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Happy Holidays and Happy New Years to you all On this episode of Cinema Recap, Mark and John are joined by guest The Vern to discuss their favorite movies of 2018. Was it A Star is Born, Hereditary, Mission Impossible: Fallout, Deadpool 2, Searching or something else? Listen and find out. We will be back in 2019, and we thank you so much for your support.

Turn up the fire, pour yourself a cup of nog, and join Elwood and Lackey as they travel back to the late ’70s for a pair of holiday specials—one sublime, one ridiculous—from beloved creators Jim Henson and George Lucas. In this episode, we discuss: Emmet Otter’s Jug Band Christmas (1978): The good-hearted but impoverished Emmet Otter joins a jug-band in an attempt to win a $50 prize in a holiday talent contest and buy a nice Christmas present for his Ma. Unbeknownst to him, Ma has also entered the contest and hopes to buy Emmet a fancy guitar with the prize money. Directed by Jim Henson, this adaptation of Russell Hoban’s classic story features performances by legendary Muppet performers Henson, Frank Oz, and Jerry Nelson, and songs by Paul Williams. The Star Wars Holiday Special (1978):  It’s Life Day on the the Wookiee homeworld, and Chewbacca’s family anxiously waits for the arrival of the Millennium Falcon. This notoriously awful one-off special was never repeated since its original broadcast, and is m

2018 is coming to an end very soon! It's time to look back at what we've played & reviewed together and share out Top 10. Thanks for watching. Share in the comments which games you played this year (doesn't have to be 2018 release) that you loved.

It's once again the happiest time of the year as we celebrate another Kaiju Christmas, this time checking out the final part of the 90's Gamera trilogy. We also reveal our top episodes as well as the lows for 2018, while Stephen also discusses the films which made the easternKicks 2018 best of list. Plus much more!!

Hello, and welcome to another episode of Cinema Recall. On today's show Chris and Mike from Casual Cinecast podcast join The Vern to discuss Oscar winning actress Tilda Swinton and her filmography. Listen as they talk about their favorite moments and stay to the end where they list upcoming projects in which they would like her to act. It's a fun show that we hope you'll enjoy. Check out Casual Cinecast over on their site https://casualcinemedia.com/

Howdy ho! It’s time for a festive themed episode of TV Good Sleep Bad! Gee, it sure does smell all nice and flowery! In this episode, we discuss: South Park 1.09, “Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo” (1997): The residents of South Park struggle to stage a Christmas play that won’t offend anyone, while Kyle starts talking to a piece of holiday-themed fecal matter. South Park 8.14, “A Woodland Critter Christmas” (2004): A group of woodland critters entreat Stan to help them save their Christmas, with disastrous consequences.

It may have been a slow week at the box office last week, however, hosts John Bonham and Mark Jackson have a lot to discuss on this episode of Cinema Recap. First they discuss the recent trailer for Avengers: End Game, the casting of Rami Malek as the next possible villain in the new James Bond feature and Kevin Hart stepping down from hosting the Oscars. After that Mark gives his review of director Alfonso Cuarón's latest movie Roma. Later on both hosts discuss the recent Golden Globe nominations.  Thank you very much for listening and for your support, too. 

On this short episode of Cinema Recall, I discuss three movies that were snubbed from being nominated at the Golden Globes, as well as discuss a few nominations I like and a few I didn't. It's a snack-sized episode for you to enjoy before our next full one posts next week.

This week on Cinema Recap, John and Mark give a detailed breakdown with their thoughts on Creed II, and give a full preview of movies to come in December.

You are entering the vicinity of an area adjacent to a location. The kind of place where there might be a monster, or some kind of weird mirror. These are just examples; it could also be something much better ... this is the TV Good Sleep Bad Twilight Zone special. Eye of the Beholder – Season 2 Ep: 6 Janet Tyler has just undergone her eleventh treatment in her attempts to look normal, but what horrors lie under the bandages, especially with the doctors referring to her face as a “Pitiful twisted lump of flesh” and just why do we never see the faces of the doctors treating her? The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street – Season 1 Ep: 22 The quiet suburb of Maple Street is thrown into chaos as mistrust grows between the residents when a roar and flash of light turn off the power to the street with the exception of one house. Are there aliens amongst them or is it pure paranoia?

