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JUST THAT FILM PODCAST 🎬 Honest reviews. Classic films. Real conversations. We’re two brothers with a passion for cinema, revisiting Hollywood classics, British dramas, cult favourites, forgotten gems, horror classics and the latest releases. Every episode features honest reviews, movie rankings and fresh takes on the films you love. 🍿 What You’ll Find Here 🎬 Movie Reviews 👻 Horror Movies 🍿 Cult Classics 📼 80s & 90s Classics 💎 Forgotten Gems 🎭 Classic Hollywood 🇬🇧 British Drama 📊 Movie Rankings & Top 10s 🏆 Oscar Winners & Biggest Snubs 👀 First-Time Watches ⭐ Underrated Movies 🔪 Thrillers & Mysteries 😂 Comedy Classics 🕵️ Film Noir 🎙️ New episodes every week. Subscribe today and join us as we celebrate the films you love… and the ones you’ve forgotten. 📧 justthatfilm@gmail.com

  1. 2d ago

    Housesitter (1992) | The Underrated 90s Rom-Com Everyone Forgot

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we revisit HouseSitter (1992), the romantic comedy starring Steve Martin and Goldie Hawn. We break down the film’s unusual premise, memorable performances, comedy, romance, and whether this overlooked 90s favorite still holds up with modern audiences. Was HouseSitter an underrated gem that never got the recognition it deserved, or is it simply a product of its time? Join us as we discuss the movie’s strengths, weaknesses, standout moments, and our final verdict. 🎬 Topics covered: Story and premiseSteve Martin and Goldie Hawn’s chemistryBest scenes and funniest momentsHow the film has agedFinal rating and recommendationHave you seen HouseSitter? Let us know your thoughts and whether you think it deserves a place among the best romantic comedies of the 1990s. Find us on: YouTube, TikTok & Instagram. Email justthatfilm@gmail.com

    Housesitter (1992) | The Underrated 90s Rom-Com Everyone Forgot

  2. 6d ago

    Medias Res (2017): They Lost Half the Movie… Then NASA Got Involved | Filmmaker Interview

    Send us Fan Mail What happens when you’re making an independent movie and suddenly more than half of it could be gone forever? For this special episode of Just That Film, Ben and Charlie are joined by Medias Res creators Edwin and Delaney to tell the incredible story behind the making of Medias Res (2017). They take us right back to how the film came together, the challenges of getting an independent feature made, and the moment disaster struck when a hard drive containing a huge amount of the movie crashed. The footage couldn’t be recovered. More than half of the film was potentially gone. And then, somehow, NASA got involved. 🚀 Edwin and Delaney reveal how somebody from NASA eventually managed to recover the lost material, saving footage they thought they might never see again. We also dig into the making of Medias Res, the creative decisions behind the film, the realities of independent filmmaking and some brilliant behind-the-scenes stories from Edwin and Delaney. Plus, Ben and Charlie give their thoughts on the movie itself. 🎬 Film: Medias Res (2017) 🎤 Guests: Edwin & Delaney 🎙️ Hosts: Ben & Charlie 🍿 Podcast: Just That Film If you enjoy hearing the stories behind how movies actually get made, follow Just That Film for more film reviews, filmmaker interviews and conversations with the people behind the movies. And if you’ve seen Medias Res, we’d love to hear what you thought. Find us on: YouTube, TikTok & Instagram. Email justthatfilm@gmail.com

    Medias Res (2017): They Lost Half the Movie… Then NASA Got Involved | Filmmaker Interview

