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Send us Fan MailWhat happens when you’re making an independent movie and suddenly more than half of it could be gone forever?For this special episode of Just That Film, Ben and Charlie are joined by Medias Res creators Edwin and Delaney to tell the incredible story behind the making of Medias Res (2017).They take us right back to how the film came together, the challenges of getting an independent feature made, and the moment disaster struck when a hard drive containing a huge amount of the movie crashed.The footage couldn’t be recovered.More than half of the film was potentially gone.And then, somehow, NASA got involved. 🚀Edwin and Delaney reveal how somebody from NASA eventually managed to recover the lost material, saving footage they thought they might never see again.We also dig into the making of Medias Res, the creative decisions behind the film, the realities of independent filmmaking and some brilliant behind-the-scenes stories from Edwin and Delaney.Plus, Ben and Charlie give their thoughts on the movie itself.🎬 Film: Medias Res (2017) 🎤 Guests: Edwin & Delaney 🎙️ Hosts: Ben & Charlie 🍿 Podcast: Just That FilmIf you enjoy hearing the stories behind how movies actually get made, follow Just That Film for more film reviews, filmmaker interviews and conversations with the people behind the movies.And if you’ve seen Medias Res, we’d love to hear what you thought.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Just That Film Podcast, we’re settling one of horror’s greatest debates: Evil Dead or Evil Dead II?Sam Raimi’s groundbreaking horror classics changed the genre forever, launching Bruce Campbell’s legendary Ash Williams and introducing audiences to the terrifying Deadites. But which film deserves to be crowned the ultimate Evil Dead experience?We compare The Evil Dead (1981) and Evil Dead II (1987), discussing everything from the relentless horror of the original to the outrageous blend of comedy, gore, and slapstick that made the sequel a cult phenomenon.Along the way we examine Bruce Campbell’s iconic performance, Sam Raimi’s inventive direction, the astonishing low-budget filmmaking, Tom Sullivan’s incredible practical effects, Joseph LoDuca’s unforgettable scores, and the lasting influence both films have had on horror cinema.Will the raw terror and DIY spirit of the original win out, or does Evil Dead II’s bigger budget, wild humour, and unforgettable set pieces make it the superior film?🎬 Topics include: • The Evil Dead vs Evil Dead II • Which film is scarier? • Bruce Campbell as Ash Williams • Sam Raimi’s unique directing style • The evolution of the Deadites • The legendary practical effects and gore • Favourite kills, scares, and one-liners • Which film deserves to be called the ultimate Evil Dead?🎙️ Join the debate and let us know which side you’re on: Team Evil Dead or Team Evil Dead II?New episodes covering classic, cult, and modern films every week.#EvilDead #EvilDead2 #BruceCampbell #SamRaimi #AshWilliams #HorrorMovies #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #JustThatFilmPodcastFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail❤️ This week, Ben, Charlie and special guest Lilly remember the extraordinary Tim Curry.This is a particularly personal episode of Just That Film Podcast.Charlie had the opportunity to work with Tim Curry on The Long Drive Home and speak with him personally. Tim also very kindly recorded a special voice message for Lilly, giving Charlie and Lilly memories of Tim that go beyond simply admiring his work from afar.In this episode, they share those memories while celebrating an extraordinary career spanning film, television, theatre, music and voice acting.From the sensational Dr. Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Picture Show and the terrifying Pennywise in Stephen King’s IT to the brilliantly frantic Wadsworth in Clue, Tim Curry created characters that became part of popular culture.And that was only the beginning.🎬 Ben, Charlie and Lilly remember:👠 The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Dr. Frank-N-Furter 🎈 Pennywise in Stephen King’s IT 🔎 Wadsworth in Clue 🏨 Mr. Hector in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York 🧙 The Grand Wizard in The Worst Witch 🎃 The unforgettable Anything Can Happen on Halloween 😈 Darkness in Legend 🏴‍☠️ Long John Silver in Muppet Treasure Island ☀️ Rooster in Annie 🎭 Tim’s remarkable theatre career 🎤 His music and unmistakable singing voice 🎙️ His extensive voice-acting work 😂 His extraordinary comic timing ❤️ Charlie’s experience of working and speaking with Tim 🎧 And the lovely personal message Tim recorded for LillyWhether he was terrifying an audience, making them laugh, singing, playing a flamboyant villain or stealing an entire scene with a single expression, Tim Curry was completely unique.For Charlie and Lilly, this episode is also an opportunity to remember the person behind those performances and share a small glimpse of the kindness they experienced from him personally.We also ask the impossible question:What was Tim Curry’s greatest performance?Frank-N-Furter? Pennywise? Wadsworth? Darkness? The Grand Wizard? Long John Silver? Mr. Hector?Or is your favourite one we haven’t even mentioned?❤️ Remembering Tim Curry and an extraordinary body of work that entertained, frightened and delighted generations.🎬 Just That Film Podcast with Ben & Charlie, joined for this special episode by Lilly.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail❤️ This week, Just That Film remembers the one and only Dolly Parton.Following the sad news of Dolly’s passing, Ben, Charlie and Lilly celebrate her remarkable life, career and unmistakable personality by revisiting one of her most memorable movies: The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (1982).Directed by Colin Higgins and based on the hit Broadway musical, the film stars Dolly as Miss Mona Stangley, the warm-hearted proprietor of the legendary Chicken Ranch, alongside Burt Reynolds as Sheriff Ed Earl Dodd.When crusading television reporter Melvin P. Thorpe, played by Dom DeLuise, decides to expose the Chicken Ranch and have it closed down, Mona and Ed Earl find themselves caught between politics, publicity, romance and a whole lot of Texas-sized chaos.We discuss Dolly’s performance, her chemistry with Burt Reynolds, the film’s outrageous comedy, its spectacular musical numbers, and the scene-stealing Charles Durning as the Governor of Texas.We also get into the story behind I Will Always Love You, why Dolly re-recorded it for the movie, Hard Candy Christmas, deleted songs and scenes, the real-life Chicken Ranch, the turbulent production, and why Dolly herself later admitted that making the movie had been a difficult experience.And, of course, we ask the big question:Does The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas still hold up more than 40 years later?More importantly, this episode is our opportunity to celebrate Dolly herself: the singer, songwriter, actress, philanthropist and extraordinary entertainer whose music, humour and warmth touched generations.From 9 to 5 and Steel Magnolias to Jolene, Coat of Many Colors and I Will Always Love You, there really was nobody quite like Dolly Parton.❤️ Rest in peace, Dolly. Thank you for the music, the movies and the memories.