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Welcome back to the apology wagon! Sorry we couldn't get this one to you sooner guys - 3 films to get you reviews from today a couple of which have only just been released. Lots to shout about - starting with 'Death of a Unicorn' Jenna Ortega, Paul Rudd, Will Poulter all on excellent form - but does the film know what it wants to be? We'd love to hear from you so do please reach out and let us know what you thought of Death of a Unicorn.Next up - the pleasantly surprising 'A Working Man'. Jack reveals a gentle man crush on the Stath and the lads get into whether the art of being an action hero is starting to die out. We take a look at Apple TV's new hit the studio and discuss whether it holds a mirror up to the experience so many will have of the dream job turns out to be a nightmare.Finally... A Minecraft Movie. EESH the less said the better. Chapters for you here:00:00 Introduction 03:02 Review of 'Death of a Unicorn'11:51 Exploring 'A Working Man'22:25 The Evolution of Action Heroes24:00 The Studio: A New Perspective on Hollywood30:11 Apple TV's Commitment to Quality Content32:37 The Minecraft Movie: A Critical Review45:04 Reflections on Val Kilmer's Legacy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vanguardistas have more fun—so if you don't already subscribe to the podcast, join the Vanguard today via Apple Podcasts or extratakes.com for non-fruit-related devices. In return you'll get a whole extra Take 2 alongside Take 1 every week, with bonus reviews, more viewing recommendations from the Good Doctors and whole bonus episodes just for you. And if you're already a Vanguardista, we salute you. Well hurrah hooray because this week it's a Toby Jones show (not a Noby Jones show) and he joins Simon to chat about ‘Mr. Burton'. In this true story Toby plays the title character, schoolteacher Philip Burton, who spots the talent of young pupil Richie Jenkins in the Welsh mining town of his birth. Burton nurtures Jenkins' acting flair as he becomes Richard Burton—taking his guardian's name as the stage name by which he became internationally famous. The erudite everyman as always, Toby chats to Simon about accents, pyjamas, and the future of TV drama. Mark reviews ‘Mr. Burton' too, as well as ‘Restless', a psychological thriller about nightmare-inducing noisy neighbours—or at least they would be nightmare-inducing if Nicky (Lyndsey Marshal) could get any sleep. Plus, A24's ‘Death of a Unicorn'—the starry satire where Paul Rudd & Jenna Ortega's father and daughter accidentally run over a unicorn on the way to visit the billionaire Leopold family (Richard E Grant, Téa Leoni and Will Poulter). Mark's verdict on all  these, plus your correspondence on everything from search engines to The Stath—and memories of the late Val Kilmer. Timecodes (for Vanguardistas listening ad-free): Restless Review: 09:35 Toby Jones interview: 31:28 Mr Burton review: 46:11 Laughter Lift: 56:14 Death of a Unicorn review: 01:03:11 You can contact the show by emailing correspondence@kermodeandmayo.com or you can find us on social media, @KermodeandMayo EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal ➼ https://nordvpn.com/take Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee! A Sony Music Entertainment production. Find more great podcasts from Sony Music Entertainment at sonymusic.com/podcasts and follow us @sonypodcasts To advertise on this show contact: podcastadsales@sonymusic.com And to find out more about Sony's new show Origins with Cush Jumbo, click here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Vanguardistas have more fun—so if you don't already subscribe to the podcast, join the Vanguard today via Apple Podcasts or extratakes.com for non-fruit-related devices. In return you'll get a whole extra Take 2 alongside Take 1 every week, with bonus reviews, more viewing recommendations from the Good Doctors and whole bonus episodes just for you. And if you're already a Vanguardista, we salute you. A smashy crashy action movie double bill on the review slate this week. First up, ‘Novocaine'—the action comedy where Jack Quaid plays Nathan Caine, a man born with a disorder that leaves him unable to feel pain. When the bank he works in is robbed and the girl of his dreams taken hostage, he discovers his physical quirk can be a superpower. But will it make Mark wince? Plus, The Stath returns in ‘A Working Man'--where he's Jason Statham, doing Stath things. That's probably all you need to know... but Mark will tell us where it's at in the Stath stakes. Our guest this week is none other than Gorgeous George MacKay, who plays ‘Son' in Josh Oppenheimer's post-apocalyptic bunker-musical (yes, you read that correctly) ‘The End'. Set 25 years after an environmental catastrophe leaves the earth uninhabitable, MacKay and his ‘Mother' (Tilda Swinton) and ‘Father (Michael Shannon) carry on a life of luxury and denial in their opulent underground shelter—where Son was born and raised, never having known life before. As Father writes a memoir nobody will read, and the family sing and dance their way through their bizarre existence in Golden-Age style, their brittle harmony is broken by the arrival of an unexpected guest. George tells Simon all about singing, dancing, having the most arthouse onscreen parents evs, and how his own new fatherhood has made him feel differently about the end of the world. Plus more correspondence on Flow from our Latvian listeners, the Milennium Bug from ‘Y2K' defenders, and of course Snow White--including a message from a young critic giving Mark a run for his money. Timecodes (for Vanguardistas listening ad-free): Novocaine Review: 09:04 George MacKay interview: 29:14 The End review: 42:54 Laughter Lift: 51:55 A Working Man Review: 56:13 You can contact the show by emailing correspondence@kermodeandmayo.com or you can find us on social media, @KermodeandMayo EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal ➼ https://nordvpn.com/take Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee! A Sony Music Entertainment production. Find more great podcasts from Sony Music Entertainment at sonymusic.com/podcasts and follow us @sonypodcasts To advertise on this show contact: podcastadsales@sonymusic.com And to find out more about Sony's new show Origins with Cush Jumbo, click here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

When we last had concept artist Nick Stath on Perfect Organism (way back at episode 240, released on Alien Day 2024!), we were just months from the release of Alien: Romulus. Given how intimately involved Nick was with the artistic appearance of that movie, we had to be very careful to avoid spoiling anything. But now we've had Romulus out and in the world for seven months (can you believe it?), and we circled back with Nick to discuss his Romulus contributions in great detail. Please make sure you follow Nick on IG @nick_stath so you can see just what we're talking about! // Apple Podcasts: bit.ly/perfectorganismitunes // For more on this and our other projects, please visit www.perfectorganism.com. // If you'd like to join the conversation, find us on our closed Facebook group: Building Better Worlds // To support the show, please consider visiting www.perfectorganism.com/support. We've got some great perks available! // And as always, please consider rating, reviewing, and sharing this show. We can't tell you how much your support means to us, but we can hopefully show you by continuing to provide better, more ambitious, and more dynamic content for years to come.

Harry, Gary, and Sarah the A.I. Bot are back, and this week they're joined by the brilliantly funny Jamie Demetriou creator of Stath Lets Flats, and you might have seen his face pop up in Fleabag plus Hollywood hits Barbie, Paddington 2 and Cruella. Jamie chats about growing up in a comedy-filled household, with his sister — comedian Natasia Demetriou - and how it all led to him bagging four BAFTAs. Plus, author Lindsay Littleson dives into this week's theme: the Titanic! Find out more about Lindsay's work at lindsaylittleson.co.uk Follow Jamie on Instagram here. Harry's on his New Bits & Greatest Hits tour right now so head to harryhill.co.uk to find out where you can see him live.  We always want to hear from you on the show so please send in your jokes, TV theme tunes lyrics, or maybe you have a minor irritation you wish to share.  Send them via voice note to harry@arewethereyetpod.co.uk and any that feature will be sent an Are We There Yet? badge.  Website: www.harryhill.co.uk Instagram: @mrharryhill YouTube: @harryhillshow Producer Neil Fearn A 'Keep it Light Media' production All enquiries: HELLO@KEEPITLIGHTMEDIA.COM Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We were so excited when Alien Romulus conceptual designer Nick Stath agreed to an interview! In this very special discussion, Stath takes us through what it was like to be chosen to work on Romulus, each step as a designer, expectations and being able to walk through the sets he designed. We hope you enjoy this as much as we did! Happy Alien Day! // Apple Podcasts: bit.ly/perfectorganismitunes // For more on this and our other projects, please visit www.perfectorganism.com. // If you'd like to join the conversation, find us on our closed Facebook group: Building Better Worlds // To support the show, please consider visiting www.perfectorganism.com/support. We've got some great perks available! // And as always, please consider rating, reviewing, and sharing this show. We can't tell you how much your support means to us, but we can hopefully show you by continuing to provide better, more ambitious, and more dynamic content for years to come.