  3. Sep 3

    Evil Dead vs Evil Dead II: One of Us Thinks a Horror Classic Is Overrated! 🪓

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Just That Film Podcast, we’re settling one of horror’s greatest debates: Evil Dead or Evil Dead II? Sam Raimi’s groundbreaking horror classics changed the genre forever, launching Bruce Campbell’s legendary Ash Williams and introducing audiences to the terrifying Deadites. But which film deserves to be crowned the ultimate Evil Dead experience? We compare The Evil Dead (1981) and Evil Dead II (1987), discussing everything from the relentless horror of the original to the outrageous blend of comedy, gore, and slapstick that made the sequel a cult phenomenon. Along the way we examine Bruce Campbell’s iconic performance, Sam Raimi’s inventive direction, the astonishing low-budget filmmaking, Tom Sullivan’s incredible practical effects, Joseph LoDuca’s unforgettable scores, and the lasting influence both films have had on horror cinema. Will the raw terror and DIY spirit of the original win out, or does Evil Dead II’s bigger budget, wild humour, and unforgettable set pieces make it the superior film? 🎬 Topics include: • The Evil Dead vs Evil Dead II • Which film is scarier? • Bruce Campbell as Ash Williams • Sam Raimi’s unique directing style • The evolution of the Deadites • The legendary practical effects and gore • Favourite kills, scares, and one-liners • Which film deserves to be called the ultimate Evil Dead? 🎙️ Join the debate and let us know which side you’re on: Team Evil Dead or Team Evil Dead II? New episodes covering classic, cult, and modern films every week. #EvilDead #EvilDead2 #BruceCampbell #SamRaimi #AshWilliams #HorrorMovies #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #JustThatFilmPodcast Find us on: YouTube, TikTok & Instagram. Email justthatfilm@gmail.com

    Evil Dead vs Evil Dead II: One of Us Thinks a Horror Classic Is Overrated! 🪓

  4. Sep 1

    Remembering Tim Curry ❤️ | Charlie’s Personal Memories of an Extraordinary Talent

    Send us Fan Mail ❤️ This week, Ben, Charlie and special guest Lilly remember the extraordinary Tim Curry. This is a particularly personal episode of Just That Film Podcast. Charlie had the opportunity to work with Tim Curry on The Long Drive Home and speak with him personally. Tim also very kindly recorded a special voice message for Lilly, giving Charlie and Lilly memories of Tim that go beyond simply admiring his work from afar. In this episode, they share those memories while celebrating an extraordinary career spanning film, television, theatre, music and voice acting. From the sensational Dr. Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Picture Show and the terrifying Pennywise in Stephen King’s IT to the brilliantly frantic Wadsworth in Clue, Tim Curry created characters that became part of popular culture. And that was only the beginning. 🎬 Ben, Charlie and Lilly remember: 👠 The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Dr. Frank-N-Furter 🎈 Pennywise in Stephen King’s IT 🔎 Wadsworth in Clue 🏨 Mr. Hector in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York 🧙 The Grand Wizard in The Worst Witch 🎃 The unforgettable Anything Can Happen on Halloween 😈 Darkness in Legend 🏴‍☠️ Long John Silver in Muppet Treasure Island ☀️ Rooster in Annie 🎭 Tim’s remarkable theatre career 🎤 His music and unmistakable singing voice 🎙️ His extensive voice-acting work 😂 His extraordinary comic timing ❤️ Charlie’s experience of working and speaking with Tim 🎧 And the lovely personal message Tim recorded for Lilly Whether he was terrifying an audience, making them laugh, singing, playing a flamboyant villain or stealing an entire scene with a single expression, Tim Curry was completely unique. For Charlie and Lilly, this episode is also an opportunity to remember the person behind those performances and share a small glimpse of the kindness they experienced from him personally. We also ask the impossible question: What was Tim Curry’s greatest performance? Frank-N-Furter? Pennywise? Wadsworth? Darkness? The Grand Wizard? Long John Silver? Mr. Hector? Or is your favourite one we haven’t even mentioned? ❤️ Remembering Tim Curry and an extraordinary body of work that entertained, frightened and delighted generations. 🎬 Just That Film Podcast with Ben & Charlie, joined for this special episode by Lilly. Find us on: YouTube, TikTok & Instagram. Email justthatfilm@gmail.com

    Remembering Tim Curry ❤️ | Charlie’s Personal Memories of an Extraordinary Talent

  5. Aug 30

    The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (1982) | Remembering Dolly Parton ❤️

