Gaming Over Forty

Today I’m revisiting Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story for a fan commentary.This early-2000s comedy classic stars Vince Vaughn and Ben Stiller, delivering some of the most ridiculous and memorable moments in modern comedy. From Average Joe’s Gym to Globo Gym, this film is packed with quotable lines, outrageous characters, and pure underdog energy.In this fan commentary I revisit the movie, talk about what still works, share some thoughts on the comedy, and enjoy one of the most entertaining sports comedies of the 2000s.If you enjoy comedy movies, retro 2000s films, and relaxed fan commentaries, you’re in the right place.Huge thanks as always to Luke Hayes Payne, Damian Sayers, James Burch, and Chris Higham, and everyone in the Get To Da Choppa / retro community for the continued support — it genuinely means a lot.☕ Support the show here:https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaThe podcast is also available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts with plenty more film and TV fan commentaries to check out.

Today I’m watching Lawrence of Arabia for the very first time — and in stunning 4K.Widely regarded as one of the greatest films ever made, this epic directed by David Lean stars Peter O’Toole as T. E. Lawrence and is famous for its breathtaking desert cinematography, unforgettable score, and huge historical scope.In this fan commentary I share my first impressions, reactions, and thoughts while experiencing this legendary classic for the very first time. Does it live up to the hype? Let’s find out.If you enjoy classic films, first-time watches, retro cinema, and movie fan commentaries, you’re in the right place.Huge thanks as always to Luke Hayes Payne, Damian Sayers, James Burch, Chris Higham, and everyone in the Get To Da Choppa / retro community — your continued support genuinely means a lot.☕ Support the show here:https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaThe podcast is also available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, with plenty more retro film and TV fan commentaries to check out.

This week I’m diving into American Ninja 2: The Confrontation — peak 80s martial arts action with bigger fights, higher stakes, and even more Cannon Films madness.From Michael Dudikoff returning as Joe Armstrong to the over-the-top villains, jungle action, and classic training sequences, I break down why this sequel doubles down on everything that made the original a cult favourite.Is it ridiculous? Absolutely.Is it pure 80s action comfort food? Also yes.If you love retro action films, ninja movies, and unapologetic VHS-era energy, this one’s for you.Huge thanks as always to Luke Hayes Payne, Damian Sayers, James Burch, Chris Higham, and everyone in the Get To Da Choppa / retro community — your continued support genuinely means a lot.If you’d like to support the podcast, you can Buy Me a Coffee here:☕ https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaAvailable on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms — with plenty more retro fan commentaries on the way.

This week I’m diving into The Real Ghostbusters Episode 13, Xmas Marks the Spot — the animated Christmas special that sends the Ghostbusters back in time for a festive paranormal adventure.From the winter atmosphere and eerie ghostly moments to the surprisingly heartfelt Christmas themes, I break down why this episode still holds up and why it’s one of the most memorable holiday entries in the series.If you love 80s cartoons, retro animation, and classic Ghostbusters lore, this one’s for you.Huge thanks as always to Luke Hayes Payne, Damian Sayers, James Burch, Chris Higham, and everyone in the Get To Da Choppa / retro community — your support genuinely means a lot.Support the podcast here:☕ https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaAlso available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts with plenty more retro fan commentaries to check out.

In this episode, I dive into Phantoms from the Swamp from Ulysses 31 — one of the darker, more atmospheric entries in this cult 80s sci-fi classic.From the eerie swamp setting and haunting creature designs to the mythology woven into the story, I break down what makes Episode 13 stand out — and why Ulysses 31 still deserves more love in the retro animation conversation.If you grew up with this show (or you’re discovering it for the first time), this one’s for you.Huge thanks as always to Luke Hayes Payne, Damian Sayers, James Burch, Chris Higham, and everyone in the Get To Da Choppa / retro community — your continued support genuinely means the world.If you’d like to support the podcast, you can Buy Me a Coffee here:☕ https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaAvailable on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms — with plenty more retro fan commentaries to come.

In this fan commentary episode, I revisit Critters 4 (1992), the sci-fi horror sequel that sends the Crites into space. Recorded alongside the Blu-ray edition, I break down the film’s place in the franchise, its early ’90s direct-to-video energy, practical creature effects, and why it remains such a unique entry in cult horror.We also look back at how the series evolved from Critters and how this installment fully embraces B-movie sci-fi territory.A huge thank you to Luke Hayes Payne, Damian Sayers, James Burch, and Chris Higham for the continued support — it genuinely means a lot. And thank you to everyone in the Get To Da Choppa retro community for backing the podcast.If you’d like to support the show and help keep these honest fan commentaries coming:☕ Buy Me a Coffee:https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaThank you for listening and being part of the journey.