We have a veritable guestapalooza this week as George Clooney and Callum Turner join us to talk The Boys In The Boat, Kevin Hart and Gugu Mbatha-Raw give us the lowdown on F. Gary Gray's heist movie Lift, and Dan Levy chats about his directorial debut Good Grief.Other than that, it's another fireside chat with just Helen and James this week as they mull over numerically titled films, shake their heads at the Golden Globes, and wade through an incredibly busy week for movie news. And that's before they get into the deranged masterpiece that is Poor Things, the simply deranged new Stath movie The Beekeeper, and the aforementioned Lift, Good Grief and The Boys In The Boat.Finally, apologies for the slight sound problem at the beginning of this week's show (one of the mics had the wrong setting) it only lasts for the first four minutes, though.

In this episode of The Robcast, Messrs. Daniel & Wallis give their verdict on Expend4bles, the belated fourth-quel in the action franchise. The Stath is back with the Meg(an Fox), joined by series regulars Sylvester Stallone, Dolph Lundgren, and Randy Couture. Also along for the ride are action legends Tony Jaa and Iko Uwais, plus perennial quality act Andy Garcia. But, does it deliver the wham and the bang? Listen in to find out. If you like what you hear, why not leave a star rating or feedback wherever you listen to your podcasts? You can also drop us a line at movierobcast@gmail.com To follow the podcast, head to: ⁠https://twitter.com/MovieRobcast⁠ To follow the podcast on Instagram, head to: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/themovierobcast/⁠ To follow Rob Daniel on Letterboxd, go to https://letterboxd.com/RobDan/ Rob D wrote a book about Martin Scorsese's Cape Fear. If you want to check that out, click here:  ⁠https://www.amazon.co.uk/Cape-Fear-Devils-Advocates-Daniel/dp/1800857020⁠ To read Rob D's writing go to: ⁠https://www.electric-shadows.com/⁠ To read Rob W's writing go to: ⁠http://ofallthefilmsites.com/⁠ To follow Rob D on Letterboxd, head to:  ⁠https://letterboxd.com/RobDan/⁠ Also, check out our sister podcast, Another Time, MacLeod!, which goes through the 1986 movie Highlander scene by glorious scene. Click here for links: ⁠https://anchor.fm/macleodtime⁠  Follow Another Time,  MacLeod on Twitter here: ⁠https://twitter.com/MacleodTime⁠

Hello and thank you for downloading another episode of The Flixters Podcast! On this week's show, The Flixters go deep. So deep in fact that we may bump into Jason Statham on the way.  Just kidding that would be ridiculous. Or would it?  We've got a review of The Meg 2: The Trench, the second instalment in the Meg franchise. The Stath is back as ‘Jonas', Meg Slayer, and he's on a mission.  This film has ‘B-Movie' written all over it, but that's not necessarily bad.  Check out the show to find out what we thought.  On Anniversary Corner we look back at Sharknado (2013).  And if that wasn't enough for you, we've even thrown in new trailers to watch and what you can catch on streaming. Thank you for supporting us and we hope you enjoy the show!  00:00 Intro  02:25 Shoutouts 04:33 Movie News 14:45 New on Streaming 20:33 New Trailers 23:55 Anniversary Corner 26:08 The Meg 2: The Trench review 39:11 Outro

This week's episode of the Empire Podcast puts the 'Meg' in mega, as Ben Wheatley returns to the podcast to talk about his new film, Meg 2: The Trench. This interview, conducted by Chris Hewitt immediately after our Empire VIP Club screening of the film earlier in the week, is a ton of fin-related fun, with Wheatley talking about how he came to direct a film that is unlike anything else on his filmography, emerging from Spielberg's shadow, and working with The Stath. It all starts around the 55-minute mark. Chris is then joined in the virtual podbooth by James Dyer and Ben Travis to discuss the best band in Star Wars, franchises that run the gamut from five-star to one-star entries, the week's movie news including the possibility of Wonder Woman 3 and Scream VII, and review Meg 2, Joy Ride, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem. Oh, and Ben (Travis, not Wheatley) finally loses his cool. Enjoy.

Three podcasting nerds use a computer program to literally create the perfect episode, which promptly turns their lives upside-down. On Episode 574 of Trick or Treat Radio we celebrate our Eleven Year Anniversary with friends, games, classic films, and sharks. First we catch up with old friend Stephen Scarlata to hear all about his new documentary, Sharksploitation! Then we are joined by Rocky to do a table read of select scenes from the film, Weird Science! We wrap it all up with a game of Six Degrees of Sitcoms with the Zombie Grrlz! So grab your double-headed party favor, put a bra on your head, and strap on for the world's most dangerous podcast!Stuff we talk about: Stephen Scarlata, Sharksploitation, Best Movies Never Made, Josh Miller, Jaws 3 People 0, Rob Shrab, The Meg, The Neon Maniacs of Podcasting, sharks in cinema, Jaws, Peter Benchley, the history of sharks in film, Monstrum, how a documentary takes shape during filming, Cruel Jaws, Sharknado, Jodorowsky's Dune, Asylum Films, Larry Fine, Cocaine Shark, Mark Polonia, Noah's Shark, Tied In, Jim Kunz, Patrick Huber, Ben Wheatley, Jason Statham, Year of the Stath, Tied In Film, Spaceballs: The Book Report, Weird Science, Table Read, EC Comics, Anthony Michael Hall, Kelly LeBrock, Ilan Mitchell-Smith, Bill Paxton, wearing a bra on your head, Rep Man, Ronaldo's Choice, Super7, ReAction Figures, Peter Package, Stephen Segal, put your potatoes in, Zombies Grrlz Podcast, Foreign Exchange Testicle, pacing while you podcast, The Exorcist, Roller Boogie, Max Von Sydow, Strange Brew, George Clooney, The Facts of Life, Todd Bridges, Firehouse, the orgy attic, Dr. Chris, Radio of Horror, The Vampire Minute, Rick Jones, Outside the Cinema, Quentin Tarantino, Women in Prison film, Snapper Carr, if you ain't first you're last in a Human Centipede, Bill By Force, Big Beautiful Curls, The Professor X of Podcasting, No Sleep til Monday, The Flash, Sympathy for the Devil, Let the Chum Hit the Floor, One Ball to Rule Them All, The Six Degrees of Wopat, First Track on the Left, and Mission Difficult.Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradioJoin our Discord Community: discord.trickortreatradio.comSend Email/Voicemail: mailto:podcast@trickortreatradio.comVisit our website: http://trickortreatradio.comStart your own podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=386Use our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzKFB Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/trickortreatradioTwitter: http://twitter.com/TrickTreatRadioFacebook: http://facebook.com/TrickOrTreatRadioYouTube: http://youtube.com/TrickOrTreatRadioInstagram: http://instagram.com/TrickorTreatRadioSupport the show

