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Well guys, it's been fun but sadly The Last Film on the Left is no more.It's not all doom and gloom though, as Adam and Preston will be moving forward with Asian Film Review. We would like to thank you all for your patronage and hope that you will continue to check us out on Asian Film Review.Until next time...

Adam and Preston go into uncharted territory with the pink/comedy film Silence of the Sushi Rolls. Find out why this rarity is worth your time in this inaugural episode of Pink Pocket Review.

Times are tough. The economy is in the tank, everyone is looking for work and to make matters worse a secret race of aliens have invaded our planet and are holding all the positions of world power!This week Adam and Paul put on some wicked shades and kick ass and chew gum when they are all out of gum as they watch THEY LIVE! 

Another month has past, and another bunch of films have been watched. Join Adam as he recounts the best and the worst films he watched.

This week we get a little romantic with one of Adam's favourite Japanese monsters, the Kappa! A young man who drowned comes back to life as a Kappa to save the one girl he truly loved. The only way they can save her from the clutches of the dirty hippy known as death is with some hot turtleman loving. Enjoy!

Adam and Paul decide to take some time off from watching shitty movies from the past to discuss some shitty movies of the future. With the release of new trailers, our hosts discuss who is going to fuck up DC's cinematic universe more: Ben Affleck or Will Smith?

Adam is joined once again by Preston of Filmbizarro.com to cover several films from director Kim Ki Duk.

Another month has passed and another batch of films have been viewed. What was worthwhile and what was garbage? Find out as Adam mumbles his way through another solo outing.

This week Adam and Paul put 52 directors and 52 films head to head in a Battle Royale of sorts. We compare the first and second installments of the ABCs of Death putting each letter up against each other to see which were masterpieces and which were dog shit.

Long long ago, in a galaxy far far away... a film was made to cash in on the success of Star Wars. The evil Count thought that no one would notice and hoped to make millions. Thankfully a team of movie watchers called total bullshit on this and defeated the count with the help of a redneck robot, a scantily clad space captain and David Hasselhoff.If this doesn't sound ridiculous enough for you, listen to our review of Star Crash.  

Another month of films, and Adam looks to the shelves of the Mastubatorium to review some new flicks as well as some oldies, don't mind the mess!

Konichiwa loyal viewer! This week Adam and Paul enter the world of anime with the infamous Perfect Blue. Unlike the usual anime that our two hosts enjoy, this one lacks the standard tropes of school girls and tentacle monsters and takes a more serious tone. When a pop idol decides to become an actress, conflicting pressure from her fans and her managers cause her to start losing grip on reality and soon people around her start dying.Will our hosts manage to keep their sanity even with a lack of pantsu?

Son's lock up your father's, it's time for another film by Astron-6.In this flick a mad man who rapes and kills fathers is on the loose and only a misfit team of priests, prostitutes and maple syrup harvesters can stop him. Listen in and enjoy this campy masterpiece as we celebrate Father's Day.

Adam is joined by Preston of filmbizarro.com to discuss the works of the often under-appreciated Japanese director Sogo Ishii.

We all know them. They are the movies we watch with a group of friends and a few drinks. They are the films we spend less time watching and more time shouting at the TV screen, more time groaning over the terrible dialog and acting than anything else. These are the films that made series like Mystery Science Theatre famous. These are bad films and yet, for some reason, we enjoy them.In this weeks episode Adam and Paul investigate a few of the most renowned "So Bad They're Good" films and try and see what it is that makes them tick.

Coming to you from the mastubatorium, Adam is back for another month in review!

In the not too distant future the forces of hell of waged war against the humans and the humans have lost. Fortunately a lone survivor, an idiotic cyborg, has been brought back to life to save us.He's half-man, half robot and all hero. He is... MANBORG!

Adam goes solo, unburdening his built up load right into your ears, as he talks about all the films he watched in the month of April.

Paul and Adam head into the catacombs to search for treasure, will they find untold riches? Or will they get lost in the  endless paths, and stumble into unexpected horror? Find out in this week's episode As Above, So Below.

Not everyone has the same levels of personal hygiene, case in point Helen; this eccentric girl has a taste for everything filthy. An accident finds her in a Hospital and she decides to use this as an opportunity to get her neurotic mother and absent father back together. Will she be successful? Will she manage to seduce her hunky nurse Robin? Find out in this week's episode Wetlands.