The mysterious and enchanting George leads D and Adam on a fan commentary to 1986's fantasy film LABYRINTH.

A story with many levels, the guys cover its creation, its very unique concept and discuss its story and characters.

Heroic explorer D and comedy sidekick Adam unearth a swashbuckling gem as they create a fan commentary for 1999's THE MUMMY.

Topics include the film's challenging history, its far from easy shoot, the chemistry of the actors and Brendan Fraser's own remarkable comeback.

Casual jogger Adam and serial marathon runner D suit up for a audio fan commentary to 1987’s RUNNING MAN, covering its troubled pre-production, determined stylistic choices and use of multimedia – making a tv show, within a film, within a tv show, within a film.

We also discuss the themes of the film, how prescient so much of the TV show feels and even take time to cover the issues with the recent remake….

This episode sees D and "superior replacement Adam", aka podcaster/author/creative hurricane Adam Nicol, discuss the 90's cult space-horror flick EVENT HORIZON.

Expect numerous tangents, multiple film facts (some even from the film being watched here) and the sort of "studio interference" stories that we hear about all too often, nowadays.

The immortal Big D and an audio-challenged Adam stick on the 80's classic HIGHLANDER to discuss how this unique film captured lightning-in-a-bottle story elements, but was then undermined by it’s own penny-pinching producers, resulting in sequels that became the stuff of Hollywood nightmares.

For our Halloween special, D and Adam provide a fan commentary for the 1987 classic teen-horror THE LOST BOYS, a film that had a significant influence on the future of the genre... oh and it has that oiled up saxophonist that you probably see memes of, every year.