Wee spooky special episode for yous this week with the king of Halloween himself Jordan Robinson.

This week joined by Daniel Houston to chat about his short film Bombs Away which ye can find in the below Youtube link.

Watch it, it's cla.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsLE3btcx24

Getting hitched in a week or two so who better to join me on the podcast than my future wife Aoife.

You like faces? You like Freaky Friday? Then you'll love this episode of the podcast where I chat John Woo's action masterpiece Face/Off with Belfast based comedian Heather Anderson.

I am so bad at writing these but I'm absolutely certain nobody reads them.

This week is the podcast return of the Dinz-man. On to chat about a 2016 Korean film called the Handmaiden. As with all our podcasts together there is plenty of digression and gaming chat sprinkled in there too.

Extra long episode this week where local Director Emily Foran and I talk about the millennial woman's cult film Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging. Having far too much craic and didn't wanna cut it short. Enjoy!

First repeating guest on the podcast is local comedian Dazzler Matthews on to chat about the James Cameron masterpiece sequel: Aliens.

Got Archer back in the chair to talk about no movies in particular. First time we've gone in with no real plan other than to talk about casting an Ozzy Osbourne movie and I think it was pretty damn fun.

Great wee episode where we delve into Donnie Darko which I absolutely still don't understand.

This one is an absolute chaotic rambler of a podcast.

Probably the only episode I'd say you could watch without seeing the film, its based on true events and almost turns into a true crime podcast.

Jordan is an absolute legend for putting up with me.

This week I am joined by Belfast based comedian Eoin Sloan to chat about Apocalypse now.

Some serious tangents in this one and it takes us about 10 mins before we even mention the film but sure its a bitta craic.

This week I'm joined on the pod by Belfast based comedian Bunny Martinez to chat about one of the greatest action movies ever made: Predator.

Two Arnie weeks in a row, what more could you ask for?

Check Bunny out on his socials below:

https://www.instagram.com/hombrelobomartinez/

During one of my favourite times of year: The Blues on the Bay Festival in Warrenpoint, I snagged the bassist of Crow Black Chicken to record a podcast with me. I've been going to see his band for years at the festival and have been a big fan of his Bass Guitar Instagram content.

Check Stephen and his band (who have just released their new album Ghost Dance) on the instagram links below:

https://www.instagram.com/stephenmcgrathbass/

https://www.instagram.com/crowblackchicken/

Fourth time is a charm. Ryan Archer joins me on this, the season finale of Season 3 to have a rundown of all the films I've watched since we last chatted. Spoiler free of course.

This week on the podcast old Jacky boy joins me to chat about Peter Jackson's The Frighteners

Once again I have ballsed up the audio somehow but I had too much craic recording this episode not to post it. The audio is straight from the video not the microphones but it's suprisingly good quality.

On this weeks episode I am joined by Belfast based comedian Daniel Houston to chat about Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Up and coming comedian Matthew Dinsmore joins me on the podcast this week to chat about his favourite film The Raid. Some serious tangents in this one, including me losing the plot and delving in to the history of Mortal Kombat.

This week I am joined by local comedian and podcaster Stephen "Soupy" Campbell to chat about his favourite film, the 1995 Ice Cube written "Friday". For a man that is self admittedly not really into films he really knew his stuff about this movie.

This week my old pal Shane joined me to chat about this life long obsession with the Matrix. Shane is half the reason this podcast exists, he told me what microphones and interface to buy and has helped me with every technical difficulty along the way. He also produced my intro music.

Joined this week by Producer and old pal Ally McKenzie to chat about Happy Gilmore, probably the film I reference most in my life next to Wayne's World.

As always, good bit of craic was had and I never know what to write here, does anyone actually read this? Who knows.