Rob and Ellie from KVIKMYNDAPOD join Flixwatcher to review Rob's choice Crank. ​ Crank is a 2006 action film from directors Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor and starring Jason Statham as hitman Chev Chelios. While asleep Chelios is injected by Chinese synthetic drug by small-time criminal Ricky Verona, which inhibits the flow of adrenaline, slowing the heart and will eventually kill Chelios. Chelios learns of this via a DVD recording and calls his Mafia surgeon Doc Miles who advises him to keep his adrenaline up by engaging in risky behaviour. Cue 88 minutes of the Stath driving recklessly, fighting with the police, taking drugs - including epinephrine, and having sex in public with Eve (Amy Smart) his girlfriend. Crank is a wild, insanely silly, occasionally offensive and innovative action film. Filmed on digital it allowed the directors to adopt a Gonzo approach to filming which adds to its overall feeling of craziness. Recommendability for Crank were pretty good, repeat viewing and engagement ratings were boosted by the sweet 88 minute runtime to give an overall rating of 3.38.   [supsystic-tables id=317] Episode #304 Crew Links Thanks to Episode #304 Crew of Rob and Ellie from KVIKMYNDAPOD​ Find their Websites online at https://twitter.com/historyextra and at KVIKMYNDAPOD - Listen on Spotify - Linktree Please make sure you give them some love   More about Shirley For more info on Shirley, you can visit Shirley IMDb page here or Shirley Rotten Tomatoes page here. Final Plug! Subscribe, Share and Review us on iTunes If you enjoyed this episode of Flixwatcher Podcast you probably know other people who will like it too! Please share it with your friends and family, review us, and join us across ALL of the Social Media links below. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's an all-British affair on the Empire Podcast this week, as we finally get a chance to bring you the interview Chris Hewitt did with Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre director/star combo, Guy Ritchie and The 'Jason Statham' Stath over a year ago, before the film's release was delayed. Now it's out on Prime Video, here's the perfect chance to hear the duo talk about working together over the years, and Ritchie's unique approach to choreographing action sequences. Then, in an interview that hasn't been locked away in a vault for over a year, Chris sits down with Nicholas Hoult, returning to the pod after a four year break (damn you, Covid!) to talk about playing the title role in Renfield, fizzy water, his approach to choosing roles, and whether or not he has a Draclier in him. Ooer missus and no mistake. Then, in an epic pod either side of those, Chris is joined in the podbooth by Helen O'Hara, Ben Travis, and James Dyer to talk about (some of) the greatest arrest scenes in movies (yes, we know we haven't been exhaustive. Yes, we know The Usual Suspects is missing, for one), review Renfield, The Last Kingdom: Seven Kings Must Die, One Fine Morning and The Portable Door and, in an expanded news section, talk at length about Star Wars Celebration and all the news that emerged from that, the just-announced Harry Potter TV show, the new Indiana Jones trailer, some MCU casting news and much, much more. So line up a cool refreshing glass of the Devil's Pee and have at it. Enjoy!

Rob and Ellie from KVIKMYNDAPOD join Flixwatcher to review Rob's choice Crank.​ Crank is a 2006 action film from directors Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor and starring Jason Statham as hitman Chev Chelios. While asleep Chelios is injected by Chinese synthetic drug by small-time criminal Ricky Verona, which inhibits the flow of adrenaline, slowing the heart and will eventually kill Chelios. Chelios learns of this via a DVD recording and calls his Mafia surgeon Doc Miles who advises him to keep his adrenaline up by engaging in risky behaviour. Cue 88 minutes of the Stath driving recklessly, fighting with the police, taking drugs - including epinephrine, and having sex in public with Eve (Amy Smart) his girlfriend. Crank is a wild, insanely silly, occasionally offensive and innovative action film. Filmed on digital it allowed the directors to adopt a Gonzo approach to filming which adds to its overall feeling of craziness. Recommendability for Crank were pretty good, repeat viewing and engagement ratings were boosted by the sweet 88 minute runtime to give an overall rating of 3.38.   [supsystic-tables id=292 Episode #293 Crew Links Thanks to Episode #293 Crew of Rob and Ellie from KVIKMYNDAPOD​ Find their Websites online at https://twitter.com/historyextra and at KVIKMYNDAPOD - Listen on Spotify - Linktree Please make sure you give them some love   More about Crank For more info on Crank , you can visit IMDb page here orRotten Tomatoes page here. Final Plug! Subscribe, Share and Review us on iTunes If you enjoyed this episode of Flixwatcher Podcast you probably know other people who will like it too! Please share it with your friends and family, review us, and join us across ALL of the Social Media links below. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's been a BIG week for our Ali, what with the BAFTAs and all this movie and TV news that keeps hitting the press. Oh, and all the interviews! Including with Jamie Demetriou, aka Stath from Stath Lets Flats, and now the star and creator of a new Netflix comedy special, A Whole Lifetime With Jamie Demetriou. So here's a Friday episode that keeps you up to date with what's worth knowing in terms of big blockbuster headlines, as well as reminding you of the brilliance of our Jamie (not too hard a task, to be fair).

Concept Artist, Architect & Designer Nick Stath joins to share the ups and downs of his concept art career and how he almost gave everything up completely! Plenty of inspiring career advice, as well as some geeking out over corridors and pyramids! FOLLOW NICK https://www.nickstath.com/ https://www.instagram.com/nick_stath/ https://www.artstation.com/nick_stath FOLLOW LEARN SQUARED https://www.learnsquared.com https://www.instagram.com/learnsquared https://www.twitter.com/learnsquared https://www.linkedin.com/school/learnsquared YOUR HOST https://www.artstation.com/dhanda https://www.instagram.com/dhandatron https://www.twitter.com/dhandatron

This episode is in partnership with All 4, featuring Jamie Demetriou and Al Roberts from Stath Lets Flats. The boys are joined by two of the incredible cast of Stath Lets Flats and boy, was this a great episode. We're chatting all about the art of comedy, the bloopers and scenes that didn't make it into the show and just how to write an award winning, laugh out loud, hit TV series. You can stream Stath Lets Flats and many more on All 4. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode sixteen, I'm joined by a true dynamic duo – Spider-Dan and Angry Andy – to discuss the sixteenth big screen appearance of The Stath in the un-Boll-lievably bad fantasy actioner In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Angry Andy's rants and raves can be found on YouTube and all good podcatchers under the title Angry Andy Reviews whilst Spider-Dan has all his links in one useful place via his website https://www.spiderdanandthesecretbores.com/ You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode sixteen, I'm joined by a true dynamic duo – Spider-Dan and Angry Andy – to discuss the sixteenth big screen appearance of The Stath in the un-Boll-lievably bad fantasy actioner In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Angry Andy's rants and raves can be found on YouTube and all good podcatchers under the title Angry Andy Reviews whilst Spider-Dan has all his links in one useful place via his website https://www.spiderdanandthesecretbores.com/ You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

 The Action Movie Landfill is our side-project that explores the classic (or otherwise) movies made during the golden age of sell-through video. The film we have chosen for this edition, is The Transporter. Made in 2003 it is at the end of the golden age but was still a big hit on the DVD market. The movie is significant for tough guy actor and former diver, Jason Statham who had played memorable supporting roles in Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch. In The Transporter, "The Stath" had a vehicle of his own.While not a stonewall classic, this low budget French action flick, co-written by Luc Besson, has a slick European feel combined with some high-octane Hong-Kong style action sequences. The moderately engaging plot serves to move the story from one action set piece to the next and it has a supporting cast that, it is fair to say, are doing their best. We really enjoyed talking about it and hope you enjoy listening.If you've not seen The Transporter, do so before listening to this podcast.Download the podcast here or you can listen to it on the player below. The Oddjob Pod is also available on Apple Podcasts,  Spotify and Amazon.Alternatively, add our feed to your podcatcher of choice. Love the OddjobPod? Please give it a 5-star rating. Like our Facebook page.Follow @oddjobpod on Twitterand on Insta 

