Brian Lloyd

Screenland with Brian Lloyd

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From the big screen to the small screen to the one in your very hands, SCREENLAND is here to make sense of them all. Each episode, entertainment journalist Brian Lloyd (and a few guests along the way) will boost their screen report figures and rot their brains with all of the 2D ephemera that makes up our world today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Jun 24, 2026

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Episodes

'The Running Man' with Dave Hanratty and Oversharing About 'Train Dreams' 13.11.2025

Talk about a mixed bag this week, folks. We start off with Dave Hanratty, he of NO ENCORE , lands on the shores of Screenland waving the flag of death for Edgar Wright's reimagining of 'The Running Man', the Stephen King-Richard Bachman novella about reality TV gameshows that never could have imagined a world where Mr. Beast was doing pretty much the same thing. Except, y'know, he&...

Is 'All's Fair' Really That Bad (Yes, It's Worse) 06.11.2025

It's not an exagerration to say that 'All's Fair' is the worst TV show of 2025, maybe the worst TV show of the past two decades. But is it really all that bad? Is it not just campy fun? No, it's not. It's actually a terrifyingly empty look into the world of the rich and is probably the most potent example of how wealthy people shouldn't make art. Yeah, that's right....

Bonus Bugonia! 02.11.2025

It's a bonus episode! For this week's offering, we're keeping this brisk and breezy with a semi-review-sort-of-mehness of 'The Witcher' Season 4 with Liam Not Chris Hemsworth replacing Henry Not Superman Cavill in the title role, while bemoaning the fact that most fantasy TV series look cheap and shit. The main course, however, is Yorgos Lanthimos' sci-fi remake comedy 'Bugonia' with Emma Stone an...

A Very Early Review of 'Saipan' + Screenland Suggestion Box 002 26.10.2025

Yes, I'm sorry, I'm very very late with this but I swear, I'm going to make it up to you. How, you might ask? Well, for one, I'm giving you a VERY VERY VERY early review of 'Saipan', the much-anticipated sports drama about the infamous 2002 Saipan incident between Roy Keane and Mick McCarthy, now immortalised in celluloid with Eanna Hardwicke and Steve Coogan taking on the roles. The movie's not o...

'After The Hunt', 'Black Phone 2', 'Ballad Of A Small Player' + Zara Hedderman on 'Something's Gotta Give' 15.10.2025

We did it, Joe. Well, sort of. The bathroom renovations are still ongoing. But! We've managed to get a couple of hours free of hammers and noise to bring in Zara Hedderman, music journalist and creator of The Bad Arts on Substack, who has picked 'Something's Gotta Give', the romantic comedy starring the late, great Diane Keaton. No joke, folks - she picked this three weeks ago. Els...

'Good Boy', 'TRON: Ares', 'I Swear', and 'A House of Dynamite' 09.10.2025

OK, so no guest this week - why, you're probably wondering? Real simple. My upstairs bathroom is getting renovated and nobody wants to record a podcast when there's a small army of builders coming in and out of your house with power drills, hammers, and whatever else they've got going on. So, with that in mind, I'm flying solo this week but the good news is there's some genuine...

'The Smashing Machine', 'HIM', 'Re-Creation' + Dave Hanratty on 'The Newsroom' 01.10.2025

Ten episodes later, I'm only just now figuring out how to write these synopses a little better. At least I'm not using a gallon of water to get ChatGPT to do it or some shit. Anyway, this week, I'm talking about Dwayne Johnson and the sexual tension between him and an Oscar nomination for 'The Smashing Machine', go off one about the NFL in Croke Park off the back of 'HIM&#3...

'One Battle After Another', 'The Dead of Winter' and 'House of Guinness' + Jenn Gannon on '...And Just Like That' 24.09.2025

They say it couldn't be done, they said we were crazy for trying, but we're back. On this week's episode, Jenn Gannon (@thejenngannon) drops by to render the final and complete judgment on '...And Just Like That' and the legacy of 'Sex and the City' as a cultural entity and marker. Elsewhere, I'm reviewing Paul Thomas Anderson's 'One Battle After Another', potentially slandering Sean Penn about hi...

