The Roughcut

Our last hurrah sees long-suffering director Joel come down to the studio to talk about Netflix's tone-deaf teen flick Tall Girl. Plus, Louis and Andre introduce the final episode with a special opener looking back on the last three years of The Roughcut and Creative Capital.

Fan-favourite anime series Cowboy Bebop was given the live-action treatment by Netflix in 2021, but how does it stack up to the original? Louis and Andre break down the universally panned Netflix remake and put it side-by-side with the original to see what was changed, and where the remake failed.

The first major video game movie of its kind can't go wrong, surely? Apparently it can. Louis and Andre dissect the Mario Bros. movie from 1993 and discuss its cultural impact on video game films in the decades that followed.

One of the weirdest low-budget films we've ever come across, we take a look at the unthinkable 'sequel' to one of the most infamous maritime disasters ever, Titanic II.

Co-host of Creative Capital's Men Don't Cry podcast Louis Morel sits down with the guys as they go on a tour of the much less critically-acclaimed Star Wars prequel trilogy.

It's Halloween season on The Roughcut, and the team have introduced Andre to his first horror film as we cover John Carpenter's 1982 cult classic, The Thing.

The Roughcut’s final series kicks off with an X-rated bang as Louis and Andre work through all the kinks of erotic bestseller turned box office hit Fifty Shades of Grey. Original release date: October 20th, 2024 at 3:00PM BST

Louis and Andre start thinking bee as they take apart the absurdity of Jerry Seinfeld's one and only animated classic, 2007's Bee Movie.

Men Don't Cry co-host Charlie Towner sits down with Louis and Andre to share a Netflix teen flick that he can't quite believe ever got made.

As seen on Creative Capital's Raising for Ribbons charity drive, The Roughcut takes a look back at Creative Capital's best moments with the channel's former Head of Engineering, Jack Phillips.

You may know him from ITV's Dinner Date or Creative Capital's very own Harry Has No Friends, but today guest star Harry Lorrell breaks down why he thinks Shaun of the Dead (2003) is more than a slice of fried gold.

Louis and Andre break down Daniel Craig's last hurrah as James Bond in No Time To Die, a film that divides their opinions.

Christmas has fallen on The Roughcut, and it's up to Andre and special one-time co-host The Grinch to review a Christmas film all about the joys of holiday romance, Love Actually (2003)

Delve into Tommy Wiseau's weird and wonderful mind as Louis and Andre break down his 2003 so-bad-it's-good masterpiece that is The Room

Edward and Bella are no match for self-professed film reviewer Louis, as we break down and rip apart 2008's teen romance classic Twilight.

One's mad about films, the other's along for the ride. Meet Louis and Andre as they break down the cinematic masterpiece that is 2001's Shrek from DreamWorks Animation in our debut episode of The Roughcut.

As seen on Creative Capital's Men Don't Cry charity livestream, Louis and Andre introduce The Roughcut to the world as they review Out and About star Harry Lorrell's TV debut on ITVBe's Dinner Date.