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode fifteen, I'm joined by self-proclaimed SuperDummy, but actual SuperSmart, SuperCreative and SuperGenerous, Paul to discuss the fifteenth big screen appearance of The Stath in the anarchic equal-opportunities offending actioner Crank. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Paul can be found on twitter under the handle @PaulDaMac whilst his variety of recommended shows can be found at his website https://www.superdummy.co.uk/ You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode fifteen, I'm joined by self-proclaimed SuperDummy, but actual SuperSmart, SuperCreative and SuperGenerous, Paul to discuss the fifteenth big screen appearance of The Stath in the anarchic equal-opportunities offending actioner Crank. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Paul can be found on twitter under the handle @PaulDaMac whilst his variety of recommended shows can be found at his website https://www.superdummy.co.uk/ You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode fourteen, I'm joined by new voice to the show but seasoned popular culture pro and Month of Spooks maestro Marckoguy to discuss the fourteenth big screen appearance of The Stath in the lesser-known action-thriller Chaos. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Markus can be found on twitter under the handle @TheMarckoguy and his pop culture reviews, including his seasonal Month of Spooks, can be read at https://themarckoguy.wordpress.com/. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode fourteen, I'm joined by new voice to the show but seasoned popular culture pro and Month of Spooks maestro Marckoguy to discuss the fourteenth big screen appearance of The Stath in the lesser-known action-thriller Chaos. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Markus can be found on twitter under the handle @TheMarckoguy and his pop culture reviews, including his seasonal Month of Spooks, can be read at https://themarckoguy.wordpress.com/. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode thirteen, unlucky for one, I'm joined once again by Femme on Film aficionado Ria (or should that be Rant?) Carrogan to discuss the thirteenth big screen appearance of The Stath and his reunion with the director who helped launched his career in Guy Ritchie's fourth film Revolver. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Ria can be found on twitter under the handle @RiaCarrogan and her fantastic show can be followed @FemmeonFilmPod and found on all patriarchy-smashing podcatchers. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode thirteen, unlucky for one, I'm joined once again by Femme on Film aficionado Ria (or should that be Rant?) Carrogan to discuss the thirteenth big screen appearance of The Stath and his reunion with the director who helped launched his career in Guy Ritchie's fourth film Revolver. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Ria can be found on twitter under the handle @RiaCarrogan and her fantastic show can be followed @FemmeonFilmPod and found on all patriarchy-smashing podcatchers. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode twelve, I'm joined once again by my big brother from another mother to discuss the twelfth big screen appearance of The Stath and his on-screen reunion with Chris Evans and Jessica Biel one year on from Cellular in London. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Tony can be found in a myriad of places, but is best contacted through his website www.arfarina.com. You can hear him on Indie Comics Spotlight on a weekly basis and Mandatory Music and CD on a monthly basis via the Comics in Motion Podcast feed. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode twelve, I'm joined once again by my big brother from another mother to discuss the twelfth big screen appearance of The Stath and his on-screen reunion with Chris Evans and Jessica Biel one year on from Cellular in London. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Tony can be found in a myriad of places, but is best contacted through his website www.arfarina.com. You can hear him on Indie Comics Spotlight on a weekly basis and Mandatory Music and CD on a monthly basis via the Comics in Motion Podcast feed. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode eleven, I'm joined, once again, by Spider-Dan to discuss the eleventh big screen appearance of The Stath and his first franchise sequel in Transporter 2. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Dan's podcast Spider-Dan and the Secret Bores is available on all good podcast catchers and he can be followed on twitter (@dan_bores), Facebook (@secretbores) and Instagram (spiderdansecretbores). All his links can be found at his website www.spiderdanandthesecretbores.com. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers. Episode segments Edit audio --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode eleven, I'm joined, once again, by Spider-Dan to discuss the eleventh big screen appearance of The Stath and his first franchise sequel in Transporter 2. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Dan's podcast Spider-Dan and the Secret Bores is available on all good podcast catchers and he can be followed on twitter (@dan_bores), Facebook (@secretbores) and Instagram (spiderdansecretbores). All his links can be found at his website www.spiderdanandthesecretbores.com. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode ten, I'm joined by femme on film aficionado Ria Carrogan to discuss the tenth big screen appearance of The Stath in Cellular. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Ria can be found on twitter under the handle @riacarrogan and her fantastic show Femme on Film can be followed @FemmeonFilmPod and found on all good podcatchers. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode ten, I'm joined by femme on film aficionado Ria Carrogan to discuss the tenth big screen appearance of The Stath in Cellular. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Ria can be found on twitter under the handle @riacarrogan and her fantastic show Femme on Film can be followed @FemmeonFilmPod and found on all good podcatchers. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode nine, I'm joined by the dream team M&M to discuss the ninth and briefest appearance of The Stath in Collateral. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Mike is the master of chat and hosts not one but two superb podcasts: Genuine Chit-Chat and Star Wars: Comics in Canon. Links to his shows and other guest appearances can be found via Linktr.ee/GenuineChitChat. Megan is behind a podcast paywall (Patreon.com/GenuineChitChat) but a free episode can be heard at https://bit.ly/TomHanks1 and she can be found and followed @GrittsGetsFit on Instagram. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/support

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode nine, I'm joined by the dream team M&M to discuss the ninth and briefest appearance of The Stath in Collateral. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Mike is the master of chat and hosts not one but two superb podcasts: Genuine Chit-Chat and Star Wars: Comics in Canon. Links to his shows and other guest appearances can be found via Linktr.ee/GenuineChitChat. Megan is behind a podcast paywall but can be found and followed @GrittsGetsFit on Instagram. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

This week on the pod as a film just like Jaws is coming out called Beast, just minus the ocean, the orca and ruddy great big shark. Instead imagine a desert, bushes and a ruddy great big lion. Theres only one man that can defeat a ruddy great big lion and I am of course talking about big dris himself, Idris Elba. Yes we are talking about our favourite Idris Elba films for this week. And we are joined by the Pointless Spin-Off who know a thing or two about hiding in bushes, Sonny and Rory.  Warning we will be talking SPOILERSThe Pointless Spin-Off pod, went for a film thats, well on brand for them, Fast & Furious Hobbs & Shaw. On this one we do frankly have a good giggle at this this one. We talk about the crazy action scenes. We talk about the creative banter The Rock and The Stath have. Plus we talk about the eternal force that is known as, family. IMDB page As ever please enjoy.Thanks for downloading part 1 be sure to check out part 2.Pointless Spin-Off linkFVF social linkstwitterInstagram TikTokSupport the show

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode eight, I'm joined by Handsome Tony Farina to discuss the eighth appearance of The Stath in revved up remake The Italian Job. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Tony can be found in a myriad of places, but is best contacted through his website www.arfarina.com. You can hear him on Indie Comics Spotlight on a weekly basis and Mandatory Music and CD on a monthly basis via the Comics in Motion Podcast feed. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/support

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode eight, I'm joined by Handsome Tony Farina to discuss the eighth appearance of The Stath in revved up remake The Italian Job. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Tony can be found in a myriad of places, but is best contacted through his website www.arfarina.com. You can hear him on Indie Comics Spotlight on a weekly basis and Mandatory Music and CD on a monthly basis via the Comics in Motion Podcast feed. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode seven, I'm joined by champion of the cult and Angry Andy agitator Dan Bores to discuss the seventh overall (but first proper) appearance of The Stath in the slick indie actioner The Transporter. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Dan's podcast Spider-Dan and the Secret Bores is available on all good podcast catchers and he can be followed on twitter (@dan_bores), Facebook (@secretbores) and instagram (spiderdansecretbores). All his inks can be found at his website www.spiderdanandthesecretbores.com. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/support

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode seven, I'm joined by champion of the cult and Angry Andy agitator Dan Bores to discuss the seventh overall (but first proper) appearance of The Stath in the slick indie actioner The Transporter. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Dan's podcast Spider-Dan and the Secret Bores is available on all good podcast catchers and he can be followed on twitter (@dan_bores), Facebook (@secretbores) and instagram (spiderdansecretbores). All his inks can be found at his website www.spiderdanandthesecretbores.com. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

SerieSelektor #81.