🎬 Just That Film Podcast with Ben & Charlie Classic movies, forgotten favourites, cult curiosities and plenty of debate.What’s your favourite Dolly Parton film or song? Let us know.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Just That Film Podcast, we revisit Torch Song Trilogy (1988), the moving comedy-drama that brought Harvey Fierstein’s acclaimed Broadway play to the big screen with warmth, wit, and remarkable emotional honesty.Directed by Paul Bogart and adapted by Harvey Fierstein from his Tony Award-winning play, the film stars Harvey Fierstein as Arnold Beckoff, a New York drag performer searching for lasting love, acceptance, and the family he’s always dreamed of. The outstanding cast also includes Anne Bancroft, Matthew Broderick, Brian Kerwin, Eddie Castrodad, Karen Young, and Estelle Getty.We discuss Harvey Fierstein’s unforgettable performance and screenplay, Anne Bancroft’s powerful portrayal of Arnold’s mother, the film’s balance of humour and heartbreak, and its sensitive exploration of love, grief, identity, prejudice, and chosen family. We also look at the film’s importance as one of the first major Hollywood releases to present a gay protagonist with such honesty and compassion.Touching, funny, and deeply human, Torch Song Trilogy remains an important landmark in LGBTQ+ cinema and one of the most heartfelt dramas of the 1980s.Is Torch Song Trilogy Harvey Fierstein’s masterpiece, and why does its message of love, acceptance, and family continue to resonate today?🎬 Topics include: • Harvey Fierstein’s unforgettable performance • Anne Bancroft’s powerful supporting role • The transition from stage to screen • Themes of love, family, and acceptance • The film’s place in LGBTQ+ cinema history • Favourite scenes and emotional moments • The outstanding ensemble cast • Why Torch Song Trilogy remains essential viewing🎙️ New episodes covering classic, cult, and modern films every week.#TorchSongTrilogy #HarveyFierstein #AnneBancroft #LGBTQCinema #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #ClassicCinema #JustThatFilmPodcastFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we review Chinatown (1974), the legendary neo-noir mystery starring Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway that is widely regarded as one of the greatest films ever made.Directed by Roman Polanski and written by Robert Towne, Chinatown follows private investigator Jake Gittes as a seemingly simple case uncovers a web of corruption, power, greed, and deception beneath the surface of 1930s Los Angeles.Join us as we explore the film’s masterful storytelling, unforgettable performances, haunting atmosphere, and one of the most famous endings in cinema history. We discuss why Chinatown continues to influence filmmakers decades later and whether it still deserves its reputation as one of Hollywood’s greatest masterpieces.From its iconic characters and razor-sharp screenplay to its themes of corruption and moral ambiguity, we break down what makes Chinatown such an enduring classic and why audiences are still discovering it more than 50 years after its release.We also share our favourite scenes, discuss what worked and what didn’t, and give our final verdict on this landmark neo-noir thriller.Have you seen Chinatown? Let us know your thoughts, favourite scene, and rating in the comments.#Chinatown #JackNicholson #ClassicCinema #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #NeoNoirFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailBefore The Lord of the Rings, before King Kong, and before The Hobbit, Peter Jackson made one of the most outrageous cult films ever put on screen…In this episode of Just That Film Podcast, we dive into Meet the Feebles (1989), Peter Jackson’s wildly offensive, hilariously twisted puppet musical that’s unlike anything you’ve ever seen.Part parody of The Muppet Show and part pitch-black satire of the entertainment industry, Meet the Feebles follows a troupe of puppet performers whose lives are filled with sex, drugs, violence, jealousy, betrayal, and complete chaos behind the scenes.Starring the voices of Danny Mulheron, Mark Hadlow, Donna Akersten, Stuart Devenie, and Peter Vere-Jones, the film has become one of the most infamous cult movies ever made and remains essential viewing for Peter Jackson fans.Long before he won multiple Academy Awards, Jackson was pushing boundaries with outrageous practical effects, anarchic humour, and fearless filmmaking that hinted at the incredible career to come.We discuss:🎬 Peter Jackson before The Lord of the Rings 🎬 The outrageous puppet satire 🎬 The incredible practical effects and puppetry 🎬 The film’s cult following 🎬 Our favourite shocking moments 🎬 Why it remains unlike anything else ever made 🎬 How it compares to Bad Taste and Braindead 🎬 Is this Peter Jackson’s craziest film?💬 Have you seen Meet the Feebles… or is it still on your “must watch” list? Let us know in the comments!👍 If you enjoy cult classics, horror, comedy, bizarre cinema, and movie reviews, don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell for more episodes from Just That Film Podcast.#MeetTheFeebles #PeterJackson #CultMovies #HorrorComedy #MoviePodcast #JustThatFilmPodcastFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailIs A History of Violence (2005) Viggo Mortensen’s greatest performance… and one of the finest crime thrillers of the 21st century?In this episode of Just That Film Podcast, we revisit David Cronenberg’s gripping modern masterpiece starring Viggo Mortensen, Maria Bello, Ed Harris, William Hurt, Ashton Holmes, and Stephen McHattie.When quiet family man Tom Stall becomes a local hero after violently stopping an armed robbery, his seemingly perfect life begins to unravel as mysterious figures from his past arrive in town. What follows is a powerful exploration of identity, violence, family, and whether anyone can truly escape who they once were.Based on the acclaimed graphic novel by John Wagner and Vince Locke, A History of Violence combines outstanding performances, shocking bursts of violence, and David Cronenberg’s masterful direction to create one of the defining thrillers of the 2000s.We also uncover a brilliant filming-location connection that fans of Schitt’s Creek may recognise. The motel featured in the film’s unforgettable opening sequence is the very same real-life motel later used as the exterior of the iconic Rosebud Motel, making for a fascinating link between two completely different classics.William Hurt also received an Academy Award nomination for his unforgettable supporting performance despite appearing on screen for only a few minutes.We discuss:🎬 Viggo Mortensen’s career-defining performance 🎬 David Cronenberg’s brilliant direction 🎬 William Hurt’s Oscar-nominated role 🎬 Ed Harris as the unforgettable Carl Fogarty 🎬 The shocking violence and why it works 🎬 The surprising Schitt’s Creek motel connection 🎬 Our favourite scenes and performances 🎬 Is A History of Violence one of the greatest thrillers of the 21st century?💬 Do you think this is Viggo Mortensen’s greatest performance, or do you prefer him in another role? Let us know in the comments!👍 If you enjoy movie reviews, crime thrillers, David Cronenberg films, graphic novel adaptations, and classic modern cinema, don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell for more episodes from Just That Film Podcast.