Last week marked the 36th anniversary of the Simpsons and 2007 marked the year it finally got a movie. And it's.... well, it's not... it's good, yknow? Not peak Simpsons but um... not the worst. In no way the worst. We get it into, a LOT. Also ...

Lucy and Tae get into some HEAVY THEMES and SPOILERS of the flawed but highly praised Eastern Promises or Episode II of the Viggo Croney Show. Spoilers and discussions around the film's sexual assault and violence throughout.Stuff and...

Stardust won many a heart back in 2007 but can it still shift units in 2025, especially given some of its more problematic elements? All we know is out guts say maybe. Also we're doing this 🤔🤙 a lot.

Tae et Lucy get stuck into Pixar's most adult (and most woke?) animation, the eighth highest grossing film of 2007 and possibly the most mouth-watering film ever. Even the French loved it. Bon.

2007 spewed out a fair few decent horror films, but we thought we'd take a look at 30 Days of Night anyway. Is it a flawed masterpiece? Did Cookie Monster inspire these vampires? Only time will tell. In the meantime you'll have to settle for sp...

Just in time for spooky season we dig into the nastie in the pastie that is Tim Burton's Sweeney Todd, which for some reason everyone likes but that Lucy and myself found quite hard to swallow. Also the subject of possibly the most questionable...

So much to talk about - I Am Legend, I Am Legend 2: Legendary Gear, real dogs, CGI vampires, Dark Seekers, Lighty Hurty Man, alternate endings, lady things, Will Smith... Smithing about, you name it. All of it is in here - some of it shouldn't ...

Tae and Lucy get wet-eyed over Tom McCarthy's triple scoop of humanism The Visitor, starring Richard Jenkins, Danai Gurira, Hiam Abbass and Haaz Sleiman. Warning: contains talk about periods, pants, Bing Bong and pants. Did I mention pants?&nbs...

We give John Carney's Blockbusker romantic musical dramady Once a good going over. Some major wins and a couple of minor dips but would it be made today? Yeah... about that...Links and things

This week we wallow in the brilliance of the Coens bleak epic No Country for Old Men. Josh Brolin's audition and dog troubles, Bardem's cabin fever, Tae's brush with the cast and Lucy's complete inability to remember this film, it's all in here...

All of the jokes, most of the BTS, some of the cast and all of the love. Tae and Lucy shoot the shiz about Hot Fuzz, its production, insane cameos and the sheer number of details that Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg packed into the follow up to Sha...

Finally Tae and Lucy pick through one of 2007's finest films. Tae can't get a word in for Lucy's pitch for how Clayton is very much THE film of 2025.Refs and linksYoutube essay...

Lucy and Tae rip 2007's Sunshine a new space hole and discuss what could have been, who dies the worst death, and why it caused a rift between Alex Garland and Danny Boyle. Tae was hurt during the making of this episode. Spoilers for Sunshine, ...

Juno was the indie darling of 2007, earning critical acclaim and commercial success. We break down what made it great, how it holds up and what makes in painful in 2025.Links and references