UK Film Review Podcast

Join The Fantom Zone podcast gang for a new episode of their film podcast, where they review Avatar and Wake Up Dead Man.

Head to the UK Film Review website for more from our film podcasts, as well as the latest movie reviews and the latest film trailers.

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Join Rachel on The Scream Test horror film podcast as she reviews A Serbian Film. Remember to head to our official websites for the latest movie reviews and the latest film trailers.

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UK Film Club is back with a festive edition of the best film podcast, with the latest movie reviews including Christmas Karma, Now You See Me: Now You Don't and Ella McCay. We also review Jingle Bell Heist as our Christmas Streaming Pick, currently available on Netflix. Warning - some swearing in the film clips.

In our indie film reviews section we have reviews of The Wildman of Shaggy Creek, In Need of Seawater, CATACLYSM, Eraserheads: Combo on the Run, Princess of the Murder and Jake & Pete’s Christmas Special.

The Nostalgia Pick for...

To celebrate the release of Avatar: Fire and Ash in UK Cinemas, The Films Of team are back with another episode and this time focus on the films of James Cameron.

James Cameron is a visionary filmmaker, deep-sea explorer, and relentless innovator whose career has redefined the boundaries of cinematic spectacle. Born in August 1954 in Ontario, Canada, Cameron transitioned from a truck driver to a Hollywood powerhouse, fueled by a self-taught obsession with special effects and a desire to merge art with cutting-edge science.

Cameron first shook the industry with The Terminator (1984), a...

In this special episode of the UK Film Review Podcast, filmmakers Luke Marley and Taylor Taberner talk to UK Film Review's James Learoyd about their animated festive short - Jake & Pater's Christmas Special.

"Jake & Pete’s Christmas Special follows the titular characters in their small town in Gloucestershire, when the spirit of Christmas seems to have left. Jake and Pete must find a way to restore it in time for Christmas, just around the corner. Heavily reminiscent of South Park (1997-), the piece even pays loving homage to the series as it clearly wears its influences on...

Horror film podcast The Scream Test returns with a new episode, exploring Creepy Kids when it comes to scary movies. Head to our website for the latest movie reviews and remember to subscribe to our film podcast wherever you like to listen.

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The Films Of...Edgar Wright

Welcome to a brand new podcast series from UK Film Review, expanding our collection of shows within the UK Film Review Podcast umbrella. This time, our critics Callum Ewing and James Learoyd are diving deep into the career of a director who is now a bona fide auteur, starting with the frenetic, genre-blending works of the British filmmaker Edgar Wright.

In this inaugural episode of "The Films Of...", Callum and James dissect the director’s signature style. Expect a detailed look at his hyperkinetic, rhythmic editing, the meticulous so...

Film reviews aplenty in episode 38 of UK Film Club, with Chris and Brian covering the films releasing in cinemas in the UK for November 2025. The latest movie reviews include:

Our streaming pick for this month is the newest version of Frankenstein, from none other than legendary monster movie maker Guillermo del Toro.

We have one indie film reviewed on this episode (see the previous week for an indie...

In this Film Interview episode of the UK Film Review Podcast, movie critic James Learoyd interviews filmmaker Eve Leonard-Walsh about her indie feature film, Because We Are Too Many.

"Inspired by the director’s own experiences, Morgan (Leonard-Walsh) desperately tries to find support for her son Ronan (Ronin Leonard-Walsh) during the pandemic. Reflecting on her younger life (played by Eilidh Keane), she confronts painful memories with her brother Andy (Anthony Bradley) and a secret friendship with Mo (Henry Hilson-Agbangbe), an immigrant boy who has run away from home." Patrick Foley, UK Film Review.

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In this indie film reviews special episode of UK Film Club, critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn cover 7 indie films, including a few short films and a documentary. The film reviews in this episode include:

Ian hosts this special film podcast episode of The Fantom Zone covering new movie The Running Man. Directed by Edgar Wright, starring Glen Powell and Emilia Jones, find out what Ian and his guest made of the film, after attending a special screening where Edgar Wright himself was in attendance.

For more of the latest movie reviews, head to the UK Film Review website and remember to subscribe to our film reviews podcast for more episodes and epic film banter.

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Film Reviews galore on episode 32 of UK Film Club, with the latest movie reviews of the best films. On this film podcast episode we have reviews of these movies:

October Cinema Releases

I Swear

Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere

One Battle After Another

Kenny Dalglish film review

Gabby's Dollhouse

Streaming Film Reviews

Play Dirty

Indie Film Reviews

Banter

MAGID / ZAFAR

Shelter

Mothers, Lovers and Others

Trip Report by...

