Podcast Movies To Drink To

Today we continue our look at the Friday the 13th franchise and we're on to part 3 which marks the first appearance of Jasons iconic hockey mask.

Some not terrible news! We're getting a new Alien movie (not directed by Ridley Scott) a Roadhouse remake and the new Batman animated series has found a new home!

Are you ready to zig a zig ahhh"? Today we get way out ion our comfort zone and check out a film that like, 2 people recommend we cover! it's Spice World from 1997. Back in the 90's The Spice Girls were THE biggest girl band on the planet and as a result we ended up with Spice World the Movie, However it's not available to but or stream anywhere th…

News to Drink to returns lithesome bad news, some good news and a look at the 2023 Oscar nominations and this upcoming Hellboy reboot

It's time to go back to our Friday the 13 series with Part 2 from 1981, this time we've got a new killer... I wonder who it could be!

We're back! and unfortunately there's no good news to start 2023 but we did watch some great stuff on our break... as well as The Pale Blue Eye.

Well it's Christmas time so we thought we take a look at something festive and our first TV movie to drink to.. It's the Star Wars Holiday special from 1978. You won't ever find this on Disney Plus as everyone involved is deeply embarrassed and likes to pretend it doesn't exist. and for good reason, it's easily one of the worst things we've ever sa…

Hey, it's Christmas time so as well as some recent movie news we'll be reading out you MUST see xmas movies.

From 1988 come an unashamed ET rip off with more McDonalds product placement than even the largest burger lover can handle, It's Paul Rudd's favourite movie... Mac and Me

In todays round up we review Terrier 2 + Barbarian. plus some exciting news for Friday the 13th and James Gunn fans.

As Halloween is upon us it's time to take a look back at Rob Zombies attempt at a remake from 2007

Today we're taking a trip down the Amazon in search of an unrealistically big snake. Its Anaconda from 1997 starring Jennifer Lopez, Ice Cube and Oscar winning veteran Jon Voight in the the worst performance of his career.

Today we're off to Camp Crystal Lake to take a look at the start of one of the biggest franchises in the horror genre.

Today we take a hilarious look at the ridiculous classic, Road House from 1989 starring Partick Swayze.

Who remembers Catwoman from 2004? Don't worry if you haven't seen it, we've watched it for you.... It's so much worse than we though it was going to be.

As we have already covered Ghost Rider we thought it only fair to give its 2011 sequel a look. Once again starring Nicolas Cage as Johnny Blaze.

Today we are taking a look at an 80's slasher move set at a summer camp.. but its not that one.

At the height of her fame in 1996 Pamela Anderson attempted to make the leap from TV to movies... it wasn't al that successful.

We're off to the Big Apple... eventually.

Today we're taking a look at another not so successful comic book adaptation, Ghost Rider from 2007 starring Nicolas Cage.

Top Gun was one of the biggest films of the 1980's and is nothing short of iconic. so, with the release of Top Gun: Maverick just round the corner we thought now would be a good time for us to sit down and make fun of it.

Today we are taking a look at one of Arnold Schwarzenegger's lesser known 80's movies. Raw Deal from 1986. This film may not be great but its better than Mister Smiths Arnie impression.

How does Daredevil know what he's dressed like? Today we're talking about another comic book movie, Daredevil from 2003 starring Ben Affleck, Colin Farrell, Jennifer Garner and Michael Clarke Duncan.

Stephen King is one the of the most famous novelists in the world but in 1986 the master of horror was given the opportunity to write and and direct his own film. The result was the complete mess known as Maximum Overdrive.

Harrison Ford is the President of the United States of America.... well in Wolfgang Petersons 1997 action blockbuster he is anyway. It's Fire Force One!

Before Scream, before A Nightmare on Elm Street Wes Craven wrote and directed the lesser known, lesser watched and frankly lesser good Swamp Thing in 1982. Haven't seen it? Don't worry, we've watched it for you.

