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This week we do Halloween! We give The Gift of Robin Hood to Carol as we focus on Cate Blanchett, the Oddity that she is, grab some thrills and scares in Coming Soon and conclude that You’ll Never Find Me if I keep Moving!
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Fearless Fuzz (or Magnum Cop,) on paper, feels like one of those pairings of an action comedy with two hot stars we have seen so frequently over the years. Charming as it might be, it can’t shake it’s Italocrime roots.
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The whole premise of In A Violent Nature is utterly routine for those who are familiar with the genre and yet completely refreshing as it offers a refreshingly different point of view.
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Night Killer is pretty bad. It is a laugh for a bunch of friends to sit and make fun off, however, there are some frustratingly painful decisions made to keep the story going.
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This week they Outrun a Beetlejuice or two, leap to Level 16 with Eyes of Fire, focus on Denzel Washington – the Unstoppable Bone Collector – and even fire off the Odd Angry Shot in 1992! P’tang, Yang Kipperbang UH!
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Directed by Amando de Ossorio Tombs of the Blind Dead is Spanish/Portuguese co-production that has a turbulent history of releases to get it in front of the audience yet still a perfect Halloween watch in 2024.
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This week, what we’ve been watching – along with our listeners! Demons destroy Halos, Munich meets M3gan, Knives Out for Stath in his Flats, there’s No Exit to Tulsa but there is a 100 Beavers and 5 Jaws movies!
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Revenge of the Living Dead Girls is a curious title that begs a view. A cheap french zombie flick with quite the twist and some nasty gore!
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Gareth and Ted are joined by Ricky West to chat about Synthing, HarmonyOS, FiiO KA15 DAC, Vivo on Android 15, Motorola Thinkphone, Galaxy Tab tablet rumours, OpenAI and ChatGPT pricing, Marshall, Pro-Ject and a little deal from Denon!
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Most will see Volunteers as a dumb American comedy, which it certainly is and there are plenty of better ones. However, I always favour the underdog and prefer the pointlessness of this film over Hanks’ bigger hits like Big and Splash.
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