SerieSelektor #81.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode six, I'm joined by martial arts movie maestro and lord of Love Island Chris Phelps to discuss the sixth appearance of The Stath alongside old school mucker and fellow Ritchie regular Vinnie Jones in Mean Machine. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Chris can be contacted directly on twitter @ChrisPhelps78 whilst his various podcast endeavours can be found @cdrealitycast, @vhsstrikesback, @backtotheoff and @ComicsinMotionP. If you like what you heard here, there's plenty more fried gold for you to discover. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/support

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode six, I'm joined by martial arts movie maestro and lord of Love Island Chris Phelps to discuss the sixth appearance of The Stath alongside old school mucker and fellow Ritchie regular Vinnie Jones in Mean Machine. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Chris can be contacted directly on twitter @ChrisPhelps78 whilst his various podcast endeavours can be found @cdrealitycast, @vhsstrikesback, @backtotheoff and @ComicsinMotionP. If you like what you heard here, there's plenty more fried gold for you to discover. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode five, I'm joined by The One and only Blake Byles to discuss the fifth appearance of The Stath alongside multiple Jet Lis in the none-more-so-Noughties The One. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Blake can be found on twitter @BlakeByles whilst his various podcast appearances can be found via the @ComicsimMotionP and @20thCenturyGeek feeds. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/support

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode five, I'm joined by The One and only Blake Byles to discuss the fifth appearance of The Stath alongside multiple Jet Lis in the none-more-so-Noughties The One. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Blake can be found on twitter @BlakeByles whilst his various podcast appearances can be found via the @ComicsimMotionP and @20thCenturyGeek feeds. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode four, I'm joined by the introduction idol, the herald of hype, the Mandatory man of Comics in Motion, Max Byrne, to discuss the fourth appearance of The Stath in John Carpenter's repurposed Snake Plissken threequel, Ghosts of Mars. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Max is the host of Mandatory Marvel & DC and Mandatory Music and CD. He can be contacted directly through twitter (@maxybyrne) whilst his music show can be contacted @MandatoryCD. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/support

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode four, I'm joined by the introduction idol, the herald of hype, the Mandatory man of Comics in Motion, Max Byrne, to discuss the fourth appearance of The Stath in John Carpenter's repurposed Snake Plissken threequel, Ghosts of Mars. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Max is the host of Mandatory Marvel & DC and Mandatory Music and CD. He can be contacted directly through twitter (@maxybyrne) whilst his music show can be contacted @MandatoryCD. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode three, I'm joined by the Comics in Motion Mr. B himself (or should that be Mr. D?) to discuss the third appearance of The Stath in the urban crime drama Turn It Up. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Dave is the podfather of the Comics in Motion Network and his plethora of shows such as The VHS Strikes Back, Chris and Dave's Reality Cast and Back to the Office are available on all good podcast catchers. He can be contacted through twitter (@seattledojos). You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/support

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode three, I'm joined by the Comics in Motion Mr. B himself (or should that be Mr. D?) to discuss the third appearance of The Stath in the urban crime drama Turn It Up. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Dave is the podfather of the Comics in Motion Network and his plethora of shows such as The VHS Strikes Back, Chris and Dave's Reality Cast and Back to the Office are available on all good podcast catchers. He can be contacted through twitter (@seattledojos). You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode two, I'm joined by not just one diamond geezer but two – “Bullet Tooth” Tony Farina and “sweet enough” Tonya Todd – to discuss the second appearance of The Stath in Guy Ritchie's Snatch. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Tony's shows Indie Comics Spotlight, Seasons Greetings and Mandatory Music and CD are available on all good podcast catchers via the Comics in Motion feed and he can be contacted through his website https://www.arfarina.com/ Tonya's show The 52 Love Podcast is available on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/c/The52LovePodcast) and she can be found in a variety of places across the web: IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm8904672/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Twitter: https://twitter.com/MsTonyaTodd Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mstonyatodd/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tonya.to.9440dd/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mstonyatodd You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/support

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For episode two, I'm joined by not just one diamond geezer but two – “Bullet Tooth” Tony Farina and “sweet enough” Tonya Todd – to discuss the second appearance of The Stath in Guy Ritchie's Snatch. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Tony's shows Indie Comics Spotlight, Seasons Greetings and Mandatory Music and CD are available on all good podcast catchers via the Comics in Motion feed and he can be contacted through his website https://www.arfarina.com/ Tonya's show The 52 Love Podcast is available on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/c/The52LovePodcast) and she can be found in a variety of places across the web: IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm8904672/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Twitter: https://twitter.com/MsTonyaTodd Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mstonyatodd/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tonya.to.9440dd/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mstonyatodd You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com) and film reviews on letterboxd (https://letterboxd.com/Iamjacsmusings/). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For the inaugural episode one, I'm joined by your neighbourhood friend and mine, the spectacular Spider-Dan, to discuss the debut of The Stath in Guy Ritchie's Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Dan's podcast Spider-Dan and the Secret Bores is available on all good podcast catchers and he can be followed on Twitter (@dan_bores), Facebook (@secretbores) and Instagram (spiderdansecretbores). All his links can be found at his website www.spiderdanandthesecretbores.com Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/support

Travel Back to the Filmography with the show dedicated to watching every credited film from an actor's complete Back catalogue from past debut through to present day in chronological order. Each episode, I am joined by an esteemed guest to watch and discuss the next entry from the focused Filmography and consider how it ranks amidst their career and whether we can trace any typecasting trends or topic traits or theatrical tics. For the inaugural episode one, I'm joined by your neighbourhood friend and mine, the spectacular Spider-Dan, to discuss the debut of The Stath in Guy Ritchie's Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. We watch. You listen… and, hopefully, watch along too..? Back to the Filmography is presented to you by The Pop Guerrillas, a collective of hive minds who provide spoiler-free reviews of anything from pop culture in less time than a takes to listen to a song. Check out our reviews via Anchor and Spotify or your preferred podcatcher of choice. Dan's podcast Spider-Dan and the Secret Bores is available on all good podcast catchers and he can be followed on Twitter (@dan_bores), Facebook (@secretbores) and Instagram (spiderdansecretbores). All his links can be found at his website www.spiderdanandthesecretbores.com Don't forget to subscribe and, if you have the time, please leave a review of the show on your podcast provider of choice. You can follow and contact JAC through twitter (@IamJACsMusings) and read his diary of pop culture musings on wordpress (iamjacsmusings.wordpress.com). The show can be contacted directly through twitter (@BacktotheFilmog) and please remember to use the #FollowtheFilmography and #Statholution in any and all interactions. The intro and outro music is Electronic Rock (King Around Here) by AlexGrohl from Pixabay. Until next time, be excellent to each other and make sure you take the time to treat yo' self too. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.

Merry Christmas! On this week's absolute unit of a show, we take a swing through the multiverse with Spider-Man: No Way Home, click our fingers at each other with a surprisingly spicy review of West Side Story and indulge ourselves with a bit of Stath with Wrath of Man.

