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The Flixters
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Hello we're Amar and Duval and Welcome to The Flixters, a Podcast made by a couple of film geeks! Please follow us on twitter and Facebook @theflixters and don't forget to leave a comment or a review for us to read out on the show! We hope you enjoy it!
Episodes
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The one where we review Other Mommy, Verity, Hope, Digger, Heart of the Beast, The Social Reckoning and Uprising.
This week, we have an absolute monster of a bumper episode for you! We are tackling seven massive, wildly diverse releases spanning terrifying psychological horrors, high-stakes political thrillers, sweeping South Korean mystery features, and gritty historical epics. Plus, we step back a decade…
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The one where we review Resident Evil and Is God Is
Directed by Zach Cregger, Resident Evil strips away years of cinematic bloat to deliver a pure, pulse-pounding survival horror experience. The film follows Bryan (Austin Abrams), an unassuming medical courier who takes on one last delivery to Raccoon General Hospital on a fateful, snowy night....
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The one where we review Pressure and Fall 2
Directed by Anthony Mars and based on David Haig’s acclaimed stage play, Pressure is a tense, sober World War II drama focusing on the harrowing 72 hours leading up to D-Day. Andrew Scott stars as Group Captain James Stagg, the chief meteorological officer who must lock horns with US…
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The one where we review The Death of Robin Hood and Leviticus
Directed by Michael Sarnoski, The Death of Robin Hood completely strips away the traditional merry-men pageantry to deliver a raw, grounded, and ultraviolent revisionist drama. Starring Hugh Jackman as an aged, battle-weary outlaw living in self-imposed exile, the film follows a broken Robin who…
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The one where we review The Dog Stars, Insidious: Into The Further, and Mutiny
Directed by Ridley Scott and adapted from Peter Heller’s acclaimed novel, The Dog Stars takes us to a desolate Colorado in 2035. Jacob Elordi stars as Hig, a civilian pilot living on an abandoned airstrip with a survivalist ex-Marine named Bangley (Josh Brolin). When a stray radio transmission...
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The one where we review The End of Oak Street and The Last House
Directed by David Robert Mitchell, The End Of Oak Street is a gripping, high-concept sci-fi thriller. When a mysterious cosmic event rips a suburban neighbourhood out of 1982 and transports it straight into prehistoric times, a family led by Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor must set aside their...
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The one where we review Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, Spider-Man: Brand New Day picks up the pieces in a world that completely forgot Peter Parker exists. Tom Holland returns as a more mature, isolated wall-crawler dedicating every waking second to street-level protection. But the relentless pressure of fighting...
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The one where we review The Furious
Directed by action maestro Kenji Tanigaki, The Furious delivers a non-stop, blood-soaked martial arts spectacle. The film follows Wang Wei (Xie Miao), a desperate father who goes on an absolute rampage to rescue his kidnapped daughter after local police turn a blind eye. His only ally is Navin…
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The one where we review The Odyssey with special guest actor Andrei Lenart
This week is a monumental one for the show! We are tackling the cinematic event of the year: Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey (2026). And, to make this episode even more special, we are joined by cast member Andrei Lenart! Directed by Christopher Nolan and shot entirely on IMAX 70mm film, The...
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The one where we review Evil Dead Burn and Citizen Vigilante
The Evil Dead franchise is back, and director Sébastien Vaniček has delivered arguably the most grueling entry yet. Starring Souheila Yacoub, this film follows a grieving widow who seeks comfort with her estranged in-laws at a remote family home, only to discover that the house holds a dark,...
