Granny's back, and she's got some exciting new features for you! The movie reviews are still here, but now we've got a little quiz and a touch of trivia for you, all in a new condensed 30 minute format! This episode features Short Cuts and Once Upon A T

The producer steps out from behind the laptop and takes a seat behind the microphone, which is the same seat. As a first time podcast host he steered the show in a slower more thoughtful direction and he and Adam really thought hard and looked deep in to

The Indiana Jones trilogy (yes, the trilogy, accept it and say no more) kicks off this week with the second film because the DVD of the first didn't work properly. It's matched up against a film noir with little to no similarities. Hang around for the com

Anna is back again for more movies, this week Japanese film Love & Pop and Early 90s American picture Boyz N The Hood. Is it possible to compare a film about "compensated dating" in Japan to a film about growing up in South Central Los Angeles? I thin

Anna is back again! Both hosts praise Winters Bone and American Beauty, although Adam thinks American Beauty is highly over-rated despite it's quality and both hosts comment on the disparity between Oscar wins between the films.

Anna is back again to discuss anime "Paprika" and Isreali film "The Lemon Tree".

Another break from the schedule sees Anna return to match up Beginnings and Punch Drunk Love. Love indeed for both films score well this week.

Blair returns again for another unusual combination. The 80s comedy 'Death Becomes Her' paired up with the 50s Bergman classic 'Brink of Life'. The boys both favour the second film and don't care much for the first, Blair going so far as to rename it 'Bor

This week Anna returns to the Granny, but she hasn't seen the films! Don't worry though, there's still plently of stimulating discussion on the two films.

Blair is back in the co-host seat this week, as the boys dissect the 1980s animated film 'Heavy Metal' and Gus Van Sant's Oscar-nominated biopic 'Milk'. Neither are particularly enamoured with the first flick, but Adam heaps praise on Sean Penn and the en