Nihal, Scott and Hayley are joined by Jamie Demetriou to chat about Stath Lets Flats. Plus, reviews of Close to Me on Channel 4, The Tower on ITV and Dexter: New Blood on Now and Sky.

Plus: Zero Star Reviews, Sex Unzipped, Bean Dad, Megan Stalter… and moreWith Brian Logan, Suchandrika Chakrabarti and Jamal KhadarReferences: Stath Lets Flats & the state of the Sitcomhttps://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2021/oct/26/the-last-laugh-is-the-television-sitcom-really-deadhttps://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2021/11/08/is-succession-the-best-sitcom-on-televisionhttps://time.com/6094071/fall-tv-network-comedies-canceled/https://classpolish.com/https://www.newstatesman.com/culture/tv-radio/2019/09/stath-lets-flats-channel-4-sitcom-greek-natasia-funniest-best-show-television-reviewClass and Comedyhttps://www.theguardian.com/culture/2021/oct/12/rob-beckett-you-have-to-suppress-your-working-class-rage-to-operate-in-comedyhttps://www.theguardian.com/stage/2020/may/26/standup-comedy-class-divide-coronavirus-lockdownhttps://www.lrb.co.uk/blog/2021/april/funny-voice-videoshttps://www.waterstones.com/book/comedy-and-distinction/sam-friedman/9781138125902Complaints Welcomehttps://www.channel4.com/programmes/complaints-welcomehttps://www.instagram.com/munyachawawa

Greetings stranger! All Hallows' Eve is finally upon us… To mark the occasion we bring you our latest episode a day early. A shameless attempt to bag more listeners who may be looking for scary recommendations to see them through this festive period.   In the interest of being transparent, those listeners may be left with a bitter taste in their mouth, as our watchlist is jam-packed with reviews that have nothing to do with the spirit of the episode title. James has hardly anything positive to say about Locke & Key, Invasion, or Inside Job. Meanwhile, Dan has mixed feelings on The Outlaws (Bad), Stath lets Flats (Ok) and The Trip (Good). As always, we also discuss the world of Film and TV news but this is similarly devoid of horror-related content.   To ensure we stay somewhat thematically relevant, we stab our way through multiple plot holes and carve out a thorough analysis of the latest addition to the Michael Myer's franchise, Halloween Kills.   Follow us: instagram.com/intheaislespodcast Email us: intheaislespodcast@gmail.com Like us: facebook.com/intheaislespodcast    

The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane Garvey with TV expert Rhianna Dhillon, is the place for your trusted TV recommendations each week. This episode: We hear from Jodie Whittaker about what it was like to film her last ever series as The Doctor, as well as Sarah Snook, who stars as Shiv in HBO series ‘Succession'. Plus reviews of gripping BBC drama Showtrial, ‘The Harder They Fall' starring Idris Elba and Regina King, and the latest on Channel 4 series ‘Stath Lets Flats'. You can find the programmes mentioned as follows:Showtrial BBC1, Sunday 31st October at 9pm The Harder They Fall Wednesday 3rd November Netflix (and in cinemas from Fri 22nd October) Dr Who, series 13 BBC1, Sunday 31st October 6.25pm Stath Lets Flats Channel 4, Tuesday 26th 10.15pm We'd love to hear from you. You can send us an email anytime to podcast@radiotimes.com or find us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @Radiotimes The Radio Times Podcast is produced by Somethin' Else for Immediate Media. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's episode, Lindsay is joined by the Cinema Drunkie himself Robb Antequera host of Action Drunkies, the up coming show The Wrath of Stath and co-host of House that Screams Podcast.  And today we are somersaulting our way through a Gold Medalist Mitch Gaylord Double Feature; with Albert Magnoli's American Anthem (1986) & Sergio Martino's American Rickshaw (1989).  This was such a fun Double Feature to record about, both completely different movies, trying to exploit the same element in wild and insane ways.     Listen to Action Drunkies Podcast Here Listen to House that Screams Here   Follow Action Drunkies on Twitter @actiondrunkies Follow Wrath of Stath on Twitter @WrathofStath Follow Robb on Twitter @thecinedrunkie   Follow Schlock and Awe on Twitter @schlockandawe1 Follow Schlock and Awe on Instagram @schlockandawe1/ Follow Lindsay on Twitter @readandgeek   Please Rate and Review Schlock and Awe Here   Original Music Composed and Performed by Anthony King  

On this week's episode, host Matt Bledsoe is joined by Robb Antequera (host of the Action Drunkies podcast, and the upcoming Wrath of Stath podcast) to discuss the fascinating French film, Irma Vep! They discuss the movie's unconventional nature and the performance of the amazing Maggie Cheung. They also talk about some of their favorite movies about movie making and much more!

ALWIGHT MATE? ITS THE STATH HERE. LISTEN TO THESE TWO NUMPTIES REVIEW.....ahem. This week, Liam goes hunting for a copycat killer with a familiar style in a review of Spiral: From the Book of Saw, before taking a lovely Sunday drive with our man THE STATH with a look at Guy Ritchies latest, Wrath of Man. Andy meanwhile hasn't had time to do his usual TV this week, so puts on his best dress for a review of Cruella instead. Many accents this week. We know you love them so. FEATURING - ANDY ATTEMPTS TO POWER THROUGH THE VACCINE SWEATS - LIAM FALLS OVER LAUGHING AT A FILM HE REALLY SHOULDNT - THE STATH DOES SOME STATH THINGS IN A STATH FILM - CRUELLA DEVILLE UNSURE WHETHER TO MURDER PUPPIES IN SUBSTITUTE FOR CLEVER WRITING - SOME STATH TRIVIA BECAUSE WE LIKE DOING THE ACCENT YES

ALWIGHT MATE? ITS THE STATH HERE. LISTEN TO THESE TWO NUMPTIES REVIEW.....ahem. This week, Liam goes hunting for a copycat killer with a familiar style in a review of Spiral: From the Book of Saw, before taking a lovely Sunday drive with our man THE STATH with a look at Guy Ritchies latest, Wrath of Man. Andy meanwhile hasn't had time to do his usual TV this week, so puts on his best dress for a review of Cruella instead. Many accents this week. We know you love them so. FEATURING - ANDY ATTEMPTS TO POWER THROUGH THE VACCINE SWEATS - LIAM FALLS OVER LAUGHING AT A FILM HE REALLY SHOULDNT - THE STATH DOES SOME STATH THINGS IN A STATH FILM - CRUELLA DEVILLE UNSURE WHETHER TO MURDER PUPPIES IN SUBSTITUTE FOR CLEVER WRITING - SOME STATH TRIVIA BECAUSE WE LIKE DOING THE ACCENT YES

Maritxu Olazabal y Luis Aceituno comentan, sin spoilers, ‘Stath Lets Flats’

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Here at GoodBadRemake, we're conscious of getting up ourselves and using this podcast as an excuse to talk only about prestige pictures. Which is why this week, we're watching two dyed-in-the-wool B-movies. Death Race 2000 - starring David Carradine and Sylvester Stallone - was made in the mid-70s for a pittance and went on to become a cult favourite. Its remake Death Race - starring Jason Statham, Tyrese Gibson and Ian 'Lovejoy' McShane - was made for $45 million, has spawned three sequels so far and Catherine didn't even know it existed. Will either of them quench our collective thirst for blood and carnage? Can any three word review ever beat 'Samurai Cowboy USA'? And can the Stath follow where Matt Damon went before and secure a GBR seal of REMAZING? If you're interested in the team's views on non-remake properties, you can follow us on Letterboxd: Neal's profile - https://boxd.it/1EHhT Ben's profile - https://boxd.it/1lH3J We want your feedback, 3-word reviews and suggestions for any other films that have been remade, so find us in these places: Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Goodbadremake/ and on Twitter: twitter.com/GoodBadRemake And get in touch here: goodbadremake@gmail.com Music is 'Bring Me the West' by phlaala

Mom reviews the British workplace comedy STATH LETS FLATS. Mom remembers her meteorologist cousin Bob Kudzma. John doesn't see why he should photograph his roof ice.