In this Film Interview episode, actor Alexander Arnold joins James Learoyd to discuss his new movie, Delivery Run.

For more from UK Film Review, visit our website to read the latest movie reviews and listen to more episodes from our film podcast.

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Join Chris and Ian as The Fantom Zone returns to discuss the 2006 anime Paprika, diving into everything from its incredible storytelling, beautiful art style and parallels to other dream-related films of renown.

Paprika is directed by Satoshi Kon. The synopsis is "When a machine that allows therapists to enter their patients' dreams is stolen, all hell breaks loose. Only a young female therapist, Paprika, can stop it."

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In this Film Interview podcast episode, filmmaker Joey Palmroos talks to UK Film Review's James Learoyd about his new movie, Delivery Run.

Delivery Run – a new hair-raising horror road-trip from hell. Directed and co-written by Joey Palmroos (The Outlaws), this cat-and-mouse survival chiller follows one desperate man, one impossible road and a single, unstoppable menace. 

Following its acclaimed premiere at Grimmfest 2024, the film is set for its UK digital debut on 6 October 2025, courtesy of Plaion Pictures.

Remember to visit the official UK Film Review website for the latest movie reviews and more fr...

Join horror film podcast host Rachel for her Halloween 2025 Special Episode. We hope you enjoy the banter and horror film reviews.

Listen to any and all of our film reviews on other UKFR podcast shows too!

Remember to check out the official UK Film Review website for the latest movie reviews and more from our film podcast.

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Filmmaker Phil Claydon joins James Learoyd on the UK Film Review Podcast to talk about his newest horror film Helloween.

During 2016's "killer clown" craze, Dr. Marks and journalist Parker trace the source to jailed serial killer Cane recruiting followers for an anarchist movement. When Cane escapes, they race to stop his murderous Halloween scheme.

Helloween is on digital 29 September 2025 from Miracle Media and on Blu-ray 13 October from 101 Films.

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Welcome back to the UK Film Club Podcast. This episode, we’ve got a slate of the latest film reviews that promises to be as emotional as it is exhilarating.

First, it’s a tale of marital warfare, but with a British comedic twist. Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman face off in the divorce drama The Roses. Is this film a worthy successor to the genre, or does it pull its punches? Expect a lively discussion on whether a film about a disastrous divorce can be both funny and poignant.

From the past to a...

On this film podcast episode, join Amber and Joyce as they delve into the unbearably hot summer of Hot Milk, where Sofia and Rose have a lot to reckon with. They discuss themes of endurance, pain, fallacy and lesbian angst all wrapped up in one incredibly humid 90 minutes.

Hot Milk is currently available to watch on Mubi.

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Film Podcast host Chris Olson is joined by film critic Jack Salvadori for this special episode of the UK Film Review Podcast. An episode completely dedicated to the best and worst films Jack saw at the Venice Film Festival 2025.

In the show, Jack reviews:

Bugonia: The newest Yorgos Lanthimos film starring Jesse Plemons and Emma Stone.

Frankenstein: Guillermo del Toro's new take on the classic story from Mary Shelley.

The Smashing Machine: Starring Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt in a film from Bennie Safdie.

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In this Film Interview podcast episode, filmmaker Jonathan Zaurin talks to UK film critic James Learoyd for UK Film Review about Zaurin's new movie, Derelict.

Dive into the gritty world of British crime cinema with this exclusive filmmaker interview. UK Film Review critic James Learoyd sits down with director Jonathan Zaurin to discuss his latest feature, the critically acclaimed drama "Derelict".

Hailed as a "mesmerisingly fractured tale of vengeance, grief and disintegrating lives", Derelict follows Abigail (Suzanne Fulton), a young woman consumed by her father's brutal murder. Her path of revenge collides with...

Join horror film critic Rachel for another episode of The Scream Test, on this show she explores terrible 2000s horror movies.

We hope you enjoy our film podcast - please make sure you subscribe and follow us for more movie banter.

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On this Film Podcast, we hear critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn discuss the latest movies for August 2025 in the UK. With the latest film reviews of cinema releases, including Fantastic 4, The Life of Chuck, Eddington, as well as a new film on Amazon Prime Video - The Pickup starring Eddie Murphy.

There are also short film reviews of Kreaster, Bread Winners, and Gold Hearts of Hot Rod County.

And indie film reviews of feature-length movies, including The Bulls' Night Out and A Road To A Village.

