Just when you thought it was safe to put your earbuds back in, the boys are back! Only now they're relegated to working at the local dump with nothing but a plasma-screen TV and a suspiciously decent multi-region blu-ray player to keep them entertained, they're determined to make the best of a bad situation. Is Speed Racer really the best way to go about that? Only one way to find out!

The boys have once again found themselves in a dark and shady place, only this time, it's not by their own doing. This can mean only one thing - that's right, the Raggman is back in town and it's time to play a game. Theydies and germs, it's time for another round of Kino Quizferno!

The most sacred of traditions must be upheld, so the boys are back once again with yet another festive slice of Kino goodness. Finally rounding off the Black Christmas trilogy by delving into the OG film that spawned an ill-fated 'franchise', as well as the black comedy classic Gremlins.

It's finally over, Marc's prolonged torture of Aidan has finally come to an End... A Halloween End if you will. We'll see ourselves out.

In honour of Doctor Who's 60th anniversary, Aidan is taking Marc by the hand and leading him on a journey through time and space - mostly to subject him to the Doctor's bizarre cinematic outings. They're not alone in this quest either, as they're joined by known Who-lover Jack Gamble.

Marc's continual torture of Aidan continues, only this time they're taking a hard left-turn into the realm of Zombieween.

It's been a while, but the lads are back to finish what they started - that's right folks, the much-awaited conclusion to their endless discussion of the Nolan Batman movies. Joined once again by Gotham's nastiest criminal Abdel Belabes, we dive into the epic mess that is The Dark Knight Rises.

Once again saddened by the passing of a film legend, the boys are here to celebrate the works of mad genius William Friedkin.

Always ones to sing the praises of the weirdo-queers of the world, this week the boys are paying tribute to the late, great Paul Reubens. One of the American cinema's finest character actors that gave us the likes of perputal man-child Pee Wee Herman, scruffy vampire Amilyn and the flatulent freak Spleen to name but a few.

It's finally here! The biggest cultural touchstone of this generation since Cats (2019). The boys have both Barben'd and Heim'd and are joined by the illustrious Evan Tudno-Jones to take on this years biggest slice of cinematic pie.