#AHistoryOfViolence #ViggoMortensen #DavidCronenberg #CrimeThriller #SchittsCreek #MoviePodcast #JustThatFilmPodcastFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail⚠️ WARNING: This episode contains FULL SPOILERS for Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026). If you haven’t seen the film yet, bookmark this episode and come back afterwards!In this spoiler-filled episode of Just That Film Podcast, we’re diving deep into Spider-Man: Brand New Day, breaking down every major twist, emotional moment, action sequence, post-credits scene, and shocking reveal.Following the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home, Peter Parker begins a new chapter in his life, but does Brand New Day successfully launch a fresh era for Marvel’s friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man? We explore what worked, what didn’t, and where the MCU could take the character next.🎬 Topics include: • Full spoiler review • The ending explained • Every major twist and reveal • Post-credit scenes • Best action sequences • Standout performances • Favourite moments • Easter eggs and comic references • Where Spider-Man goes next in the MCU • Does Brand New Day live up to the hype?Whether you loved the film or came away with mixed feelings, join us as we break down every aspect of Spider-Man: Brand New Day.🎙️ New episodes covering classic, cult, and modern films every week.#SpiderManBrandNewDay #SpiderMan #Marvel #MCU #SpoilerReview #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #JustThatFilmPodcastFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we review Scandal (1989), the gripping British drama based on one of the most infamous political scandals in UK history.Starring John Hurt, Joanne Whalley, and Bridget Fonda, Scandal explores the events surrounding the Profumo Affair, a controversy involving sex, politics, power, and national security that rocked Britain in the 1960s and sent shockwaves through the establishment.Join us as we discuss the film’s performances, historical accuracy, and portrayal of the scandal that brought down careers and dominated headlines. We explore how the story reflects the culture of the era, why the affair remains so fascinating decades later, and whether the film still holds up today.From political intrigue to media frenzy, Scandal offers a fascinating look at a real-life story that blurred the lines between private lives and public responsibility. We share our favourite moments, discuss what worked and what didn’t, and give our final verdict.What did you think of Scandal? Let us know your thoughts and rating in the comments.#Scandal #ProfumoAffair #MovieReview #BritishCinema #FilmPodcast #PoliticalDramaFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we review Roman Holiday (1953), the timeless romantic classic that launched Audrey Hepburn to stardom and remains one of Hollywood’s most beloved films.Starring Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck, Roman Holiday follows a princess who escapes her royal responsibilities for a day of freedom on the streets of Rome, leading to an unforgettable adventure filled with romance, charm, and heartbreak.Join us as we revisit this Oscar-winning classic and discuss why it continues to captivate audiences more than 70 years after its release. We explore the chemistry between Hepburn and Peck, the beauty of Rome, the film’s unforgettable ending, and whether Roman Holiday still deserves its reputation as one of the greatest romantic films ever made.From its iconic Vespa ride to its bittersweet conclusion, we break down the moments that made Roman Holiday a cinematic masterpiece and share our thoughts on how it holds up for modern viewers.Have you seen Roman Holiday? Let us know your favourite scene and rating in the comments.#RomanHoliday #AudreyHepburn #ClassicCinema #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #OldHollywoodFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we review Drop Dead Fred (1991), one of the most bizarre, beloved, and divisive cult films of the 1990s.Starring Phoebe Cates and comedy legend Rick Mayall, Drop Dead Fred tells the story of an imaginary friend who returns to turn one woman’s life upside down. Part childhood fantasy, part dark comedy, and part emotional journey, this is a film that continues to divide audiences decades after its release.Join us as we revisit this cult classic and discuss whether it deserves its passionate fanbase. We break down the unforgettable performance from Rick Mayall, the film’s wild humour, its deeper themes about growing up and self-discovery, and why some viewers consider it a masterpiece while others can’t stand it.Was Drop Dead Fred ahead of its time, or is it simply one of the strangest movies ever made? We share our favourite moments, discuss what worked and what didn’t, and give our final verdict.Did you grow up with Drop Dead Fred? Let us know your memories, thoughts, and rating in the comments.#DropDeadFred #RickMayall #MovieReview #CultClassic #FilmPodcast #90sMoviesFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we review Midnight Express (1978), the gripping prison drama based on the true story of Billy Hayes and widely regarded as one of the most powerful and controversial films of its era.Directed by Alan Parker and featuring an unforgettable performance from Brad Davis, Midnight Express shocked audiences with its intense portrayal of imprisonment, survival, and the desperate fight for freedom. Decades later, it remains a film that sparks debate and strong reactions from viewers around the world.Join us as we discuss the film’s emotional impact, standout performances, iconic soundtrack, and the controversy surrounding its depiction of events. We explore whether Midnight Express deserves its reputation as a cinematic masterpiece and examine how it holds up for modern audiences.From its unforgettable opening scenes to its dramatic conclusion, we break down what makes Midnight Express one of the most talked-about prison films ever made.Have you seen Midnight Express? Let us know your thoughts and rating in the comments.#MidnightExpress #MovieReview #ClassicCinema #FilmPodcast #PrisonDrama #TrueStoryFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Dolls (1987), Stuart Gordon's wonderfully creepy cult horror film that has quietly earned a loyal following since its release.Blending gothic fairy tale atmosphere with dark humour, memorable practical effects, and genuinely unsettling killer dolls, Dolls remains one of the most distinctive horror films of the 1980s.We discuss what makes the film so effective, whether it still holds up today, Stuart Gordon's direction, the unforgettable creature effects, standout performances, and where Dolls ranks among the great cult horror movies of its era.Is Dolls an overlooked horror masterpiece, or simply an entertaining slice of 80s nostalgia? Join us as we take another look at this cult favourite.If you enjoy movie reviews, horror films, cult classics, forgotten gems, British drama, classic Hollywood, film noir, and in-depth film discussions, make sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we review Memento (2000), Christopher Nolan’s groundbreaking psychological thriller that continues to puzzle and fascinate audiences more than two decades after its release.Join us as we break down the film’s unique reverse storytelling, unforgettable performances, hidden clues, and controversial ending. We discuss whether Memento is Nolan’s first masterpiece, how it changed modern thrillers, and why viewers are still debating its meaning today.From memory loss and identity to truth and self-deception, Memento is far more than a mystery thriller. It’s a film that challenges everything you think you know.We also share our favourite scenes, discuss the performances of Guy Pearce, Carrie-Anne Moss, and Joe Pantoliano, and give our final verdict on whether this modern classic still deserves its legendary reputation.What do you think of Memento? Is it one of the greatest thrillers ever made? Let us know in the comments.