The Nostalgia Pick...

Join Amber and Joyce as they discuss The Children's Hour, a 1960s film with a dark backstory. They explore Hayes Code film censorship, the importance of language and representation and just how powerful historical queer narratives can be.

Content warnings - spoilers, adult themes, suicide.

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Join film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn for another episode of UK Film Club, our monthly film podcast. Covering all manner of movies, including the latest cinematic releases:

F1: The Movie

Jurassic World: Rebirth

Superman

We also review the latest Netflix sequel The Old Guard 2 starring Charlize Theron.

For our indie film reviews, we review:

Tiny Little Voices

Up/Down

Migrating Fears

Nyctophobia

And listen to the end to hear our Nostalgia Pick...

Amber and Joyce delve into both versions of The Wedding Banquet, including the one that was recently released. They discuss the filmmaking prowess of Ang Lee, the importance of queer community and chosen family - and how cultural experience and honour is represented across both films.

Content warning: Brief mention of sexual assault in reference to the original film. The time stamps are 30:54-32:36.

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Rachel chats about Masters of Horror on the latest episode of her film podcast, The Scream Test. Enjoy lots of other banter, including birds, true crime, and vape chat.

For more of the latest movie reviews head to the official UK Film Review website.

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Join our film podcast for the latest movie reviews in June 2025, including 28 Years Later, Ballerina, The Phoenician Scheme, How to Train Your Dragon, Straw, and The Beach.

Our indie film reviews for this episode include Whispers of Freedom, Starborn, The Tale of Kso-Wi 2, and The Music We Call Country.

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Are we okay after watching this film? Find out in the latest episode of Gay, Actually, where Amber and Joyce discuss plenty of queer lore, the legendary Dakota Johnson and the 'is that girl really gay, or is she just giving her a nice compliment' saga.

Synopsis of the film: Lucy and Jane have been best friends their entire lives. Only when Lucy embarks on a personal journey, will she face a test of her friendship, and her sense of self, on a path she may not be entirely ready to take.

Directed...

On this horror film podcast episode, host Rachel reviews Paranormal Activity.

In Paranormal Activity, a young, suburban couple, Katie and Micah, find their new home increasingly disturbed by an unseen, malevolent presence. Initially manifesting as bumps in the night and shifting objects, the activity escalates, becoming more personal and terrifying. Convinced their house is haunted, Micah invests in a video camera, hoping to capture proof. What begins as a search for evidence quickly devolves into a chilling, found-footage chronicle of their descent into fear. As the entity's attacks grow bolder and more violent, revealing a sinister...

Episode 27 of UK Film Club with the latest movie reviews of Sinners, The Amateur, Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning, Nonnas and more.

In our indie film reviews section, we have reviews of Ambrogio: The First Vampire, Shaken & Stirred: The Story of Flair Bartending, Always Smile and Whisper Breach.

Our Nostalgia Pick for Episode 27 of UK Film Club is a classic Arnie film.

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Rachel is back with a brand new episode of the horror film podcast The Scream Test with a chat about Threads and the Sadness of the 80s.

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Description - Join Amber and Joyce as they pick apart Black Mirror's queer-focused episode, Hotel Reverie. They explore what AI is doing to the world and where it could end up, how Brandy and Clara's on-screen romance gives them plenty of conflicted feelings and the reality of chatbots and how much water they use! Listen along and follow us on Instagram @gayactuallypodcast

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On this top movie review podcast, we have film reviews of The Alto Knights, Black Bag, Snow White (2025), G20, Time Rewind, Clown N Out, All Is Fine In '89, Retreat, It'll Never Work, and Heat (1995).

Join film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn as they delve into the latest cinematic releases, streaming picks, indie film reviews and old classics.

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Filmmaker Ranw Aso-Rashid speaks with film critic Chris Olson for UK Film Review about his latest short film, Whispers of Redemption. The exclusive filmmaker interview covers many aspects of Ranw's filmmaking, including his production company AR Studios.

Read our indie film review of Whispers of Redemption on our website, where James Learoyd said this about it:

"Ranw Aso-Rashid's Whispers of Redemption is a sharply crafted little film with a lovely sentiment. Eric (Ansu Njai) is a young man who’s just lost his mother. With her ashes, he goes to the sea to find...

Rachel is back with a horror film review of 28 Weeks Later, as well as the sequel she once dreamt. The Scream Test is a horror film podcast, part of the UK Film Review Podcast series of shows. Find out more about our film podcast on our website.

If you are a horror film fan, then you are in the right place. It also helps if you like talking about vaping and scotch eggs.

