What The Flicks Podcast

Exhuma is a must-see Korean horror occult mystery film. Renowned shaman (Kim Go-eun) and her protege (Lee Do-hyun) are hired by a wealthy Korean family to investigate the cause of a disturbing supernatural illness that seems to affect the first-born male child of each generation. 

A family Science Fiction Comedy about a Halloween night in a small town when the local radio station happens to broadcast Orson Well’s 1938 “War of the Worlds”... Oh also, the planet gets invaded by inept and ditzy martians.

Based on a dystopian novel by Stephen King where a group of young men sign up for a walk to nowhere which will leave one young man rich and the other young men dead.

Wile E. Coyote blames ACME Corps and their defective products for causing his never attainable quest to catch the unattainable Road Runner. He hires a nervous and timid lawyer (Will Forte) to sue ACME and goes up against ACME’s tough and confident lawyer (John Cena)

The world has forgotten Spiderman. A very grown-up Peter Parker must deal with a new threat and watch his old friends move on without him as he deals with a new powerful villain.

Prince Adam (Nicholas Galitzine) returns to Eternia to challenge the tyrant Skeletor (Jared Leto). He must prevent him from obtaining the ultimate power.

Clint Eastwood’s final film before retiring. A legal thriller with an all star cast starring Nicholas Houlte in an amazing performance as Justin Kemp caught as a juror in a high profile case and Toni Coulette as the determined Prosecutor both facing  excruciating and life changing moral dilemmas

Steven Spielberg's science fiction mystery thriller starring Emily Blunt is action packed but really, it's a story about empathy and communication but why is all the secrecy needed for fellow galactic beings. Picks up where Close Encounters left us.

You’ve never seen anything like this Comedy - Science Fiction starring Sam Rockwell as a “time traveler” from the future who arrives at a Los Angeles diner to recruit patrons on a one-night quest.

Christopher Nolan’s provocative take on Homer’s Epic, The Odyssey, recounting the trials and tribulations of Odysseus, King of Ithaca, and his crew’s journey home after the Trojan War .

Sally Fields (Tova) an elderly widow and Lewis Pullman (Cameron) work the night shift at the local aquarium and form an unlikely bond facilitated by an aging and precocious octopus, Marcellus (voiced by Alfred Molina).

Sasha (Charlize Theron)  leaves you on the edge of your seat in this survival thriller about a mountain climber who after a traumatic incident in Norway, retreats to Australia where she becomes hunted by a twisted killer (Taron Egerton)

Hugh Jackman plays George (I’m not kidding) a shepherd who reads murder mysteries to his flock. When he is mysteriously murdered, the sheep feel they must figure it out as the village humans seem completely incompetent!! With a huge cast!!

In this third sequel of Now You See Me, a young group of illusionists join up with the original Four Horsemen to expose a diamond heiress who's running a global money laundering racket.

Iris (Sophie Thatcher) is the perfect humanoid girlfriend for her boyfriend/buyer Josh (Jack Quaid). What could go wrong as Josh brings her on a weekend getaway to meet his friends.

A broker (Riz Ahmed) protects whistle blowers from corrupt corporations by concealing his identity through a relay service for the deaf. A new client Sarah (Lily James) seeks his protection to save her life.

There is mayhem in the aristocratic Davenport family as a new servant (Ben Radcliffe) is bonding with their youngest daughter Rose (Thomasin McKenzie) in this cheeky and irreverent Downton Abbey-esque parody.

A psychological thriller and historical drama based on the book, “The Nazi and The Psychiatrist”. A unique and fascinating insight from a disturbing era based on the relationship and observations of American psychiatrist Douglas Kelley (Rami Malek) with Hermann Göring (Russell Crowe).

Ryland Grace, a middle school teacher, played by Ryan Gosling wakes up and finds himself on a spaceship with amnesia and alone. This is how Project Hail Mary begins, taken from a hard Sci-Fi novel written by Andy Weir who also wrote The Martian.

Our favourite soldier Aatami Korpi returns to seek revenge for his brutally murdered family and retrieve his family’s home, log by log to a safe place in their honour. Starring Jorma Tommila, Stephen Lang and Richard Brake.

Join us in our discussion of the 98th Annual Academy Awards. In this third episode we discuss who we think is the most deserving in the categories of Directing and Best Picture. A category full of amazing films.

Join us in our discussion of the 98th Annual Academy Awards. In this second episode we discuss who we think is the most deserving in the categories of Best Actress in a Leading Role and Best Actor in a Leading Role. "A very competitive category".

Join us in our discussion of the 98th Annual Academy Awards. In this first episode we discuss who we think is the most deserving in the categories of Best Actress in a Supporting Role and Best Actor in a Supporting Role. “A very competitive category”.

A Brazilian film about lonely fisherman, Crisóstomo (Rodrigo Santoro) yearning for a son leads him to form an unconventional family with others that have been hiding their deepest secrets.

Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn and Benicio del Toro star in this black comedy action film about an old group of revolutionaries that must reunite to defend their past that has finally caught up with them.