    Send us Fan Mail ❤️ This week, Just That Film remembers the one and only Dolly Parton. Following the sad news of Dolly’s passing, Ben, Charlie and Lilly celebrate her remarkable life, career and unmistakable personality by revisiting one of her most memorable movies: The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (1982). Directed by Colin Higgins and based on the hit Broadway musical, the film stars Dolly as Miss Mona Stangley, the warm-hearted proprietor of the legendary Chicken Ranch, alongside Burt Reynolds as Sheriff Ed Earl Dodd. When crusading television reporter Melvin P. Thorpe, played by Dom DeLuise, decides to expose the Chicken Ranch and have it closed down, Mona and Ed Earl find themselves caught between politics, publicity, romance and a whole lot of Texas-sized chaos. We discuss Dolly’s performance, her chemistry with Burt Reynolds, the film’s outrageous comedy, its spectacular musical numbers, and the scene-stealing Charles Durning as the Governor of Texas. We also get into the story behind I Will Always Love You, why Dolly re-recorded it for the movie, Hard Candy Christmas, deleted songs and scenes, the real-life Chicken Ranch, the turbulent production, and why Dolly herself later admitted that making the movie had been a difficult experience. And, of course, we ask the big question: Does The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas still hold up more than 40 years later? More importantly, this episode is our opportunity to celebrate Dolly herself: the singer, songwriter, actress, philanthropist and extraordinary entertainer whose music, humour and warmth touched generations. From 9 to 5 and Steel Magnolias to Jolene, Coat of Many Colors and I Will Always Love You, there really was nobody quite like Dolly Parton. ❤️ Rest in peace, Dolly. Thank you for the music, the movies and the memories. 🎬 Just That Film Podcast with Ben & Charlie Classic movies, forgotten favourites, cult curiosities and plenty of debate. What’s your favourite Dolly Parton film or song? Let us know. Find us on: YouTube, TikTok & Instagram. Email justthatfilm@gmail.com

    The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (1982) | Remembering Dolly Parton ❤️

  6. Aug 27

    Torch Song Trilogy (1988) | Movie Review | Just That Film Podcast | Harvey Fierstein’s Masterpiece

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Just That Film Podcast, we revisit Torch Song Trilogy (1988), the moving comedy-drama that brought Harvey Fierstein’s acclaimed Broadway play to the big screen with warmth, wit, and remarkable emotional honesty. Directed by Paul Bogart and adapted by Harvey Fierstein from his Tony Award-winning play, the film stars Harvey Fierstein as Arnold Beckoff, a New York drag performer searching for lasting love, acceptance, and the family he’s always dreamed of. The outstanding cast also includes Anne Bancroft, Matthew Broderick, Brian Kerwin, Eddie Castrodad, Karen Young, and Estelle Getty. We discuss Harvey Fierstein’s unforgettable performance and screenplay, Anne Bancroft’s powerful portrayal of Arnold’s mother, the film’s balance of humour and heartbreak, and its sensitive exploration of love, grief, identity, prejudice, and chosen family. We also look at the film’s importance as one of the first major Hollywood releases to present a gay protagonist with such honesty and compassion. Touching, funny, and deeply human, Torch Song Trilogy remains an important landmark in LGBTQ+ cinema and one of the most heartfelt dramas of the 1980s. Is Torch Song Trilogy Harvey Fierstein’s masterpiece, and why does its message of love, acceptance, and family continue to resonate today? 🎬 Topics include: • Harvey Fierstein’s unforgettable performance • Anne Bancroft’s powerful supporting role • The transition from stage to screen • Themes of love, family, and acceptance • The film’s place in LGBTQ+ cinema history • Favourite scenes and emotional moments • The outstanding ensemble cast • Why Torch Song Trilogy remains essential viewing 🎙️ New episodes covering classic, cult, and modern films every week. #TorchSongTrilogy #HarveyFierstein #AnneBancroft #LGBTQCinema #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #ClassicCinema #JustThatFilmPodcast Find us on: YouTube, TikTok & Instagram. Email justthatfilm@gmail.com

    Torch Song Trilogy (1988) | Movie Review | Just That Film Podcast | Harvey Fierstein’s Masterpiece

  7. Aug 20

    Chinatown (1974): The Greatest Detective Film Ever Made? | Just That Film Podcast

