UK Film Review Podcast

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!Find out more about our film podcast on our website, as well as the latest movie reviews.

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.

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.Find more of our short film reviews and latest movie reviews on our website.

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.Remember to subscribe to our film podcast wherever you listen to great movie podcasts!

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:Betrayed"Little t"Stretch MarksA-Train: New BeginningsOK/NOTOKContinuanceDeath

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.

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 PhoenixThe Substance - a new horror movie starring Demi MooreSpeak No Evil - FILM OF THE MONTH - starring James McAvoyTrouble - a Swedish film recently released on NetflixLine of Fire - a short film written and directed by Weston PorterNowhere - a feature film set in Cornwall written and directed by Tim SeyfertWatch Them Come Blood - a frenetic horror film Fear and Love: The Story of The Exorcist - a documentary about the much-revered classic horror film directed by John LarkinBonding - a short film written and directed Luke RexVideodrome - classic 80's body horror film from filmmaker David Cronenberg starring James Woods and Debbie Harry.

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!For more details of our film podcast visit our website.

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.