Malc & Benjy

As a companion to the main YouTube video, here is the audio - in podcast form - of Malc Fixes 2013.

Benjy looks back on his cinematic year and then rambles on. Click here to listen, or subscribe via iTunes (clicky at the top) p.s. This was meant to happen in 2013 but didn't.

Malc & Benjy discuss the first two film in Marvel Studio's "Phase Two" - Iron Man Three and Thor: The Dark World. This marks the first time Malc & Benjy have podcast about a film still currently on release (or, in the case of the US, not yet on release) so please be aware there is a huge SPOILER WARNING.

After an over-long hiatus, Malc and Benjy rip into their respective Worst Films (coincidentally both starring Hugh Jackman), Van Helsing by Stephen Sommers and X-Men Origins: Wolverine by a bunch of twits. We are now on Twitter (@malcandbenjy) so please go and follow us! What could have been... *sigh*

Benjy recaps his cinematic year.

Join Malc & Benjy as they discuss the recent purchase by Disney of Lucasfilm, studio behind Star Wars and Indiana Jones. Do you agree with them, or are they speaking rot? Wade in, at [email protected] including the subject "When you wish upon a Death Star"

Malc & Benjy discuss the recent Marvel film "The Avengers" (or, as it is known in the UK, Marvel Avengers Assemble, for God's Sake!)

Benjy recaps his cinematic year.

Malc & Benjy discuss two extreme opposites of the Musical Cinema genre - Singin in the Rain and South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut.

Malc & Benjy kick off their third season with a look back on two of the Geekiest films of 2011, Marvel Studios' brace of comic-book adaptations, Thor and Captain America: The First Avenger. In summary: We're geeks = we like them.

Scot Malc and Englishman Benjy debate a landmark "Historical" Epic about the strife between England and Scotland... Braveheart! Can the pair survive? Actually, as it turns out, they can! William Wallace wasn't going to let laryngitis get in the way of his motivational speech... And, because we promised, here is the most Inspirational 2 minutes you'll ever see; <iframe width="640" height="390" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/d6wRkzCW5qI?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> And some more Braveheart related madcap humour; <iframe width="480" height="390" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/tcoVxbutl8g?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

In Pod, no-one can hear you Cast! Malc & Benjy travel to LV-421 to deconstruct the most influential Sci-fi Horror franchise ever. This time, it's war.

Coming soon to Malc & Benjy's Double Bill - A beautiful reflection on fertility and rebirth in the movies.

Big Brother is Watching You. We're the ones who watch back. Malc & Benjy go all totalitarian for this, the final episode of Season 2.

Malc & Benjy tackle two Neo-noir masterpieces, Chinatown and Brick, and discuss film endings.

Due to my body being the latest battleground in the ongoing war against the Influenza bug, I have chosen - rather than wallowing in self pity - to record a Retrospective of last year. I'd love to hear any comments from listeners, either emailed to [email protected] or comment on this blog post. - Benjy

Youth vs. Age, Money vs. Redemption, Violence vs. Intensity Two films involving the legendary Clint Eastwood - one from the height of his acting career, one from the beginning of his heyday as a Director. Similarities and differences abound in equal measure - lets see what we can say about each.

Malc & Benjy provide a second Bonus Podcast on The Star Wars Trilogy - this time talking about everything except the films.

Malc & Benjy open another box set. This time, our Dynamic Duo tackle The Star Wars Trilogy (Proper, not prequel). Retraction - Ian McDiarmid was the artistic director at the Almeida Theatre, not the one Benjy said.

This episode, Malc & Benjy explore Cyberspace with two computer-based tales of man vs. machine; Tron (1982) and The Matrix (1999)

Malc & Benjy tackle the modern big screen adaptations of two of the biggest toy franchises of the 80's. To pilfer the tagline from another terrible franchise, "Whoever Wins, the Audience Loses" "This is all your fault!"