In this episode, I share my first ever watch of Akira on Blu-ray — and I have to be completely honest… it wasn’t what I expected.Akira is often regarded as one of the greatest and most influential anime films ever made. Going in for the first time, I was ready for a masterpiece. While I can absolutely appreciate the groundbreaking animation, cyberpunk atmosphere, and cultural impact, I found myself struggling with parts of the story, pacing, and character connection.This isn’t a hate piece — it’s an honest first-time reaction and fan commentary.In this episode I discuss:​ The Blu-ray presentation and animation quality​ The Neo-Tokyo world and themes​ What worked for me​ What didn’t quite connect​ Why it remains so influential​ Whether I’d revisit itIf you’re a long-time fan or someone who’s also had mixed feelings about Akira, this is an open and respectful discussion.A huge thank you to Luke Hayes Payne, Damian Sayers, James Burch, and Chris Higham for the continued support — it genuinely means a lot. And thank you to everyone in the Get To Da Choppa retro community for backing the podcast.If you’d like to support the show and help keep these honest fan commentaries coming:☕ Buy Me a Coffee:https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaThank you for listening and being part of the journey.

In this episode, I give my first time watch and reaction to Predator: Badlands in 4K — diving into the latest chapter in the legendary sci-fi action franchise.Going in fresh, I share my honest reactions, favourite moments, surprises, standout scenes, and how this entry compares to previous Predator films. Does it capture the tension, atmosphere and raw intensity the series is known for? And how does it look in 4K?In this fan commentary episode, I discuss:• My first impressions and spoiler reactions• The action, pacing and atmosphere• Performances and character highlights• Franchise connections and comparisons• How the 4K presentation enhances the experienceIf you’re a fan of sci-fi action, the Predator franchise, 80s-inspired cinema, and raw first-time reactions, this episode is for you.A huge thank you to Luke Hayes Payne, Damian Sayers, and everyone in the Get To Da Choppa retro community for the continued support — it’s genuinely appreciated.If you’d like to support the podcast and help keep these fan commentaries coming, you can do so here:☕ Buy Me a Coffee:https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaThank you for listening and being part of the journey.

In this episode, we dive into The Real Ghostbusters Episode 12, “Janine’s Genie” — the classic animated adventure where Janine gets more than she bargained for when a wish-granting genie enters the firehouse!We break down:✨ Episode plot recap👻 Best character moments (Janine spotlight episode!)📺 How it connects to the original Ghostbusters movie tone😂 Funniest scenes & forgotten jokes🧞 The genie concept and 80s cartoon storytelling🔥 Animation style & voice performances🎙️ Behind-the-scenes thoughts and nostalgic reactionsIf you grew up watching The Real Ghostbusters, this one’s a fun deep dive into one of Janine’s most memorable episodes.Thank you so much for listening and supporting the show — it truly means a lot!If you'd like to support the channel and help keep these commentaries coming, you can buy me a coffee here:☕ Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/yourlinkDon’t forget to follow, rate the podcast, and share with fellow Ghostbusters fans!Who you gonna call? 👻

In this episode of my fan commentary series, I revisit Ulysses 31 – Episode 12: Trapped Between Fire and Ice, one of the most visually striking chapters of this classic 80s sci-fi animated series.This episode delivers pure mythic sci-fi tension as fire and ice collide in a battle of elemental forces. I break down the story, themes, character dynamics, and why this instalment stands out as the series continues to build its identity.We’ll talk about:• The fire vs ice symbolism and mythological undertones• Ulysses as a leader under pressure• Telemachus, Yumi and Nono’s roles in the crisis• The retro anime visuals and atmosphere• Why this episode still holds up todayIf you’re a fan of classic 80s cartoons, retro animation, sci-fi adventures, and nostalgic rewatches, this one’s for you.A huge thank you to Luke Hayes Payne, Damian Sayers, and everyone in the Get To Da Choppa retro community for the continued support — it’s genuinely appreciated.If you’d like to support the podcast and help keep these retro fan commentaries coming, you can do so here:☕ Buy Me a Coffee:https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaThank you for listening and for being part of the journey through classic retro animation.

In this episode of The Real Get To Da Choppa, I’m bringing you a full fan commentary and deep-dive breakdown of the horror classic The Wolf Man — one of the defining films in the legendary Universal Monsters legacy.Starring Lon Chaney Jr. as Larry Talbot, this gothic horror masterpiece helped cement the werewolf as one of cinema’s most tragic and terrifying creatures.Join me as I explore: • Full movie commentary & reaction • Classic horror analysis • Universal Monsters legacy discussion • Gothic atmosphere & practical effects • Werewolf mythology breakdown • Behind-the-scenes triviaProduced during the golden age of monster cinema by Universal Pictures, this film stands alongside Dracula, Frankenstein, and The Mummy as one of the pillars of classic horror.If you love vintage horror films, Universal monster movies, practical effects history, and deep-dive fan commentary, this episode is for you.⸻🙏 Huge ThanksMassive thanks to my good friends and supporters:​Luke Hayes Payne​Damian Sayers and Chris HighamAnd thank you to everyone in the Get To Da Choppa community for the continued support — it genuinely means the world.⸻☕ Support the PodcastIf you enjoy the show and want to help keep it going, you can support here:👉 https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaFilm requests are always welcome — listeners help shape future episodes!