Welcome back everyone to another episode of Cinema Recap. Mark and John rundown last week's box office news and give reviews of Widows, Robin Hood, Instant Family and Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. They also discuss the potential for box office success of The Lion King remake. 

Recently the BBC ran a critics polls about the greatest foreign language of all time of which about 25% of were are Asian in origin. But did this poll really reflect the best in Asian cinema or was it a collection of safe choices and art house fare? In this bonus podcast episode, Elwood and Stephen look at the Asian cinema that made their list while also weighing in with their thoughts on what should have made the list.

On this episode, The Vern reviews a unique horror movie. The Dark tells the story of a friendship between a boy and monster that skewers all expectations. It does something that most other movies in the genre rarely do and that is tug at your heart. Listen to The Vern's review and stay after for his exclusive interview with actor Toby Nichols.

The Vern is joined by Matthew Stewart of The Simplistic Reviews Podcast to discuss both versions of Suspiria.  First up is Dario Argento's 1977 feature with its beautiful visuals eerie score, but bad dubbing. After that they dive deep into the mystery of Luca Guadagnino's adaptation, which like the original is great to look at but maybe hard to understand for some viewers. Both versions have a lot to offer audiences but which one did they like more. Listen and find out.

Elwood and Stephen knuckle up for one of the most brutal martial arts movies of the year as they check out Timo Tjahjanto's The Night Comes For Us, which recently got picked up by Netflix and is already being heralded as the spiritual successor to The Raid. Also questioning violence in action cinema has gone too far, what happened to the Thai cinema boom as well as reveal the anime equivalent of Game of Thrones plus much more

Mark and John are back to discuss the top grossing movies of last week. They begin by paying tribute to Stan Lee, the creator of Spider-Man, X-Men, Incredible Hulk, and most of the Marvel universe. Also they discuss casting/director news on Doctor Sleep (the sequel to The Shining). Not only that but reviews of holiday movies The Grinch and Nutcracker & the Four Realms. The Vern stops in to discuss Suspiria (2018) and much more.

Hello Everyone. On this episode, The Vern is joined by TMI staff Zoe Rose Smith and Stephen Palmer to discuss movies we hate that everyone else enjoys. There are even a few titles that one person on this panel loathes that another loves.  Will there be any of your favorites on the lis? Listen and find out. For even more content that we couldn't fit on the main episode. Check out our bonus show on Patreon.

We're back from our recent break to dive into another Cult TV double in what might be their most 90's episode ever. On This episode Powerpuff Girls: S3 Ep12 - Moral Decay / Meet the Beat-Alls A tooth fairy scheme and a record amount of Beatles references make up this double bill of this groundbreaking 90's cartoon and slacker favourite. Thunder In Paradise Ep: 13 - Queen of Hearts From the makers of "Baywatch" comes this Hulk Hogan TV vehicle / Knight Rider cash in which might also be one of the most insane episodes of TV ever constructed as monster trucks, wrestlers, an thrill seeking theft, a runaway mecha-dino and the Queen of England are just a few of the elements thrown into this stew of randomness. All this plus Lackey shares his thoughts on the latest incarnation of "Doctor Who", Elwood on why "Glow" is such an essential watch and much more!!

On this episode of Cinema Recap, Mark and John preview what big movies are coming out in November. Plus they give you news about a Friday the 13th and Pirates of the Caribbean reboots in the works, DiCaprio and Scorsese are re-teaming for another feature. Also Mark gives you his thoughts on Jonah Hill's directorial debut with Mid 90's.

Elwood and Stephen are joined once more by the Dutchess of Dark Cinema Zoë (Zobo With A Shotgun) to discuss the winner of the Halloween listener vote "The Wailing". A film acclaimed by both audiences and critics alike, as well as EasternKicks film of the year but does it really live up to the hype? Join us for this suitably spooky Halloween special for a film quite unlike anything that we have seen before.