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The one where we review Jackass: Best and Last and Over Your Dead Body
The end of an era is officially here. Directed by Jeff Tremaine, this final installment serves as both a "greatest hits" compilation and a brand-new playground of pain. The crew is back—minus a few, plus a few fresh faces—to deliver one last round of stunts, pranks, and jaw-dropping absurdity.…
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The one where we review Supergirl and Tuner
The DC Universe (DCU) is expanding! Directed by Craig Gillespie, Supergirl gives us a grittier, more "attitudinal" Kara Zor-El. Starring Milly Alcock, this isn't your typical hopeful superhero origin—it’s an interstellar quest for vengeance that explores what it’s like to be the "other" survivor…
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The one where we review Disclosure Day
We’re diving into the summer’s most anticipated sci-fi thriller, Disclosure Day, directed by the legendary Steven Spielberg. The film explores the chaos of the first 24 hours after the global government finally confirms that extraterrestrial life has not only visited Earth but has been subjected…
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The one where we review Backrooms, Masters of the Universe, Scary Movie 6, and Passenger
This week is an absolute monster of an episode. We are diving into the most talked-about releases of the summer—navigating endless liminal spaces, heading to Eternia with He-Man, surviving a demonic road trip, and breaking down the return of the Wayans family to the parody throne. We’re kicking…
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The one where we review Obsession and The Mandalorian & Grogu
This week, we’re balancing high-octane galactic stakes with a masterclass in modern indie-horror tension. Whether you’re ready to travel to a galaxy far, far away or get trapped in the chilling, claustrophobic world of a basement with no escape, we’ve got your weekend viewing sorted. We’re diving...
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The one where we review Mortal Kombat 2 and Apex
The tournament continues! We’re breaking down the sequel to the 2021 hit. This time, we finally get Karl Urban stepping into the spotlight as the one and only Johnny Cage, and let’s just say he brings a whole new meaning to "chewing the scenery." Fun Flix Fact: Despite playing the flashy, younger...
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The one where we review Exit 8 and Hokum
We’re kicking off with the mind-bending thriller Exit 8. Based on the viral "liminal space" gaming phenomenon, this film takes the simple premise of an endless underground walkway and turns it into a claustrophobic nightmare. If you see something out of the ordinary, turn back immediately. Fun…
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The one where we review Michael and The Wizard of the Kremlin
We’re starting with the cinematic event of the season: Antoine Fuqua’s massive biopic, Michael. Starring Jaafar Jackson in a breakout performance as his uncle, Michael Jackson, this film covers everything from the Jackson 5 era to the legendary Bad tour. Fun Flix Fact: Talk about keeping it in…
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The one where we review Fuze and Lee Cronin’s The Mummy
Forget everything you know about the "Dark Universe"—Lee Cronin (Evil Dead Rise) is bringing us a version of The Mummy that is pure, unadulterated horror. This isn't an adventure romp; it’s a claustrophobic, terrifying descent into ancient malice. We discuss if Cronin’s signature "family horror"...
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The one where we review Undertone
We’re kicking things off with the chilling debut from writer-director Ian Tuason, Undertone. Nina Kiri stars as Evy, a skeptical paranormal podcaster who moves home to care for her dying mother. When she’s sent a series of mysterious audio recordings, she discovers that some messages are better...
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The one where we review Humint
We’re kicking off with the latest pulse-pounding thriller from South Korean action maestro Ryoo Seung-wan. Streaming now on Netflix, Humint takes us to Vladivostok, where a South Korean agent (Zo In-sung) and a North Korean official (Park Jeong-min) find themselves in a deadly game of "human...
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The one where we review They Will Kill You
We’re kicking off with the gonzo, blood-soaked action-horror They Will Kill You. Zazie Beetz stars as Asia, an ex-convict who takes a job as a housekeeper in a swanky Manhattan apartment building called "The Virgil" to find her missing sister. Little does she know, the residents are part of a...
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The one where we review Project Hail Mary and Ready of Not: Here I Come
First up, we’re launching into orbit with the highly anticipated adaptation of Andy Weir’s Project Hail Mary. Ryan Gosling stars as Ryland Grace, a scientist who wakes up on a spaceship with no memory and a very important job: saving the sun. The "Rocky" Factor: The alien, Rocky, wasn't CGI! He…
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The one where we review War Machine and The Bride
We’re kicking off with the high-octane sci-fi actioner War Machine, now streaming on Netflix. Alan Ritchson stars as a Ranger candidate who finds that his final training exercise has been crashed by a literal killing machine from another world. It’s gritty, it’s loud, and it’s exactly what you…
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The one where we review The Secret Agent, Scream 7 and The Bluff
We start with the critically acclaimed Brazilian thriller The Secret Agent. Directed by Kleber Mendonça Filho, it stars the brilliant Wagner Moura as a man on the run navigating the heights of Brazil’s military dictatorship in the 1970s. It’s a masterclass in tension and atmosphere. Fun Flix…
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The one where we review I Swear and Eternity
We’re starting with the powerhouse British biopic I Swear. Starring the incredible Robert Aramayo (The Rings of Power), this film tells the true story of Scottish activist John Davidson and his life with Tourette’s Syndrome. It’s a raw, funny, and deeply moving look at a man who refused to be...
