Unscripted The Film Show

The whole crew is in and talk Napoleon, Five Nights at Freddie's and Cat Person, with a side of black friday and physical media.

The chat about Wonka and the Friends or Seinfeld thing, before reviewing The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, Thanksgiving and Saltburn.

Lewis is back from his trip, so he talks to Rachele about cruising aboard the Disney Wonder, before talking about The Marvels (in cinemas now), Living for the Dead (Disney+), La Dégustation/The Tasting (at Luna Palace from 16 November).

British Film Festival/British Film, The Wife and her House Husband, Aussie movies, The Cost and Mercy Road, indy film, The Dive. A bunch of stuff streaming on Netflix. We also chat about Halloween, Aussie horror film Talk to Me, and other random films coming up soon.

The closing of Camelot this year, Over the Fence Comedy Short Film Festival, The Dive, Dumb Money, Klimt and The Kiss.

Lots of film festivals on this show, Italian, British and the Over the Fence comedy short film festival. The fall of the house of Usher (Netflix tv series) Upcoming Films, Toxic Avenger & Iron Claw. Also, Movie out now The Killing of the Flower moon and French film “The Crime is Mine.” Love at first sight (Netflix) Disney + Short film – Once upon a Studio Only murders in the Building (Disney+) Gho...

We acknowledge the passing of Cal Wilson, then we take a look at the referendum before talking: Sick of Myself (Norwegian) in select cinemas, Beckham (Netflix), Wrestlers (Netflix), Loki (Disney plus).

The Royal Show, Exorcist: Believer, Ashoka, The CostThe Good Dinosaur (Netflix), Roald Dahl - Wes Anderson shorts (Netflix): The Wonderful Henry Sugar, The Swan, The Rat Catcher, Poison.

Lewis talks Saw X with Rachele amongst a raft of streaming and a smattering of the WWE coming to Perth.

Lewis amuses himself by talking about the films he’s watched - A Haunting in Venice, The Blue Beetle and Dumb Money, as well as chatting about why he is interesting in the next movie from the Saw franchise.

Lewis and Cecilia discuss the lack of film promotion in relation to Blue Beetle and A Haunting in Venice. They also review Scrapper, a British- Indie film which explores a fractured daughter - father relationship. Cecilia gives us a taste of reality with her thoughts on At Home with the Fury’s, an insight into the life of the undefeated heavyweight boxing champ Tyson Fury.

The gang are back to talk all things screen.

It’s a bumper show with all of the cinema things: Blackberry, The Equaliser 3, Gran Turismo, Strays, TMNT Mutant Mayhem. Plus Ahsoka on Disney+.

Lewis and Rachele chat about Strays and Santuary (both in cinemas) plus some Netflix content and, of course, the Matildas.

The gang have a trio of cinematic releases to discuss with Lewis having seen Dracula: Voyage of the Demeter, Cecilia caught a screening of Grand Tourismo and both of them caught Asteroid City.

Lewis accepts the challenge of sitting in the studio on his own to talk about: Asteroid City (in cinemas soon), The After Party (on Apple TV+), animated homework you should all engage in before watching Ahsoka and How I Met Your Father (Disney+).

Rachele and Lewis chat about Star Wars, the writers strike, A Man Called Otto and the Swedish Film Festival, Disney killing physical media sales, Taskmaster, Secret Invasion and Ahsoka not being far away from screening.

There’s three of us and two blockbusters. Welcome to Barbenheimer Deluxe.

Lewis and Cecilia catch up on what they have been watching during a week where they had no screenings to attend: Reality, Carmen and Daliland are all in cinemas, Secret Invasion is on Disney+, Fleabag can be found thanks to National Theatre Live, Rogers The Musical can be tracked down on YouTube and Smartless on the Road can be found on Binge.

Cecilia, Rachele and Lewis pack the studio out with things you can see in the cinema: Mission Impossible: Dear Reckoning Part I, Insidious 5: The Red Door, New Boy, Joy Ride and Elemental, as well as school holiday fun times and a Mean Girls Quiz.

Lewis and Rachele talk about some current cinematic offerings: Exhumed’s Strange Festival in Perth, and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. Lew talks about the WAnimate Lightbox Vodcast he took part in recently, then they hit the streaming: ABC iVew: In Limbo, The Messenger, Queen of Oz, and Staged season 3. From Disney+: Star Wars Rebels, and Secret Invasion. On Netflix: Black Mirror, and Lewi...

Rachel and Lewis talk……Apple TV - Big Door Prize, Crowded Room, High Desert . Disney+ Stan Lee doco. Cinemas - No Hard Feelings, Transformers - Rise of the Beasts, Exhumed film festival.

Lewis and Cecilia run into the studio for a whirlwind episode of some old, dark Disney, some things you can see in the cinema (Revelation Film Festival, Spanish Film Festival, Transformers and The Flash) and some binge-worthy treats (Based on a True Story and The Idol).

Cecilia, Rachele and Lewis are all back in the studio at the same time to talk: Indiana Jones (in your DVD collection or on Disney+), Evie being at Supernova Anna Nichol Smith - You don’t know me (Netflix), Jury Duty (Prime), Renfield (try and catch it in cinemas), Dracula (Netflix), Interview with the Vampire (ABC Iview for you Aussies!), and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (in the biggest, l...

Robin the wonder dog wasn’t keen on filling in for the rest of the team, so Lewis flies solo. He has lots to talk about with the Spanish Film Festival’s preview screening of Prisoner 77, Renfield (see it in cinemas while you can), Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (see it on the biggest, loudest cinema screen you can get to!) and The Little Mermaid (go for the big screen again, folks).