Kino Inferno

After fending off the alien menace once again, the boys have decided to once again give back to humanity by giving you all a loose lesson on the history of slasher films, namely in two films that helped spawn that most lurid and scuzzy of genres. This week it's Hitchock's seminal film 'Psycho' and cult-favourite 'Alice, Sweet Alice' that are being weighed up on our binary rating system that has no...

After last week's antics in which the boys nearly got caught nicking stuff, they've decided to move their efforts into protecting the world from the ever-present threat of an alien menace. Naturally, they're doing their research via the medium of cinema, so this week it's Tim Burton's madcap disaster flick 'Mars Attacks!' and Jonathon Glazer's haunting sci-fi horror masterpiece 'Under the Skin' th...

We're back baby! After a lengthy legal battle in which many lost their lives, season two of Kino Inferno has been given the go-ahead for release, and to mark the occasion the boys are sinking their teeth into two auteur heist movies, helmed by 'Big Dick Nolan' and 'The Toesucker'. Man, it's good to be back! Find us over on social media: Facebook - facebook.com/kinoinferno Twitter - @Kino_Inferno

After a cursed first attempt, the Wario and Waluigi of film criticism are back, and this time they're tackling rubber-suited rapscallion Batman.  Focusing on the earlier years of the cinematic Bat, the boys are taking a deep dive into the weird and wonderful worlds of both Tim Burton and Joel Schumacher's stabs at the Caped Crusader.  Find us over on social media: Facebook - facebook.com...

For absolutely, positively no reason whatsoever, the boys are tackling two weed-centric films for this special one-off episode that has no relation to this day at all. This time we've got the horror-comedy hybrid Idle Hands and pothead favourite Smiley Face going up against the dreaded Kino or Inferno.   Find us over on social media: Facebook - facebook.com/kinoinferno   Twitter - @Kino_...

Shedding both their skin and morals in order to become the Feathers Mcgraw and Preston the Robot Dog of film criticism, the boys are diving head-first into the wild world of Britain's most beloved sons - Wallace & Gromit! Which are their favourites? Who's the best girl for Wallace? And most importantly, can you actually say you're English without being thrown into prison? Find us over on socia...

Making a brief return during their self-imposed break, Marc has subjected Aidan to all five Scream movies in an attempt to make him see the light. Asking the important questions like, 'who is the best Ghostface?', 'who is best girl?' and finally, 'what the hell is Parker Posey doing in Scream 3?!'. Find us over on social media: Facebook - facebook.com/kinoinferno Twitter - @Kino_Inferno

All good things must come to an end, and so series one of Kino Inferno draws to a close. Not wanting to be ‘all fart and no poo’ about matters, the boys have decided to dedicate an entire episode to the undisputed king of eighties cinema - Arnold Schwarzenegger. Featuring the genre-bending masterpiece of machoism that is 1984’s Predator, and the blockbuster to end all blockbusters Terminator 2: Ju...

The boys are back once again, and they've abducted someone off the streets to help them out! This week they're joined by the king of the comments section Adam, as they delve into the weird world of auteur anthology films with the delightfully charming The French Dispatch, and the darkly funny The Ballad of Buster Scruggs. Find us over on social media:  Facebook - facebook.com/kinoinferno Twitter -...

Come one, come all, and attend both the opera and Jellicle Ball alongside the Wario and Waluigi (Or is it the Mungojerrie and Rumpleteazer...) of film criticism! Against the wishes of their friends, lovers and doctors, the pair are tackling two Andrew Lloyd Webber adaptations, in the form of the infamously nightmarish Cats (2019) and the disappointingly un-sexy 2004 version of The Phantom of the O...

The Wario and Waluigi of film criticism are back, and this time they've brought along a friend. The aptly-dubbed Donkey Kong of film criticism himself, Abdel Belabbes. In this latest instalment of your new favourite filthy film podcast, this trio tackles two animated films that were once the big dog's biscuit, but have since been relegated to the bargain bin of history. Are they worthy of a reappr...

After bustin' themselves silly with their recent Ghostbusters episode, Aidan and Marc have decided to go back to basics and catch up on some cinematic oddities that managed to pass them by in 2021. This week's films are the insanely baffling, and shockingly grotesque, Malignant and the sombre Nicholas Cage flick Pig.  Strap yourself in folks, this is one hell of a double-bill! Find us over on soci...

After a small break, the Wario and Waluigi of film criticism have returned with a new format and their usual filth-laden analysis of films you love. This time they're taking aim at franchises at large, starting with the much-beloved (and highly uneven) Ghostbusters franchise. Does bustin' make these guys feel good? Well, there's only one way to find out...

In this festive episode of your new favourite film podcast, your jolly hosts indulge in a tipple and discuss two unconventional Christmas delights, in the form of the 2019 re-do of the much-loved horror classic Black Christmas, and the criminally underseen Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale. Warning: This episode contains discussions around sensitive issues such as sexual assault, view discretion is a...

Critics and audiences may not care for these films, but in this latest thrown-together offering from the Wario and Waluigi of film criticism, the boys submerge themselves in depravity and dino-droppings when they attempt to make a case for Crank: High Voltage and Jurassic Park III. Find us over on social media: Facebook - facebook.com/kinoinferno Twitter - @Kino_Inferno

Stricken with the common cold, and a somewhat mild hangover, the boys are trying to cure their ailments with a double-dose of barmy Asian horror. This time it's the cult favourite Mystics in Bali, and the fever-dream of epic proportions, House (1977) that will be facing the prospect of the flames. Let the madness begin.

This week the boys rock out with two movies focusing on the rock n roll lifestyle and the people it attracts, a genderqueer glam rocker in Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Elizabeth Moss channelling Courtney Love in Her Smell. Hilarity, tangents and a complete refusal to remember the episode title ensue! Find us over on social media: Facebook - facebook.com/kinoinferno Twitter - @Kino_Inferno

In our spiciest episode yet, the boys call out the House of Mouse, Aidan betrays his goth brethren, Marc takes issue with the pirate community, and everyone's nostalgia takes a brutal kicking. Find us over on social media: Facebook - facebook.com/kinoinferno Twitter - @Kino_Inferno

Part two of our mini 'Get to Know' series in which you get to learn a little bit more about the hosts. This time around it's Marc that's under the microscope. What are his dreams, his passions, and most importantly, what does he think about people that have only ever seen The Devil Wears Prada? Find us over on social media: Facebook - facebook.com/kinoinferno Twitter - @Kino_Inferno

Stepping away from our pre-established formula, this bonus episode of your new favourite podcast aims to get you better acquainted with one of your lovely hosts. In this instance, it's Aidan. What are his loves, his hopes, his dreams? But most importantly, which film has seen the most, and why? Find us over on social media:  Facebook - facebook.com/kinoinferno   Twitter - @Kino_Infe...

In this sophomore episode of Kino Inferno, things are getting a little bit sultry and a hell of a lot nastier when your hosts Aidan and Marc dive headfirst into Knife + Heart and Berberian Sound Studio.   Two films that are highly evocative of the long-dead Giallo genre, but are perhaps capable of helping it rise from its grave. Find us over on social media: Facebook - facebook.com/kinoinferno  Tw...

The inaugural episode of Kino Inferno - Your new favourite movie podcast! For this debut episode, your hosts Aidan and Marc have chosen two of their favourite comedies, both of which just so happen to focus on manchildren and the chaotic, yet insular, little bubbles they create for themselves. Hmm, maybe life does imitate art...