View Details
Ian and Lewis pick out their top five films from 2024, followed by a round-up of other movie highlights of the year both new and old: from a Japanese horror anthology to a truly terrifying Irish nun.
View Details
Lewis and Ian look back over the films they’ve seen in 2023, including Godzilla Minus One, Wonka, TMNT Mutant Mayhem, Cocaine Bear, The Boy and the Heron, Asteroid City and many, many vampire films…
View Details
Join us as we look back at the movies we’ve seen in 2022 and exchange some lovely film-themed Christmas gifts. Listen to Lewis talk about all the kids’ films he’s been forced to sit through (although he secretly enjoyed a few of them), while Ian reels off the many, many classic horror flicks he’s caught up on this year. Happy New Year, everyone!
View Details
A look back at the best and worst films we've seen this year.
View Details
Let Neptune strike ye dead Winslow! Hark, Triton! Hark!
View Details
This year we discuss a classic Hammer Horror film starring Christopher Lee.
View Details
You think this metal man is fun, but who built it?
View Details
We're all bizarre, some of us are just better at hiding it.
View Details
Merely four months into the year, here comes our first podcast of 2020.
View Details
Our (sort-of) annual look back at the year in film. Merry Christmas, everyone!
View Details
How does the 1980s classic cult movie hold up today?
View Details
A reader recommendation this week, and what a treat it was!
View Details
Listen to Lewis and Ian's thoughts on the the new Star Wars film.
View Details
The duo look back over all the films they haven't seen in 2015.
View Details
Remember when Penelope Cruz dressed up as Mario?
View Details
It may not be the best John Carpenter film, but dammit, They Live is something special.
View Details
A very, very belated International Woman's Day-influenced podcast.
View Details
We give our wildly diverging opinions on the hotly tipped Richard Linklater film.
View Details
We discuss the films of 2014, and look ahead at 2015.
View Details
A movie that, brilliantly, features a cocktail-serving robot.
View Details
We get carried away with making up gang costumes.
View Details
In a belated Halloween podcast, we review this classic Hammer film.
View Details
Ian finally gets why Terry Gilliam is held in such high regard.
View Details
Featuring The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Poltergeist and the utterly bonkers Lifeforce.
View Details
In celebration of Mother's Day, we review Ian's mum's favourite film.
View Details
It's got Alan Rickman in it, what more recommendation do you need?
View Details
After reviewing Fargo, we turn our attention to another Coen Brothers classic.
View Details
Featuring Till Death Do Us Part, On The Buses, Dad’s Army, Are You Being Served? and The Likely Lads.
View Details
Watch the film with us as we provide a commentary!
View Details
In which various oddbods profess their theories about the meaning behind The Shining.
View Details
Let's just say this film puts your own problems into perspective.
View Details
In our third Halloween podcast we look at J. A. Bayona's spooky 2007 film.
View Details
In our second Halloween podcast we travel to beautiful Summerisle. It's all about the apples.
View Details
In the first of our Halloween specials, we review a classic 1957 British horror movie.
View Details
Join us as we pour scorn on philandering husbands.
View Details
This here's Miss Bonnie Parker. I'm Clyde Barrow. We rob banks.
View Details
In which we get all misty-eyed about Spaced on Channel 4.
View Details
I'd love to write more, but there's a Donkey Kong kill screen coming up, must dash.
View Details
The film that inspired dozens of terrible sketches that all end with the punchline "I'll have what she's having".
View Details
A disturbing look at how autocratic and fascistic ideas can take hold in modern society.
View Details
Ian and Lewis stride into podcast town with wit pistols at their hips.
View Details
While Lewis is away, Ian has a chat with his Trekkie flatmate Paul.
View Details
Listen as Lewis waxes lyrical about this gorgeous film while Ian shrugs his shoulders.
View Details
Join us as we let off steam about the things we love and hate about cinemas.
View Details
This week we get drawn into an in-depth conversation about conversation.
View Details
Believe it or not, Lewis had never seen The Wizard of Oz.
View Details
This week we review the second Martin Scorsese to appear on our list.
View Details
Our first Ingmar Bergman film puts us in the mood to drive across Sweden and air our bitter regrets.
View Details
A disturbingly prescient satire on the ruthlessness of TV executives.
View Details
In an echo of the infamous Brick podcast, this week we slag off another listener's recommendation.
View Details
For an almost 60 year old film about a giant atomic lizard, Godzilla is surprisingly powerful.
View Details
We're halfway through our list, and to celebrate we watched an absolute belter of a movie.
View Details
This week we reflect on past glories as we watch one of the few films to feature a chimpanzee funeral.
View Details
For this year's special we've chosen our ten favourite break-up movies. Bring a tub of ice cream.
View Details
This week it's all about skateboarding, darts and drizzle.
View Details
It was surely only a matter of time before we included a transgender musical on our list.
View Details
We both admit to having a massive man crush on Terry-Thomas.