Welcome back to the last episode of 2020, a year that has not been what anyone ever expected and a time where it was hard to have new movies to talk about when nothing basically opened in cinemas for most of the year! However it has not stopped us from finding plenty of news to talk about, and this is no different in our most recent episode! And as a bonus in between are plenty of asides and random rambles, including Ryan's plans on how he will make money from his burger idea! It will all make sense when you hear it! After a couple of follow-ups to Episode 21, we talk about Alan Rickman's diaries, rebooting Short Circuit, another Predator sequel, and a Hollywood Toxic Avenger film with Peter Dinklage! The guys discuss what it means when the Space Jam sequel isn't supposedly an actual sequel according to LeBron James before Ryan ponders the world of the Donald Trump cameo when the explanation for why he was in Home Alone 2 is discussed again.One of the guys biggest issues about over expanding your media multiverse before it grows naturally comes up time and time again this episode, first with plans to make several films in the Kingsman franchise and the Russo brothers future for the Extraction film franchise... which Rob expects will become Extractions because it sounds funny. Coming 2 America has been pushed back 4 Amazon, Phil Lord and Chris Miller are taking on Universal Monsters, and we ponder the reasons as to why the 5th Scream film is just called... Scream. "The Stath" as Rob calls him has a new job with Audrey Plaza, Ryan Reynolds is up to his usual tricks, and we talk giant observatories, monoliths, and German wooden penis statues for some strange reason. The still fake-looking shark from Jaws is now hanging up in the soon to be opened Academy Motion Pictures museum in LA, we talk stunt driving in Mission Impossible, Rick Moranis, Elliot Page, Pink Panther, and a possible video game James Bond series. More game news follows with updates on Sonic The Hedgehog 2, HBO's Last Of Us, Metal Gear Solid, Monster Hunter, and Resident Evil.As we recorded the night before the Disney investor's meeting, we missed out on all the news but took some time to throw out some wild theories on what could appear - some we got right, some missed the mark. But we touch on the live action Disney films, as well as Star Wars and Marvel content including some updates already announced or rumored like Black Panther 2, Chris Pratt in the next Thor, the Hawkeye Disney Plus series, the return of Alfred Molina, and others to Spider-man and Deadpool 3. We also cover numerous DC news after including the branding of the TV universe, the extra cast added to James Gunn's Suicide Squad film, and other Justice League related nonsense. We then tackle last month's bombshell HBO Max/Warner Bros announcement, and all the backlash surrounding that by filmmakers and others in the industry. We finish out the episode with the monthly In Memorium section, look at teaser and trailers for Clifford The Big Red Dog, Tom And Jerry, The Godfather Coda, docos The Baby God and Bee Gees: How Can You Mend A Broken Heart, Chaos Walking, and Cobra Kai Season 3, and reviews on Freaky, the Fresh Prince Reunion, and the LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special! Please like, subscribe, share, and enjoy! And as always many thanks to Martin (Rammy) for his wonderful work on our graphics, www.rammy.at

This week we cross the pond to talk to the man who burns paint for fun, Chris Kennedy. We talk about the differences between the US and the UK, Why he can't win a Paint Assassin award and who's better Vinny Jones or the Stath. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/detailsolutionspodcast/support

This week, host Jesse David Fox sits down with Jamie Demetriou, the creator/writer/star of the acclaimed British comedy, Stath Lets Flats.   During the summer, Stath Lets Flats took home the Best Scripted Comedy award at the BAFTAs, beating out Catastrophe, Derry Girls, and even Fleabag. To translate the title to American English, Stath is Jamie’s character’s name and “lets flats” means leases apartments. That’s what the show’s about - a English-Greek idiot working at his family’s leasing agency.   The scene we play comes from season 2, episode 5, in which Stath goes on a double date with his sister, Sophie (played by Jamie’s real life sister, Natasia). Sophie brings her new boyfriend, Cem (David Mumeni). Stath asked Sophie’s roommate/music and dance partner, Katia (played by Natasia’s real life comedy partner, Ellie White), who said no, but showed up anyway. When she said no, Stath invited his best friend Al (Al Roberts), but the only problem is Al and Sophie secretly love each other. Comedy ensues!  You can watch Stath Lets Flats on HBO Max. Follow Jamie Demetriou on twitter at @JamieTonight and Instagram at @JamieDemetriou. Follow Jesse David Fox on Twitter and Instagram. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave, Frankie and Graeme are back to discuss pop culture old and new, including the new Bright Eyes record, Zodiac, The Fall, Elton John moaning about songwriting and the line up for next year's festivals.

En poco más de media hora nos da tiempo para hablar de la segunda temporada de Ramy, de la comedia que ganó el BAFTA 2020, de la serie de animación Harley Quinn y cerramos con el final perfecto del especial interactivo de Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Todo sin spoilers.

We've got no intro music. And no family quiz or old school Top of the Pops to talk about. So, how will we open this week's show? Rod Hull and Emu, that's how! Following on from our recent BAFTA special, we've caught up with some winning shows we missed first time round. We review the first series of Race Across The World (4:10), Stath Lets Flats (13:14) and The End of the F***ing World (19:13). Plus, Elaine made Mark watch the first episode of new Channel 5 psychological thriller, The Deceived (27:08). Safe to say, Mark had strong views... Our Date Night film is gothic revenge drama The Crow (1994) (35:17). Which became, quite frankly, an excuse to talk about goth clubs we went to in the 90s.

Coach and I talk to three members of Tell City's record 200 and 400 Freestyle Relays and 1997 graduates, Scott Godthaab, Bryce Stath, and Jeff Simpson.

Brooklyn-based and Boston-born multi-genre producer Chris Stath is no stranger to the ever-changing landscape of the underground dance music scene along the Eastcoast.Join us as we discuss music, charisma, and one hell of a lot else. Interviewed by Kathleen Fowlds

We are MKE welcomes Betz & Lex of Walkers Pint to talk about Milwaukee bar business, what they are doing now while being shut down and the hope for the future.  

  For episode 90 Dario and Neil go old school for the film and the format. In this classically structured episode the focus of attention is on the 1994 action classic Speed, screened for the Film at Falmouth 2019 Freshers audience at The Poly in Falmouth. The discussion ranges across contemporary and classic action movies and stars including Harrison Ford, Arnie, The Stath, Cruise, Aliens, Dredd and much more, as well as the film as in service of pure spectacle, the uniqueness of Keanu and the special chemistry he shares in this film with co-star Sandra Bullock. Thanks to The Poly, and Dr Verena Von Eicken for co-hosting the live event. --- Here's a link to Neil's piece on Doc 'n Roll Fest for the Quietus that he discusses early on this episode. You can also listen to The Cinematologists here: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-cinematologists-podcast/id981479854?mt=2 Our Website: www.cinematologists.com PlayerFM: https://player.fm/series/series-2416725 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0RjNz8XDkLdbKZuj9Pktyh Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cinematologists

Our instant reaction after watching the first official F&F spinoff starring The Rock and The Stath.

