Sometimes your okay with the bad guy winning if it means something to the story, not so much in these cases. When it comes to mystery films the antagonist winning usually spells doom for the protagonist or everything they worked for was for not. In this episode we discuss those cases in which everything fell apart due to one evil mastermind thinking ahead. As always we would love to know what you think and listen in as we unravel the heroes quest with villains that won in mystery films.

When it comes to crime films your always looking out for the red herring and who actually has committed the murder, but what if it is everyone? When passengers board a train that is stuck by a snowstorm, a murder occurs, unbeknownst to the ones involved that a great detective, Hecule Poirot, is aboard and willing to conduct the case. A film that may seem a little outlandish to todays standards is a masterpiece when it comes to actually conducting interviews and keeping you in the dark until the very end. If you haven't seen this one yet make sure to do so before midnight because "the iron tongue of midnight has tolled 12".

On this happiest of Mother's Day we ask the ones who raised us to help solve a murder. When it comes to mystery films there is a lot of slow burn with a big pay off and while thats what we hope comes, it doesn't always land. Today we discuss what to do and what not to do with these "who done it" films. As always we would love to know your thoughts on this subject and ask that you listen in as we check for all the clues with what makes a good mystery film?

Have you ever forgotten something so badly that you tattooed it on your own skin? This is the realization for Leonard, an amateur sleuth who goes to a city to try and find his wife's murderer. The only downside is that he suffers from short term memory loss every hour or so. An amazing mystery film that showcases Guy Pierce in all the right ways with a non linear story that leaves the viewer with just as much questions as the character. A great mystery film to continue this month and is certain because "certainties, thats the memories you take for granted".

Have you ever tried to play detective with movies trying to piece together the puzzle only to still be shocked and then rewatch it? Today we're talking about those moments in mystery films that left us with oohs. As always we would love to hear some of your favorites and listen in as we crack the code and dumbfound ourselves with a-ha moments in films.

The mind is a powerful weapon especially if there are 24 other minds within. To kick of Mystery May we start with a slightly different mystery as Casey has been taken by a man who goes by many different names suffering from D.I.D. When one with super human abilities tries to break free its up to her to stop it. With a Oscar award deserving performance from James McAvoy and an overall really good story from M. Night Shyamalan its hard to not to love this film especially once you realize, "we are glorious".

For the times they are a changin' , surely Bob Dylan didn't mean the way anime is presented but to us it is. Since the first anime there has always been a charm to it being hand drawn but with new technology means new ways to present it. Today we discuss if this is the downfall or the new rise with CGI animation taking over anime. As always we would love to know your thoughts on this and listen in as we go from pen and paper, to zero's and ones with what the hell happened to drawn animation?

Its time to finally check those power levels as we end anime movies with a franchise that has been near and dear to our hearts. When the Red Ribbon army resurfaces only Piccolo is around to stop a new threat joined by Gohan. A film that decided to take the animation in a CGI style works well for this film bringing the classic flashy and exciting fighting to the big screen. With this franchise standing the test of time its exciting to see what will happen next and we patiently wait because, "don't force it. will it".