#Memento #ChristopherNolan #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #PsychologicalThrillerFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we review Outrageous Fortune (1987), the comedy adventure starring Bette Midler and Shelley Long that has quietly become one of the most underrated films of the 1980s.When two women discover they’ve been dating the same man, an unlikely partnership leads them into a chaotic mystery filled with comedy, action, and plenty of surprises. Join us as we revisit this forgotten 80s classic and discuss whether it still holds up for modern audiences.We break down the chemistry between Bette Midler and Shelley Long, the film’s funniest moments, its blend of comedy and adventure, and why Outrageous Fortune deserves more attention than it gets today.Is this an overlooked gem from the golden age of 80s cinema, or is it a film that’s best left in the past? We share our favourite scenes, discuss what worked, what didn’t, and give our final verdict.Have you seen Outrageous Fortune? Let us know your thoughts and rating in the comments.#OutrageousFortune #BetteMidler #ShelleyLong #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #80sMoviesFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailWe review Obsession (2026), discussing the performances, scares, cinematography, ending, and whether this could become one of the standout horror films of 2026. We also break down what worked, what didn’t, and who should see it.Obsession 2026 reviewhorror movie reviewmovie podcastfilm discussionending explainedFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991), Kevin Reynolds' epic retelling of the legendary outlaw starring Kevin Costner, Morgan Freeman, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Christian Slater, and the unforgettable Alan Rickman as the Sheriff of Nottingham.More than 30 years after its release, does Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves still deserve its place as one of the defining adventure films of the 1990s?We discuss Kevin Costner's take on Robin Hood, Alan Rickman's iconic performance, Michael Kamen's magnificent score, the film's action, humour, memorable moments, and whether this blockbuster continues to entertain modern audiences, with an exclusive behind the scenes story from friend of the show Daniel Peacock aka Bull.Join us as we revisit one of the biggest films of the 1990s and decide if Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves remains an adventure classic or is simply a product of its time.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Mad Monster Party? (1967), Rankin/Bass's wonderfully quirky stop-motion animated comedy featuring a who's who of classic movie monsters.Packed with memorable character designs, catchy songs, gothic humour, and the unmistakable animation style of Rankin/Bass, Mad Monster Party? has become a cult favourite among fans of classic horror and vintage animation.We discuss the film's stop-motion animation, voice cast, monster line-up, comedy, music, and whether Mad Monster Party? still entertains audiences nearly 60 years after its release. Is it a forgotten Halloween classic or an overlooked animated gem that deserves a wider audience?Join us as we revisit one of the most unique animated films of the 1960s and decide whether Mad Monster Party? remains essential viewing for fans of classic monsters and cult cinema.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we’re celebrating what would have been Marilyn Monroe’s 100th birthday by revisiting one of her most iconic films, The Seven Year Itch (1955).Directed by Billy Wilder, this classic romantic comedy cemented Monroe’s place as one of Hollywood’s greatest stars and gave cinema one of its most unforgettable images: Marilyn standing over a New York subway grate as her white dress billows into the air. More than 70 years after the film’s release, and a century after Monroe’s birth, her influence on cinema and popular culture remains as powerful as ever. (⁠National Portrait Gallery)In this episode, we discuss Marilyn Monroe’s magnetic performance, Billy Wilder’s direction, Tom Ewell’s leading role, the film’s humour, its themes of temptation and fantasy, and whether The Seven Year Itch still holds up for modern audiences.Join us as we honour one of Hollywood’s greatest icons and decide whether this timeless comedy deserves its legendary reputation.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Mildred Pierce (1945), Michael Curtiz's classic film noir starring Joan Crawford in her Academy Award-winning performance.Blending family drama, psychological tension, mystery, and film noir, Mildred Pierce remains one of the defining Hollywood classics of the 1940s. More than 75 years after its release, the film continues to captivate audiences with its unforgettable performances, sharp screenplay, and compelling story of ambition, sacrifice, and betrayal.In this episode, we discuss Joan Crawford's remarkable performance, the supporting cast including Ann Blyth, Zachary Scott, Eve Arden, and Jack Carson, the film's noir elements, its exploration of family relationships, and why Mildred Pierce has endured as one of the greatest classic films ever made.Join us as we revisit this Oscar-winning masterpiece and decide whether Mildred Pierce still deserves its reputation as one of the finest examples of classic Hollywood cinema.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThe film that Ben says is even better than ‘Oldboy’ and ‘Bulworth’…This week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Flash Gordon (1980), Mike Hodges' colourful sci-fi adventure starring Sam J. Jones, Melody Anderson, Max von Sydow, Timothy Dalton, Brian Blessed, and Topol.With its bold visual style, unforgettable characters, spectacular production design, and iconic soundtrack by Queen, Flash Gordon has become one of the most beloved cult films of the 1980s. But does this larger-than-life comic book adventure still hold up more than 40 years after its release?In this episode, we discuss the performances, dazzling visuals, memorable one-liners, Queen's legendary soundtrack, and whether Flash Gordon deserves its status as a sci-fi cult classic.Join us as we revisit one of the most unique fantasy adventures of the 1980s and decide if Flash Gordon remains a thrilling space epic or a wonderfully camp classic that audiences still love today.