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Join film critics Chris and Brian for the newest episode of UK Film Club, with the latest movie reviews including The Brutalist, A Copenhagen Love Story, 7 Kills, 3 Songs, and a Banana, The Mix, The Ego Death of Queen Cecilia, and Crimson Tide.

Head to our website for more about our film podcast and the latest movie reviews.

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Join Amber and Joyce this month as they talk about the chaotic world of Anaïs in Love, a French film that delves into desire, identity and what it means to love. They discuss Anaïs' many conquests, her relationship to love and to be loved and a growing connection between her and an older woman. Will she get what she wants? Content warning: This episode contains spoilers. Check out more from our film podcast on our website, where you can also read our latest movie reviews.

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Welcome back, fellow fright fanatics, to The Scream Test, the podcast that dissects the delicious dread of horror cinema. I’m your host, Rachel, and this week, we’re diving headfirst into the murky, monstrous world of creature features. Forget your jump scares and psychological thrillers; we’re talking about the raw, primal terror of things that go bump in the night – or, more accurately, things that slither, stomp, and devour.

As always, we’ll be sharing our own personal encounters with creature features, recounting the films that have left us trembling in our seats or haunted ou...

On this movie podcast episode, we have the latest movie reviews of: Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, September 5, Flight Risk, Kinda Pregnant. We have indie film reviews of White Crow, The Space Rodent, Photocopy, and What No One Knows. As well as a nostalgia review of a certain Mel Gibson film that won Best Picture 30 years ago!

In White Crow, Julian Gamm plays ex-agent J.D who is on a mission to avenge his misdeeds as an operative in a shady government unit after he learns of the depths of their evil. Whilst trying to...

Join Amber and Joyce as they talk about Luca Guadagnino's 2024 film QUEER, starring ex-James Bond Daniel Craig. They muse over the surreal, Italian neorealism and a touch of slow cinema - all the good nerdy stuff.

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On this horror film podcast episode, host Rachel dives deep into the classic war movie Schindler's List. Part of the UK Film Review Podcast, be sure to check out our latest movie reviews and other film podcast episodes wherever you like to listen.

Schindler's List, from a horror film fan's perspective, transcends the typical tropes of the genre, delving into the realm of historical horror. The film masterfully crafts an atmosphere of dread and suspense, not through jump scares or supernatural elements, but through the stark portrayal of real-world atrocities.

The true horror...

On this top-rated movie podcast, film critics Brian Penn, Chris Buick and Chris Olson are back with plenty of 2025 film reviews. In episode 23 of UK Film Club, we have reviews of:

For more details about the UK Film Review Podcast visit our official website, where you can also find the latest movie reviews.

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Join a very flu-ridden Amber and Joyce as they embark on a review of Drive-Away Dolls, last year's getaway dark comedy. They explore some of the stranger themes of the unique film, what friendship means in its many forms and how on earth the two main characters managed to narrowly avoid disaster at every turn.

Content warning: adult themes, spoilers, slight reference to gore.

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Horror film podcast The Scream Test takes a look at 70s Horror Movies and how bonkers they were. Join film critic Host Rachel and her Scream Test Guest as they provide plenty of raucous movie reviews and randomness.

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Hosted by film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn, join us for the last episode of UK Film Club for 2024. With movie reviews of:

We will be back with more of the latest film reviews on UK Film Club in 2025, so remember to subscribe wherever you enjoy amazing film podcasts.

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Christmas AND cowboys?! Join us for the December episode of Gay, Actually, which was essentially a combination of Joyce's favourite things. This edition of 'Amber and Joyce find a terrible queer Christmas film and review it to see if it's as bad as it looks' sees them review Christmas at the Ranch - a TV movie that promises a love story between a corporate business lady and her family's ranch hand. Will they save the farm from disaster? Will their love story be smooth-sailing? Tune in to find out!

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Rachel reviews Sleepwalkers on this episode of The Scream Test, a horror film podcast part of the umbrella of shows under the UK Film Review Podcast. Check out the latest movie reviews on our website, including short film reviews, indie movies, and more news about our film podcast.

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On this much-loved movie reviews podcast, hosts Chris Olson and Brian Penn are back with some amazing coverage from the world of cinema. Episode 21 of UK Film Club, part of the UK Film Review Podcast, has reviews of Gladiator 2, Padding Goes to Peru, and Juror #2 (hey, they all rhyme!). As well as a Streaming Pick of Meet Me Next Christmas from Netflix, indie film reviews of The Misadventures of Mistress Maneater, Orango, and A Place to Fall Down.