In this episode of The Real Get To Da Choppa, I’m delivering a full fan commentary and action-packed breakdown of American Ninja — one of the ultimate 80s martial arts cult classics.Starring Michael Dudikoff and produced by action powerhouse The Cannon Group, this film helped define an era of ninja-fueled action cinema.Join me as I dive into: • Full movie commentary & reaction • Fight scene breakdowns • 80s action movie nostalgia • Martial arts film discussion • Behind-the-scenes trivia • Cult classic appreciationFrom explosive stunts to over-the-top villains and pure 80s energy, this is a deep dive into a film that became a staple of VHS-era action nights.If you love retro action films, martial arts classics, ninja movies, and fan-driven movie commentary, this episode is for you.⸻🙏 Huge ThanksMassive thanks to my good friends and supporters:​Luke Hayes Payne​Damian Sayers and Chris HighamAnd thank you to everyone in the Get To Da Choppa community for the continued support — it genuinely means the world.⸻☕ Support the PodcastIf you enjoy the show and want to help keep it going, you can support here:👉 https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaFilm requests are always welcome — listeners help shape future episodes!

In this episode of The Real Get To Da Choppa, I’m bringing you a full fan commentary and deep-dive breakdown of Coraline — experienced in stunning 3D.Directed by Henry Selick and based on the novel by Neil Gaiman, Coraline remains one of the most visually unique and psychologically rich animated dark fantasy films ever made.Join me as I explore: • Full movie commentary & reaction • 3D viewing experience discussion • Hidden details & symbolism • Dark fantasy themes • Stop-motion animation appreciation • Behind-the-scenes insightsFrom the eerie Other World to the terrifying Other Mother, this is a nostalgic yet chilling deep dive into a modern animated classic.If you love animation analysis, movie breakdowns, dark fantasy films, and fan-driven commentary, this episode is for you.⸻🙏 Huge ThanksMassive thanks to my good friends and supporters:​Luke Hayes Payne​Damian Sayers and Chris HighamAnd thank you to everyone in the Get To Da Choppa community for the continued support — it genuinely means the world.⸻☕ Support the PodcastIf you enjoy the show and want to help keep it going, you can support here:👉 https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaFilm requests are always welcome — listeners help shape future episodes!

In this episode of The Real Get To Da Choppa, I’m delivering a full fan commentary and breakdown of “Citizen Ghost” from The Real Ghostbusters — one of the most iconic and lore-heavy episodes of the entire series.Originally inspired by Ghostbusters, this episode dives into the aftermath of the team’s courtroom trial and the return of the confiscated ghost-catching equipment… with some seriously spooky consequences.Expect: • Full fan commentary • Scene-by-scene reaction • Episode analysis & breakdown • Ghostbusters lore discussion • 80s cartoon nostalgiaIf you love retro cartoons, animated series deep-dives, and classic Ghostbusters history, this one’s for you.⸻🙏 Huge ThanksMassive thanks to my good friends and supporters:​Luke Hayes Payne​Damian Sayers and Chris HighamAnd thank you to everyone in the Get To Da Choppa community for the continued support — it genuinely means the world.⸻☕ Support the PodcastIf you enjoy the show and want to help keep it going, you can support here:👉 https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaFilm requests are always welcome — listeners help shape future episodes!

In this episode of The Real Get To Da Choppa, I continue my journey through the classic 80s sci-fi animated series Ulysses 31, diving into Episode 11 – “The Seat of Forgetfulness.”This haunting and visually striking chapter explores memory, identity, and mythic sci-fi storytelling as Ulysses and the crew face one of the series’ most eerie and thought-provoking threats. I break down the atmosphere, themes, animation highlights, and why this episode stands out in the show’s legendary run.This is a full fan commentary, designed to be played alongside your own copy of the episode.⸻🙏 Special ThanksHuge thanks as always to: • Luke Hayes Payne • Damian SayersAnd Chris HighamAnd to everyone in the Get To Da Choppa retro community — your continued support genuinely means the world.⸻☕ Support the PodcastIf you enjoy the show and would like to help support future episodes, you can buy me a coffee here:👉 https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaYour support helps keep the retro commentary alive!

Welcome back to The Real Get To Da Choppa 🎙️In this episode, host Andy Godoy revisits the cult monster classic Tremors, this time in its stunning 4K restoration.Does the upgraded picture quality make the Graboids even more terrifying? Does the practical effects work still hold up in Ultra HD? And why has Tremors remained one of the most rewatchable creature features of the 90s?Join me for a full fan commentary, designed to be played alongside your own copy of the film, as I break down the action, the humour, the performances, and why this movie continues to dig its way into horror history.⸻🙏 Huge ThanksMassive thanks to my good friends and supporters: • Luke Hayes Payne • Damian Sayers and Chris HighamAnd thank you to everyone in the Get To Da Choppa community for the continued support — it genuinely means the world.⸻☕ Support the PodcastIf you enjoy the show and want to help keep it going, you can support here:👉 https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaFilm requests are always welcome — listeners help shape future episodes!

