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In this week's episode things get a little bit spooky as we take a look at Tim Burton's darkest entry into his filmography to date. 1999's Sleepy Hollow is an ode to Burton's Disney animation roots and is a fascinatingly dark film with performances from Johnny Depp, Christina Ricci and Helena Bonham Carter that show how dark Burton can go without losing the whimsy we've come to love. Together we chat the film, it's journey to screen and so much more.

It's a bonus episode and this week we're taking a look at Tim Burton's unmade Superman film, Superman Lives. It's the stuff of legend, cutting edge technology, a crazy and imposing producer and Nic Cage as Superman himself. An epic journey of a film production only to have it fizzle at the end and you'll hear about it all here.

In this week's episode, we take a look at Mars Attacks! Based upon the Topps Trading Card series, this 1996 comedy is an anarchist at heart in all the best ways. Tune as we talk the film's journey to screen, it's links to the crazy Ed Harris film Walker, it's incredible cast and so much more.

In this week's episode we take a look at the Biopic chronicling the career of Ed Wood, B Grade director and "worst director of all time." It's a fascinating film with a journey that saw studio battles, subject matter that was taboo and a creative step up for all involved.

In this week's episode we are joined again by the wonderful Blake Howard of One Heat Minute Productions. His knowledge of Batman Returns runs deep, so deep he is tattooed with Michael Keaton! Together we chat the film itself, an array of tidbits and the which Nike Air Max's did Batman wear.

In this week's episode we return to Gotham City for part 1 of our deep dive into Batman Returns. Tim Burton's darker retelling of The Dark Knight stunned movie goers and critics alike and the journey to screen is equally as fascinating as the film itself. Listen in to hear about the film, its journey to screen and the fact that we almost didn't get Michelle Pfieffer as Catwoman and so much more.

Last week we discussed the journey to screen for Tim Burton's epic fairytale and in this week's episode, we're joined by Tim and Leigh from Popcorn Podcast to chat all about the film Edward Scissorhands. It's a great chat covers the film, the plot line, actors and even has a few stories such as Baz Luhrmann's hype man and so much more. You won't want to miss this incredible chat.

In this week's episode we take a look at Tim Burton's classic gothic fairy tale, Edward Scissorhands. We discuss the film's journey to screen, the casting process and its musical roots.

Our journey through the filmography of Tim Burton continues. In part 1 of our Batman episode we talked the journey of Batman the character to our screens and this week we're talking the film's journey to screen, the film itself and so much more. Along with some great movie tangents there are tidbits all about the film, including Jack Nicholson's eye watering salary. Check it out now!

In this week's episode, we take a look at Tim Burton's first superhero film. His 1989 feature of the Dark Knight is seen as one of the godfathers of modern superhero films and it does it all with a Prince soundtrack to boot. Tune in as we discuss the film's journey to screen, an overview of Batman in media and so much more.

In this week's episode, we take a look at Tim Burton's second feature film. The cult classic, Beetlejuice. It's a film that helped launch the careers of both Burton and Michael Keaton and has become one of the film most named when discussing Burton's filmography. But the big question is...will it be the same film we both remembered or something totally different given a few years since we both last watched it? Tune in as we discuss the film, it's journey to screen and that incredible dance scene!

In this week's episode, we take a look at Tim Burton's first feature film. Pee-Wee's Big Adventure is a cult hit with wacky characters and absurdist situations that all take place on a cross country road trip. To say these two Aussie's didn't know what hit them is an understatement but amongst all their attempts at wrapping their head around Paul Reuben's beloved cult character, we try to find the moments of Burton sprinkled amongst the madness.

In this week's episode, we return for Part 2 of our epic introduction into the works of Tim Burton. Where last week we travelled through Burton's journey to his first feature film, this week we discuss his body of work. We also discuss the films we are most looking forward to, what could be his least prolific piece of work and what our surprise film of the season might be. Join us for a thrilling conclusion to Burton's journey to his first feature film.

We're back for season 8! In this season we're talking Tim Burton. Best known for films such as Edward Scissorhands, Batman, Sweeney Todd, Mars Attacks and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Burton has carved himself a niche market of accessible gothic horror romance stories. In this two part episode we'll discuss his journey into becoming the film maker we know and love today.

In this week's mini episode, Craig and Geoff discuss The Batman, the latest iteration of the caped crusader. Together they discuss the tone, the inspirations for the film, Pattinson's Batman and so much more.

We're back for 2022 and while our break was a little longer than expected, that doesn't mean we didn't miss you all. So tune in as Craig and Geoff chat what they've been up to, what they're working on (Season 8 featuring Tim Burton's filmography) and what they're excited to see in cinemas for the year ahead.  

In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff take a look at the season that was as they dissect the filmography of Michael Mann. They talk the highs and lows and also discuss who is the Season 8 director. 

In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff visit Michael Mann's last film for the season. The 2015 released cyber crime thriller, Blackhat. It's a fascinating film that is based on a real life event. Together they discuss the film, Chris Hemsworth's performance and career and so much more. 

In this weeks episode, Craig and Geoff continue on their journey through the filmography of Michael Mann and discuss Public Enemies. Focusing on a 12 month period in the life of John Dillinger and the creation of the FBI, it's a welcome change of scenery from Mann's previous films. Together they discuss the film's journey to screen, where the film fits within Mann's filmography and so much more.