The Film Brain Podcast

I fly out to Belfast to meet ‪Ryan Hollinger‬, ‪Diamanda Hagan‬, and ‪Omega, and while I was there, we went and saw the new Mad Max prequel! We go a bit Mad over-thinking it!

Film Brain gives his thoughts on plenty of genre classics from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s while he talks about the great time he had at Bristol's Forbidden Worlds Film Festival! 0:00 Intro 1:54 Speed 3:39 Stargate 5:24 Last Starfighter 8:20 Kin-Dza-Dza 11:20 Devil's Sword 13:33 Innerspace 15:38 Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman 17:41 Blue Steel 20:27 Female Prisoner 22:08 Foxy Brown 24

Film Brain took the BFI London Film Festival last year to the absolute extreme and trying to watch and see as many movies as possible - and now he has the unenviable task of reviewing them all! Jack Martin joins him for a bit of help - and let's be honest, emotional support - in a podcast months in the making!

Film Brain conjures up Ashens on this edition of the podcast, where the two team up to use their powers of, erm, analysis to look at the magical Marvel adventure, and ask whether it casts a spell or not.

The Film Brain Podcast returns, as I'm joined by NerdSync, Lady Emily, and MarzGurl to discuss Matt Reeves' take on the DC superhero, discussing the film's themes and inspirations, Robert Pattinson's performance, test screenings, where this incarnation of Gotham could go in the future, and so much more in this two-hour special!

Film Brain is joined by Oliver Harper, Jonathan Burdett, and Lasse Vogt on this instalment of the podcast, they discuss the changes between Snyder's version and the theatrical cut, the DC Cinematic Universe, and whether this cut would have been more successful?

I'm joined by Ashens to talk about Wonder Woman 1984, where we don't need the Lasso of Truth to reveal just how disappointed and bewildered we are by this DC Comics sequel.

For the first time ever, Film Brain gets to cover a film festival... in rather unusual circumstances. Enjoy exclusive early reviews of some of big movies at this year's Sundance, including Paul Bettany and Sophia Lillis in Uncle Frank (from Six Feet Under creator Alan Ball), Andrea Riseborough in Luxor, and the documentary Boys State!

Film Brain (and company) deliver their thoughts on the Disney adaptation - moments after they've seen it! Takes don't get any hotter than that!

In this audio-only version of the episode, Film Brain takes an extensive look at the cinematic trends of 2019, as well as listing his favourite and least favourite movies of the year, managing to hurtle through it in 40 minutes!