This week I am proud to finally welcome, the host of Traumatic Cinematic and one of the beardiest podcasters this side of Scotland, Lewis Cougill or Mugumbo (as he likes to be known) to the show! We discuss his love of all things British and comedic whil

We're back for one last trudge through the sweet meadows and thick rugged trees of the dense Woods and Weller Land. My guide and companion on this tremendous journey, as always, is Brigadier Jon Wilberforce Wallace and to close this chapter of the show we

This week we were exceptionally lucky and honoured to attend a press screening for Sam Rockwell's latest film A Single Shot. A thoughtful and tragic character study disguised as a backwoods gritty crime thriller. With supporting turns by the always excel

The After Movie Diner is PROUD to host the official commentary for Matt Farley's latest epic Local Legends, released recently from Motern Media - http://www.moternmedia.com Matt Farley talks with Jon Cross about the inspiration, the technique, the style,

This week I am joined again by J.E.A. Wallace and we discuss the 2013, sci-fi, B Movie starring Christian Slater, Stranded. There's also, as always, comedy and music! ENJOY! You can SHOP The After Movie Diner http://www.cafepress.com/aftermoviediner LO

Continuing on with the theme of X Men, Schlock Treatment's baritone impressionist and dry wit, Doug Frye joins us this week to discuss Roger Corman's 1963 sci-fi film X: The Man With The X Ray Eyes which stars the always wonderful, Ray Milland. There's a

This is PART 2 of our Epic X-Men Episode and it deals with X-Men Origins: Wolverine, X-Men: First Class and The Wolverine Along for the discussion is the wonderful David DeMoss, blogger, vlogger, comic-book aficionado and well known mandrill boxer. Bet

This week the wonderful David DeMoss, blogger, vlogger, comic-book aficionado and well know pincher of herons joins me again to discuss more from the cinematic world of superheroes. This time round it's the X-Men and we talk ALL 6 movies out so far, whi

So here it is, we weren't sure we were going to do a 2 year anniversary show but when old friend of mine (and the show) J.E.A. Wallace said he'd join me in seeing Pacific Rim and then we could chat about it in a local eatery, well, I thought, that sounds

Well here it is folks our delve into the nostalgia tinged 80s with a look at all things John Hughes and The Breakfast Club. My guest, Scott Toomey and myself discuss our favourite films, scenes, characters and lines of John Hughes and we also read, answer