Dallas King and Lee Hutchison review Climax, Crazy Rich Asians, A Simple Favour, Matangi/Maya/M.I.A. and Bodyguard.  Lee also takes his turn to try and convince Dallas to put a studio trend, plot device, marketing choice, filmhouse trend and audiance issue into ROOM 101! 

Lee and Dallas are back and review the films they've been watching over the past two weeks such The Predator, Cold War, The Miseducation of Cameron Post and Upgrade.  Our duo have enjoyed over the years visiting film locations around the globe and share the 5 locations they'd love to visit.  which film locations would you like to visit?

In 1995 at the peak of the Star Trek franchise, a new spin-off series premiered to launch the UPN network, Star Trek: Voyager.  Starfleet and Maquis working together to return to Earth, an unexplored area of the galaxy filled with new races and threats had fans excited by the potential of the series. As always with Star Trek, Voyager split opinion with some claiming it's the finest of the franchise and others dismissing it as a diet version of The Next Generation at best. Lee Hutchison is...

Lee Hutchison and Dallas King pick their top five European language films and share some of their special memories associated with them. Lee speaks with director Scott Mann about his latest movie, Final Score starring Dave Bautista and Pierce Brosnan. A group of heavily armed criminals take control of a stadium packed with 35,000 football fans. Ex-soldier Michael Knox (Bautista) is forced to use skills from his military background and everything at his disposal to save the spectators,...

This week Dallas King and Lee Hutchison review the weeks big releases, the new Spike Lee joint, BlacKkKlansman & The Equalizer 2 and discuss the fallout from Danny Boyle's exit from Bond 25 and where next for the 007 franchise. We also continue our #52FilmsByWomen coverage by reviewing The Spy Who Dumped Me, To All The Boys I Loved Before and highlighting other films to check out and debating if a co-direction credit should count.   

Dallas has finally seen 'Hearts Beat Loud', did the film live up to Lee's hype? Now they can finally discuss the movie that they've waited all summer to talk about with each other.  We're also joined by Bret Haley, director and co-writer of 'Hearts Beat Loud',  who spoke with Lee during the Edinburgh Film Festival about the making of the movie, representation, working with this all star cast and Oscar hopes.  Lee and Dallas share what they watched in the past week and the #52FilmsByWomen...

Lee Hutchison is joined for interviews and conversations with an incredible diverse range of talent and performers who have come to Edinburgh for the largest arts festival in the world. (01:25) Laetita Dosch  French actress Laetitia Dosch speaks with us about her roles as The Woman in 'La Maladie de la Mort' and in 'Jeune Femme'. Book tickets for Edinburgh - www.eif.co.uk/whats-on/2018/maladie Book tickets for London...

Dallas and Lee dive in to discuss the latest Jason Statham romp, 'The Meg', Paul Schrader's 'First Reformed' and the duo pick their 5 favourite ocean based adventures.

Lee Hutchison is joined for interviews and conversations with an incredible diverse range of talent and performers who have come to Edinburgh for the largest arts festival in the world. (00:01:39) Firstly, Lee speaks with Robert Picardo, Sylvester McCoy and John Bett to discuss their play, A Joke.   https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/joke (00:10:22) Heather Palmer and Sha Nazir talk about the graphic novel, We Shall Fight Until We...

Lee and Dallas look at the 20th movie in 10 years from Marvel Studios, Ant-Man and the Wasp, was it worth the wait due to the World Cup or an England in the semi-final style letdown? The duo also discuss the exciting news about the return of Jean-Luc Picard to the Star Trek franchise and review the movies they've watched in the past week including Please Stand By, Hotel Transylvania 3, Hotel Artemis and Teen Titans Go! To The Movies. 

To launch our month of coverage from the 2018 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Lee Hutchison is joined by 3 incredible comedians, Bethany Black (@BeffernieBlack), Matt Winning (@Mattywin85) and Darren Harriott (@DarrenHarriott). Introduction (00:00) Bethany Black (00:57) Matt Winning (13:40) Darren Harriott (28:39) To find out more and book tickets... Bethany Black: Unwinnable - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/bethany-black-unwinnable Matt Winning: Climate Strange...

The scalpel and hammer of The Nerd Party, Dallas King and Lee Hutchison accept the mission to review 'Mission: Impossible Fallout'. The duo also review 'Apostasy' and Netflix original 'Extinction' 

Lee Hutchison is joined by Joseph Mallozzi, the writer and producer of Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, Stargate Universe and creator of Dark Matter.  Joseph shares with Lee how he became a writer and his road to working on Stargate SG-1. The writing dynamic and creative process between him and his long term co-writing partner, Paul Mullie.Learning how to become show producers under the guidance of Robert C. Cooper and Brad Wright. The exciting challenges and experiences of writing for a...

