Are You Movie Mad?

It had been a week since Detective Jones was hired by the mysterious figure, and now for all his want of a cold drink and a hot dame, Jones was gonna have to comply with a DVD of a movie and a client who wouldn't leave him alone.

It was a dark night in the heat of Hollywood's west side when Detective Jones felt a tingle down his spine, the Antarctic had sent a message to his body, and it made the sweaty season all the colder. A figure was standing there, with a DVD of a Billy Wilder film, but what did they want?

October concludes with another Peter Jackson film (Not just because Meet The Feebles didn't work) and so we wave goodbye to Halloween with a horror comedy that left its lead shaken.

It's Johnny's birthday, and this episode is as horrific as any before, only this time Johnny Cash is telling the story of Jesus. It's as awkward as you think it is.

Or Dead Alive, we continue October's horrors with Peter Jackson's next film. Zombies, gore and shocked Andrew and Johnny.

Halloween month has begun, and we're settling in with Peter Jackson's Bad Taste, a gory adventure of epic portions (cos it's apparently about aliens eating humans)

The sequel to Happiness recasts every last actor, and new friend Paul Giamatti is very sad-angry that he didn't make the cut,

Mark Searby, author of Al Pacino: The Movies Behind The Man now available on Amazon, tasks the boys with watching S1mone, and of course Al Pacino pops by to help out with this whole shindig. Hooah. Attica! Gattaca!

Sir Anthony Hopkins joins the team to watch a story of a metal band's attempts to succeed in a second documentary about overwhelming ambition and dreams this month. But will it motivate or crush Andrew and Johnny (And Sir Anthony Hopkins)?

American Made? American Assassin? Real Americans make bad horror films for too much money and dream too big for their own lives. And Are You Movie Mad are REAL Americans.

In this tribute to those that left us over the last 16 years, WE ARE SO INCREDIBLY SORRY! WE ARE GOOD PEOPLE. This COMEDY episode of a show decides to take on the sober, bruising, brilliant examination on the horrors of 9/11. WE ARE SORRY.

A week in Jim Broadbent Land has led Johnny to lose his mind, but the duo find a way to fight the evil forces whilst watching a bad Brian Blessed movie.

The 50th episode leads to discussion of Nic Cage in 3D, and doors to a parallel universe are opened forever, changing everything you know about the show and the world!

My city screams, and we sigh, as Andrew and Johnny watch Frank Miller's 'film' 'adaptation' of a 'comic' book' 'character' 'starring' 'humans?'. Awkwardly timed given both Samuel L. Jackson and Scarlett Johansson don some very SSuspicious looking outfits...

You And Me, We Can Light Up The Sky, something something Take That, it's Matthew Vaughn's fantasy adventure Stardust under the watchful eye of an ever-present Jim Broadbent, plus Pizza Time.

A Saga Of The Year 3000 - As Requested By Thomas Walker Andrew and Johnny praise Xenu and join SEAOrg for the telling of L. Ron Hubbard's syfy epic, starring Dreadlock Travolta and a pre-Oscar Forest Whitaker and nothing whatsoever acceptable and OH GOD WHAT HAVE WE DONE?!?

It's summer and we're celebrating with a bonus episode, Johnny desperately wants to watch Pierce Brosnan sing Abba songs, and Andrew does not. What could happen?

To celebrate the release of Luc Besson's Valerian we watch his classic syfy film starring Chris Tucker and nobody else.

Go Movie Mad, Go Movie Mad, Go Movie Mad GOOOO! We watch The Wachowski's Roger Allam adaptation of an anime, because Johnny needs to see the truth.

We have a religious experience when we mourn Jim Broadbent's studio-centric decay, and Bjork is Bjack for More 'laughs'.