VGMP: Videogame Movie Podcast

Jamie and Rory continue their journey through Amazon's popular Fallout Adaptation with episodes 5 & 6. As the mysteries deepen and some questions begin to be answered, will the show build towards a satisfying finale or will it blow it at the last second?

In this episode of VGMP, the boys take a look at this animated movie based on the popular sci-fi RPG franchise. Revolving around a human colony who find themselves besieged by an insectoid alien race, there are some serious Starship Troopers vibes to be found here.

The spin off mini-series nobody asked for, will Knuckles prove to be capable of leading a property just as well as his speedy blue rival? Check in with Jamie and Rory as they take a look at the first two episodes of Knuckles!

Jamie faces his greatest arch-nemesis as the boys look back at the first instalment of Paul W.S. Anderson's awful yet somehow lucrative Resident Evil franchise.

Jamie and Rory tackle the next two episodes of Amazon's Fallout series and, despite not liking the first two episodes, find these two offerings to be very good, even downright enjoyable!

On this weeks edition of VGMP the boys dig into this animated feature film from Japan; Street Fighter II featuring all of your favourite Street Fighter characters, some cool fight scenes and a voice acting role from Heisenberg himself, Bryan Cranston!

Welcome to VGMP DLC - our shorter releases where we cover short films and TV series, basically anything that isn't a feature length movie! First up we're reviewing the first two episodes of Amazon's new Fallout TV series!

Jamie and Rory take on this indie movie about a gang of nerds trying to prove they haven't wasted their lives by entering a Gears of War 3 tournament. They may not have wasted their lives but this movie will certainly waste your time...

Jamie and Rory are joined by returning guest Harry McIlroy to take a look at Angelina Jolie's second outing as the infamous videogame heroine. Featuring overdone spray tans, evil lair's hidden in shopping malls and a plot so forgettable you'll struggle to remember what happened by the time the credits roll. It's Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life.