Grant Nock reviews 1947's classic film noir, Odd Man Out directed by Carol Reed and starring James Mason.

In our continuing series of articles 'The bloke down the pub' tells us all about his favourite Hammer Horror films. In his thirteenth review he's praising the lunacy of ol' Pete Cushing's swan song as that most indomitable of vampire hunters, Van Helsing in The Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires.

Jim Wallace and Jon Cross review the Blue Underground Blu Ray of gonzo, time-travel, western Get Mean. With music by VooDooFuzz! and new artwork by Peter Osmond!

Kiva Ashby talks about diversity issues and female empowerment in the biopic of Mary Kom.

Jon Cross reviews the new documentary on Baltimore acting legend George Stover, from film-makers Jeff Herberger and Lee Doll.

Jon Cross reviews Retromedia's limited edition release of Don Dohler's The Alien Factor on Blu Ray

Jim Wallace and Jon Cross  watch Cell, starring John Cusack and Samuel L Jackson, surrounded by some of the maddest and smelliest people NYC has to offer.

You just can't get enough... of The Stuff! This week Jim Wallace is back in the Diner with Jon Cross discussing Larry Cohen's 80s, fun, horror satire.

New Contributor, Moe “The Weirdo Von Helvete” Porne, reviews the latest western release from Momentum Pictures, Outlaws and Angels

Hilarious curmudgeon, Marc McDonald, joins us back in the Diner, after a long time of not being on the show at all, to talk Martin Scorsese's under-appreciated masterpiece, The King of Comedy.

Matt Farley of Motern Media is back on the podcast! and this time we're talking Cape Fear 1991, remakes, using children in movies, Scorsese and De Niro and so much more.

We are exceptionally thrilled to welcome back Jon Wallace to the Diner and to delve into more Caine & Keaton madness. This is the only film, we know of, that they starred in together - Quicksand!

We also take a lot of listeners questions and there is the usual comedy and music!

Jon Cross reviews what is definitely his documentary of the year (so far - although it would be a tough act to beat) and may even be his movie of the year.

Jon invites you to plunge down the bizarre, fascinating and frightening rabbit hole that is the world of online, extreme, competitive tickling videos.

Yes, you read that right.

This week Jim Wallace and Jon Cross try a new cinema and a new diner to review the old film, Kathryn Bigelow's Blue Steel from 1989, starring Jamie Lee Curtis. They also talk women in genre film, comedy returns to the Diner and there's also a brand new song!

NOT ONLY THAT! There's also a video that shows behind the scenes of this episode!

Don't miss this one!

The Bloke Down the Pub is thanking himself that he watched 1962's Night Creatures/Captain Clegg for more than five minutes and again, singing the praises of Peter Cushing!

Taye Del Val, our resident Grown Geek Girl is back with her excellent video review of X-Men: Apocalypse!

Kiva, our resident, expert, Bollywood reviewer talks about the, possibly too American, film Finding Fanny. A road trip romantic drama with a dark, fun sense of humour.

Jon Cross reviews Blue Underground's Blu Ray release of Venom starring Sterling Hayden, Klaus Kinski, Nicol Williamson, Susan George and Oliver Reed as Dave.

Jon Cross reviews horror film The Haunting of Alice D starring Kane Hodder.

Jon Cross reviews a Nico Mastorakis double bill of Blu Rays from Arrow Video: The Zero Boys and Hired To Kill.