Welcome back to The Real Get To Da Choppa In this episode, host Andy Godoy delivers a full fan commentary on The Running Man (1987), the brutal sci-fi action classic starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.Set in a dystopian future where television has become deadly entertainment, The Running Man blends 80s action, satire, and larger-than-life villains into one of Schwarzenegger’s most unique films. In this commentary, I talk about the action, the characters, the outrageous gameshow concept, and why the film feels more relevant today than ever.This is a fan-made commentary, designed to be played alongside your own copy of the movie.⸻Thanks & Shout-OutsHuge thanks to everyone who listens, supports, and shares the podcast — it honestly means the world.Special thanks as always to my good friends and supporters: • Luke Hayes Payne • Damian Sayers⸻Support the PodcastIf you enjoy the show and want to help keep it going, you can support me here:https://buymeacoffee.com/TherealgettodachoppaFilm requests are always welcome — listeners help shape future episodes of the podcast.

Grab your popcorn (and watch out for the Crites), because this time on The Real Get To Da Choppa, I’m diving into Critters 3 with a full fan commentary Set almost entirely in an apartment building, Critters 3 goes smaller, sillier, and somehow even more chaotic than before. From bargain-bin horror energy to early-90s vibes (and yes… that early Leonardo DiCaprio appearance), there’s plenty to talk about.As always, this is a fan-made commentary meant to be enjoyed alongside the film — press play, sync it up, and join me for some laughs, observations, and nostalgia.⸻Thanks & Shout-OutsMassive thanks as always to everyone who listens, supports, and shares the show — it genuinely means the world.Special shout-outs to my good friends and listeners:Luke Hayes Payne and Damian Sayers ⸻Support the PodcastIf you enjoy the show and want to help keep it going, you can support me here:Buy Me a Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/Therealgettodachoppa

Who you gonna call… for a deep-dive fan commentary? 👻In this episode of Get to Da Choppa, host Andy Godoy returns to The Real Ghostbusters to break down Episode 10 – “Take Two”, one of the series’ most memorable early outings.Join me as I revisit the episode scene by scene, sharing behind-the-scenes thoughts, character moments, animation quirks, humour that still lands decades later, and why Take Two stands out in the classic 80s run of the show. This is a full fan commentary, made for lifelong Ghostbusters fans and newcomers discovering the animated series for the first time.🎙️ Hosted by Andy Godoy⸻🙏 Special ThanksHuge shout-out and thanks to Chris Higham for the amazing movie prints he sent over — absolutely top-tier work and massively appreciated!⸻☕ Support the PodcastIf you enjoy the show and want to help support future episodes, you can buy me a coffee here:👉 buymeacoffee.com/Therealgettodachoppa⸻Thanks as always for listening, for the continued support, and for keeping the Ghostbusters fandom alive.Don’t forget to follow the podcast so you never miss a new fan commentary episode!

Welcome back to The Real Get To Da Choppa 🎙️In this episode, host Andy Godoy continues the journey through the legendary sci-fi anime Ulysses 31 with a full fan commentary on Episode 10 – “Temple of the Lestrigones.”This episode dives deeper into the show’s dark mythological sci-fi tone, blending Greek legend, space opera, and eerie atmosphere as Ulysses and his crew face one of their strangest and most dangerous encounters yet.As always, this is a fan-made commentary, recorded with love and nostalgia — perfect to play along with your own copy of the episode.Please note: this commentary is intended to be listened to alongside the episode.⸻THANK YOU & SHOUT-OUTSHuge thanks to everyone who listens, supports, and shares the podcast — and special thanks as always to: • Luke Hayes Payne • Damian SayersYour continued support keeps this show going ⸻SUPPORT THE PODCASTIf you enjoy the show and want to help support future episodes, you can do so here:https://buymeacoffee.com/Therealgettodachoppa⸻Don’t forget to follow, rate, subscribe, and share, and remember — listeners can always request future films or episodes for commentary.

Welcome back to The Real Get To Da Choppa! In this episode, host Andy Godoy dives into Episode 6 of Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace – “The Creeping Moss from the Shores of Shuggoth” with a full fan commentary, celebrating one of the strangest, funniest, and most gloriously unhinged episodes of this cult horror-comedy classic.From Darkplace Hospital madness, surreal body horror, bizarre dialogue, and unforgettable moments (yes… that food scene ),This is a fan commentary — please watch along with your own copy of the episode.⸻THANK YOU & SHOUT-OUTSMassive thanks to everyone who listens, supports, and keeps the podcast going — especially: • Luke Hayes Payne • Damian SayersYour support genuinely means the world ⸻SUPPORT THE SHOWIf you enjoy the podcast and want to help keep it alive, you can support here: https://buymeacoffee.com/Therealgettodachoppa⸻Don’t forget to follow, subscribe, rate, and share — and if you’ve got a film or episode you’d love us to cover next, let us know. Requests are always welcome!