Hey peeps, this week we're talking about the new Fast And Furious spin-off movie. We talk about how little sense these films make if you're trying to pay attention and how the original cast might not have been too happy about the announcement of this film. I talk about how The Rock and the Stath seem to be the only two main characters that understand that these films are comedies. Oh and I briefly mention the Shaven Twins. I guess I'll let you listen to find out who they are. Enjoy. If you want to check out further blogs that I've written then you can visit them here... http://ademonsvoice.blogspot.com And most importantly, again, don't forget to follow me on twitter here... https://twitter.com/ADemonsVoice Of course some of you might not be on twitter in which case I've got Facebook for you... https://www.facebook.com/ademonsvoice/ Cheers!

We go to the jungle, the concrete jungle and Hollywood jungle in this Trailer Talk episode; as we pay attention to an adventure, an action and a thriller offering out soon in the cinema.The King has risen again as Donald Glover paws forward in a remake of Disney classic. We are between The Rock and The Stath place in another Fast And Furious action movie.There is also the nostalgic arrival of Quentin Tarantino's 9th film that promises to be the "new" HEAT, by pairing two of Hollywoods behemoths as leads. Will there be ratings or slating, have a listen to find out!#DonaldGlover, #Beyonce, #Remake, #TheRock, #TheStath, #TheFastAndFurious, #BradPitt, #LeonardoDiCaprio, #QuentinTarantino

You called us with your tidbits! Darren Purchese didn’t get an email back from Chrissie; Tony Martin takes on Ross Noble’s Stath impersonation; Mark and Martha from MAFS shared their feelings about their time of Married At First Sight, Mark is single, and Martha hates Melbourne; we staged an intervention for Nicolas Cage! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In honor of the 2019 Golden Globes, the group discusses their favorite action hero actor, their die-hard actor, and the one whose movies they will never watch. 

With a bloated budget, an international cast headed by, none other than, The Stath and a plot that sounds like it was ripped from the notes at a SYFY Channel Producer's brainstorm, Jon Cross and Jim Wallace take in The Meg!Can a film be called a Summer sleeper hit if it clearly went money crazy with its advertising? I don't know but it certaily came out of nowhere and became quite the must-see, giant shark movie of our age - giving Statham a giant, bulbous hit all of his very own! Your hosts discuss the film, Jason Statham, Texas eggs, disgusting cinemas, uncomfortable seats, pokey diner tables and much much more!CONTACT US and give us feedback at aftermoviediner@gmail.com, Call us on 347 669 0053 or leave us a voicemail from your computer at www.speakpipe.com/aftermoviediner 

This week - Stath Lets Flats Series 1 Episode 1Stath Lest Flats is a brand new E4 sitcom, written by and starring one of the UK's leading young character comedians, Jamie Demetriou (Fleabag, Paddington) - described by the Independent as 'a Steve Coogan in the making.' Main character Stath is a chaotic but well-meaning lettings agent, working for his Greek-Cypriot father in North London. Across the series, Stath tries to prove himself a worthy heir to the family business, 'Michael and Eagle', despite his epic incompetence and divisive personality.Against the backdrop of London's property market, Stath is a highly original workplace comedy with family at its heart, which offers a unique glimpse of Greek-Cypriot life in the city. The series is co-written by Robert Popper (Friday Night Dinner) and directed by Tom Kingsley, director of BAFTA nominated feature Black Pond.Stath Lets Flats is available on All4 https://bit.ly/2MyCnQ6 and DVD.The Comedy Slab Podcast with Adrian Lacey & Shane O'Connor is available on Apple Podcasts, Spreaker, Stitcher, iHeart Radio and Youtube.Subscribe for a new episode each Monday.We're @ComedySlab on Twitter and @ComedySlab Facebook.

The Legend of Cedric Graham's been practising his terrible Jason Statham impersonation for a whole week, but in the end it's Mark who covers the Stath's shark-'em-up The Meg. Rob, Aidan and Graham, meanwhile, turn their attention to Michael Lehmann's cult classic Heathers, now back in cinemas for its thirtieth anniversary. Is it still so very, or has it accrued some damage? A full Off the Shelf sees Rob looking at an uncharacteristic film by one of his favourite directors - Hirokazu Koreeda - in Arrow Academy's new release The Third Murder, Graham goes in the slammer with Frank Sinatra and Leslie Howard in The Premium Collection's triple-format release of Von Ryan's Express, and Aidan initiates our new feature Devil's Advocate. For its first run-out, we're asking a question that could result in fisticuffs: is David Fincher's Fight Club really any good? Apologies for the background noise this week, Rob's water tank was kicking out all sorts of noise. It shouldn't stop you from enjoying this week's packed episode. If you did, subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and consider giving us a rating on iTunes. Or head over to our PATREON. Join us next week as we tackle our latest director's lottery episode, who is the director in question - you'll have to listen to find out. #Podcast #Movies #Films #Reviews #CinemaEclectica #Eclectica #TheGeekShow #TheMeg #JasonStatham #DavidFincher #FightClub #Heathers #1980s #TheThirdMurder #ArrowAcademy #FrankSinatra #VonRyansSxpress #HirokazuKoreeda #DirectorsLottery

Joining us this week is creator and star of upcoming series Stath Lets Flats Jamie Demetriou who stars as the inept Stath, who works at a dodgy London lettings agency run by his father. We do a deep dive into the creation of the series as Jamie reveals his writing process alongside Friday Night Dinner creator Robert Popper and Marcus reveals his experience as a lettings agent when he was just a young whippersnapper. We also find out what it’s like working with animals, pigeons to be specific, and where Jamie will be watching the show when the first episode airs.This podcast contains a paid for advertorial.Subscribe on iTunes: iTunes.com/LowerYourExpectationsSubscribe on Android: SubscribeOnAndroid.com/MarcusButler.net/rssSubscribe to Marcus on YouTube: YouTube.com/MarcusButlerFollow @MarcusButler & @MattViney12 wherever you can find us! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this weeks episode of Theatrical Cut, we talk all things Stath! Sonja and Terry are joined by special guest Dan from the mother pod TMTOOH. The 3 of us get all hot and sweaty discussing our favourite action hero and his best films, scenes and quotes. We love Jason Statham!

This week, four movies made from TV shows. We start with tour de force The Untouchables (1987), written by David Mamet, directed by Brian De Palma, music by Ennio Morricone. Then Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones square off in The Fugitive (1993); a high-stakes chase that grinds to a slow end. Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu are strong independent women in skimpy outfits in Charlie’s Angels (2000). Generation-subverting, meta-breaking bro-fest 21 Jump Street (2012) puts thirty-somethings Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum back into high school.Also: Joe does every accent going in 1930’s Chicago. We guess what the porn remake of The Untouchables would be. Joe refuses to fat shame a baby. The Stath punches a shark. I’ll have the McG please. Dee explains Jiggle TV. Joe doesn’t want help remembering John Candy’s career. We play a game of “... the Movie!”

On this week's thrilling installment, Marc and Ian chow down on Sausage Party, get some hot Stath injections with Mechanic Resurrection, Ian follows through with his promise to watch Jen & The Holograms and Marc continues to make poor film choices. @ianloring @dudefozz @dudeandamonkey   dudeandamonkey@gmail.com

This week's show we have fantastic music from Amy Lynn and the Gunshow a New York songstress with an awesome RnB, jazz backing band, then we have talking genitals with our new 'randomly call Jamie Jenkins' segment, then we learn all about The Stath, The Hammer and 2 new, great indie movies from Jason Hewlett and John Fallon.You won't want to miss this one, it's jam packed, funny and fresh despite me being hollow, miserable and tired!! ENJOY!

Fully hair headed, Steven Hurst and Staham stalker, Suzanne King tackle the filmography of the Stath only to find themselves talking about his bald head and his often naked body. Spoilers are bound to pop up.