Trading Places

After a year in therapy, Jericho & Cieran are back and ready to confront their My Little Pony experience. Notsorecent circumstances have put Trading Places on hiatus and resulted in this episode going missing for exactly one year but it has aged like fine pony flavoured wine and your favourite cineswingers are back for one more episode. All the important questions will be answered: Where's the best place to sit while seeing My Little Pony as an unaccompanied man? What's Cieran's least favourite African country? What's your pony name? Music by Peter Marchese.

Cieran and Jericho are enjoying some glorious post-Edinburgh Fringe Festival flu and take you on a nazely and bunged-up journey through the two halfs they each saw of "presequel", Annabelle: Creation - somehow the first horror film of the podcast. If that doesn't sound like good listening, there's the piecing together of Chekhov, the mediocrity of Stranger Things, and the (dis)appearance of special studio guest this week, Annabelle herself! There are also plans afoot for the creation of new meninist horror film/masterpiece 'Corpulescent'... With almost a year in the podcast, it is clear that the boys keep trying to talk about things they've actually seen in full but remain committed to this silly half-watching and discussing films anyway. Just for you. #rethinkyourheroes #rerethinkyourheroes #proveyourprejudices This episode is (not) sponsored by Dragibus. Music by Peter Marchese.

We saw The Emoji Movie. What else is there to say? 😐 Shine bright like a diamond, listeners. Music by Peter Marchese

This week we see Captain Underpants. Pull up a chair, order a principle crepe and let a crow bring a you a bagel, while we deal with the all the pressing questions. Is this the best movie we've done so far? Is Cieran a Melvyn? Where's the bulge? Music by Peter Marchese

We take on the latest entry in one of cinema's greatest franchises, Transformers. After previous entries have seen them take on the moon and dinosaurs, where else is there for the Autobots and Decepticons to go? Medieval England of course! Join us for the adventures of Alky Merlin, Yer Da Prime and some spoken word poetry by Sir Anthony Hopkins. Music by Peter Marchese