Inês Braga joins us for two Frankensteins this week - the new Netflix version and the 1974 classic Young Frankenstein. Why is this story so enduring? And where did Oscar Isaac get 400 little cans of petrol? Link in bio as always #cinema #podcast #frankenstein #moregothicthanasistersofmercyconcert

Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere is this week's new movie on the podcast - a mid tier musical biopic if ever there was one. Enjoyable tunes, though, AND it features a pitch for a probably more interesting Debbie Harry biopic... Link in bio... #podcast #cinema #springsteen #mid #debbieharrybiopic

It's One Battle After Another on this week’s podcast, and we're comparing it to our other favourite film about dirty bathrobes, The Big Lebowski. Link in bio, as always. #podcast #cinema #onebattleafteranother #PTA #thebiglebowski #coenbrothers #vivalarevolución #pleasewashyourbathrobe

Spinal Tap returns for this week’s podcast, as we watch the new and the original back to back. The 1984 movie remains as amusing as ever. 'Does the new one go up to eleven?' we were asked by a friend. The short answer: no, no it does not. Link in bio as always. #podcast #cinema #spinaltap #sadlynot

We’re talking about Noir pictures at the Popcorn Counter on this week’s pod, with a brisk twenty minute chat about what we think is the second most enduring genre in all of cinema, from The Lodger to Honey Don’t. Yay for trench coats! Link in bio. H#podcast #cinema #noir #wewishwewerehumphreybogart

A couple of highly steamy pictures on this week’s podcast: Honey Don’t, the new ‘lesbian B-movie’ from Ethan Coen, and The Big Sleep from 1946 with Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. Link in bio, as always. #podcast #cinema #honeydont #thebigsleep #ethancoen #howardhawks #wewishwewerehumphreybogart

We see The Roses on this week's podcast, with Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Coleman oscillating between Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf and Home Alone... Surprised how thoroughly they managed to botch the title on this one, too. Nothing to do with those nice Cadbury chocolates. #podcast #theroses

We’re big fans of the soundtrack to Inception, so it’s nice that it gets another outing in F1: the movie. (For more cynical comments check out this week’s podcast…) #podcast #cinema #F1 #samefourchordsagain

We go to see F1: the movie this week on the podcast. Testosterone and phallic imagery abounds. Comparing it to this 1968 driving classic: Bullitt with Steve McQueen. #podcast #cinema #F1 #Bullitt #knobwaving

There's a lot of great things about this movie, but the name is maybe the greatest of them. We're talking about movie names on this week's podcast. Our advice: if you're writing a script, you should probably put 50-60% of your effort into the title. #podcast #cinema #titles #jaws #unsolicitedadvice

‘How To Train Your Dragon’ is the subject of this week’s podcast, out now. But do we mean the new one or the old one? Um. Uh. Can you hold on while we try to tell the difference…. #httyd #podcast #cinema #remake-ish

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New episode out today: we talk about vampire movies at the Popcorn Counter. And dress appropriately.

So apparently everyone is doing this? We might be a day late, but here is our most recently watched four. (For Two Reel Cinema Club East, at least.) Should we be proud or mildly embarrassed? #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

Watched Francis Ford Coppola’s Bram Stoker’s Dracula this week - the biggest surprise was this cameo from prog rock legend Geddy Lee.

We take a look at Sinners on the podcast this week, and compare it to a vampire antecedent from more than 30 years ago, Bram Stoker's Dracula. Film of the year? Maybe not quite. But interesting how vampires lend themselves to metaphor. Also: hats abound. #podcast #cinema #sinners #Dracula #hats

Our new episode is out, watching the awesome and surprisingly moving new documentary Secret Mall Apartment, and comparing it to the Billy Wilder classic The Apartment from 1960. Two films with some profound thoughts about capitalism, love, and takeout food. Link in bio #podcast #cinema #apartments

Our new podcast episode is out: Mickey 17 vs Blade Runner this week. Blade Runner's 'Final Cut' is incredibly beautiful, and the 1982 film just becomes better and more relevant as the years pass. Mickey 17, on the other, is, uh, a little confused... #cinema #podcast #bladerunner #mickey17