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The one where we review Anniversary, Crime 101 and Whistle
We kick things off with the star-studded drama Anniversary. This thriller (starring Diane Lane and Kyle Chandler) explores what happens when a family falls apart just as a mysterious new movement sweeps the country. It’s tense, emotional, and it definitely made us think twice about our next…
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The one where we review Wasteman
We’re diving into the claustrophobic and intense world of Wasteman, the debut feature from director Calum Macdiarmid. David Jonsson (who you’ll recognise from Alien: Romulus) delivers a stunning, restrained performance as Taylor, a man desperately trying to keep his head down and secure his…
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The one where we review Send Help and The Strangers: Chapter 3, Plus a Hidden Gem!
Lock your doors and hide your resumes—we’re diving into the absolute best (and bloodiest) cinema has to offer this week. Whether you’re here for the jumpscares or the biting social satire, we’ve got you covered! The "Venus, Oregon" nightmare finally comes to a close. We’re reviewing the final...
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The one where we review Primate and Mercy
From rabid chimps in Hawaii to AI judges in the near future, we are covering the wild, the weird, and the wonderful in this week's episode. We’re going bananas (sorry, had to) over the new horror sensation Primate, directed by Johannes Roberts (47 Meters Down). Set in sunny Hawaii, this isn’t…
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The one where we review The Rip
This week, we are witnessing a historic Hollywood reunion as the ultimate bromance returns to the big screen (well, the Netflix screen) for an all-out war on the streets of Miami! We’re breaking down Joe Carnahan’s gritty, pulse-pounding thriller The Rip. Matt Damon and Ben Affleck reunite as...
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The one where we review 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple and Marty Supreme
This week, we’re surviving the apocalypse and dominating the table tennis court! Grab your paddle and your hazard suit because we’ve got a massive double-feature review for you. The Rage Virus is back, and it’s bleaker than ever! We review Nia DaCosta’s haunting and brutal sequel, The Bone…
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The one where we review Trap House and The Great Flood
We’ve got a massive episode for you this week! From high-stakes heists to high-tide sci-fi, we’re covering the big hits hitting your living rooms right now. First up, we’re locking in with Dave Bautista in the gritty action-thriller Trap House. This isn't your average "tough guy" flick—Bautista...
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The one where we review The Housemaid and Anaconda
🎬 Welcome to The Flixters! Your Weekly Movie Mania Starts Now! 🍿 Get ready for a wild ride from the halls of a creepy mansion to the depths of the jungle, because this week on The Flixters, we are diving into two of the buzziest releases of the season! First, we step into the shadows of the...
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The one with the End of Year Review
🎬 Welcome to The Flixters! Your 2025 Year-in-Review & 2026 Mega-Preview! 🍿 Grab your party poppers and a fresh bucket of popcorn, because this week on The Flixters, we’re reflecting on a wild year at the cinema and looking ahead to the massive slate of 2026! We kick things off by celebrating…
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The one where we review Avatar: Fire and Ash
🎬 Welcome to The Flixters! Your Weekly Movie Mania Starts Now! 🍿 Pack your bags and hop on an Ikran, because this week we are returning to Pandora for one of the biggest cinematic events of the decade! James Cameron does it again! We’re breaking down the third installment of the epic saga,...
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The one where we review Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery
🎬 Welcome to The Flixters! Your Weekly Movie Mania Starts Now! 🍿 Put on your detective hat and sharpen your wit, because the world's greatest private investigator is back, and so are we! This week, we're deep-diving into the third, darkest, and arguably most devilish mystery from…
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The one where we review Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair, She Rides Shotgun and Bugonia
🎬 Welcome to The Flixters! Your Weekly Movie Mania Starts Now! 🍿 Get ready for an epic, four-hour cinematic journey this week, because we are diving deep into the recently released, ultimate cut of a modern classic: Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair! Director Quentin Tarantino finally…
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The one where we review Sisu: Road to Revenge
🎬 Welcome to The Flixters! Your Weekly Movie Mania Starts Now! 🍿 Strap in and prepare for maximum mayhem, because this week is an all-out celebration of the one-man-army action flick! First up, we review the deliriously gory sequel that has everyone cheering: Sisu: Road to Revenge (2025)!...