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Welcome back to Gay Actually! For this spooky slasher episode, Amber and Joyce will be discussing the FEAR STREET trilogy and the queerness that ensues. Be sure to tune in and listen to discussions of gore, endless death and suffering and a sprinkle of witchcraft - how uplifting! This is PART ONE of the review, where we discuss Part I: 1994 and part of Part II: 1978 - for PART TWO, please head over to our Gay Actually channel on Spotify or Apple Podcasts for the second half of the trilogy review.

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Your favourite film podcast is back with an indie special, packed full of movie reviews of independent feature films and short film reviews.

Film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn bring you UK Film Club - part of the UK Film Review Podcast - discussing the latest film reviews from indie filmmakers in the UK and around the world.

In this episode, there are movie reviews of:

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Horror movie reviews on The Scream Test Podcast continue as host Rachel reviews a classic - Hellraiser. Part of the UK Film Review Podcast, remember to subscribe to our channel for all of the latest movie reviews, filmmaker interviews and more.

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On this movie reviews podcast, film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn delve deep into a jam-packed show providing you with reviews of:

Joker: Folie à Deux - the newest DC film starring Juaquin Phoenix

The Substance - a new horror movie starring Demi Moore

Speak No Evil - FILM OF THE MONTH - starring James McAvoy

Trouble - a Swedish film recently released on Netflix

Line of Fire - a short film written and directed by Weston Porter

Nowhere - a feature film set in Cornwall w...

Join Amber and Joyce as they honour Black History Month by discussing the 2023 biopic, Rustin. Produced by the Obamas (yes, you read that right!), this Netflix film tells the story of Bayard Rustin, a Black gay man who was instrumental in the Civil Rights Movement - and yet, you may never have heard of him. From the importance of protest, to living as your true self, this episode is a real roller-coaster!

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On this film podcast episode, host Chris Olson is joined by film critic Jack Salvadori who gives us a glimpse of what to watch at the 2024 BFI London Film Festival. Having caught a fantastic array of films in earlier film festivals such as Cannes and Venice, Jack gives the low-down on what movie fans should look out for at this year's LFF.

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Film critic Rachel Pullen is back with more horror movie reviews in The Scream Test podcast, part of the UK Film Review Podcast. In this special episode, Rachel gives us her top 5 horror films on Netflix for Halloween 2024. So for all you scary movie fans, this is the place to get your top recommendations.

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On this, one of the best movie reviews podcasts around, film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn get stuck into the best new movies out in the UK for September 2024. Having done an "Indie Special" episode of UK Film Club earlier in the month, this episode is chock full of movies at the cinema and streaming.

The cinema movie reviews include:

Welcome back to Gay Actually! Join Amber and Joyce as they delve into this whacky and bizarre Spanish-language film, So My Grandma’s a Lesbian. They examine if the film can be classed as queerbait, how the storyline travelled in the wrong direction, and the importance of positively representing older LGBTQ+ people on screen.

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On this special "Indie Film Only" additional episode of UK Film Club, film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn review a selection of short and feature-length independent movies.

The movie reviews include:

Join horror film critic Rachel on The Scream Test as she reviews Child's Play as part of the UK Film Review Podcast. For fans of horror movie reviews, there is no better show to subscribe to.

Check out the other UK Film Review Podcast shows including:

The Fantom Zone - for all things nerdy in cinema.

Gay, Actually - for all things LGBTQ+ in film.

UK Film Club - for reviews of all movie types + listener reviews.

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In this movie reviews podcast, film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn talk about the summer films - or lack of. In this episode of UK Film Club we have movie reviews of Deadpool & Wolverine, Trap, the Netflix documentary Trap, as well as indie and short film reviews of My Best Nut, Undertow, The Xenophobes, The Highest Brasil, and City of Oz.

The Nostalgia Pick for this month's episode of a movie review of Alien - the original Ridley Scott film from 1979 - to tie in with the new release of Alien: Romulus.

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Happy Hot Girl Queer Summer! Join Amber and Joyce as they discuss the Catherine Corsini film, Summertime. Listen as they muse over the romantic French countryside alongside the roaring streets of Paris, issues of second-wave feminism and perhaps the true meaning of a hot girl summer?

This episode contains spoilers!

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Deadpool & Wolverine is the topic of this episode of The Fantom Zone, in their monthly episode as part of the UK Film Review Podcast. Directed by Shawn Levy and starring Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool and Hugh Jackman back as Wolverine, this is one of the most anticipated superhero films of the year. 

