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They might be a few weeks late to the party (and may have misplaced a Sob along the way) but Luke and Aisling are here to discuss two of 2021’s most anticipated…reboots? Sequels? Re-quels? Listen to hear their thoughts on adorable rats in The Suicide Squad, nightmare bees in Candyman, and what tips a movie over the fine line between corny…and horny (hint: Tony Todd’s voice).

This week on Screenbait Luke and Sob give their thoughts on Marvels phase 4. They give their initial thoughts on the MCUs three new TV shows and if getting into TV was a wise decision. They also review Black Widow, the first major Marvel film to be released in over two years.

Sob and Aisling take the wheel on this bonus episode of The Screenbait Podcast. In this week's episode, we have another sitting of the Supreme ScreenCourt and going on trial this week is Hellboy (2019). David Harbour plays the title character in this remake. We all know David Harbour as Hopper from Stranger Things and he is also making his MCU debut in Black Widow where he plays the Russian equivalent of Captain America; The Red Guardian.  

After a long hiatus, the Screenbait gang are back and better than ever.

We discuss why we have been away for so long and what life is like now that cinemas are back open. We also give our thoughts on some new releases such as A Quiet Place Part 2.

In this episode, we try something new as we introduce a new segment titled the SupremeScreen Circuit Court. Where this week Joel Schumacher's Batman Forever will be standing trial for its crimes against cinema. 

This week on Irelands best Film and Tv podcast the gang discuss the new teaser trailer for Edgar Wrights upcoming film Last Night In Soho.

They also review Zack Snyders new zombie heist film Army of the Dead

The episode ends with The Great Screen Debate where this weeks topics include, What Heist film should add Zombies to the  plot?, What TV show was a bad idea from the get go and should never have seen the light of day? and Who should lead the Avengers now that Steve Rodgers and Tony Stark are gone?

In this episode, the gang looks forward to Venom: Let there be Carnage. The sequel nobody wanted, to the film no one liked.

We also review the new heartwarming animated film from Sony Animation The Mitchells Vs The Machines.

This week's episode ends with a new installment of The Screenbait Smackdown but this time it's a Robo Edition. Facing off in the Screenbait Arena are some of cinema's most iconic robots, droids, and machines in a battle to the death to see who will come out Victorious!