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On this episode of the show, Andy is joined by Denis Cadogan to discuss the classic western The Wild Bunch directed by Sam Peckinpah 

Andy is joined by Film Expert Denis Cadogan for some lighthearted discussion of KickBoxer (1989) as well as discuss their favourite Jean-Claude Van Damme moments.

Our movies this week, The Nightingale :Set in 1825, Clare, a young Irish convict woman, chases a British officer through the rugged Tasmanian wilderness, bent on revenge.Classic Screen this week is Kramer vs. Kramer : Ted Kramer's wife leaves him, allowing for a lost bond to be rediscovered between Ted and his son, Billy.

We look at Midsommar first where Relationship turmoil is a foot in Ari Asters follow up to the wonderful Hereditary. Then in Classic Screen its idealism versus the untamed west as we take a look at John Fords, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance.

A look at the Movie based on the TV Series.

I take a look back at the Deadwood TV series in preparation for the movie

On the show this week Andy takes a look at Border where a Customers Officer who can smell fear develops an unusual attraction to a strange traveler. In the second half of the show we then get in our DeLorean to travel to 1966 to look at Ingmar Bergman's film Persona.

It's Cold Conditions combined with Cold Assassins on the show this week as we take a look at two very different Revenge Stories, Cold Pursuit starring Liam Neeson and Lady SnowBlood starring Meiko Kaiji

It is two very different movies set in Harlem this week as we first look at If Beale Street Could talk, where daughter and wife-to-be Tish vividly recalls the passion, respect and trust that have connected her and her fiance Alonzo Hunt. Then in Part 2 of the show we travel back in our DeLorean to look at Superfly in 1972 where Priest (Ron O' Neal) a suave top-rung New York City drug dealer, decides that he wants to get out of his dangerous trade.

Its a Double Dose of Clint Eastwood this week as Andy takes a look at the old ass kickers latest Film The Mule, before travelling by in time to take a look at his directorial debut in The DeLorean in the second half of the show.

Andy takes a look at Damien Chazelle's Awards contender First Man. Then in Classic Screen, home isn't the safest place, as he reviews William Wyler's Film Noir The Desperate Hours

On the show this episode Andy looks at The Rider directed by Chloe Zhao. Then we trot onto Classic Screen and have an in-depth discussion about the 1949 film Champion directed by Mark Robson.

In Screen 1 this week we take a look at Barry Layton's new Film American Animals. Then later in Classic Screen we delve back in time to watch the 1967 Revisionist Western Hombre, starring Paul Newman

It's an Andy Furlong Jaunt of a Spike Lee joint in Screen 1 this week, as we take a look at BlacKkKlansman. This is followed by Classic Screen which will feature George Stevens 1953 film Shane.

On the show this week Andy (insert shark pun here) reviews The Meg. A movie he has been waiting to be made for over 20 years. Then in Dusty Reels a segment later in the show where he reviews classic movies, he takes a look at Rebel Without a Cause (1955)

Andy breaks down his experience at the Arnold Schwarzenegger all night Movie Marathon at The Prince Charles Cinema in London

Andy returns with some more cinema reviews as he talks about the latest film Hereditary directed by Ari Aster as well as Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

On the episode this week Andy is joined by Michael Lennon to talk about the Avengers latest film as well as all things Blockbuster

In Screen 1 this week Andy reviews Rampage as well as gives his thoughts on John Krasinski's critically acclaimed A Quiet Place

In Screen 1 this week Andy takes a look at Steven Spielberg's latest film Ready Player One. Followed by a look at Steven Soderbergh's film Unsane in Screen 2