For more movie reviews, film podcast goodness, be sure to subscribe to the UK Film Review Podcast as well as The Fantom Zone - who have their own separate channels as well.

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Film critic Rachel is back with more movie reviews for The Scream Test show, part of the UK Film Review Podcast. She's following up with her awkward relationship with the Twilight films in this Part 2 episode. Be sure to check it out and share it.

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On this movie reviews podcast, film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn provide a wealth of film reviews for the latest releases, as well as short and indie films, Netflix movies and more. Plus a section of listener movie reviews at the end!

In Episode 17 of UK Film Club, we have movie reviews of:

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Join Amber and Joyce on Gay Actually this month as they discuss the lesser-known gritty English film, Between Two Women! They speak about the journey of both characters, Ellen and Kathy, and the film's perception of class, gender and sexuality in 1950s Northern Britain. It's more fun and less academic than it sounds! Join the fun!

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Join The Fantom Zone gang this week for our review of A Quiet Place: Day One. In this fun filled chaotic episode Ian and Symone discuss the highs and many lows of this prequel, the vibes between Joseph Quinn and Lupita Nyong'o and work out if a cat truly can breathe underwater.

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On this episode of The Scream Test, host Rachel and her guest review the first three Twilight films. Fans of Bella Swan and Edward Cullen will be in their element, unless Rachel doesn't like the movies! Find out by listening to this film podcast episode.

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On this popular film reviews podcast, film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn provide top cinematic banter despite the hot weather, illnesses and the footy being on. We have cinematic film reviews of Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, Bad Boys: Ride or Die, The Bikeriders, Hitman, Freydis and Gudrid, Homeboud, On the Ridge, Someone Dies! and Second Thought. As well as a Nostalgia Pick of X-Men (2000) to celebrate the upcoming release of Deadpool & Wolverine.

Spoiler warnings and explicit words - in particular a cheeky clip during the Someone Dies review - you have been warned.

Join The Fantom Zone gang this week as they finally get Ian to watch Amazon Prime's The Boys. Tobi and Ian discuss all things The Boys, some comics and also a little politics too.

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Happy Pride Month! Join Amber and Joyce on this epic gay adventure as they discuss the pioneering lesbian film, Desert Hearts. From cowboys, to summer romances, to self-identity, they cover it all as they chart protagonist Vivian's journey towards self-acceptance and her love interest Cay's thirst for freedom. Have you seen the film? Let us know what you think!

Content warning: Spoilers

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Horror film critic Rachel is not running solo on this episode of the film podcast The Scream Test, she is joined by Steve (a new guest!) as well as her podcast gang. Beloved Val is in her dog igloo, for fans of canines in their movie review shows! The topic of this show is the Poltergeist movies, so fans of 80's Slasher films will be in their element.

The Poltergeist: A Haunting Look at Family, Fear, and Freaky Effects - A Scream Test Episode

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Join film critic Chris Olson as he is joined by film critic Jack Salvadori who has just returned from the 2024 Cannes Film Festival. His 6th time attending the festival, Jack provides a smorgasbord of incredible film reviews on this film podcast episode.

Jack watched 54 films in Cannes so pretty much almost anything that screened, and him and Chris chat about the highlights and winners, such as Anora, Emilia Perez, Grand Tour, the disappointments such as Megalopolis, The Shrouds, Furiosa, and Horizon, and the hidden gems in the parallel sections, like Misericordia, Good One, or the Godard d...

On this top film reviews podcast, film critics Brian Penn and Chris Olson provide insights into the latest movie releases, streaming films, and independent cinema for the UK Film Review Podcast community. UK Film Club covers all manner of movies and in this May episode, listeners can enjoy film reviews of the following new movies:

Welcome back to Gay Actually! Join Amber and Joyce as they discuss Saving Face, as the iconic 2004 film is about to reach its 20th birthday. They speak about Alice Wu's authentic and breathtaking vision for her characters, Wil and Vivien, how the film stays true to itself, and the East Asian principle of 'saving face' through a queer lens.

Have you seen this film? Let us know at @gayactuallypodcast on Instagram.

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Join Chris, Ian and Tobi as part of The Fantom Zone's 50th episode celebrations

This week in the first of two parts of our deep dive into all things Watchmen, we discuss the merits of Zack Snyder's 2009 adaptation.

Make sure to also tune in next week for part 2 where the gang discuss the 1976 Alan Moore comic itself.

