Movie Film Studios

In which Isaac and AJ make the most obvious mash up in history.

In which Isaac and AJ lose themselves in the mind of Adam Driver.

In which Isaac and AJ branch out into selling competitively priced people movers.

A brand new spin-off from the Movie Film Studios executives where we set aside the personas of AJ & Isaac to bring in the real-life versions of AJ and Isaac. In this episode, we dive into the history and throught process behind the podcast, shed light on some personal issues and finally make good on a certain Crystal Skull flavoured bet. 

In which Isaac and AJ occasionally wonder if facts should get in the way of making historical films.

In which Isaac and AJ wonder how drunk is too drunk when producing a movie.

In which Isaac and AJ go to infinity and bey-wait, they've been bought by Disney.

In which Isaac and AJ realise that they've just invented the term 'techno puberty'.

In which Isaac and AJ jump on the 'grotesque and horrifying public-facing mistake' bandwagon.

In which Isaac and AJ are pretty sure Jeff Bezos is cool with using his name without paying for Amazon Prime.

In which Isaac and AJ scrap the barrel for the morsels that Disney has left behind.

In which Isaac and AJ mention Dave Bautista three times and hope he appears.

In which Isaac and AJ dive deep into the seedy underbelly that was Nickelodeon programming circa 1999.

In which Isaac and AJ decide that cinematic masterpieces can only come from video game adaptations. 

In which Isaac and AJ jump on the lucrative 'teens with debilitating diseases' money train.

In which Isaac and AJ decide to knock Nicholas Sparks off his cushy, romantic drama plateau.

In which Isaac and AJ make the political landscape just a tad more ridiculous than it already is. 

In which Isaac and AJ relive their rambunctious youth as university hooligans.

In which Isaac and AJ ignore the pesky stifler of creativity that is 'historical accuracy'.

In which Isaac and AJ dust off their pantaloons and wonder where, exactly, they got those pantaloons from. 

In which Isaac and AJ (and Bec) deck the halls with boughs of revenue returns.

In which Isaac and AJ realise the film they've shot has spilled all over the cutting room floor.

In which Isaac and AJ march down to the patent office to take advantage of their fire sale.

In which Isaac and AJ wonder what the going rate of a bootleg copy of Time Cop currently is.

In which Isaac and AJ bemoan that their non-existent progeny are addicted to drugs.

In which Isaac and AJ turn the cranks built into their top hats, smoke pipes and remark that it is a 'capital day'.

In which Isaac and AJ ask where the cannolis are.

In which Isaac and AJ dress up as Don Johnson but then realise it's about a Vice President.

In which Isaac and AJ kick the dragon tattoo right in the hornet's nest.

In which Isaac and AJ end their one year gestation and emerge as beautiful butterflies.

In which Isaac and AJ crack out the banjos serenade the local community of prairie dogs.

In which Isaac and AJ paint fresco portraits of themselves and try to sneak them into the Lourve.

In which Isaac and AJ open a successful haunted house, only for it to mysteriously transition into a ballet school.

In which Isaac and AJ cough on each other and then blame each other for doing so.

In which Isaac and AJ giggle like children at the word 'nutcracker'.

In which Isaac and AJ frock up and take down all that have wronged them in the past.

In which Isaac and AJ kill in the name of Gerard Butler.

In which Isaac and AJ conduct experiments to create super soldiers, only to instead create merely average soldiers.

In which Isaac and AJ would walk 22 miles just to be with you.

In which Isaac and AJ perform the entire show from the perspective of their officially licensed action figures.

In which Isaac and AJ hoard tins of baked beans in preparation for the inevitable apocalypse.

In which Isaac and AJ argue that it's still bravery if you run away, screaming.

In which Isaac and AJ form heartwarming bonds with the stepladders they bought from Bunnings.

In which Isaac and AJ assume they can enrol into Cambridge simply by jauntily tying a jumper around their necks.

In which Isaac and AJ join a group that specialises in riding equipment for horses. A saddle club, so to speak.

In which Isaac and AJ get rubbed in felt and fabric. For science.

In which Isaac and AJ order 20 kilos of cocaine, only to be delivered talcum powder and a court summons.

In which Isaac and AJ mysteriously go missing in middle America, only to become embroiled in a sinister conspiracy. 

In which Isaac and AJ ponder the age old question of which came first: the advertising campaign or the film.

In which Isaac and AJ try to find a heart... in the bodies of the recently deceased.