This week we look at the 1987 Arnie film, The Running Man.

It wasn;t well received by Gen Z!

We also talked about Jimmy Tissue and how he got Bingley the Chihuahua from Lenny the Leg.

TV was Celebrity Traitors and looking forward to Strange Things as well as a brief review of The Rose Field.

Music by Andy Dawson

This week we look at Silence of the Lambs, a masterpiece of cinema with a central theme of "The Male Gaze" which is as relevant now as it was in the 1990s.

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Production by Stuart Moore

Artwork by Harriet Pilkington

Music by Andy Dawson

This episode we discuss the head scratcher that is Donnie Darko (or Botty Bunny as Harriet kept calling it)

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This week we look at the extremely beautiful fairy tale, Edward Scissorhands.

But because it was released in 1990 Uncle Stuart gets carried away with 1990s nostalgia!

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Artwork by Harriet Pilkington

Music by Andy Dawson

This week we talk about The Thursday Murder Club.

We also answer the age old questions, are spiders afraid of conkers and do dogs always poo on a North/South axis?

podcast production by Stuart Vincent Moore

Artwork by Harriet Pilkington

Music by Andy Dawson

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This week we look at another classic much loved and imitated film, The Matrix.

Harriet struggles to get her head around it and Stuart struggles to explain the concept of hyper reality, ,ainly because he doesnt really understand it.

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Artwork by Harriet Pilkington

Music by Andy Dawson

This week we discuss the most excellent animated film Zootopia, or Zootropolis, depending on where you live.

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This week we take a cult classic and talk about how it may not have aged very well.

We look at how Labyrinth, instead of becoming a "coming of age" film seems to highlight what a problem the "male gaze" can be