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Join Rachel for a solo show of The Scream Test - one of the best horror film podcasts around. Having noticed Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 has arrived on Prime Video, Rachel takes this chance to share her love and passion for the film - one that even she notes is "universally hated".

Rachel doesn't have a film podcast guest on this episode, so why not be her company and listen to it? Perhaps several times so she really feels your love for her.

ASMR fans will enjoy Rachel stopping to glug her...

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On this film podcast episode, film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn go over the best new movie releases for April 2024. Including cinema film reviews of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, Back to Black (the new Amy Winehouse film), and The Book of Clarence.

For the Streaming Pick this month, a true crime documentary on Netflix called What Jessica Did gets reviewed.

In the indie section, we have film reviews of:

This month, Gay Actually embarks upon a tumultuous journey alongside Tick, Adam and Bernadette in 'The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert' - the 90s queer road trip movie with plenty of heart and soul. Amber and Joyce explore themes of identity, community, grief and acceptance all wrapped up in camp Australian comedy. If you haven't seen this film yet, get ready to feel some things!

Content warning: Spoilers, adult themes.

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Join the nerdiest film podcast around as The Fantom Zone celebrates 10 years of Captain America: The Winter Soldier. The iconic Marvel film starring Chris Evans as the titular superhero is a much loved comic book film but what will the gang of film critics say about it on this show, as part of the UK Film Review Podcast?

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On this beloved film reviews podcast, film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn give you a run down of amazing movies to enjoy in March 2024, as part of their UK Film Club show on the UK Film Review Podcast.

This episode includes film reviews of:

In  possibly one of the most chaotic film podcast episodes of Gay Actually to date, Amber and Joyce team up with three members of The Fantom Zone quartet to discuss the 2024 Academy Awards. 

The group chat about some of this years Oscar winners, including Emma Stone and Poor Things, Christopher Nolan and Oppenheimer (much to Ian's disgust), Lily Gladstone, Billie Eilish, Robert Downey Jr, and many more films - past and present.

Amber attempts to moderate the discussion, sparks fly as Ian and Joyce strongly disagree on most of their film opinions, and Ch...

In this horror film podcast episode, host and film critic Rachel Pullen is joined by her friend Pete to discuss one of her favourite films of all time - Friday the 13th. One of the most iconic horror movies of all time, this is a must-listen for all fans of film reviews, filmmaker interviews, film history and more.

Here's a breakdown about Friday the 13th in case you haven't seen it:

In 1980's slasher flick "Friday the 13th," we meet a group of young counselors prepping Camp Crystal Lake for a grand reopening...

Join the Fantom Zone Gang (a Chris short as he was worm riding) this week as we travel to the mystical sand of Arrakis with our review of Dune Part 2. Ian, Symone and Tobi talk all things Dune with their highs, possible lows and what we want to see next.

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In this special episode of the UK Film Review Podcast, our Editor-in-Chief Chris Olson speaks directly to those who want to be film critics. Our host gives his top tips for anyone aspiring to become a film critic, going into the fundamentals of writing, as well as important rules for pitching to publications and more. If you enjoyed this episode of our film podcast, please remember to review and share.

Hello and welcome to this special one off episode of the UK film review podcast today I am talking directly to those of you who want...

On this film podcast episode, critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn go through February's top movie releases, including:

The Streaming film review for episode 12 of UK Film Club is the Netflix release Ashes (Turkish title Tur).

Our indie film reviews are of Suit Hung...

Gay, Actually - All of Us Strangers

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Join Amber and Joyce as they discuss the heartbreaking new release, All of Us Strangers. Starring Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott, this is a tale of grief, heartache and loneliness - all through a queer lens. Did the Gay Actually girls cry? Just how loudly did they cry in the cinema? And what did they think of the chemistry of the gorgeously talented actors on screen?

All of this, and more! Be sure to tune in and let us know what you think.<...

On this film podcast episode, critics Brian Penn and Chris Olson restart UK Film Club for 2024 with film reviews of:

This episode of UK Film Club also includes film reviews of indie films Room 20 and The Bez Felcher Show, as well as an exclusive filmmaker interview with Michael Stevenson and George Siougas for their BAFTA and OSCAR shortlisted short film The One Note Man.

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For their first episode of 2024, Amber and Joyce delve into the weird and wonderful world of actress and comedian, Rachel Sennott. They review Shiva Baby and Bottoms - two films that she stars in - and examine issues of queerness, culture and comedy.

Whilst these films are very different to each other, there is a common satirical thread that runs through both. 

