Director David Yates talks about Captain America sleazing down and where future Fantastic Beasts are in a chat about his latest, Pain Hustlers. Plus Jane Crowther and Emily Murray review that, David Fincher's The Killer, horror Suitable Flesh, Sundance indie Cat Person, surfing doc Savage Waters and Blumhouse latest, Five Nights A Freddy's. Over-used word of the episode? 'Horny'.

Matthew Leyland and Jane Crowther appraise The Killers Of The Flower Moon, It Lives Inside, The Pigeon Tunnel and Trolls Band Together. Plus there's chat about singers turned actors and Rock Hudson.

David Gordon Green tells Matt Maytum how he plans to continue the iconic film in The Exorcist: Believer while director Dan Deleeuw and producer Kevin Wright discuss S2 of Loki with Amy West. Plus Jane Crowther and Matt Maytum weigh up Blackberry, The Great Escaper and Flora And Son.

Director Gareth Edwards sits down with Jamie Graham to discuss The Creator while Jane Crowther and Leila Latif rate that plus horror franchiser Saw X, gender politics thriller Fair Play and Wed Anderson's short The Wonderful Story Of Henry Sugar.

Jane Crowther and James Mottram discuss finance comidrama Dumb Money, franchiser Expendables 4, thriller The Lesson and Almodovar's short A Strange Way Of Life. One of these is a 1-star dog's dinner. There's also discussion of new candidates for the Bond role and the best movies about writers.

Matthew Leyland and Jane Crowther rate horror whodunnit A Haunting In Venice, wrestling biopic Cassandro, vamp-dictator comedy El Conde, fortune cookie drama Fremont and book adap Brother. There's also Venice chat and Batman memories.

Matthew Leyland and Neil Smith review horror sequel The Nun, comedy threequel My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3, acclaimed rom-dram Past Lives and moviemaking doc Once Upon a Time in Uganda. Warning: this programme contains multiple nun puns. 

Jamie Graham and Emily Garbutt review this week's new releases, including The Equaliser 3 and Passages. Plus, a chat about Fincher's best film.

Jane Crowther and Leila Latif humblebrag about film festivals and weigh up comi-horror The Blackening, musical comedy Theatre Camp, British debut Scrapper and LucasFilm latest, Ahsoka.

Strays director talks canines and comedy with Bradley Russell plus Jane Crowther and Jack Shepherd appraise that, DC latest Blue Beetle and French romance Lie With Me. There's also discussion of hotdogs, martinis, slurping and PRs.

Jane Crowther and Matthew Leyland weigh up two film inspired by products; racing-simulator to movie, Gran Turismo and Disneyland ride to flick, Haunted Mansion – plus Penelope Cruz starrer, L'immensitá. There's also talk of scorpion stings and grumpy glow worms....

On this week's episode, Matt Maytum and Matthew Leyland (Matts Leytum, if you will) are in the hot seat(s) to review Meg 2: The Trench, Joy Ride, Kokomo City and The Maggie Moore(s). Plus, reminiscing about the best movie monsters.

This week, we're joined by filmmaking brothers Danny and Michael Philippou, who are discussing their freaky new horror film, Talk to Me. Plus, Matt Maytum and Matthew Leyland review that film as well as The Beanie Bubble, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem and a re-release of The Virgin Suicides.

Greta Gerwig tells us whether she'd direct a Bond film and what she stole off the set of Barbie while Cillian Murphy and Christopher Nolan discuss the complexities of quantum physics and dodging Matt Damon's dinner dates on Oppenheimer. Plus Jane Crowther and Matt Maytum review both films as they go head to head at the box office this week in 'Barbenheimer'.

A whole host of actors from Elemental and Mission 7 talk to Molly Edwards and Bradley Russell plus Jane Crowther and Matthew Leyland weigh and measure their work in Elemental and Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part 1. Most over-used word this pod: dangling.

Molly Edwards sits down with Harrison Ford, Phoebe Waller-Bridge and James Mangold to discuss Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny – plus Jane Crowther and Matthew Leyland review that, animation Ruby Gillman Teenage Kraken, documentary Wham! and horror Run Rabbit Run.

Neil Smith and Jane Crowther discuss Wes Anderson's Asteroid City, Jennifer Lawrence's No Hard Feelings, documentary The Super 8 Years and Marvel's latest, Secret Invasion. Plus there's discussion of Indy 5, stunts and NDA-ed set visits.

Jane Crowther and Matt Maytum attempt to talk like Disney princesses as well as rate DC's The Flash, Hemsworth's Extraction 2, Take That musical Greatest Days and indie Pretty Red Dress.

Matt Maytum sits down with Chevalier stars Kelvin Harrison Jr and Lucy Boynton to discuss wigs and biopics plus Matthew Leyland and Jane Crowther rate that, Transformers latest, directorial debut War Pony and snack flick Flamin' Hot. Plus there's a lot of discussion of wigs, biscuits and Jaffa Cakes.

Rob Savage talks about bringing Stephen King short story The Boogeyman to the screen with Emily Murray, while Jordan Farley and James Mottram review that plus spectacular web-slinging sequel Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, whistleblower drama Reality and opera adaptation Carmen.

Robert Rodriguez talks about his 20-years-in-the-making thriller, Hypnotic with Molly Edwards while Jane Crowther and Leila Latif review that plus Paul Schrader's festival hit Master Gardener and Disney live action The Little Mermaid. Lindsay Lohan is also discussed.

Ari Aster tells Emily Garbutt about his picaresque comedy Beau Is Afraid and it gets reviewed by Jane Crowther and Emily Murray along with Judy Blume coming-of-ager Are You There God?... and bonkers car actioner Fast X. Plus there's discussion of muppets, sequels and poor Sound Of Music impressions.

Jane Crowther, Matt Maytum, Matthew Leyland and Jordan Farley get together to discuss (without spoilers) this week's big release, Guardians 3. There's also poor Disney character impressions.

Jane Crowther and James Mottram assess action comedy Polite Society, pensioner weepie The Unlikely Pilgrimage Of Harold Fry, biopic Big George Foreman and doc Little Richard: I Am Everything. Plus there's talk of the Bradford Monk, carrying watermelons and Austin Butler's hair.

Jane Crowther and Jamie Graham rate horror Evil Dead Rise, thriller How To Blow Up A Pipeline and Alien and Aliens. There's also discussion of erotic thrillers, Disney films and disappointing work fruit baskets.