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Awakenings (1990), Penny Marshall's deeply moving drama based on the true story of neurologist Dr. Oliver Sacks.Starring Robin Williams and Robert De Niro in two of the finest performances of their careers, Awakenings tells the remarkable story of patients who briefly emerge from decades of catatonia following an experimental treatment. It's a powerful film about hope, compassion, friendship, and the preciousness of life.In this episode, we discuss the outstanding performances from Robin Williams and Robert De Niro, Penny Marshall's sensitive direction, the emotional impact of the story, Randy Newman's beautiful score, and whether Awakenings remains one of the greatest dramas of the 1990s.Join us as we revisit this unforgettable true-life story and decide whether Awakenings still deserves its reputation as one of the most moving and inspiring films ever made.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailGet your Cluedo clue sheets ready and play along as we multitask by playing Cluedo while reviewing the 80s classic.This week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Clue (1985), the cult comedy mystery based on the classic board game, featuring an all-star cast including Tim Curry, Christopher Lloyd, Madeline Kahn, Michael McKean, Martin Mull, Lesley Ann Warren, Eileen Brennan, and Colleen Camp.A box office disappointment on its original release, Clue has since become one of the most beloved cult comedies of the 1980s. Packed with razor-sharp dialogue, unforgettable performances, frantic farce, and multiple endings, it's a film that has grown in popularity with every passing year.In this episode, we discuss Tim Curry's scene-stealing performance, the incredible ensemble cast, the film's unique multiple-ending gimmick, its blend of mystery and comedy, and whether Clue deserves its reputation as one of the greatest cult comedies ever made.Join us as we revisit this hilarious whodunnit and decide whether Clue still holds up as an endlessly entertaining comedy classic.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953), Howard Hawks' dazzling musical comedy starring Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell.Famous for Marilyn Monroe's unforgettable performance of "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend", this Technicolor classic is far more than its most iconic scene. Packed with witty dialogue, memorable songs, glamorous performances, and brilliant chemistry between its two leading stars, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes remains one of the defining Hollywood musicals of the 1950s.In this episode, we discuss Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell's performances, Howard Hawks' direction, the film's humour, music, unforgettable costumes, and whether Gentlemen Prefer Blondes still deserves its reputation as one of the greatest classic Hollywood musicals ever made.Join us as we revisit this timeless comedy and celebrate one of the most entertaining and influential musicals of Hollywood's Golden Age.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting My Cousin Vinny (1992), the much-loved courtroom comedy starring Joe Pesci, Marisa Tomei, Ralph Macchio, Mitchell Whitfield, and Fred Gwynne.Blending sharp comedy with an engaging courtroom drama, My Cousin Vinny has become one of the most celebrated comedies of the 1990s. Featuring Joe Pesci at his hilarious best and Marisa Tomei's Academy Award-winning performance, the film remains a favourite with audiences more than 30 years after its release.In this episode, we discuss the performances, unforgettable courtroom scenes, the brilliant chemistry between Joe Pesci and Marisa Tomei, the film's surprisingly accurate depiction of courtroom procedure, and whether My Cousin Vinny still deserves its reputation as one of the greatest comedy films ever made.Join us as we revisit this endlessly quotable classic and decide whether My Cousin Vinny remains one of the funniest and smartest comedies of the 1990s.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Mask (1985), Peter Bogdanovich's deeply moving drama based on the remarkable true story of Rocky Dennis.Starring Eric Stoltz in an extraordinary performance alongside Cher and Sam Elliott, Mask is a heartfelt film about resilience, acceptance, friendship, and the strength of the human spirit. More than 40 years after its release, it continues to resonate with audiences through its honesty, warmth, and emotional storytelling.In this episode, we discuss Eric Stoltz's remarkable transformation, Cher's award-winning performance, Peter Bogdanovich's direction, the film's emotional impact, its memorable supporting cast, and whether Mask deserves to be remembered as one of the finest dramas of the 1980s.Join us as we revisit this inspiring true story and decide whether Mask remains one of the most overlooked and powerful films of its decade.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailWe’re not messiahs, we’re a very naughty podcast…This week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Monty Python's Life of Brian (1979), the legendary comedy from the Monty Python team starring Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, Michael Palin, and Carol Cleveland.Widely regarded as one of the greatest comedy films ever made, Life of Brian remains as funny, clever, and satirical today as it was on its original release. From its unforgettable characters and endlessly quotable dialogue to its fearless humour and iconic ending, the film has earned its place as a true comedy classic.In this episode, we discuss the performances, the film's sharp satire, its controversial release, our favourite scenes, and whether Life of Brian still deserves its reputation as one of the funniest and most influential British comedies ever made.Join us as we revisit this timeless comedy and decide whether Life of Brian is Monty Python's greatest achievement.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Troll 2 (1990), the infamous cult horror film that has earned a reputation as one of the most entertainingly bad movies ever made.Despite having no connection to the original Troll, Troll 2 has become a midnight movie favourite thanks to its unforgettable dialogue, bizarre performances, unintentionally hilarious moments, and endlessly quotable scenes. What was once considered a failure has since become a genuine cult phenomenon with a devoted fan base.In this episode, we discuss the film's legendary reputation, its unique blend of horror and comedy, the memorable performances, its surprising legacy, and whether Troll 2 deserves its status as the ultimate so-bad-it's-good movie.Join us as we revisit one of cult cinema's most talked-about films and decide whether Troll 2 is a disaster, a comedy masterpiece by accident, or simply an unforgettable cinematic experience.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Frankie and Johnny (1991), Garry Marshall's heartfelt romantic drama starring Al Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer.Based on the acclaimed stage play Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, this touching character-driven story explores love, vulnerability, loneliness, and the fear of opening your heart after life's disappointments. Featuring two wonderful lead performances, the film has quietly become an underrated favourite among fans of romantic dramas.In this episode, we discuss the chemistry between Al Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer, Garry Marshall's direction, the supporting cast, the film's humour and emotional depth, and whether Frankie and Johnny deserves more recognition as one of the most overlooked romantic dramas of the 1990s.Join us as we revisit this warm, thoughtful love story and decide whether Frankie and Johnny still holds up more than 30 years after its release.