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The one where we review The Keeper
🎬 Welcome to The Flixters! Your Weekly Movie Mania Starts Now! 🍿 Lock the doors and check the shadows, because this week we're sinking our teeth into a chilling new horror that has everyone talking: Keeper (2025)! Director Osgood Perkins (of Longlegs and Gretel & Hansel fame) brings his…
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The one where we review The Running Man, and Relay
🎬 Welcome to The Flixters! Your Weekly Movie Mania Starts Now! 🍿 Get ready to race through the ultimate cinematic gauntlet, because this week on The Flixters, we're diving deep into two major releases! First up, lace up your running shoes as we review the highly anticipated, turbo-charged...
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The one where we review Predator: Badlands and Frankenstein
👽 The Hunt Begins: Predator: Badlands (2025) First up, we're lacing up our boots and heading into the new sci-fi action film, Predator: Badlands (2025)! Director Dan Trachtenberg (who gave us the brilliant Prey) is back to expand the world of the deadly Yautja hunter. This time, the focus is...
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The one where we review Good Boy and Good Fortune with special guest Jimmy
🎬 Get Ready for the Ultimate Genre Jump with The Flixters! 🤣👻 Welcome back, film fanatics! This week, we're pitting heartwarming comedy against heartbreaking horror in a cinematic showdown you won't want to miss. First up, prepare for a shiver with the terrifying new horror film, Good Boy...
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The one where we review Strange Harvest and A House of Dynamite
🎙️ This Week on The Flixters: Harvest Horrors, Netflix Firestorms & Fincher’s Sinister Classic! 🍿🔥🔪 Hey film fans! The Flixters are back with another jam-packed episode, and trust us — you won’t want to miss this one. We’re diving into two of the hottest thrillers of the moment and revisiting…
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The one where we review The Black Phone 2 and Roofman
🎙️ This week on The Flixters: Creepy Calls, Criminal Charm, and Classic Nightmares! 🍿🔪📞 We’re dialing up the thrills and scaling rooftops in this week’s episode! First, The Flixters review The Black Phone 2 (2025), the chilling sequel that brings back the Grabber — and yes, those ghostly…
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The one where we review Tron: Ares and The Lost Bus
🎧 This week on The Flixters: Neon Grids & Wildfire Thrills! 🍿🔥⚡ We’re back with a double feature that’ll take you from the digital frontier to the blazing chaos of real-world survival! First up, The Flixters plug into Tron: Ares (2025), the latest entry in Disney’s cyberpunk saga. Jared Leto...
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The one where we review Him and The Man in the Basement
🎬 This week on The Flixters: Secrets, Swans, and Streaming Thrills! 🎙️🍿 We’re back with another episode of movie madness, and this one’s packed with mystery, mind games, and a dash of ballet-fueled brilliance! First up, we review Him — a psychological thriller that’ll have you second-guessing...
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The one where we review One Battle After Another
🎬 This week on The Flixters: DiCaprio, Dreams, and Drama! 🎙️🍿 Get ready for an episode packed with intensity, nostalgia, and a dash of dream logic! The Flixters are diving into One Battle After Another (2025), the gritty new war drama starring Leonardo DiCaprio as a haunted military strategist...
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The one where we review Night Always Comes
🎙️ This week on The Flixters: Real Estate, Romance, and Rift Time! 🍿✨ We’re serving up a triple feature that spans gritty drama, dreamy romance, and sci-fi adventure! First up, The Flixters dig into Night Always Comes (2025), starring Vanessa Kirby as a woman caught in the chaos of Portland’s...
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The one where we review Highest 2 Lowest, The Man in the White Van, and Tape
Hello and thank you for downloading another episode of The Flixters Podcast! 🎬 This week on The Flixters: Thrills, Tape, and Time Travel! 🎙️🍿 Buckle up, cinephiles — The Flixters are back with a jam-packed episode featuring four wildly different films that’ll have you questioning reality,...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Hello we're Amar and Duval and Welcome to The Flixters, a Podcast made by a couple of film geeks! Please follow us on twitter and Facebook @theflixters and don't forget to leave a comment or a review for us to read out on the show! We hope you enjoy it!
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