North West Frontier (1959)
North West Frontier delivers tense adventure, striking landscapes, and a gripping journey across colonial India as danger closes in and loyalties are tested on every mile…
29th August 2026
The Weekend Watch
2026
Extra Terrestrial Horror Trailers
A creepy collection of extraterrestrial terror, showcasing trailers that dive into alien encounters, cosmic dread, and the unsettling mysteries lurking just beyond Earth’s comforting atmosphere…
29th August 2026
How Has Shrek 2 Aged?
Shrek 2’s wild humour, sharp fairy‑tale twists, and surprisingly heartfelt moments still hold up, proving why this sequel remains one of animation’s most beloved adventures…
29th August 2026
Dr Who Review, Part 4 – The Jon Pertwee Era
Jon Pertwee’s era brings bold action, inventive sci‑fi ideas, and a confident new Doctor who reshapes the series with charm, wit, and colourful alien adventures…
29th August 2026
Best Actress 1943: Greer Garson Galvanizes A Nation
Greer Garson commands the screen in 1943, delivering a stirring performance that rallied audiences and cemented her place among Hollywood’s most enduring icons…
29th August 2026
Honest Trailers | House of the Dragon (Season 3)
A sharp, cheeky breakdown of House of the Dragon Season 3 as Honest Trailers slices through the drama, the dragons, and the deliciously messy Targaryen chaos…
29th August 2026
Honest Trailers | Supergirl (2026)
A chaotic blast of snarky superhero mayhem as Supergirl stumbles through cosmic trouble, wild narration and gloriously over‑the‑top antics in true Honest Trailers fashion…
20th August 2026
How Many Times Has Tom Caught Jerry?
A playful breakdown of the chaotic chases surprising victories and rare moments of triumph that reveal just how often Tom actually manages to outsmart his speedy rival…
19th August 2026
Dr Who Review, Part 3 – The Patrick Troughton Era
A lively dive into Troughton’s cosmic mischief where scruffy brilliance, eerie adventures and a wonderfully offbeat Doctor reshape the series with playful unpredictability and charm…
18th August 2026
Soldier Of Fortune 1955
A rugged mid‑century adventure where mercenary swagger, jungle intrigue and classic studio bravado collide in a punchy tale of danger, loyalty and old‑school cinematic grit…
18th August 2026
Best Actress 1980: Sally Field – From Flying Nun to Oscar Winner
A warm look at Sally Field’s remarkable journey from television favourite to acclaimed Oscar winner celebrating her talent resilience and the powerful performance that defined her 1980 triumph…
17th August 2026
Honest Trailers | Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender…
Screen Junkies roast the chaotic journey of Avatar Aang’s live action adaptation from leaks and streams to theatrical stumbles with Jon Bailey delivering epic voice energy throughout…
16th August 2026
Eyes In The Night (1942)
A sharp wartime mystery where a blind detective outsmarts villains with wit, nerve and a loyal dog who absolutely steals every scene…
16th August 2026
From Noon Till Three (1976)
Charles Bronson stumbles into romance, mistaken identity, and escalating absurdity, turning a quiet afternoon into a wonderfully offbeat western comedy full of charm, chaos, and unexpected sweetness…
16th August 2026
H.O.T.S. (1979)
A gloriously goofy campus comedy where rival sororities wage chaotic pranks, beach‑ball logic reigns supreme, and 70s party energy powers one long, delightfully silly misadventure…
9th August 2026
The Big Combo (1955)
A hard‑edged noir where obsession, corruption and shadowy power plays drive a relentless hunt through stark lighting, tense confrontations and classic crime‑drama grit…
9th August 2026
Kill, Baby Kill! (1966)
Mario Bava unleashes eerie village dread, ghostly mischief, and baroque nightmare vibes, crafting a hypnotic horror mystery where every shadow feels ready to ruin someone’s evening…
2nd August 2026
Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981) – Radio Spots & Lobby Cards
Jason trades subtlety for sack‑mask mayhem as fresh campers wander into classic slasher chaos, boosted by retro radio‑spot hype and gloriously lurid lobby‑card energy…
26th July 2026
Jackie Chan vs Copyright
This animated deep dive breaks down Jackie Chan’s long running battle with copyright chaos exploring bootlegs industry quirks and the surprising ways his films sparked global distribution headaches…
22nd July 2026
Dr Who Review, Part 2 – The William Hartnell Era
This review explores William Hartnell’s defining contribution to Doctor Who highlighting the show’s early charm inventive storytelling and the foundations that shaped decades of adventures…
22nd July 2026
Best Actress 1992: Jodie Foster in The Silence of the Lambs
A sharp look at how Foster’s focused intensity, grounded realism, and cultural impact shaped her Oscar win while competing against equally iconic performances from a landmark cinematic year…
20th July 2026
Santa Claus: The Movie (1985)
A gloriously earnest Christmas adventure where Dudley Moore’s chaotic toy‑making collides with corporate villainy, turning holiday magic into a wonderfully overstuffed sleigh ride of festive 80s charm…
19th July 2026
Barbara Stanwyck: Hollywood’s Most Versatile Actress
A lively celebration of Stanwyck’s unmatched range, charting her fierce noir brilliance, sharp comedic timing, and effortless command of every genre she stepped into…
17th July 2026
The Vicar Who Made Thomas The Tank Engine Was… Strange
A delightfully odd tale of the reverend who birthed Thomas, blending wholesome charm with eyebrow‑raising quirks that make Sodor feel even more mischievously magical…
15th July 2026
Dr Who Review, Part 1- Introduction and Overview
The Doctor’s long legacy begins with a thoughtful overview exploring early mysteries tone-setting ideas and the timeless charm that launched one of television’s most enduring adventures…
14th July 2026
Best Actress 1947: Olivia de Havilland Fights Back
Olivia de Havilland’s fierce 1947 awards battle unfolds with vintage Hollywood fire showcasing determination glamour and a sharp reminder of how studio politics shaped legendary performances…
13th July 2026
