Arnold Schwarzenegger as The Terminator

Here is this week’s podcast, an hour-long chat between Christian and James concerning (mostly) The Terminator. Naturally, we meander across a bunch of similar and contemporary movies, referencing Ridley Scott’s Alien, Cameron’s Aliens, other movies in the Terminator franchise, RoboCop, and even 1980s Yorkie adverts. No, really. This is a shorterRead More →

The Box of Delights 40th Anniversary Edition cover art

To celebrate its 40th anniversary, the BBC is re-releasing a remastered version of the beloved fantasy classic, The Box of Delights. This magical and fantastical six-part adaptation of John Masefield’s novel, starring Patrick Troughton, Devin Stanfield, and Robert Stephens, is considered one of the greatest works of modern televised children’sRead More →

Alien Romulus on VHS

In a surprising turn of events that has sent ripples through the sci-fi community, 20th Century Studios has announced that Alien: Romulus, the latest installment in the iconic Alien franchise, will be released on VHS. This unexpected move has ignited a wave of nostalgia and curiosity. While the film willRead More →

James and Christian got together this week to discuss The Terminator! We’ll have it for you first on Patreon very soon, in its complete form and with no ads. If you don’t already subscribe to our free Patreon, now is a good time to get on board.Read More →

The Wombles on Blu-ray

Remember the Wombles? Those wonderfully weird, pointy-nosed, rubbish-collecting creatures that roamed Wimbledon Common? Well, dust off your satchel, because they’re back in a shiny new Wombles Blu-ray collection, one year after their 50th anniversary. That’s right, folks. Every single classic episode of The Wombles, lovingly voiced by the legendary BernardRead More →

Sergio Leone by Himself

Sergio Leone, the visionary director behind iconic films like A Fistful of Dollars and Once Upon a Time in America, has long been the subject of critical analysis and fan adoration. Now, a new book, Sergio Leone by Himself, compiled by renowned film scholar and Leone biographer Christopher Frayling, offersRead More →