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Scarface (1983), Brian De Palma's iconic crime epic starring Al Pacino in one of the most unforgettable performances of his career.Written by Oliver Stone, Scarface tells the rise and fall of Tony Montana, a Cuban immigrant who stops at nothing in his pursuit of power, wealth, and the American Dream. Once criticised by many critics on release, the film has since become one of the most influential and celebrated gangster movies ever made.In this episode, we discuss Al Pacino's explosive performance, Brian De Palma's stylish direction, Oliver Stone's screenplay, Giorgio Moroder's unforgettable score, the film's shocking violence, its lasting cultural impact, and whether Scarface still deserves its legendary status more than 40 years later.Join us as we revisit one of cinema's greatest crime films and decide whether Scarface remains the ultimate gangster movie or if its reputation has grown beyond the film itself.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Waxwork (1988), Anthony Hickox's inventive horror comedy that blends classic movie monsters with 1980s horror, dark humour, and spectacular practical effects.Featuring an impressive cast including Zach Galligan, Deborah Foreman, David Warner, Patrick Macnee, and a host of unforgettable horror icons, Waxwork has become a beloved cult favourite thanks to its imaginative premise and celebration of classic monster movies.In this episode, we discuss the film's creative anthology-style storytelling, memorable monster sequences, practical effects, standout performances, and whether Waxwork still deserves its reputation as one of the most entertaining horror cult classics of the 1980s.Join us as we revisit this monster-filled adventure and decide whether Waxwork remains essential viewing for horror fans or deserves to be rediscovered by a whole new generation.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we’re revisiting I Swear (2025), Kirk Jones’ moving biographical drama based on the extraordinary true story of Scottish Tourette syndrome campaigner John Davidson. The film stars Robert Aramayo in a widely acclaimed performance alongside Maxine Peake, Peter Mullan, and Shirley Henderson. (⁠Wikipedia)Set in 1980s Scotland, I Swear follows John’s journey from a misunderstood teenager facing prejudice and isolation to becoming a passionate advocate for greater understanding and acceptance of Tourette syndrome. Balancing humour, heartbreak, and hope, the film tells an inspiring story of resilience, compassion, and finding your voice. (⁠Wikipedia)In this episode, we discuss Robert Aramayo’s outstanding performance, Kirk Jones’ direction, the film’s emotional impact, its portrayal of Tourette syndrome, the excellent supporting cast, and whether I Swear deserves to be recognised as one of the finest British dramas of recent years.Join us as we revisit this remarkable true story and explore why I Swear has connected so deeply with audiences and critics alike. (⁠The Times)If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailA film daring enough to explore subject matter ahead of its time, and a child from hell.This week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting The Children's Hour (1961), William Wyler's powerful and thought-provoking drama starring Audrey Hepburn, Shirley MacLaine, James Garner, and Miriam Hopkins.Based on Lillian Hellman's acclaimed stage play, The Children's Hour tells the heartbreaking story of two schoolteachers whose lives are torn apart by a malicious lie. Tackling themes of prejudice, gossip, reputation, and intolerance, the film was considered bold and controversial for its time and remains one of the most emotionally powerful dramas of the 1960s.In this episode, we discuss the outstanding performances from Audrey Hepburn and Shirley MacLaine, William Wyler's sensitive direction, the film's enduring themes, its emotional impact, and whether The Children's Hour deserves greater recognition as one of the finest classic Hollywood dramas ever made.Join us as we revisit this unforgettable classic and explore why its story continues to resonate with audiences more than 60 years after its release.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail🎬 This week on Just That Film Podcast, we’re reviewing Partners (1982), the comedy starring Ryan O’Neal and John Hurt.We take a fresh look at this often-overlooked film, discussing its humour, performances, story, and how it has aged over the years. Does Partners deserve another chance, or is it a forgotten relic of the early 1980s?In this episode we discuss: • Ryan O’Neal and John Hurt’s performances • The film’s comedy and premise • Memorable scenes • How it compares with other buddy comedies • Behind-the-scenes trivia • Our final ratings and verdictIf you enjoy classic movie reviews, forgotten gems, cult films and honest movie discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast and leave us a rating.Keywords: Partners 1982, Partners movie review, Ryan O’Neal, John Hurt, classic comedy, buddy comedy, forgotten films, cult movies, 1980s movies, movie review, film podcast.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Serendipity (2001), Peter Chelsom's charming romantic comedy starring John Cusack, Kate Beckinsale, Jeremy Piven, Molly Shannon, John Corbett, and Bridget Moynahan.Set against the magical backdrop of New York City, Serendipity explores the idea that destiny has a plan for us all. Blending romance, humour, memorable performances, and plenty of heart, the film has become a much-loved favourite for fans of romantic comedies.In this episode, we discuss the chemistry between John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale, the film's themes of fate and coincidence, its unforgettable New York setting, the supporting cast, and whether Serendipity still deserves its reputation as one of the most charming romantic comedies of the early 2000s.Join us as we revisit this feel-good romance and decide whether Serendipity still captures the magic that has kept audiences coming back for more than two decades.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we’re revisiting Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966), Mike Nichols’ extraordinary adaptation of Edward Albee’s acclaimed stage play, starring Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, George Segal, and Sandy Dennis. The film was nominated in every eligible Academy Award category and won five Oscars, including Best Actress for Elizabeth Taylor and Best Supporting Actress for Sandy Dennis. (⁠Wikipedia)Set over the course of one unforgettable night, the film follows George and Martha as a seemingly innocent late-night gathering descends into a devastating battle of secrets, illusions, and emotional warfare. Driven by two powerhouse central performances, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? remains one of the most intense and influential relationship dramas ever committed to film.In this episode, we discuss Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton’s unforgettable performances, Mike Nichols’ remarkable directorial debut, the film’s sharp dialogue, its psychological depth, and whether Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? still deserves its reputation as one of the greatest films of the 1960s.Join us as we revisit this timeless classic and explore why its themes of love, resentment, truth, and illusion continue to captivate audiences almost 60 years after its release.