This week, we are presenting our case to the jury over Aaron Sorkin’s latest film, The Trial of the Chicago 7 (spoilers: 1:02:04 – 1:27:57). The lads also discuss the 20th series of a Film Night favourite, I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! Plus there’s a chat over a number of Halloween watches including The Fly, Bram Stoker’s Dracula, The Babadook, Trick ‘r Treat, The Thing and Halloween. There’s also scathing criticism of 28 Days Later and Borat Subsequent Moviefilm by Jack and Woody respectively.

Music:

Intro – Chicago by Graham Nash

Outro – Hear My Voice by Celeste

This week, Halloween’s been and gone before we had a chance to save your souls with our Halloween Special Review of Saint Maud (spoilers 52:05 – 1:45:50). We also review other watches such as The Bodyguard, The Witch, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm and Jack’s horrifying exploration into the Welcome to the Blumhouse features.

Music:

Intro – Monster Mash by Bobby Pickett

Outro – Thriller by Michael Jackson

This week, The folks at Film Night are under no delusions as they reckon they doin’ the good Lord’s work by reviewin’ The Devil All the Time. In other news, Henry challenges Jack on his enjoyment of Ready Player One and the lads have a discussion on the release delays of No Time To Die and the fate of cinema in general.

Music:

Intro – Dream by The Pied Pipers

Outro – Honeycomb by Jimmie Rodgers

This week, we are thinking of ending friendships as we review Charlie Kaufman’s new film, I’m Thinking of Ending Things (spoilers: 22:20 – 1:28:04). We also discuss the plethora of films we have been watching over the week including Gemini Man, Daphne and Sexy Beast. In addition to this, Knives Out raises its head just one last time!

Music:

Intro – Elephant Music by Croon

Outro – Lonely Room by Jesse Plemons

We’re sorry.

Things don’t always go the way we plan so,

This episode is very late,

Which is why,

It’s obvious we spend too much time making clever descriptions,

Because our review of Tenet is what’s important,

We apologise if you read this backwards.

 

(Spoilers: 51:59 – 1:18:16). Also returning for further heated discussion is the much disputed Knives Out, as well as  Zodiac, Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men, Karate Kid and A Beautiful Mind.

This week, we’re battling over Cold War (spoilers: 37:11 – 1:07:24). We also discuss recent watches, including Three Identical Strangers, Brassic,  I May Destroy You, Oldboy and Oldboy (2013).

 

Music:

Intro –  Dwa Serduszka by Joanna Kulig and Marcin Masecki

Outro – Is You Is or Is You Ain’t My Baby? by Dinah Washington

This week, after “hanging out of one’s arse” from episode 157, the Film Night gang are off the booze for this week’s review of Trey Edward Shults’ Krisha.

Music:

Intro: Face by Brian McOmber

Outro: I’ll Always Be Here by Olivia Applegate

This week, our four tight compadres sat down to review Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny. Also up for discussion was the latest episodes of Rick and Morty, Man Like Mobeen and What We Do In The Shadows.

Music:

Intro – Classico by Tenacious D

Outro – Pick of Destiny by Tenacious D

 

For the first time in three years, the Film Night gang are back under one roof, performing their weekly ritual with a review of Rosemary’s Baby (spoilers: 17:58 – 1:03:52). We also discuss the group’s other watches including Gummo, Bowling for Columbine, The Wrestler and Nirvanna the Band the Show.

Music:

Intro – Rosemary’s Lullaby by Krzysztof Komeda

Outro – Last Kiss by Pearl Jam

This week, we discuss Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw (no spoilers, but we do discuss plot details: 38:46 – 57:22) and we are joined again by special guest, Matthew Patrick “Chives” Cartmell. We also revisit some Film Night favourites such as Spaced and It Comes At Night, as well as reviewing recent watches including A Girl at my Door, The Goonies and I Am Legend.

Intro: Better as One by The Heavy

Outro: Time in a Bottle by Jim Croce

 

This week, we’re here to lift your spirits with our review of Atlantics (spoilers: 23:22 – 49:01). Also up for discussion is Will Ferrell’s latest film Eurovision, as well as The Handmaiden, Backbeat and a bit of a documentary debate featuring the works of Louis Theroux and Michael Moore.

Music:

Intro – Body Double by Fatima Al Qadiri

Outro – Jaja Ding Dong by Will Farrell and Molly Sandén

This week, the Film Night lads got together for the first time in 3 years for a few beers, a few laughs and a few arguments. We sincerely hope you enjoy, or at least forgive us for, our first ever drunk-cast.