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Our last day in college and we get to interview our classmates for 'ShowReal'! - A video version will follow eventually - in the meantime here are some audio highlights.

It's our Fiftieth episode! And as we (practically) started this whole podcasting adventure with a David Lynch film we are celebrating this milestone with another - that just happens to be on re-release anyway.

A talk about 'The Neon Demon' naturally brings in 'The Matrix', 'The Godfather' and 'Mary Poppins' (again!). Well it does when you have film-maker Chris Buckley as a special guest!

Following on from last week's discussion on 'Beauty And The Beast' we continue the Disney theme with a look at the two 'Fantasia' films.

As this week's film 'Beauty And The Beast' is a musical - we bravely attempt to sing the entire podcast! (And we fail.)

This week we discuss Isabelle Huppert in Paul Verhoeven's 'Elle' - and we have very different reactions to the film.

This week we discuss Juanita Wilson's excellent film 'Tomato Red' - again. This is because we recently attended a Q&A with the director herself - and we include highlights of that too.

In this episode we discuss 'Moonlight' and 'Tomato Red' and its Marina's turn to tell a tale of her trip to the cinema.

In this episode we talk about what we loved and what we hated at this year's Audi Dublin International Film Festival - and reveal what the 'Surprise Film' was.

With the Academy Awards announced on Sunday this episode we discuss what we would like to win - and predict what probably will.

For this episode of Spoilerama we confine ourselves to just one movie as we prepare for the upcoming ten day feast of the Dublin Film Festival.

An episode filled with history as this week we look at two very different true life stories - and Marina makes a public apology.

In this episode we are joined by special guests and fellow Podcasters Laura Sheridan and Sarah Byrne to discuss this week's films - at length.

Two different films dealing with grief in two different ways - and both doing so infinitely better than 'Collateral Beauty' did!

This week we've seen five films between us!! (But only one of them is worth talking about.)

In this episode we discuss two films that take us from the Godly - to the God-awful!

New year and new approach. As our new year resolution is to see as many films in the cinema as we can we are going to be bringing more of them to our podcast. So this week we have two films up for discussion. But we start with own small tribute to Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds.

This week we have a special extended edition of the show where we look back on the year gone by and forward to the one ahead. And find out 'Marina's Annoying Character' of the year!

It's a Christmas special so we have to have special guests! In this episode we are joined by Marie O'Neill & David Hughes from Dublin Business School Library. Discussing a classic movie like this inevitably makes for a lively debate - even if we all agree!

SPOILER FREE!! Here at Spoilerama we always strive NOT to live up to our name and never more so than now (because we're afraid of death threats) when we discuss the new Star Wars film. So this episode is not so much a review as a reaction to the midnight screenings of Rogue One on release day at the LightHouse cinema.

This week we discuss the new film from Robert Zemeckis starring Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard.

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In this week's edition we are joined by distinguished academic and author Dr Barnaby Taylor to discuss - 'Trolls'.

In this edition of 'Spoiler Bites' we report on the last day of 'Othered Voices: The Female Voice On Screen' held at The New Theatre Dublin. The festival concluded with a panel discussion chaired by Dr. Maria Pramaggiore with filmmakers Margo Harkin & Nicky Gogan and Dr. Anne O'Brien & Dr. Sarah Arnold.

Written and directed by Tom Ford, 'Nocturnal Animals' is this week's film under review.