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Sean reviews Gus Van Sant's 2003 film, Elephant. A film shot with real teenagers with mostly improvised scenes, the film depicts a normal day... until it wasn't. Two classmates have planned a shooting. Discussing the film in depth, Sean talk
Sarah's dreams have come true. It is the category to end all categories. Welcome to the next episode of the Are We There Yet? Quizshow Extravaganza Family Fun podcast! We love travelling to fun places but we don't love the long silences that g
Sean reviews Spiderman No Way Home. It is genuinely everything fans wanted and more! Do not listen to this if you are trying to avoid spoilers. Thanks for listening!
In this week's episode, Matt and Ryan help a Redditor break up with their long term significant other, tell you how to talk to women, and discuss a mysterious administrative disciplinary form from the Army that cropped up online in which a fore
The best sequel since T2? Sean think so... Sean reviews Paranormal Activity 2 and wonders how they managed to make pots and pans scary.-Did they use a CGI dog? -How hot was the hot tub? Thanks for listening!
In a quick-fire review, Sean discusses the film The War Below. The film focuses upon miners during World War One who risked their lives to try and break the stalemate of trench warfare by tunnelling under German lines. Thanks for listening!
Sliding Doors follows two different time-lines in Helen's life. Sean helpfully names these 'scum-bag' and 'missed train' time-lines to try and make it understandable for the listener. Thanks for listening!
In an almost unintelligible episode, Sean digs himself a hole when he mis-countries an actor and then discusses comedy (including terms in this film) that would not be received well today.Sliding Doors follows two different time-lines in Helen
On a road trip with your kids? Or stuck in the house on a rainy day looking for something to do? Look no further! Join Sarah and Keith in their awesome van while driving around Australia and see how much you know about reptiles, planets, really
Sean reviews a film about a guy who’s "bought a proper camera, with a big light and everything” and an entity is following his girlfriend. With great performances from an unknown cast and a fantastically creepy and threatening tone, this is no
Matt and Ryan discuss the merits of real estate advice from the Illegal Pro Life Tips subreddit on Reddit before diving into a question about whether it is safe to perform self-love in a world of horny spirits. They then dive into the sordid ta
Sean reviews arguably Jim Carrey's best film and has an absolute blast. W O R K.Thanks for listening!
This is our next "Fun Sized" episode to listen to as you wait for the next regular episode of the show to be released. We have a special guest play the games to set the bar for YOU to try and beat while you listen. Our special guest is a GenX'e
Ryan Walker from Walk The Line Podcast joins Sean to review the all-time Christmas classic Die Hard (1988). Ryan and Sean discuss the poor guy who worked on the floor below floor 30 during filming at Nakatomi Plaza. Aside highlights include R
This episode is sliigghhttllyy longer than our usual ones as we accidentally threw in an extra category. So consider it a totally deliberate, strategically developed and well thought out bonus!Join Sarah and Keith for another round of the fabu
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