Category: Films & TV
Independence Day: Daft Sci-Fi Gem With Goldblum & Smith
Star Wars The Phantom Menace: “I don’t like sand” Quote Off!
Guest House Paradiso: 20th Anniversary of Bottom Adaptation
Patsy Stone: A Tribute to a Classy Lady
Great TV Shows That Never Were: Peeky Blinds (better than Peaky Blinders)
Gorillas In The Mist: Engaging Weaver Drama With a Message
Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls – Enjoyably Daft End to Carrey’s Slapstick Series
Flanderisation: How Successful Shows Ruin Themselves
Jonathan Moffett: Michael Jackson’s Drummer Extraordinaire
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective – The 1994 Goofball Jim Carrey Romp
Ape Out: Percussive Beat ‘Em Up Romp With Jazz
Graffiti Brasil by Tristan Manco
Duran Duran: Live Aid 1985 & Le Bon’s Bum Note
Deep Blue Sea: Ludicrous Shark Romp That’s Stupid Fun
Woodstock: 50th Anniversary of the Legendary Music Festival
Keith Carlock: One of Your New Favourite Jazz Drummers
The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters – The Weirdly Mesmirising Documentary
Mr. Blobby: Explaining This ’90s British Thing For You
Two Sides of the Moon: Keith Moon’s Disastrous Solo Album
Arnold Schwarzenegger & Noodles: His Late ’80s Japanese Adverts
Four Lions: Controversial Jet Black Satire on Extremism
Great Films That Never Were: Bladder Runner 2049
Network: “I’m as mad as hell and I’m not going to take this anymore!” Quote Off Extravaganza!
Akira: Legendary & Radioactive Animated Cult Classic
Great TV Shows That Never Were: Mud Men (better than Mad Men)
WatchMojo: Chernobyl’s Key Players Didn’t Speak English
TV Shows That Never Were: Glove Island (better than Love Island)
Congo: “Stop eating my sesame cake!” Quote Off Extravaganza!
Congo: Forgotten Crichton Adaptation With a Talking Ape
Forrest Gump: “Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get” Quote Off!
Great Twist Endings That Never Were
The Real Chernobyl: In the Aftermath of a Hit TV Show
The Sword in the Stone: Fond Memories of Disney’s ’60s Romp
Great Musicians That Never Were: Yoko Bono
The BFG: 1989’s Take on Roald Dahl’s Big Friendly Classic
Memento: Christopher Nolan’s Breakout Masterpiece