In this episode of my fan commentary podcast, I step into the ring with Creed III (2023), the powerful next chapter in the Rocky / Creed legacy.This episode was requested by our good friend and listener Luke Hayes Payne, so a big thank you to Luke for the suggestion. Creed III brings a more personal, emotional rivalry to the forefront, focusing on legacy, friendship, and the cost of unfinished business. I share my thoughts on the performances, the direction, the fight scenes, and how the film stands within the wider Creed and Rocky universe.As always, this is a fan commentary made by a fan, for fans of boxing films, modern sequels, and classic movie franchises.Listener RequestsListeners are always welcome to request films or episodes for future fan commentaries — your suggestions help shape the show and keep it fun and personal.Special ThanksA huge thank you to everyone who continues to listen, support, and share the podcast.Special thanks to my friends and supporters: • Luke Hayes Payne • Damian SayersYour continued support means everything.Support the PodcastIf you enjoy the podcast and would like to help support future episodes, you can buy me a coffee here:https://buymeacoffee.com/TherealgettodachoppaThanks again for listening, and I hope you enjoy this fan-requested deep dive into Creed III.

In this episode of my fan commentary podcast, I talk about Dredd (2012) and my experience watching the film in 3D for the very first time.I’ve always enjoyed Dredd in 2D, but seeing it in 3D completely elevates the experience. From the brutal action to the use of slow-motion and depth, the film takes on a whole new level of intensity and immersion. In this commentary, I break down what works so well in 3D, how it enhances the visuals, and why Dredd remains one of the most underrated comic-book movies ever made.As always, this is a fan commentary made by a fan, for fans of sci-fi action cinema, comic-book films, and cult classics.Special ThanksA huge thank you to everyone who continues to listen, support, and share the podcast.Special thanks to my friends: • Luke Hayes Payne • Damian SayersYour support keeps the podcast going.Support the PodcastIf you enjoy the show and would like to help support future episodes, you can buy me a coffee here:https://buymeacoffee.com/TherealgettodachoppaThanks again for listening, and I hope you enjoy this deep dive into one of the most intense 3D action films ever made.

In this episode of my Real Ghostbusters fan commentary podcast, I take a deep dive into Episode 9 – “Look Homeward, Ray”, one of the most emotional and character-focused episodes of the entire series.This episode shifts away from pure ghost-busting action and instead explores Ray Stantz’s heart, vulnerability, and sense of belonging, giving us a surprisingly thoughtful story within an animated comedy series. I talk about the themes, the quieter moments, and why this episode stands out as something truly special in The Real Ghostbusters.As always, this is a fan commentary made by a fan, for fans of classic animation, Ghostbusters, and 80s Saturday-morning TV.Special ThanksA massive thank you to everyone who continues to listen, share, and support the podcast.Special thanks as always to my friends: • Luke Hayes Payne • Damian SayersYour continued support means everything.Support the PodcastIf you enjoy the show and would like to help support future episodes, you can buy me a coffee here:https://buymeacoffee.com/TherealgettodachoppaThanks again for listening, and I hope you enjoy this heartfelt journey into one of The Real Ghostbusters’ most memorable episodes.

In this episode of my Ulysses 31 fan commentary podcast, I dive into Episode 9 – “Cronus, Father of Time”, one of the most thought-provoking and mythologically rich episodes of the series.This episode blends Greek mythology, time manipulation, and classic sci-fi storytelling, as Ulysses and the crew face Cronus, a god whose control over time itself makes him one of their most dangerous adversaries yet. I share my thoughts on the themes, characters, atmosphere, and why this episode still resonates with fans decades later.As always, this is a fan commentary made by a fan, for fans of Ulysses 31 and classic animated science fiction.Special ThanksA huge thank you to everyone who continues to listen, support, and share the podcast.Special shout-outs to my friends: • Luke Hayes Payne • Damian SayersYour support genuinely means the world.Support the PodcastIf you enjoy the show and would like to help support future episodes, you can buy me a coffee here:https://buymeacoffee.com/TherealgettodachoppaThanks again for listening, and I hope you enjoy this journey through one of Ulysses 31’s most unforgettable episodes.

In this episode of my Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace fan commentary, I dive headfirst into Episode 5 – “Scotch Mist”, one of the most gloriously unhinged chapters of the series.From Darkplace Hospital shrouded in fog, to the unforgettable Scottish ghost warriors, this episode cranks the gothic horror, accidental comedy, and pure Matt Holness madness to maximum. We talk Dagless logic, Sanchez reactions, Liz’s expressions of mounting concern, and why “Scotch Mist” perfectly represents everything that makes Darkplace a cult classic.If you love retro horror parody, Channel 4 comedy, or analysing why something is terrible in all the right ways, this commentary is for you.⸻Thanks for ListeningHuge thanks to everyone who supports the channel and the podcast — likes, follows, shares, and comments genuinely keep this thing alive.If you enjoy the commentary, please consider following on Spotify and sharing with fellow Dark place sufferers.buymeacoffee.com/Therealgettodachoppa

In this episode of the podcast, Andy Godoy is joined by his best friend Damian Sayers for a full fan commentary on The Last Kumite — a movie that proudly wears its Bloodsport inspiration on its sleeve.Created as a film by fans, for the fans, The Last Kumite is a love letter to classic martial arts cinema, underground tournaments, and the golden era of VHS fight movies. We break down the fights, the callbacks, the passion behind the project, and why this movie resonates so strongly with fans of Bloodsport, Van Damme, and old-school tournament films.This is a relaxed, honest, and enthusiastic commentary celebrating martial arts movies made with heart, and the community that keeps this genre alive.If you love cult action films, fan-made cinema, or just talking martial arts with friends, this episode is for you.⸻Thanks for ListeningMassive thanks to everyone who listens, follows, shares, and supports the podcast.Your support genuinely helps keep these fan commentaries going.If you enjoyed the episode, please follow on Spotify, leave a rating, and share it with fellow martial arts movie fans.⸻Support the PodcastIf you’d like to support the channel and help future episodes: Buy Me a Coffee:https://buymeacoffee.com/Therealgettodachoppa

