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It's always a thrill to have Brian Francis on the show, particularly when it turns out he loves network TV movies from the eighties as much as we do! Brian joins Bil and Daniel to talk about the 1982 Made-for-TV film Hotline starring the great Lynda Carter. Email [email protected] Photo by Michael Sheffer Theme by The Chronos Band

Bil and Michael take a look at Gaymer Vs Gaymer, aka Our Son starring Billy Porter and Luke Evans, and ask the age old question, should a gay man who lives in a Manhattan townhouse be allowed to work? Email [email protected] Photo by Michael Sheffer Theme by The Chronos Band

Daniel and Bil have never been on a hike in jolly old England, but they're pretty sure it involves a lot more than drinking beer and playing games of Strip Pooh. Listen as they discuss the details of the 2023 film MATES by Arno Crous. Email [email protected] Photo by Michael Sheffer Theme by The Chronos Band

The Oscars were a month ago but we actually got together the day after the ceremony to talk about a classic film set on the night of the Academy Awards, the very chill, super naturalism of The Oscar by Russell Rouse, starring Stephen Boyd.Email [email protected] Photo by Michael Sheffer Theme by The Chronos Band

We're so thrilled that Ryan G. Hinds has joined us on the show again, this time from his new life in Jolly Old England!  Many years after they regaled the patrons at a Thai restaurant on a very late night in downtown Toronto restaurant with their rendition of the Barbra and Judy medley from The Judy Garland Show, Bil and Ryan sat down to discuss their favourite icon's very last film, I COULD GO ON SINGING by Ronald Neame.  Email [email protected] Photo by Michael Sheffer Theme by The Chronos Band

Oscar night is upon us, and we know that none of you can watch the show without us to prepare you! For the tenth year in a row, Bil and Daniel have the honour and pleasure of film and theatre critic Glenn Sumi joining them to talk about this year's nominees. Email [email protected] Photo by Michael Sheffer Theme by The Chronos Band

Bil and Michael don't what to make of a movie called Code Name: Dynastud, but they do their best to try and figure out Richard Griffin's classic is trying to do. Email [email protected] Photo by Michael Sheffer Theme by The Chronos Band

Bil is thrilled to have the great Ryan Porter back on as a guest to delve back into the glory days of nineties indie cinema, the two of them taking a look at the recently resurrected classic I Think I Do starring the late, great Alexis Arquette. Email [email protected] Photo by Michael Sheffer Theme by The Chronos Band

Bil and Mike spend all of What Happens Next DYING to know the answer to that question. Check out their conversation about Jay Arnold's 2011 film! Email [email protected] Photo by Michael Sheffer Theme by The Chronos Band

Bil, Michael and Daniel love a homegrown classic, and were thrilled to learn that Canada once produced a Fatal Attraction-ripoff for television called The Phone Call by Allan A. Goldstein Email [email protected] Photo by Michael Sheffer Theme by The Chronos Band

There's nothing we love more than a movie we can't see, and this week's selection indulges us by never turning on the lights! Join Michael and Bil as they talk about Shadows In Mind by Mark Schwab Email [email protected] Photo by Michael Sheffer Theme by The Chronos Band

The boys are reunited to delve into a classic called Sometimes Aunt Martha Does Dreadful Things by Thomas Casey and find themselves wondering...is she dreadful enough? Email: ⁠[email protected]⁠ Photo by Michael Sheffer Theme by The Chronos Band

Bil and Daniel go back to their roots and find an obscure BGM classic that existed solely to inspire this podcast. Listen as they talk about the 2000 family comedy GET YOUR STUFF by Max Mitchell. Email [email protected] Photo by Michael Sheffer Theme by The Chronos Band

Bil invites MJ Lyons back on to the show to talk about the pinnacle in Boy Witch cinema, the 2006 thriller classic The Covenant by Renny Harlin.Email [email protected] Photo by Michael Sheffer Theme by The Chronos Band

In 2007, Britain's Channel 4 decided to celebrate Pride Month and the fortieth anniversary of the abolishing of anti-gay laws with a television film that, well, doesn't feel all that celebratory.  Join Bil and Daniel as they talk about Clapham Junction by Adrian Shergold Email [email protected] Photo by Michael Sheffer Theme by The Chronos Band