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Secret Admirer (1985), the charming teen romantic comedy directed by David Greenwalt and starring C. Thomas Howell, Lori Loughlin, Kelly Preston, Dee Wallace, Fred Ward, and Cliff De Young.Built around a series of misplaced love letters and mistaken identities, Secret Admirer delivers plenty of laughs, romance, and classic 1980s nostalgia. Although often overshadowed by bigger teen films of the decade, it has earned a loyal following thanks to its likeable cast, witty script, and feel-good charm.In this episode, we discuss the performances, the film's clever mix of comedy and romance, memorable supporting characters, its place among 1980s teen movies, and whether Secret Admirer deserves to be rediscovered as one of the decade's most underrated romantic comedies.Join us as we revisit this forgotten 80s favourite and decide whether Secret Admirer still holds up as a fun, heartwarming comedy nearly 40 years after its release.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Snoopy, Come Home (1972), the heartwarming animated classic based on Charles M. Schulz's beloved Peanuts characters.Featuring memorable songs, gentle humour, and one of Snoopy's most emotional adventures, Snoopy, Come Home has become a favourite among generations of Peanuts fans. While often overshadowed by A Charlie Brown Christmas and other Peanuts specials, the film remains a touching story about friendship, loyalty, and growing up.In this episode, we discuss the animation, music by Richard and Robert Sherman, Snoopy and Woodstock's unforgettable journey, the film's emotional themes, and whether Snoopy, Come Home deserves greater recognition as one of the finest family films of the 1970s.Join us as we revisit this charming Peanuts adventure and decide whether Snoopy, Come Home still has the power to make audiences laugh, smile, and even shed a tear more than 50 years after its release.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, family classics, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting The Usual Suspects (1995), Bryan Singer's acclaimed crime thriller starring Kevin Spacey, Gabriel Byrne, Benicio del Toro, Kevin Pollak, Stephen Baldwin, Chazz Palminteri, and Pete Postlethwaite.Famous for its razor-sharp screenplay, unforgettable performances, and one of the most talked-about endings in cinema history, The Usual Suspects has become a defining crime thriller of the 1990s. More than 30 years after its release, it continues to spark debate and reward repeat viewings.In this episode, we discuss Christopher McQuarrie's Oscar-winning screenplay, the outstanding ensemble cast, the film's intricate storytelling, its lasting influence on the thriller genre, and whether The Usual Suspects still deserves its reputation as one of the greatest crime films ever made.Join us as we revisit this modern classic and decide whether The Usual Suspects remains as gripping, clever, and surprising today as it was on its original release.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Can't Buy Me Love (1987), the beloved teen romantic comedy starring Patrick Dempsey and Amanda Peterson.Blending humour, romance, and heartfelt coming-of-age storytelling, Can't Buy Me Love has become one of the defining teen films of the 1980s. Beneath its light-hearted premise lies a thoughtful look at popularity, friendship, identity, and what really matters.In this episode, we discuss Patrick Dempsey's breakthrough performance, Amanda Peterson's unforgettable role as Cindy Mancini, the film's lasting appeal, its place among the great 1980s teen movies, and whether it still holds up for modern audiences.We also take a moment to remember Amanda Peterson, whose performance remains at the heart of the film and whose life ended tragically in 2015 at the age of just 43. Her warmth, charisma, and talent continue to be celebrated by fans, ensuring that Can't Buy Me Love remains a lasting tribute to her work.Join us as we revisit this nostalgic favourite and explore why Can't Buy Me Love continues to be cherished by audiences nearly 40 years after its release.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting The Count of Monte Cristo (2002), Kevin Reynolds' thrilling adaptation of Alexandre Dumas' timeless novel, starring Jim Caviezel, Guy Pearce, Richard Harris, James Frain, Luis Guzmán, and Dagmara Domińczyk.Blending epic adventure, betrayal, revenge, romance, and redemption, The Count of Monte Cristo has become a much-loved favourite among fans of historical dramas. With sweeping action, memorable performances, and a compelling story of justice and second chances, it's a film that many believe deserves far more recognition.In this episode, we discuss Jim Caviezel's performance as Edmond Dantès, Guy Pearce's charismatic villain, Richard Harris' unforgettable supporting role, the film's action, emotional depth, and how it compares with Alexandre Dumas' classic novel. We also ask whether The Count of Monte Cristo remains one of the most underrated adventure films of the 2000s.Join us as we revisit this epic tale of revenge and redemption and decide whether The Count of Monte Cristo still stands as one of the finest literary adaptations of its generation.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Scrubbers (1982), Mai Zetterling's gritty and uncompromising British prison drama starring Amanda York, Chrissie Cotterill, Kathy Burke, Miriam Margolyes, and Eva Mottley.Often described as a female companion piece to Scum, Scrubbers offers a raw and powerful look inside a young women's detention centre. Blending social realism with hard-hitting performances, the film explores friendship, rebellion, survival, and institutional life, earning its place as one of the most overlooked British dramas of the 1980s.In this episode, we discuss Mai Zetterling's direction, the outstanding cast, the film's place within British social realist cinema, and why Scrubbers deserves to be rediscovered by modern audiences.We also remember Eva Mottley, whose memorable performance in Scrubbers highlighted her remarkable talent. Mottley also appeared in the acclaimed ITV drama Widows as Bella and as Corinne, Denzil's wife, in Only Fools and Horses. Tragically, she struggled with depression and died by suicide on Valentine's Day in 1985 at the age of 31, bringing a promising acting career to a heartbreaking end. We reflect on her legacy and the lasting impact she made in such a short career.Join us as we revisit this forgotten British classic and decide whether Scrubbers deserves to stand alongside the finest examples of British social realist cinema.