'A Big Bold Beautiful Journey' and 'Steve' + Jason Brennan on 'Nirvanna The Band The Show' 17.09.2025

It's that time again, Screenlanders. We're back with another episode, this time discussing 'A Big Bold Beautiful Journey' with Colin Jaysis Farrell In All In Anyways and Margot Robbie, as well as a rundown on Cillian Murphy's bearded visage in 'Steve', an intense drama about the realities of working in a reform school when you yourself probably need help too. Elsewhere,...

'The Long Walk' and 'Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale' + Anthony Remedy on 'The Talented Mr Ripley' 10.09.2025

How does a screening for 'Spinal Tap II: The End Continues', a continually frantic journalist, Stephen King's pessimistic worldview, and Jude Law's fashion choices in 'The Talented Mr. Ripley' all connect together? Because it's this episode of SCREENLAND, that's how. First out of the gate are reviews of 'The Long Walk', the long-awaited adaptation of Stephen...

Suggestion Box 001 07.09.2025

That's right, folks - it's time for the inaugural SCREENLAND Suggestion Box episode! After many days and weeks of waiting, we've turned over the suggestion box and your copious notes and messages have flooded out onto the editing floor for us to pick through. In this auspicious episode, we discuss the possibility of a biopic on Noel Browne, why 'Independence Day: Resurgence' is...

'The Paper' and 'Honey Don't' Reviewed + Aoife Barry on 'The Worst Person In The World' 03.09.2025

Due to technical circumstances involving an idiot who can't turn off AutoFocus on a camera, a dog who won't stop his tail wagging or throwing soft toys at guests, and a workload that is steadily rising, this week's episode is now presented solely for your audio pleasure. Your eyeballs will just have to forego the pleasure. On this week's episode, the long-gestating spinoff to '...

'Caught Stealing' and 'The Thursday Murder Club' Reviewed + The Impact of The Daily Show 27.08.2025

On this week's episode of SCREENLAND, we're going back to the late '90s and specifically New York with Darren Aronofsky and Austin Butler for 'Caught Stealing', a so-so crime thriller about a case of mistaken identity and a chase through the city by gangsters and a beautiful. If that sounds an awful lot like 'After Hours', you'll be glad to know Griffin Dunne is in...

'Eddington' & 'Life of Chuck' Reviews + Muireann O'Connell on 'Grosse Pointe Blank' 19.08.2025

This week, we're diving deep into the latest in film with our reviews of two of the most talked-about movies of the year. First up, we tackle Ari Aster's 'Eddington,' a dark and satirical film set during the pandemic. We break down the sinister and at times unsettling approach of the 'Hereditary' and 'Midsommar' director and discuss why, while it may not be a "...

'Materialists' & 'Alien: Earth' Reviews + Comedian Peter McGann on Limmy & Comedy Writing 13.08.2025

In this week's episode, we're breaking down 'Materialists', dissecting xenomorphs with 'Alien: Earth', and talking Limmy and comedy writing with our guest Peter McGann!! Peter McGann's comedy tour Ah No lands in the Lighthouse in Dun Laoghaire on September 12, Limelight II in Belfast on September 27, the Museum of Comedy in London on October 18th and DeBarra's in Cl...

Ms. Rachel's DIY Integrity & Parenting Impact + 'Weapons' & 'Freakier Friday' Reviews 05.08.2025

On this week's episode of SCREENLAND, host Brian Lloyd tackles the biggest topics in movies, TV, and internet culture. We kick things off with our honest, spoiler-free reviews of the new horror movie 'Weapons' and the long-awaited sequel 'Freakier Friday'. Plus, a quick dive into the classic '90s series 'Sharpe' starring Sean Bean. Then, we're joined by Today FM...

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