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Hosted by Unknown Host · General · EN · 150 episodes
A bunch of Welsh people talking about films and making stuff.
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Spoiler Filled Film Conversation, Hooray!
“Yo Dawg, I heard you like Anime, so we put some anime in your anime so you can weeaboo while you otaku…” Dated memes aside, we wanted some dark, 80’s, sci-fi anime this week and what better way to get our fill than an anthology movie, namely Robot Carnival from 1987. Now, we don’t claim … Continue reading "495: Robot Carnival [1987] Movie Discussion"
Spoiler Filled Film Conversation, Hooray!
Disney have almost exclusively hit it out of the park with their live action meets animation films. They’ve got: Mary Poppins, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Who Framed Roger Rabbit. And then there’s Pete’s Dragon. To be fair, it’s a respectable attempt to recapture the magic of some of those movies with a much reduced budget, but … Continue reading "494: Pete’s Dragon [1977] Movie Discussion"
Spoiler Filled Film Conversation, Hooray!
Only three podcasting musketeers this time around to wage battle with The Four Musketeers from 1974, the sequel to the unexpectedly delightful comedy movie The Three Musketeers. Unfortunately, what surprised us about the first one is no longer present and the film descends to the low brow laziness we expected from the start. Surprising, considering … Continue reading "493: The Four Musketeers [1974] Movie Discussion"
Spoiler Filled Film Conversation, Hooray!
We go back to the dark ages of comic book movies as we tear into Spawn from 1997 and we regret every second. We heard that it was notoriously bad, but we were still totally unprepared for it’s terrible impenetrableness. This time, expect: nobody being allowed to say the word ‘Hell’ despite entirely revolving around … Continue reading "492: Spawn [1997] Movie Discussion"
Spoiler Filled Film Conversation, Hooray!
Get ready to check off your 80’s bingo cards as we scry upon Teen Witch from 1989, probably the most painfully derivative high-school movie ever made; a film so bad it almost feels like a parody of 80’s teenage nonsense movies. It’s a guilty nostalgic pleasure for one of the crew, but can they win … Continue reading "491: Teen Witch [1989] Movie Discussion"
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