UK Film Review Podcast

Film critics Chris Olson and Jason Knight review 4 more films for the UK Film Review Festival. All within the Best Drama category, they review Sometime Else, a short sci-fi film; Railroad to Hell: A Chinaman's Chance, a 2008 western; Pulse, a short film about the isolation of the pandemic; and Ruth, a powerful film about dementia. Be sure to check out the episode and rate our podcast where possibl...

Film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn are back with another film festival special of the UK Film Review Podcast. A full lineup of short films, the lads review some amazing films including Man to Man starring David Harewood and Old Windows starring Larry Lamb. Check out some older episodes of our film podcast herehttps://www.ukfilmreview.co.uk/podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for mo...

This week, host Rachel sits down with sci fi expert Richard to discuss everything sci fi horror, from Predator to Alien to 90's gems such as the Faculty. With the podcast gang in tow and sweet treats at the ready, they dive deep into outer space to immerse themselves in all the the outer world has to offer on the movie front. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 6 of the UK Film Review Podcast Festival Specials continues with reviews of short films Fat Boy, Jumpers for Goalposts and Lactown. We also review the documentary film The World Cruzer, as well as the feature indie film What You Can't Promise. These are all official selections of the 2022 UK Film Review Festival. To find out more and to book tickets, visit https://www.ukfilmreview.co.uk/uk...

On today's episode, special guest Louis Rabinowitz is joining me to discuss the various films shown at the London Film Festival this year. Both the films I saw and the films he saw, most of which were shared. There'll be some repetition with the films he saw that I saw at TIFF, but his opinions are different to mine. The films that will be covered specifically are:White Noise (briefly)GDT's Pinnoc...

This week, Amber and Joyce sit down and chat about a wide range of Indian Cinema that represents LGBTQ+ people within Indian communities. From banned to Bollywood, they note the highs and the lows and what it truly means to have authentic cultural representation on screen. Plus, their regular gay chats and musings - with a cameo appearance from a very special (and sweet guest) at the beginning of...

The best film podcast is back with critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn exploring 5 more films that will appear at the 2022 UK Film Review Festival. 5 great films are reviewed, including two comedy films. A Pandemic Spy gets a going over, as does the indie feature Moving Parts. The film podcast then gets series with a look at the indie feature film Anonymous - a potent drama about addiction, as well...

This week, as an early Halloween treat, Chris, Ian and Sym sit down and have a good chat about the new special presentation from Marvel Studios, Werewolf by Night, the highs, the lows and what Marvel's latest offering will mean for the MCU moving forward. We also talk Nerd News, Star Wars, our thoughts on Hugh Jackman returning as Wolverine and finally Chris asks Ian and Sym what their favourite s...

Film critic Chris Olson interviews COO of Medicinema Paul Jiggal about their incredible charity. Learn more about how Medicinema is helping hospital patients across the country and how the power of cinema is being used in such a great way. To find out more about Medicinema visit -https://www.medicinema.org.uk/ To find out more about UK Film Review visit -https://www.ukfilmreview.co.uk/ Hosted on A...

Halloween is just around the corner, and so of course it's time to discuss one of the longest running shows that has offered spooks and scares, chills and thrills, that's is of course the legendary Scooby Doo. So join hosts Rachel and Luke, as well as all the pals in the podcast gang, for a ride down memory lane in the mystery machine! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The UK Film Review Festival Podcast Specials are back with episode 4, which features reviews of these indie and short films:Holestepper (Pisahueco)Finding WilsonChaThe LettersGarageFind out more about our film festival and purchase your online pass for 2022 herehttps://www.ukfilmreview.co.uk/ukfrf Please remember to rate our Podcast on Spotify and all other platforms. Hosted on Acast. See acast.co...

I went on holiday to Canada with my mother and saw 15 films at the Toronto International Film Festival. I will be giving my raw, general thoughts on all of them and my mother will give her own thoughts on each of the ones she saw with me. Do not worry about spoilers for any of the following films, even when I get into a bit of detail I avoid giving too much away. The films that will be covered (in...