Content warning: Spoilers for both films, references to violence, brief mention of eating disorders

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Film critic Rachel Pullen explores yet another staple of horror cinema for the UK Film Review Podcast. For more details about our film podcast visit our website.

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This week Chris forgets how calendars work but thankfully Ian, Tobi and Symone are on hand to keep things on track as The Fantom Zone gang discuss all their highs and lows of the films of 2023 and look ahead at the exciting prospect of 2024 cinema.

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Join Amber and Joyce for their last episode of the year as they discuss the Netflix film 'Single All The Way' and the many trials and tribulations of being a part of the LGBTQ+ community during the festive season. They explore the life of protagonist Peter and being gay in a small town, the ups and downs of falling in love with a best friend, and whether or not the film is good JUST because it's a positive story.

Content warning: Contains spoilers!

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On this special film podcast episode, film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn review 6 indie films as part of the UK Film Club. Tune into hear their reviews for Amends of the Father, A Snapshot, Incompleteness: Series 1, The Governess, Dipsomaniac and Flight Into Darkness. For more from our Film Podcast visit our website.

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Do you hate christmas? sure you do, none of us even know who Jesus is, and here we are, having to care about his birthday....no thank.So this week me and Steve delve into the shallow but delicate waters of Christmas horror films, and mainly discuss my love of one Mr Ray Wise...so join us and the podcast gang for this yule time hellscape....so any Christmas basically.For more from our film podcast visit -https://www.ukfilmreview.co.uk/podcast

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Film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn bring you Episode 10 of the UK Film Club podcast. Featuring film reviews of:Dream Scenario starring Nicolas CageMiracle Club starring Maggie SmithEarth Mama from director Savanah LeafPaw Patrol: The Mighty MovieBest. Christmas. Ever!Christmas Time directed by Daniel ColyerTrail of Dark Matter directed by Roshaun Akeem PageUroboros directed by Diarmuid DonohoeLas Nogas directed by Catya PlateTrust in Love directed by Mick DavisThe Santa Clause starring Tim Allen.For more from our weekly film podcast visit - https://www.ukfilmreview.co.uk/podcastUK Film Review's advanced marketing comes from London SEO Company Olson Digital...

Join Chris, Ian and Symone in the Fantom Zone this week for another Marvel-lous episode dedicated to the latest release in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Marvels (did we mention Marvel?)Plus we discuss the future of the MCU which seems to finally be taking a (much needed?) break, as well as the importance of coherence.Enjoy! And for more nerdy fun come and subscribe to The Fantom Zone wherever you get your podcasts. Also don't forget to follow us @thefantomzonepodcast or email us at thefantomzonepodcast@gmail.com

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Hello everyone! This month, Amber and Joyce are discussing the film and origin story of Wonder Woman with Angela Robinson's 2017 film, Professor Marston and the Wonder Women..Discussed are the real-life issues of the individuals behind the famous comic book series, polyamory and polyamorous relationships, feminism and themes concerning comic book heroines. .CW: Spoilers and adult themes. Although care has been taken to remove swear words, some may still remain..If you liked this episode, please consider following the Gay Actually Spotify channel. You can also follow us on Instagram @gayactuallypodcast or via email at gayactuallyuk@gmail.com.To find...

This week me and fellow long time pal Steve, delve into the twisted and confusing world of A24 cinema, looking at films such as men, and Midsommar. So don your flower crown and get ready to jump off a cliff as we ask...what the heck is going on?Remember to share your favourite film podcast with your friends and tag us on social media @ukfilmreview

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Join film critics Chris Olson and Brian Penn for another episode of UK Film Club. This film podcast reviews movies from across the globe, from the latest cinema releases, to Netflix movies and even short films and independent cinema. In episode 9, Brian reviews the new Martin Scorsese film Killers of the Flower Moon, as well as the new film starring Michael Caine The Great Escaper. On Netflix, we review The Conference, a new Swedish horror-comedy film. And for our Nostalgia Pick this month, we head to Disney Plus to review the 1976 horror film The Omen. Our short and indie film...

It's about to get SPOOKY! For this episode of Gay, Actually it's a Halloween special as Amber and Joyce get stuck into William Friedkin's 1980 film 'Cruising'..Friedkin is most well-known for his soul-crushing horror film 'The Exorcist' that helped change the game for the horror genre. Amber and Joyce explore the themes of 'Cruising' and its place as a thriller film, as well as how it handles contemporary homosexuality..This is a dark, dark film that was reviled by LGBTQ+ communities at the time and so listening discretion is advised..Content warning: references to gore, sex, suicide, murder and other...