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Tragedy, horror, brutality and sheer bloody-minded barbarism! We discuss the imminent destruction of Savoy 1 in Dublin. (we also fit in a review of the new film adaptation of Jo Nesbo's book)

In this week's episode we are joined by writer, director and fellow film podcaster Steven Benedict to discuss 'Blade Runner 2049' the film we've been waiting for since - the release of the last major film we were waiting for.

Salma Hayek & Samuel L. Jackson - why has it taken so long to bring them together?!

The touching friendship between someone of advanced years and a much younger exotic foreigner - and their review of the new film from Stephen Frears.

This week we strive desperately to not give away the ending to Darren Aronofsky's 'mother!' and end up giving away the ending to Darren Aranofsky's 'Black Swan'!

Mick & Marina return to the airwaves - how scary will IT be?

As Marina and Mick are fully occupied with weddings and getting old (respectively)this week's show is taken over by our star correspondent Down Under Juana Muscat. Here she tells us her reaction to the arrival in Australia of a Spoilerama favourite 'Maudie'.

A true story, a love story - a truly lovely film.

August 24th 2017 - two major events in the life of Marina Gorski: She marries John Martin - and finds out who killed Laura Palmer!

Opening the same week as 'Valerian' Aisling Walsh's 'Maudie' also features Ethan Hawke but here he is well matched by an equally wonderful performance from Sally Hawkins. We saw this back in February at ADIFF and here reflect - on its affect.

Like 'Dunkirk' we've both been really looking forward to this film since it was first announced - was it worth the wait? Does it live up to the hype? Will it be the film of the year? (Hint: God no!)

As recommended to us by our friend, poet and playwright Alice Kinsella we finally get round to taking a look at'Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.'

This is the film we've both been looking forward to so much since it was first announced - was it worth the wait? Does it live up to the hype? Will it be the film of the year? Find out in this week's discussion of 'Dunkirk'. (Hint: God yes!)

This week we review the new film from Edgar Wright AND we also feature a report from Perth* on the REV film festival from Juana Muscat! (* - In Australia!)

Last week we did television, this week literature. Fredrik Backman's novel 'A Man Called Ove' was recommended by the Rick O'Shea book club - and so was the film adaptation. Here we discuss our reaction to both.

For the first time on 'Spoilerama' we're reviewing a T.V. series - but it's a damn fine one!

In his episode we discuss Brian Cox and Miranda Richardson in 'Churchill' - and the latest on Marina's wedding plans!

'The Mummy' makes us both want to scream - but not in a good way. And Marina starts her 'Twin Peaks' odyssey.

This week we get to Marvel at the latest epic from DC. And if you think that's a bad pun just wait until you hear us let rip at the end of this episode!

This episode we take a break from the mainstream and find another masterpiece from South Korea. Be warned - this is very much an adult film - and a very adult discussion ensues.

This week's episode features Mick's guillotine joke, Marina's eyes and resorting to helium to avoid spoilers.

It's a film you either love or hate (or really, really hate). We finally get to discuss this film and we are joined by special guest Steven Benedict, a film-maker, podcaster and someone who (like Mick) also saw it in the Adelphi in 1985!

Mick revisits a film he hated at ADIFF - and Marina pays several cities of Britain a (very) back-handed compliment.

Mick talks about his first trip to his new local cinema, Marina starts the countdown to her wedding - and we fit in a chat about a film.

It's week 52 of 'Spoilerama' and that means we've been on-line for a full year! To celebrate we have an episode which highlights what makes the show so unique - Marina laughing at the elderly.