Brian and Chris are back with another festival special episode of the UK Film Review Podcast. With another array of short films and a feature being reviewed, listeners will get a glimpse into some more of the official selections for this year's UK Film Review Festival (November 12-13). Be sure to check out https://www.ukfilmreview.co.uk for more about the festival and where to get tickets. For mor...

This month, Amber and Joyce highlight 3 iconic queer films that help define the 'classic' era of UK cinema. Alongside discussing the contemporary issues surrounding their release, they also look at present-day understandings of each film and whether or not they remain relevant today.** Trigger warning: This episodes discusses issues of sex, sexual abuse, suicide and discrimination. **CONTAINS SPOI...

Describe only the good things that come into your mind about...Blade Runner. This week, Chris, Ian and Sym sit down, stare directly at the Voight-Kampff machine and talk all about the sci-fi classic Blade Runner. Ian tells us why it's his favourite film of all time, we look at its impact not just on the sci-fi genre but cinema as a whole and after some surprisingly deep discussions have ourselves...

In episode 2 of our UK Film Review Festival 2022 specials, critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn discuss an array of short films, including Clout, Chapel of Rest, Brother Troll and Community Service. They also review the indie feature film Clout. Find out more about our film podcast herehttps://www.ukfilmreview.co.uk/podcastFind out more about our film festival herehttps://www.ukfilmreview.co.uk/uk-f...

This week me and fellow podcast host Jake, jump down the rabbit hole and chat all that is Jordan Peele, from the recent addition to the Candyman films, to his stunning picture, get out, and other hit feature films such as us. With a new addition to the podcast gang, more sweet treats and Val attacking the giggly wiggle, this is an episode not to be missed, so grab your honey sandwich and bean bag...

Another installment of New Film Releases is here and today will be a spoiler-filled look at Prey, the latest film in the Predator Franchise and the one that positively invokes memories of that first film whilst also doing something new. Give this podcast a listen, a share and a comment! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This month, Amber and Joyce take a deep-dive tour into the workings of infamous lesbian cinematic masterpiece, Carol (dir. Todd Haynes, 2015). Is this a Christmas film? A lesbian cult classic? Listen and you might find out, as highlights of this episode include in-depth discussions of complex characters, an incredibly romantic storyline and... well... Cate Blanchett, of course! **SPOILERS AHEAD**F...

Join film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn as they launch the 1st episode of the Festival Specials for 2022. That's right, the UK Film Review Festival is back with its third annual edition, and in this episode, Chris and Brian explore 5 of the films which will be screening. Up first is the impressive documentary A Manchester Story, followed by the mesmerising short film Another Day. The intrigui...

We are the Fantom Zone! This week, Chris, Ian and Sym sit down to talk all about Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, discuss some of the latest nerd news and get surprisingly serious with a conversation about adaptation in general (mainly which Harry Potter is the best). Please remember to share our podcast and follow us on social media! To find out more about the UK Film Review podcast, visit https://ww...

You want more King chat? I got you! this month I'm joined by co host and super Stephen King fan, Paul, as we dive deep into some of his top picks from the world of King, where we chat chocolate mint, misty bugs and the importance of staying hydrated during a heat wave. For more of our lovely film podcast visit https://www.ukfilmreview.co.uk/podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more i...

Hindsight Disclaimer: Recorded a month ago, the Morbius memes have since gotten less attention and were swiftly overtaken by the Gentleminions in terms of a strange and obnoxious social media following towards a film, which was more annoying for me since I actually work at a cinema. So it's not really in date as much, but it was at the time. Skip ahead to get to the more timeless yet timely (since...

In this month's episode of Gay, Actually, Amber and Joyce discuss films that centre transgender characters and the importance of having authentic trans* representation - especially on screen. Recorded over the major heatwave in the UK, this episode gets serious, sweaty and spreads the important message of inclusivity in cinema. For more episodes of the UK Film Review Podcast, head to our website h...

This week our comic nerds Chris and Ian, with the help of an all-too-brief cameo from Symone, talk all about the latest from the MCU, Thor: Love and Thunder, as well as digging into a bit of nerd news and giving an impromptu mini review of Passengers! Please remember to share our podcast and follow us on social media! To find out more about the UK Film Review film podcast visit https://www.ukfilmr...