Slam Dunk Cinema

Van and Kase look at action comedy Spy, horror sequel Insidious: Chapter 3, and terrorism thriller Survivor in the final episode of the series…   …before it gets rebooted next week as OnScreen‘s radio and podcast series OffScreen. Update your subscriptions!

Van and Calvin Prickett look at disaster movie San Andreas, internet viral sensation Kung Fury, British rom-com Man Up, guys’ comedy Search Party, redemption dramedy Danny Collins, and fantasy tale Sword Of Vengeance.

Van and Jon Dickinson look at Disney’s sci-fi adventure Tomorrowland: A World Beyond, horror remake Poltergeist, fantasy drama The Cobbler, and animated tale Moomins On The Riviera.    

Van is joined by John Mosby to look at dystopian sequel Mad Max: Fury Road, acappella sequel Pitch Perfect 2, comedy A Royal Night Out, and drama The Clouds Of Sils Maria.

Van and Chris Wilson look at survival action flick Big Game, spy thriller Spooks: The Greater Good, supernatural romantic drama The Age Of Adaline, Chris Rock dramedy Top Five, Iranian political story  Rosewater, and Australian zombie tale Wyrmwood: Road Of The Dead.    

Van and Kase Allen look at social media horror tale Unfriended, fantasy sequel Monsters: Dark Continent, comedy drama Elsa & Fred, the latest adaptation of Far From The Madding Crowd, and animated adventure Two By Two.

Van and John Nottingham look at the return of the Avengers in Age Of Ultron, as well as British psychological drama The Falling, and Sudanese refugee drama The Good Lie.

Van and Jon Dickinson look at Soviet murder drama Child 44, romance tale A Little Chaos, revenge fantasy Last Knights, culture comedy Amar, Akbar & Tony, Western The Salvation, and horror meta-sequel The Town That Dreaded Sundown.    

Van is joined by Dearne Community Cinema’s Kase Allen to look at revenge action flick John Wick, comedy sequel Hot Tub Time Machine 2, drone drama Good Kill, true story Woman In Gold, Kevin James comedy Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2, and high-school tale The Duff.

Van and Chris Wilson look at live action fairy-tale adaptation Cinderella, Will Ferrell comedy Get Hard, animated adventure The Spongebob Movie: Sponge Out Of Water, drama The Face Of An Angel, sci-fi mystery The Signal, and fantasy adventure Seventh Son.

Van and John Coulson look at fantasy sequel The Divergent Series: Insurgent, Sean Penn thriller The Gunman, animated adventure Home, black comedy The Voices, Liam Neeson thriller Run All Night, World War II drama Suite Française, and Jason Statham drama Wild Card.

Van and Kelly Needham look at sci-fi tale Chappie, Alzheimer’s drama Still Alice, Vince Vaughn comedy Unfinished Business, journalistic drama Kill The Messenger, and mystery drama White Bird In A Blizzard.

Van and Chris Wilson look at con-artist thriller Focus, comedy sequel The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, horror tale It Follows, and J-Lo thriller The Boy Next Door.

In a special bumper edition, Van and Calvin Prickett look at the much hyped Fifty Shades Of Grey, Kevin Hart comedy The Wedding Ringer, found footage time-travel tale Project Almanac, drama Cake, hacker thriller Blackhat, romcom Two Night Stand, sci-fi drama Coherence, indie drama Love Is Strange, and time travel thriller Predestination.

Van and Jon Dickinson head for the stars with Jupiter Ascending and look at civil rights drama Selma, controversial comedy The Interview, and Aardman’s animated adventure Shaun The Sheep: The Movie.

Van and Chris Wilson look at espionage adventure Kingsman: The Secret Service, animated superhero tale Big Hero 6, seventies noir adaptation Inherent Vice, crime thriller Son Of A Gun, and Australian anthology The Turning.

Van and Calvin Prickett look at Johnny Depp’s comedic caper Mortdecai, AI drama Ex Machina, crime tale A Most Violent Year, the remake of The Gambler, and retro-doc Beyond Clueless.

Van, Chris Wilson and Jon Dickinson brace for Oscar season by looking at Iraq war-pic American Sniper, music drama Whiplash, self-discovery tale Wild, and World War I biopic Testament Of Youth.

With three weeks of releases to cover; it’s a bumper podcast special in which Van and Ismar look at wrestling drama Foxcatcher, fairytale musical Into The Woods, action sequel Tak3n, musical remake Annie, true-story dramedy Big Eyes, Ridley Scott’s Moses tale Exodus: Gods & Kings, World War II drama Unbroken, Stephen Hawking biopic The Theory […]

It’s the final show of 2014! And to celebrate; Van, Ismar and Jon unveil the Top Ten Movies of 2014, before taking a look at comedy sequel Dumb And Dumber To, family sequel Night At The Museum: Secret Of The Tomb, and Norwegian adventure tale Kon-Tiki.    

Van and Jon Dickinson look at the end of the Hobbit trilogy with The Battle Of The Five Armies, romantic drama The Face Of Love, and Disney fairy adventure Tinkerbell And The Legend Of The Neverbeast; before announcing the winners of The Arnies 2014.

Van and Ismar look at animated spin-off Penguins Of Madagascar, submarine thriller Black Sea, found-footage horror flick The Pyramid, Bill Murray dramedy St. Vincent, Christmas caper Get Santa, technophobic ensemble Men, Women & Children, and Chinese war epic The Grandmaster.

Van and Jon Dickinson look at the 2014 incarnation of Paddington, comedy sequel Horrible Bosses 2, documentary I Am Ali, and the reissue of Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Van and Ismar take a look at fantasy sequel The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1, James Brown biopic Get On Up, Western drama The Homesman, vampire mockumentary What We Do In The Shadows, home invasion thriller No Good Deed, and Parisien comedy My Old Lady.

Van and Ismar take a look at Alan Turing biopic The Imitation Game, family sequel Nativity 3! Dude, Where’s My Donkey?, crime thriller The Drop, and ensemble drama Third Person.

Van and Ismar look at science fiction extravaganza Interstellar, sibling dramedy The Skeleton Twins, comedy Say When, action thriller The November Man, and Russian crime drama Leviathan.

Van and Ismar look at supernatural mystery adaptation Horns, dark thriller Nightcrawler, horror tale Ouija, Mike Leigh drama Mr. Turner, and Shia LaBeouf’s long-delayed The Necessary Death Of Charlie Countryman.

Van and Ismar Badzic are joined by Chris Wilson to look at World War II tank tale Fury, Australian horror flick The Babadook, animated adventure The Book Of Life, musical biopic Jimi: All Is By My Side, British romcom Love, Rosie, family comedy Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day, period drama Serena, […]

Van, Jon Dickinson and Ismar Badzic take a look at the rebooted Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, courtroom drama The Judge, Nicholas Sparks adaptation The Best Of Me, thriller Open Windows, and musical tale Northern Soul.

For Dave’s final show, he and Van look at horror spin-off Annabelle, YA dystopian adventure The Maze Runner, dramedy The Rewrite, Brit thriller ’71, and serial killer drama The Calling.