Welcome to my fan commentary on The Real Ghostbusters Episode 8 – When Halloween Was Forever In this episode, Halloween takes a dark and supernatural turn as Samhain threatens to make Halloween last forever. I break down the episode’s story, themes, animation, characters, and why this spooky classic remains one of the most memorable episodes from The Real Ghostbusters animated series.We’ll talk about: • Why When Halloween Was Forever stands out as a fan-favourite episode • Samhain as one of the creepiest Ghostbusters villains • Classic 1980s animation, atmosphere, and Halloween vibes • How Peter, Ray, Egon, and Winston handle a world trapped in eternal Halloween • Why this episode still resonates with fans of retro cartoons todaySupport the podcast & channel:👉 buymeacoffee.com/Therealgettodachoppa⸻🙏 Thanks for WatchingHuge thanks to everyone who continues to support the channel — your likes, comments, and subscriptions really help keep these classic cartoon discussions going. If you enjoyed the video, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with fellow Ghostbusters fans!

In this episode of The Real Get To Da Choppa, I dive into Ulysses 31 – Episode 8: The Secret of the Sphinx with a full fan commentary.This time, Ulysses and the crew encounter one of the most mysterious and eerie episodes so far — ancient riddles, cosmic mythology, and that uniquely strange blend of Greek legend and sci-fi that only Ulysses 31 can deliver. I share my thoughts scene by scene, what stood out, what worked, and why this episode is such a memorable entry in the series.If you’re watching along or revisiting the show as an adult, this one’s a fascinating (and slightly trippy) ride Thanks & SupportThanks so much for listening — genuinely appreciate every download, follow, and bit of support If you’d like to help keep the podcast going:Buy Me a Coffee:https://buymeacoffee.com/Therealgettodachoppa

Welcome back to Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace as I dive into Episode 4 – Apes of Wrath In this episode of The Real Get To Da Choppa, I break down one of Darkplace’s most unhinged and absurd chapters — where experimental science, killer apes, and Darkplace’s complete lack of logic collide in spectacular fashion.We talk: • The escalating insanity of the Darkplace experiments • Why Apes of Wrath perfectly sums up the show’s genius parody • The performances, dialogue, and low-budget brilliance • And how this episode pushes Darkplace further into cult-classic madnessIf you love Darkplace, cult TV, British comedy, and fan commentary, this one’s for you.The Real Get To Da Choppa is available on:• Spotify• Apple PodcastsSupport the podcast & channel:buymeacoffee.com/TherealgettodachoppaMassive thanks to everyone listening Luke , Damian and everyone else for sharing, and supporting — your support genuinely keeps this going More Darkplace episodes, cult classics, and fan commentaries coming very soon.

Strap in and open the pod bay doors as I dive head-first into Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey — one of the most ambitious, hypnotic, and endlessly debated films ever made.From the eerie calm of deep space to HAL 9000’s unforgettable red eye, this fan commentary explores the film’s themes, visuals, music, and legacy — what works, what confounds, and why 2001 still feels alien (in the best possible way) over 50 years later.Whether you’re a longtime Kubrick devotee or a first-time voyager, this is a relaxed, spoiler-filled chat made with love for cinema and big ideas.Huge thanks as always to everyone who listens, shares, comments, and supports the show — it genuinely means the world.Support the channel:buymeacoffee.com/TherealgettodachoppaSee it the way it was meant to be seen:If you ever get the chance, 2001: A Space Odyssey is absolutely breathtaking on the big screen at Cinerama, Bradford — one of the best places in the UK to experience classic films properly.https://www.cineramabradford.org.ukThanks again for listening

Join me for a full fan commentary on Transformers: The Animated Movie (1986) — the legendary animated epic that changed Saturday mornings forever.From Optimus Prime’s unforgettable stand, to Megatron’s rebirth as Galvatron, to the emotional gut-punches that still hit decades later, this commentary dives into:What made the movie so bold (and brutal)The animation, music, and voice castWhy this film still means so much to fans todayThis is a pure fan appreciation commentary, made with love for the Generation One era and everyone who grew up with Cybertron’s greatest heroes and villains.Huge thanks to everyone who listens, supports, shares, and keeps these classic cartoons alive — it genuinely means the world.Support the channel / podcast: https://buymeacoffee.com/Therealgettodachoppa Sit back, press play, and remember…Till all are one.