We're talking about another 80's action classic today. It's big, it's dumb, It's 1985's Commando starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Today we take a look back at a criminally underrated 80's gem that quite frankly not enough people have seen, it's Highlander from 1986. Starring Christopher Lambert, Sean Connery and Clancy Brown.

After the success of 2021's Dune we thought it only fair to take a look back to David Lynch's crack at adapting the sci-fi classic from 1984.

Happy Halloween. It’s time to take a look back at 1986’s Trick or Treat. We’ve also got some Halloween recommendations for you and a spoiler free review of Halloween Kills.

‘Still to this day the finest script I’ve ever read, how they messed that film up I’ll never know.’ Ronny Cox on Captain America 1990.

The first in a number of episodes taking a look at the Marvel movies Disney don’t want you to see. 1986’s Howard the Duck, starring a young Tim Robbins and produced by George Lucas.

Today we are looking at a film often regarded as one of the worst movies ever made, The Garbage Pail Kids Movie from 1987.

This episode is all about those films that everyone loves and tells you to watch and then when you finally see it you just think… What the hell was that?!

Sylvester Stallone. Billy Dee Williams. Rutger Hauer. 3 huge stars in one 80’s movie we’d never heard of. It’s Nighthawks from 1981!

Time for a listener recommendation. American Ninja! We are once again diving in the the Cannon Film back catalogue for this 1985 cult classic. We also discuss it ‘87 sequel.

Run out of ideas? Send ‘em to space. Today we take a look at The 10th instalment in the Friday the 13th franchise, Jason X. We also talk about the current legal situation of the franchise and what is “Hollywood accounting”?

Concluding our Timothy Dalton as Bond Episodes, get ready for a Bond film unlike any other. Licence to Kill from 1989. He’s not even a MI6 agent in this one, he’s just a highly skilled individual out for revenge and on a murderous rampage!

Today we take a look at the first of two darker, grittier and massively underrated Bond films starring Timothy Dalton. The Living Daylights from 1987.

Today we’re heading back to the 80’s for some childhood classics. It’s Flash Gordon Vs. Masters of the UniverseOleh Fin Hamilton

We’ve got a couple more Jaws ripoffs to take a look at today. Both produced by Dino De Laurentiis and Both from 1977. First up is The White Buffalo starring Charles Bronson followed by Orca, starring Richard Harris.Oleh Fin Hamilton

Today we take a look at Grizzly a shameless jaws ripoff from 1976 and it’s sequel, an incoherent mess stitched together 37 years after it was filmed and was probably only put out to try and make some money off the names of its then unknown cast, George Clooney, Laura Dern and Charlie Sheen.Oleh Fin Hamilton

Today we take a look at The Blob from 1958 which launched the career of Hollywood icon, Steve McQueen and its 1988 remake.Oleh Fin Hamilton

Episode 6. The Worst of the Best: Batman & Robin by Fin HamiltonOleh Fin Hamilton

We take a look at Joel Schumacher’s Batman Forever, a film pulled in a totally different direction to it’s predecessor thanks mainly to a fast food giant.Oleh Fin Hamilton

50 tons of creeping black terror. Today we’re taking a look at some classic 50’s B-movies action with Earth Vs. The Spider and its 2001 remake starring Dan Aykroyd.Oleh Fin Hamilton

Time for some sacrilege. Imagine a bunch of bozos at a move studio having the audacity to remake A Nightmare on Elm Street... again.Oleh Fin Hamilton

A look at the first Batman movie from 1966 starring Adam West and Burt Ward.Oleh Fin Hamilton

Get over here, crack open a cold one and put on your nostalgia glasses. It’s time for the big screen adaptations of two of the biggest video games of the 90’s.Oleh Fin Hamilton

Remember how great Blade was? Remember how bad The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen was? Today we’re taking a look at the career of Director Stephen Norrington and where it all went wrong.Oleh Fin Hamilton