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting When Harry Met Sally... (1989), Rob Reiner's timeless romantic comedy starring Billy Crystal, Meg Ryan, Carrie Fisher, and Bruno Kirby.Written by Nora Ephron, this beloved classic explores one of cinema's most enduring questions: can men and women ever really just be friends? Blending sharp wit, unforgettable dialogue, heartfelt performances, and one of the most iconic scenes in film history, When Harry Met Sally... has become the benchmark by which many romantic comedies are judged.In this episode, we discuss the incredible chemistry between Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan, Nora Ephron's brilliant screenplay, Rob Reiner's direction, the film's humour, memorable supporting performances, and why When Harry Met Sally... continues to charm audiences more than 35 years after its release.Join us as we revisit this romantic comedy masterpiece and decide whether When Harry Met Sally... still deserves its reputation as one of the greatest rom-coms ever made.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're back with Part 2 of our countdown of the greatest Disney films ever made.From timeless animated classics and unforgettable characters to emotional stories, iconic songs, and magical moments, Disney has created some of the most beloved films in cinema history. In this episode, we continue our rankings, debating which movies deserve a place among the very best.We'll discuss what makes these Disney classics so special, their lasting impact on audiences of all ages, and whether our favourites match yours.Whether you grew up with Disney or you're discovering these films for the first time, join us as we celebrate some of the most magical movies ever made.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, family classics, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailIn this special episode of Just That Film Podcast, we pay tribute to the remarkable career of Rob Reiner, one of Hollywood’s most versatile and beloved filmmakers, whose death in December 2025 marked the loss of a true cinematic legend. (theguardian.com⁠)Rather than looking at just one film, we’re celebrating what many critics and film fans consider one of the greatest seven-film directing runs in cinema history:🎬 This Is Spinal Tap (1984) 🎬 The Sure Thing (1985) 🎬 Stand by Me (1986) 🎬 The Princess Bride (1987) 🎬 When Harry Met Sally… (1989) 🎬 Misery (1990) 🎬 A Few Good Men (1992)From comedy and romance to fantasy, psychological horror, courtroom drama, and coming-of-age classics, Rob Reiner repeatedly proved he could master almost any genre. We discuss what made this extraordinary run so special, our favourite performances, unforgettable scenes, and which film stands as his greatest achievement.We also reflect on Rob Reiner’s lasting influence on cinema and why his films continue to entertain and inspire audiences around the world.🎬 Topics include: • Ranking Rob Reiner’s legendary seven-film run • His incredible versatility across genres • Favourite performances and unforgettable moments • Which film is his greatest masterpiece? • His legacy as one of Hollywood’s finest directors • Why this seven-film streak is almost impossible to match🎙️ Join us as we celebrate the life, career, and unforgettable legacy of one of cinema’s true storytellers.New episodes covering classic, cult, and modern films every week.#RobReiner #StandByMe #ThePrincessBride #Misery #WhenHarryMetSally #AFewGoodMen #MoviePodcast #FilmPodcast #JustThatFilmPodcastFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailCharlie and Lilly have watched every Disney classic animation (so you don’t have to) and ranked them from worst to best. Listen and get angry at where we place your favourite.From timeless animated classics and unforgettable characters to iconic villains, memorable songs, and magical adventures, Disney has created some of the most beloved family films in cinema history. In Part 1, we kick off our rankings, debating which classics deserve a place among the very best.We'll discuss the stories, animation, music, characters, and lasting impact of these Disney favourites, while sharing our own opinions on what makes them true classics.Do our picks match yours, or are there Disney films you think should have made the list? Join the conversation and let us know your favourites.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, family classics, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailThis week on Just That Film Podcast, we're reviewing Death of a Unicorn (2025), the darkly funny horror satire from A24 starring Paul Rudd, Jenna Ortega, Richard E. Grant, Will Poulter, Téa Leoni, and Anthony Carrigan.Blending horror, fantasy, comedy, and biting social satire, Death of a Unicorn takes a wildly original premise and turns it into a bloody, unpredictable ride. But does the film live up to its unique concept?In this episode, we discuss the performances, the creature effects, the film's dark humour, its social commentary, and whether Death of a Unicorn delivers as both a horror film and a satirical comedy.Join us as we decide whether this ambitious genre mash-up is a modern cult classic in the making or a fascinating idea that doesn't quite fulfil its potential.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailAfter Charlie’s adventures in Transylvania, it seems only fitting that we open the coffin on this Coppola classic from the early nineties.This week on Just That Film Podcast, we're revisiting Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992), Francis Ford Coppola's lavish gothic horror starring Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder, Anthony Hopkins, Keanu Reeves, Richard E. Grant, Cary Elwes, Billy Campbell, and Tom Waits.With its breathtaking costume design, stunning practical effects, unforgettable score by Wojciech Kilar, and Gary Oldman's mesmerising performance as Count Dracula, Bram Stoker's Dracula remains one of the most visually striking horror films ever made. More than 30 years after its release, it continues to divide audiences while earning praise as a modern gothic classic.In this episode, we discuss Gary Oldman's extraordinary portrayal of Dracula, Francis Ford Coppola's bold direction, the film's faithfulness to Bram Stoker's novel, its unforgettable visual style, and whether Bram Stoker's Dracula deserves its place among the greatest vampire films ever made.Join us as we revisit this dark and romantic horror epic and decide whether Bram Stoker's Dracula remains one of cinema's finest adaptations of the legendary Count Dracula.If you enjoy movie reviews, British drama, cult classics, forgotten gems, classic Hollywood, horror movies, film noir, and thoughtful film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast for new episodes every week.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailGuillermo del Toro brings Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein back to the screen with a fresh and visually stunning interpretation of one of literature’s greatest stories.In this episode of Just That Film Podcast, we review Frankenstein (2025), discussing the performances, gothic atmosphere, emotional depth, practical effects, cinematography, faithfulness to the original novel, and whether this new adaptation lives up to the legacy of the classic monster tale.Does del Toro deliver the definitive Frankenstein for a new generation, or does it fall short of the enormous expectations?Join us as we dive into one of the year’s most anticipated horror films.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]