travel back in time for this exciting edition of the Captain's Log Project in which our Star Trek chums return to Earth in the '80s to rescue some whales. Of course they do, what else would you expect from a Star Trek film? Right?!

After a technical hiccup, Fran and Steve continue to go where no man has gone before with the newest episode of the Captain's Log Project. Well, 'no man' as in everyone else who hasn't seen the third Star Trek film and the Search for the Logical Pointy Eared fellow. Enjoy!

In this episode of the Captain's Log Project Fran and I enjoy the delights of the critically adored second Star Trek film and all of that pesky Khan's wrath.

In the first review of our new series, the Captain's Log Project, Steve and Fran beam aboard the Starship Enterprise with the inaugral Star Trek film and all of it's languid, ponderous beauty. But those beige uniforms, though. Ugh.

Join Steve and Fran as they embark on a new daring mission to watch and review all of the Star Trek films as part of a new mini-series. In this inaugral episode the two debate the merits of the films within the wider context of science-fiction cinema and also take aim at the first film on the agenda, Star Trek: The Motion Picture.

Steve and Fran welcome in the new year with a spoilerific discussion of Netflix's latest horror, Bird Box. We follow that with reviews of sci-fi body-horror Upgrade, Wreck-it-Ralph 2 and Hereditary as well as how cultural debate has an influence on Star Trek and Star Wars screen-writing and we even make time for an Arnold Schwarzenegger quiz. BEER'D UP, indeed.

Scott returns to discuss three more films out recently such as Bad Times at the El Royale and The Meg. Then we decide to go full spoiler special on Sony's new cinematic superhero/anti-hero, Venom.