Does Martin Scorsese really get to decide if the Marvel or movies are art? Does it really matter?

We cannot possibly be expected to live in a world with this many Hollywood Chrises. It’s not right.

What do vampires say about our relationship with death? And why is Brad Pitt so sad in Interview with the Vampire?

Linkin Park’s Hybrid Theory turns 20 this month. This podcast is on it’s 20th episode. Synergy, baby!

Robert Pattinson - man, myth, legend. Possible on-screen cryptid.

We talk to Sports Bra’s Zoe Lane about child stardom, olive oil and Frankie Muniz. It is chaos.

Whatever ever happened to the egalitarian promise of the internet?

We all know cool guys don’t look at explosions, but what makes them so cool to begin with?

Keanu Reeves says “Solidarity forever. Workers united will never be divided.”

Did you know people downloaded those weird games they advertise on Instagram? Because I didn’t.

We’re revisiting Jennifer’s Body over a decade on to see why everyone was so mean about it. (Spoilers: Its misogyny.)

This week we talk to Midnight Double Feature host, Zoheb Ali, about his guilty please, 1999 classic, Deep Blue Sea.

Is Fifty Shades of Grey actually a bit good? Maybe.

What does our grim obsession with true crime say about us as an audience?

The ‘No Girls Allowed’ sign fell off the clubhouse, and boys on the internet are mad about it.

What should we do with all the love and violence Lana Del Rey has to offer us?

Magic Mike is the greatest film ever made. No further questions.

Everyone has some sort of guilty pleasure - something in their browser history they won’t share. We chat to artist and friend of the pod, Jamie Preisz about his.

Could we survive a night of blood-soaked mayhem? Probably not. We’re very bad at cardio.

Do aliens exist? Did man really land on the moon? Is Elvis really dead?