If it bleeds… we can kill it.In this episode of The Real Get To Da Choppa, I’m revisiting Predator (1987) — a film I’ve seen many times and one that remains one of the greatest action movies of the 80s.From the jungle setting and quotable one-liners to the iconic creature design and legendary cast, I break down why Predator still holds up today and why it became such a massive cult classic. This is a relaxed, spoiler-heavy fan commentary for action and sci-fi fans.Huge thanks as always to Luke Hayes Payne, Damian Sayers, James Burch, and everyone in The Real Get To Da Choppa community for the continued support — genuinely appreciated. If you enjoy the show and want to help support future episodes, you can buy me a coffee here:https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppa

The Sandman is loose, nightmares become reality, and the Ghostbusters are fighting fear itself. I break down the scares, the dream logic, standout moments, and why this episode is one of the creepiest in the entire series.Pure nostalgia with a dark edge.Fan commentary • episode breakdown • classic RGB vibesSupport the PodcastIf you enjoy the show and want to help support future episodes, you can do so here:buymeacoffee.com/TherealgettodachoppaHuge thanks to everyone listening, sharing, and supporting — you’re massively appreciated.

Join me for Episode 7 – “Mutiny on Board” of Ulysses 31 in this fan commentary podcast! The Odyssey faces treachery as the crew deals with rebellion aboard the ship. Telemachus, Umi, and Nono confront danger, mystery, and cosmic threats in this classic 80s sci-fi adventure. We dive into the story, the animation, the characters, and why this series still resonates with fans decades later.This is a spoiler-filled fan commentary, made with love for retro cartoons, classic sci-fi, and thoughtful discussion.Listen to The Real Get To Da Choppa on Spotify & Apple PodcastsSupport the podcast: buymeacoffee.com/TherealgettodachoppaCheck out the game I mentioned on the podcast about the show on the zx spectrum https://sequentia-soft.itch.io/odyssey31Huge thanks to all my regular listeners — your support means the world and keeps the podcast going!If you enjoy this episode, like, subscribe, and share to help more fans discover this classic series.

In this episode of my Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace fan commentary series, I dive into Episode 3 – “Skipper the Eyechild”, one of the strangest (and funniest) chapters of the show.A man gives birth to a giant eyeball, Dagless forms a disturbing parental bond, and Darkplace Hospital once again proves it may be the most dangerous workplace in Britain. We talk warped emotions, low-budget brilliance, surreal horror comedy, and why this episode perfectly captures Darkplace at its most unhinged.As always, this is a fan commentary made with love for the show — expect appreciation, laughs, and a bit of madness.Huge thanks to all the regular listeners and everyone who continues to support the podcast — it genuinely means a lot Support the podcast: Buy Me a Coffee buymeacoffee.com/Therealgettodachoppa

In this episode of The Real Get To Da Choppa, I revisit War of the Worlds (1953) in 4K UHD, the legendary sci-fi classic that defined alien invasion cinema.We dive into how the 4K restoration brings new life to the iconic Martian war machines, night-time destruction, and apocalyptic atmosphere, while also talking themes, effects, Cold War paranoia, and why this film still holds up over 70 years later.This is a fan commentary podcast, made with love for classic sci-fi, physical media, and films that shaped the genre. Whether you’re revisiting it or discovering it in 4K for the first time, there’s plenty to dig into here.The Real Get To Da Choppa is available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts Support the podcast:https://buymeacoffee.com/TherealgettodachoppaHuge thanks to all the regular listeners and supporters — your continued support genuinely keeps the podcast going.If you enjoyed this episode, please like, follow, subscribe, and share — it really helps the show reach more sci-fi fans.

This week I’m diving back into 80s creature madness with a full fan commentary on Critters 2: The Main Course From the giant rolling critter ball to the shape-shifting space bounty hunters, this sequel goes bigger, sillier, and somehow even more fun.I chat favourite moments, wild creature effects, why this sequel leans into the madness, and why Critters 2 has become a cult classic for horror-comedy fans.Huge thanks to everyone who listens and supports the show — you’re legends Support the podcast:https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppa

This week I face one of the creepiest episodes of The Real Ghostbusters as I revisit Episode 6: The Boogieman Cometh Closets, childhood fears, and one seriously unsettling villain — I talk standout moments, why the Boogieman hit harder than most cartoon ghosts, and how this episode still sticks with me all these years later.Huge thanks to everyone who keeps listening and supporting the show — you’re genuinely appreciated Support the podcast:https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppa

The Odyssey discovers a lifeless city world, and when Yumi takes Numinor there hoping to bring him back to life, she uncovers a terrifying truth behind the planet’s technology. It’s one of the darkest and most emotional episodes of the series.I break down key moments, themes, and why Flowers of Fear still hits hard all these years later.Thanks as always to everyone who listens and supports — truly appreciated Support the podcast:buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppa

Hell truly hath fury… and her name is Liz Asher.In this episode of Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace Fan Commentary, we dive headfirst into Episode 2: “Hell Hath Fury” — the one where Liz completely loses it, starts floating, and uses telekinesis to turn Darkplace Hospital into a supernatural death trap.We’re talking flying staplers, possessed filing cabinets, screwdrivers, irons, and one very unlucky temp. Along the way we break down the gloriously cheap effects, unhinged performances, accidental comedy, and why this episode perfectly sums up everything that makes Darkplace a cult classic.If you love bad horror, worse dialogue, and maximum confidence with minimum talent — you’re in the right place.Huge thanks as always to the regular listeners and supporters — you legends keep this going.If you’re new, welcome to Darkplace… try not to die in the corridors.https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppa

I finally revisited Bloodsport (1988) in 4K, and it’s never looked better. This episode is a full fan commentary on the Jean-Claude Van Damme cult classic that defined late-80s martial arts cinema.From the brutal Kumite fights to Chong Li’s menace and Frank Dux’s rise, I break down the action, characters, standout moments, and how the 4K presentation holds up today.Huge thanks as always to the regular listeners and supporters — your continued support keeps the podcast going and is genuinely appreciated.Support the podcast:buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppa

This episode of The Real Get To Da Choppa takes on the ultimate 80s underdog martial arts movie, No Retreat, No Surrender. From fierce rivalries to pure VHS-era training montages, we break down why this cult classic still hits hard.Huge thanks to all the regular listeners and supporters for keeping the show going — your support genuinely means everything.If you’d like to help the channel grow, you can support the podcast here:buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaAlso here’s a link to the Scott Adkin’s show where he interviews Kurt McKinney https://youtu.be/6pruVUYLgEQ?si=KKVTiROX3VTSXz9DSubscribe, share, and join me for more movie, TV, and cartoon fan commentaries.

I’m back with a fan commentary on The Real Ghostbusters Episode 5, “Troll Bridge.”A fun, slightly creepy episode that mixes classic Ghostbusters humour with fairy-tale weirdness under the bridge.Big thanks as always to all the regular listeners for the continued support — it’s massively appreciated.If you’d like to support the podcast and help keep these commentaries coming, you can do so here:buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaThanks for listening.

This time I’m diving into Ulysses 31 Episode 5, “The Eternal Punishment.”A dark myth-in-space tale featuring Sisyphus, the gods, and one brutal endless fate.As always, a huge thanks to all the regular listeners for the continued support – it genuinely means a lot.If you enjoy the show and want to help keep the commentaries going, you can support the podcast here: buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaThanks for listening.

In this episode, I kick off a fan commentary on Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace with Episode 1 – Once Upon a Beginning, diving into the madness, bad acting, terrible editing, and pure genius that makes this cult comedy so beloved.From Dr Rick Dagless M.D. to the deliberately awful production values, I talk about why Darkplace still works so well and why Episode 1 is the perfect introduction to Marenghi’s twisted world.Huge thanks as always to Luke Hayes Payne, Damian Sayers, and everyone in the Get To Da Choppa / retro community for the continued support — it genuinely means a lot.If you’d like to support the podcast, you can Buy Me a Coffee here:☕ https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaThe podcast is also available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, with plenty more episodes to check out.

This time I’m diving into Gorgo (1961), the classic British giant monster movie that blends heartfelt drama with city-stomping spectacle. Watching this again in stunning quality thanks to the special limited-edition 4K release — an amazing gift from my wife — really highlights the incredible miniature work, effects, and old-school charm that make this film so memorable.In this fan commentary, I talk about the film’s place in monster movie history, its emotional core, the creature effects, and how Gorgo stands alongside (and apart from) its kaiju cousins from the same era.As always, this is a fan commentary made purely out of love for the film.Thanks as always to everyone who listens, supports, comments, and shares — it genuinely means a lot.Don’t forget to check out the channel, the Facebook group, and all the usual places for more retro films, cult classics, and fan commentaries. If you’d like to support the podcast :https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppa

This episode puts the spotlight firmly on Slimer as he’s accidentally separated from the Ghostbusters and left to survive on his own in New York City. What starts off funny quickly becomes surprisingly heartfelt, as Slimer realises just how much the team means to him.In this commentary, I revisit why Slimer, Come Home is such a memorable early episode, highlighting its humour, emotion, and the way it gives Slimer real character beyond comic relief. It’s a nostalgic watch that still hits home all these years later.As always, thanks for watching, listening, and supporting the channel — it really is appreciated.

In this episode, I dive into Tron: Ares for the very first time.No nostalgia goggles, no prior attachment — just a fresh watch and honest reactions.I share my thoughts on the visuals, characters, and how this new chapter fits into the Tron universe, from its neon-soaked style to its bold sci-fi ideas.As always, a huge thank you to Luke Hayes Payne, Damian Sayers, and everyone in the Get To Da Choppa retro community for the continued support — it’s genuinely appreciated.If you’d like to support the podcast, you can do so here: https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppaThanks for listening

In this episode, I continue my journey through the classic 80s sci-fi animated series Ulysses 31 with Episode 4 – Guardian of the Cosmic Winds.A more atmospheric and mysterious chapter, this episode leans heavily into mythic sci-fi as the crew encounters a powerful cosmic force. I share my thoughts on the story and why this one stands out as the series builds its identity.A huge thank you to Luke Hayes Payne, Damian Sayers, and everyone in the Get To Da Choppa retro community for the continued support — it’s genuinely appreciated.If you’d like to support the podcast, you can do so here: https://buymeacoffee.com/therealgettodachoppa