On July 24th 2008, The Dark Knight arrived in UK cinemas and to celebrate this anniversary, Lee Hutchison and Dallas King  discuss the legacy of Christopher Nolan's cinematic masterpiece.  Our dynamic duo also review Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again!  

With more talk than an Aaron Sorkin script for 'The West Wing', Dallas King and Lee Hutchison pick their 5 favourite political films. From the Cuban missle crisis to high school elections, there's a lot of variety in these lists! 

With the planet gripped by World Cup fever, Lee Hutchison and Dallas King pick their favourite five sports movies.  The duo also discuss Sicario 2: Day of the Soldado and Tag. 

Lee Hutchison and Dallas King discuss their second week at the Edinburgh Film Festival and share their expeirneces and highlights.  The duo also review all the movies they watched during the second week of the festival. Dead In A Week: Or Your Money Back, Obey, The Most Assassinated Woman In The World, Flammable Children (Swinging Safari), Life After Flash, My Friend The Polish Girl, Unicorn Store, Baby Gravy, Almost Fashionable: A Film About Travis, Hearts Beat Loud, Piercing, What Walaa...

Lee Hutchison is joined by actor Thomas Turgoose and director Oliver Parker  to discuss ‘Swimming With Men’ which closed the 2018 Edinburgh International Film Festival and we’ve got some bonus red carpet interviews with Rob Brydon, Rupert Graves and Daniel Mays. Rob Brydon plays Eric, an accountant whose life seems to be in order until in a moment of middle-aged madness he starts to think his wife, Heather , is having an affair and he moves out of their home. He finds solace of sorts at the...

Lee Hutchison is joined by writer/director Tom Edmunds and actress, Freya Mavor  to talk about the brilliant original British comedy movie, Dead In A Week (Or Your Money Back)  which had it’s world premiere this week at the Edinburgh Film Festival. the film has struck a chord with not just me but audiences and has earned a well earned spot on the best of the fest.  After 27-year-old William  fails at his ninth attempt at suicide, he decides to take up a genial 65-year-old hitman, Leslie, on...

Our weekend of coverage continues with an interview with Australian actress, Melissa George who speaks with me about her return to down under to play Evelyn in ‘The Butterfly Tree’ When burlesque-performer-turned-florist Evelyn arrives in an Australian town, she beguiles 13-year-old Fin  and his teacher father, Al. Father and son are struggling to cope with the loss of Fin’s mother and quick to warm to Evelyn’s charms. Writer/director Priscilla Cameron’s film is rich with atmosphere and...

We enter the final weekend of our Edinburgh Film Festival coverage and we've got a bumper weekend of interviews and coverage to come. Lee Hutchison is joined by Travis frontman, Fran Healy who has brought his documentary, 'Almost Fashionable: A Film About Travis' to the festival for it's world premiere.  'Almost Fashionable' follows music journalist Wyndham Wallace who has always been clear that he is not a big fan of Scottish band Travis. When lead singer Fran Healy invites Wallace to...

It's day 12 of our podcast interviews and coverage from the 2018 Edinburgh International Film Festival continues! Hearts Beat Loud received it’s UK premiere last night and i’m joined by it’s director and co-wirter Brett Haley to talk about the making of this feel good movie.  Hearts Beat Loud features Nick Offerman as a young-at-heart father about to sell his Brooklyn record shop just as his daughter (Kiersey Clemons) is heading to college in California to study medicine. The pair make...

Our eleventh day of podcast interviews and coverage from the 2018 Edinburgh International Film Festival continues. Today, we’re lucky to bring you interviews with the cast and crew of the fantastic british feature, 'My Friend The Polish Girl' with co-writers and directors, Ewa Banaszkiewicz and Mateusz Dymek and actors Emma Friedman-Cohen and Aneta Piotrowska 'My Friend The Polish Girl' follows Katie (Emma Friedman-Cohen), a young American documentarian, casts a Polish woman in her film...

Our eleventh day of podcast interviews and coverage from the 2018 Edinburgh International Film Festival continues... Up first today is our interview with actress Sophie Kennedy Clark and writer/director, Jamie Jones who join me to discuss obey, one of my highlights of the film festival. Obey is about Leon, a nineteen year old boy with an alcoholic mother who has grown up in and out of care. Finally free from adult supervision, Leon begins to rail against the injustice of his reality as his...

Welcome to the second podcast that’s dropping on day 10 of our coverage of the Edinburgh Film Festival. I’m joined by Anthony Bynre, the co-writer and director of a new thriller, called 'In Darkness'. Anthony Byrne co-wrote this script with his partner and lead actor, Natalie Dormer.  Lee's first joined by Anthony and then we have some red carpet interviews with Natalie Dormer and again by Anthony.  'In Darkness' sees Dormer plays Sofia, a blind musician drawn into London’s criminal...