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we review Chinatown (1974), the legendary neo-noir mystery starring Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway that is widely regarded as one of the greatest films ever made. Directed by Roman Polanski and written by Robert Towne, Chinatown follows private investigator Jake Gittes as a seemingly simple case uncovers a web of corruption, power, greed, and deception beneath the surface of 1930s Los Angeles. Join us as we explore the film’s masterful storytelling, unforgettable performances, haunting atmosphere, and one of the most famous endings in cinema history. We discuss why Chinatown continues to influence filmmakers decades later and whether it still deserves its reputation as one of Hollywood’s greatest masterpieces. From its iconic characters and razor-sharp screenplay to its themes of corruption and moral ambiguity, we break down what makes Chinatown such an enduring classic and why audiences are still discovering it more than 50 years after its release. We also share our favourite scenes, discuss what worked and what didn’t, and give our final verdict on this landmark neo-noir thriller. Have you seen Chinatown? Let us know your thoughts, favourite scene, and rating in the comments. #Chinatown #JackNicholson #ClassicCinema #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #NeoNoir Find us on: YouTube, TikTok & Instagram. Email justthatfilm@gmail.com

    Chinatown (1974): The Greatest Detective Film Ever Made? | Just That Film Podcast

  8. Aug 13

    Meet the Feebles (1989) Review: Peter Jackson’s Most Unhinged Film

    Send us Fan Mail Before The Lord of the Rings, before King Kong, and before The Hobbit, Peter Jackson made one of the most outrageous cult films ever put on screen… In this episode of Just That Film Podcast, we dive into Meet the Feebles (1989), Peter Jackson’s wildly offensive, hilariously twisted puppet musical that’s unlike anything you’ve ever seen. Part parody of The Muppet Show and part pitch-black satire of the entertainment industry, Meet the Feebles follows a troupe of puppet performers whose lives are filled with sex, drugs, violence, jealousy, betrayal, and complete chaos behind the scenes. Starring the voices of Danny Mulheron, Mark Hadlow, Donna Akersten, Stuart Devenie, and Peter Vere-Jones, the film has become one of the most infamous cult movies ever made and remains essential viewing for Peter Jackson fans. Long before he won multiple Academy Awards, Jackson was pushing boundaries with outrageous practical effects, anarchic humour, and fearless filmmaking that hinted at the incredible career to come. We discuss: 🎬 Peter Jackson before The Lord of the Rings 🎬 The outrageous puppet satire 🎬 The incredible practical effects and puppetry 🎬 The film’s cult following 🎬 Our favourite shocking moments 🎬 Why it remains unlike anything else ever made 🎬 How it compares to Bad Taste and Braindead 🎬 Is this Peter Jackson’s craziest film? 💬 Have you seen Meet the Feebles… or is it still on your “must watch” list? Let us know in the comments! 👍 If you enjoy cult classics, horror, comedy, bizarre cinema, and movie reviews, don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell for more episodes from Just That Film Podcast. #MeetTheFeebles #PeterJackson #CultMovies #HorrorComedy #MoviePodcast #JustThatFilmPodcast Find us on: YouTube, TikTok & Instagram. Email justthatfilm@gmail.com

    Meet the Feebles (1989) Review: Peter Jackson’s Most Unhinged Film
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JUST THAT FILM PODCAST 🎬 Honest reviews. Classic films. Real conversations. We’re two brothers with a passion for cinema, revisiting Hollywood classics, British dramas, cult favourites, forgotten gems, horror classics and the latest releases. Every episode features honest reviews, movie rankings and fresh takes on the films you love. 🍿 What You’ll Find Here 🎬 Movie Reviews 👻 Horror Movies 🍿 Cult Classics 📼 80s & 90s Classics 💎 Forgotten Gems 🎭 Classic Hollywood 🇬🇧 British Drama 📊 Movie Rankings & Top 10s 🏆 Oscar Winners & Biggest Snubs 👀 First-Time Watches ⭐ Underrated Movies 🔪 Thrillers & Mysteries 😂 Comedy Classics 🕵️ Film Noir 🎙️ New episodes every week. Subscribe today and join us as we celebrate the films you love… and the ones you’ve forgotten. 📧 justthatfilm@gmail.com

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    2023 - 2026
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