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S15E28 – MC BoJo’s Christmas Rap

Archaeon 05/11/2018

We apologise for the lateness of this episode – EGX happened so please look forward to our coverage of the event. Anyway, Rob joins Producer Rob for another jaunt through the strange hinterlands of science, technology, culture and society where oddities tower like … well … very odd things really […]

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If Beale Street Could Talk – London Film Festival 2018

George Hardy 24/10/2018
If Beale Street Could Talk – London Film Festival 2018

“I am equally moved by that moment in Jim Jarmusch’s Mystery Train when the young Japanese couple arrive in the train station in Memphis only to encounter what appears to be a homeless black man, a drifter, but who turns to them and speaks in Japanese. The interaction takes only a moment, […]

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Roma to Peterloo – London Film Festival 2018

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Roma to Peterloo – London Film Festival 2018

In Alfonso Cuaron’s Roma, two of the main characters are briefly caught in the middle of Mexico City during a massacre. The event is not named, the perpetrators barely identified except for one specific, named (fictional) character, who we have seen in a few earlier scenes. It is brief and […]

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Wild Rose – London Film Festival 2018

George Hardy 18/10/2018
Wild Rose – London Film Festival 2018

“No black ties (far from it!). Although members may complain about the ticket prices, they are at least no higher than ordinary West End cinemas— which, considering the expense of putting on a film festival, is more than reasonable. We are non-competitive, feeling that it is impossible to choose […] […]

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Classic Film Kid: A Series Of Unfortunate Events (Season 2)

Alex Paine 08/10/2018

CONTAINS SPOILERS Misery and despair comes knocking for the Baudelaires once again. Oh boy. Hi, wonderful people of the Internet! Today I will be continuing my reviews of the adaptations of A Series Of Unfortunate Events. I’ve already discussed the first season of Netflix’s version, so now what do you […]

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Myrkas of the World Unite: Is Doctor Who Posh? (Part 2)

Graham Williamson 06/10/2018

The classic series of Doctor Who ended on a council estate, and the revived series began on one. It’s tempting to see the choice of location as a subtle reassurance that Doctor Who was picking up where it left off. The impression was strengthened when Rona Munro, the writer of […]

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Myrkas of the World Unite: Is Doctor Who Posh? (Part 1)

Graham Williamson 29/09/2018

Once more, Doctor Who fans look forward to a historic event set to change everything about their favourite show. For the first time, the Doctor will have a Yorkshire accent. And also be female, but let’s focus on what matters. Joking aside, Jodie Whittaker’s decision to keep her just-outside-Huddersfield twang […]

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Classic Film Kid: 12 Angry Men

Alex Paine 19/09/2018

SPOILER WARNING Hi once again people, it’s the Classic Film Kid here with another film review. Today we are looking at one of the true classics, and that is Sidney Lumet’s 12 Angry Men. This film stars Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb, Ed Begley, and Jack Warden as just 4 […]

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4-Panel 151 – The Monkeys Have Unionised?

Archaeon 14/09/2018

The Prodigal Mick rejoins Andrew and Producer Rob for this week’s episode of the comics and manga podcast that can only be spoken about in hushed whispers (preferably somewhere reasonably deserted and covered in heavy fog). So what’s in store for these agents of graphic literature mayhem? Well, there’s casting […]

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A Series Of Unfortunate Events Season 1: Classic Film Kid

Alex Paine 06/09/2018

CONTAINS SPOILERS “A Series Of Unfortunate Events: one of the most miserable and dour collections of children’s books ever written. So please someone tell me why this is so incredibly entertaining”? Hey guys, and I’m back with another review. This time, I’m doing a review of a TV show. I […]

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