Projector Room #119 “The Spanish Fugitive” 25/08/2022
In this episode Interceptor, The Fugitive, Trainwreck, Scream 5, Better Call Saul, Men, Deadwood, Spanish films, Cabinet of Curiosities and Anne Heche
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Tech Addicts Podcast – Sunday 21st August – Razr Bleedin’ Edge
Reeling from Virgin problems (the Communications company…) Gareth manages a connection this week to join Ted to talk about Motorola Razr and Edge 2022, AA batteries, Nokia T10 and Purebook, Oppo and Nokia battles, Google TV, Plex, Snapchat, Retroid, Stadia and Google Meet updates.
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The Tough Ones (1976)
The Tough Ones is one of the best known Italian “Poliziotteschi” thrillers and for good reason. Prepare yourself for a gushy blast of love from a fan
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The Getaway (1994)
The biggest take away from The Getaway is that it is average entertainment and really isn’t shocking that it has been forgotten about over the years.
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Projector Room Podcast 118 “Stalked Prey” 10/08/2022
Do join us once again for another look at what we’ve been watching in film, cinema and TV in the
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Tech Addicts Podcast – Sunday 7th August – Loadsa Logitech
This week Gareth and Ted talk Pixel 7 release, Motorola Razr 2022, ASUS Chromebook CX1, Xiaomi AR glasses, OnePlus 10T, LG Ultra Tab, Lenovo Legion Y700, HyperX DuoCast and Logitech Anywhere 2S, G Aurora Collection, gaming handheld.
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Trancers 6 (2002)
It’s time to look at Trancers 6. This time a fresh face, an attempt to revive the franchise and some humour at Deth’s expense. What could go wrong?
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Last Seen Alive (2022)
There is little to separate Last Seen Alive from The Vanishing or the Kurt Russell thriller Breakdown as from them being much better.
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Tech Addicts Podcast – Google Glass 2 The Glass Strikes Back
Gareth and Ted are rested and ready for Tech Action! This week a new Motorola Razr, Windows 12, Honor Pad 8, OnePlus 10T, Nokia T10 and more
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Trancers 5: Sudden Deth (1994)
It pains me to think that such a limp approach was taken to Trancers 4 and 5 following the strength of Trancers III.
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