View Details
What better way to kickstart a year than by discussing a film about the love of cinema.
View Details
This year we look at films that are set at Christmas but aren't really about Christmas. Enjoy!
View Details
A film about two rough, tough fellas who bend the rules but get the job done dammit! Remind you of anyone? No? OK, fair enough.
View Details
After a two-week break we're back with the blistering German romp that is Run Lola Run.
View Details
We discuss the Spike Lee classic but get horribly sidetracked by The Muppets and Last of the Summer Wine.
View Details
Lewis and Ian treat themselves to some Gallic whimsy with The Triplets of Belleville.
View Details
Join us in Ian's 'Special Dungeon' with a double bill of Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein.
View Details
As it's almost Halloween, now seems the perfect time to review this creepy Swedish vampire movie.
View Details
We get all misty eyed about this excellent Powell and Pressburger film, and heap praise on the mysterious force that is David Niven.
View Details
This week Lewis and Ian are enthralled by possibly the world's slowest paced thriller, 2005's Hidden.
View Details
This week Lewis and Ian delve into the wonderful world of serious 1970s science fiction.
View Details
The Crying Game is at once charming and awkward, and even slightly irritating in places. A bit like our podcasts.
View Details
Disaffected twenty-somethings face the end of the world in this hidden gem from 1998.
View Details
This week it's an intense and gripping film depicting the last days of Hitler in war-torn Berlin.
View Details
Rat-a-tat-tat, rat-a-tat-tat. That, Listeners, is the machine gun speed of the dialogue in this week's film.
View Details
Lewis and Ian don their moptop wigs and wade into the waters of Beatlemania.
View Details
This week we discuss demon sausage beasts, the short-lived Aquaman film and cross-gender animals.
View Details
Lewis and Ian get all 'I'm walking here' and 'get me a cawfee' as they slide into the back of Travis Bickle's taxi.
View Details
This week we review a classic Ealing comedy which stars the fantastic Alec Guinness in eight different roles.
View Details
Join us as we dive into the dark and seedy world of Orson Welles' classic film noir.
View Details
This week we speculate on what you should do if you encounter a sinister dwarf.
View Details
For our fourth 101 Films Special, we take a look at our top ten comedy films of all time.
View Details
Lewis and Ian finally watch a film that stars 101 Films favourite Tommy From Third Rock From The Sun.
View Details
This week the boys finally have an excuse to talk about one of the great actors of 21st Century cinema. Jason Statham.
View Details
Easy Rider, an almost plotless film about a long, meandering journey taken by two scruffy men. Sounds very familiar.
View Details
Lewis and Ian rein themselves in and manage to only break into song once or twice while discussing 1972's Cabaret.
View Details
The slightly creepy tale of a hitman and his 12-year-old ward, with added Gary Oldman.
View Details
In the latest 101 Films special. we chat about our first experiences of going to the cinema.
View Details
Ah, the wonder of Bill 'Dr Peter Venkman' Murray.
View Details
A blind masseur comes to town, and he's a bit handy with a sword.
View Details
The first Coen Brothers film to make it onto our list, and possibly the best.
View Details
This week 101 Films takes a look at this harrowing dramatisation of the first Freedonia-Sylvania War.
View Details
This week's film takes Lewis and Ian back to their adolescent days.
View Details
Lewis and Ian discuss their favourite romantic films.
View Details
The greatest British film ever made - and the 57th best American film ever made, confusingly.
View Details
Massive nuclear tests have sent the planet spiralling into the Sun, which puts your bad day to shame, really.
View Details
Join us as we review one of the greatest films ever made. And talk about hats.
View Details
Sean Connery in a red nappy, evil penises and a giant stone flying head - welcome to Zardoz.
View Details
Bruce Campbell is brilliant as an elderly Elvis Presley in this comedy horror.
View Details
We ponder the mystery of exactly what naval captains get up to in a landlocked country.
View Details
Lewis and Ian discuss their top ten Christmas films.
View Details
101 Films gets in a seasonal mood by watching this very un-Disney Disney film.
View Details
This week we look at Inception, the Christopher Nolan's slightly trippy dream heist film.
View Details
The story of two egotistical men who love the sound of their own voices. Hey.
View Details
Excuse the croaky voices as we discuss Terry Gilliam's wonderful fantasy film.
View Details
Sadly overshadowed by The Matrix on its release, Dark City is an underrated classic.
View Details
Lewis and Ian discuss the stupendous Chinatown, and try not to give the game away.
View Details
A real hidden gem of a comedy from the former Yugoslavia.
View Details
In celebration of Halloween, Lewis and Ian clamber out of their coffins to watch this 1958 Hammer horror.
View Details
This week we review one of Woody Allen's most well regarded films, Annie Hall.
View Details
Ian somehow went through his entire adolescence without seeing Top Gun. How is that even possible?
View Details
The long-awaited sequel to 101 Video Games That Made My Life Slightly Better is almost here.
