Entertainment reporter Steven Christie joins Popcorn Podcast to journey to pre-historic 1982, at The End of Oak Street. Tim and Steven get hard for science, Dino sex and split-diopter shots. They also discuss whether the film successfully pins down its emotional heart and allegory, and unpack what the cinematic language of dinosaurs entails.

Freelance critic and filmmaker Andrew Fraser joins Popcorn Podcast to talk David Lowrey's Mother Mary. Tim and Andrew interrogate the film at a cellular level, uncovering the many layers behind the two-hander between an artist in crisis and her creative collaborator. Does the film stick the landing as it juggles allegorical messages, healing deep wounds and a ghost story that connects it all? From the identity of a pop star to the films Gothic aesthetic, Tim and Andrew unpack it all.

Gird your loins for Popcorn Podcast's review of The Devil Wears Prada 2. Tim and Marni strut into their thoughts about the sequels existence, how the characters have matured and the impact of the films fashion and music to the story. From topics on character caricatures, the art of doubling ones income and an adoration for Aussie Patrick Brammall, this review covers all corners of the catwalk for fans and skeptics. That's all...

The Witches are here! Leigh and Tim discuss Robert Zemeckis' take on the classic Roald Dahl story. Plus, the Deadpool, Black Panther and Predator sequels in the works; Mads Mikkelsen steps into Fantastic Beasts; and a first look at Clifford The Big Red Dog causes a very large stir.

Find out what got Leigh and Tim fired up about Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Always. Plus, new trailers for The Dry and Stardust, Jessica Chastain and Anne Hathaway co-star in a 60s-set thriller and the musical movies coming our way.