Episode 59 - Highlander 2: The Quickening

Sequel Season draws to a close with a film considered to be one of the worst of all time, it's 1991's Highlander 2: The Quickening! We're talking its tenuous grasp on the concept of immortality, 16th century television screens and some of the most unbelievably sloppy filmmaking we've seen.

Also, Sean Connery gets stuck at an airport, and we investigate #TeamHighlander2 as part of a fanboy's IMDB review.

PLUS: It's that time of the year again, we're opening the ballots for our Worst Film of 2017 vote! Make your voice heard here: https://www.poll-maker.com/poll1946802xdFe04C1d-51

Episode 50 - The Rock

Cage Against the Machine season comes to a close with its final part - and our 50th episode - it's 1996's The Rock!

We're treating ourselves for this milestone ep by reviewing something 2/3 of us actually like. Rest assured, things still get silly as we're talking the sourness of those VX balls, debunking the theory that Sean Connery's character is actually James Bond, more juicy 90s gay panic, and plotting this season's films on the Nicolas Cage Matrix to see how his craziness ranks up with the rest of his oeuvre.

Plenty of bang for your buck (it is Michael Bay after all), be sure to tune and help us celebrate our 50th in style.

If you haven't already, be sure to vote for us in the Listener Choice category at the British Podcast Awards right here: https://www.britishpodcastawards.com/vote/

Episode 19 - The Avengers

Vid Neg's second request episode sees them tackle the notoriously bad 1998 remake The Avengers. Infamously gutted in the editing room, what the gang see is a total hatchet job of a movie, with no regard for pacing, narrative, or characters. Who OK'd these performances? Why is it so hard to follow? How did anyone have a career after this cinematic fart squeezed its way out of Warner Brothers arse? Also featured: Listen to Sean Connery get off on cloud types, and which past film hated by the gang do they critically re-evaluate after watching this dire attempt at a film? Anger abounds in this latest instalment...