Episodes

  • #29 | The Substance
    Oct 6 2024

    Get ready for chills and thrills as Small Screen’s Film Club reviews Mubi’s new body horror hit, The Substance!

    Join us as we explore Demi Moore’s spine-tingling return, Margaret Qualley’s gripping performance, and Dennis Quaid’s dark turn in this Coralie Fargeat-directed nightmare.

    If you’re a fan of twisted tales and cinematic scares, this episode is for you!

    Tune in on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts to hear all our thoughts on the wild ride that is The Substance.

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    1 hr
  • #28 | Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
    Sep 8 2024

    Hello, and welcome back to Small Screen’s Film Club! We’re back after a rather long hiatus, and this week, we’re going to be talking about Tim Burton’s latest motion picture, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, the sequel to Burton’s little independent 1988 movie, Beetlejuice… “oh damn, I said his name three times!”

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    33 mins
  • #27 | See How They Run & And Then There Were None
    Oct 13 2022

    Small Screen's Film Club is back after a very long hiatus! On this week's big return, Edward Lauder and Alessia Armenise talk about Whodunits, namely See How They Run and the BBC One series, And Then There Were None. We'll be chatting about what we thought of the movie and TV series, Agatha Christie, and deciding whether they're worth checking out. Could Alessia finally be a fan of the Whodunit genre? Maybe...

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    Also, if you liked this episode, please give us a five-star rating, wherever you're listening!

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    32 mins
  • #26 | Toy Story 4 & Spider-Man: Far From Home
    Jul 19 2019

    Hello, and welcome back to Small Screen Film Club. This week, Alessia and I discuss two films, Toy Story 4 and Spider-Man: Far From Home. Was Toy Story 4 needed? Is Tom Holland the best Spider-Man ever? Are these movies worth checking out? Have a listen to find out.

    We hope you enjoy this podcast.

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    And, if you like the intro music, then go a listen to the incredible Liquid Beach on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/artist/3bHy0bSIk…eASCKCKxAvh_Ngnw

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    50 mins
  • #25 | The Favourite
    Mar 30 2019

    Hello, and welcome back to Small Screen Film Club. This week, Alessia and I discuss the Oscar-winning picture, The Favourite. Did Olivia Coleman deserve her Oscar? Was it as good as everyone said it was? Should it be a film you check out? Have a listen to find out.

    We hope you enjoy this podcast.

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    And, if you like the intro music, then go a listen to the incredible Liquid Beach on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/artist/3bHy0bSIk…eASCKCKxAvh_Ngnw

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    27 mins
  • #24 | Us
    Mar 16 2019

    Hello, and welcome back to Small Screen Film Club. This week, Alessia and I discuss Jordan Peele's latest movie, Us. Did it affect us quite like his first film, Get Out, did? Did it stick with us? Is it a film you should see again and again? Have a listen to find out.

    We hope you enjoy this podcast.

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    And, if you like the intro music, then go a listen to the incredible Liquid Beach on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/artist/3bHy0bSIk…eASCKCKxAvh_Ngnw

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    38 mins
  • #22 | Brigsby Bear (Live From The Genesis Cinema)
    Apr 14 2018

    Hello and welcome to a very special episode of Small Screen Film Club. Alessia and I spent some time thinking how could we get to turn what is essentially a recorded film discussion group which just involves ourselves into a fully-fledged film club with many people expressing their views on a particular film. The answer was simple, organise a live screening of a movie.

    Thankfully, the Genesis Cinema very kindly agreed to let us host our very first live event at their wonderful cinema in Whitechapel in East London. The film we decided to show was Brigsby Bear which Kyle Mooney both wrote and starred in.

    A big thank you goes out to Genesis Cinema for helping us with this event, and London Fields Radio for giving us a platform on which to do our show.

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    42 mins
  • #21 | A Fantastic Woman
    Mar 17 2018

    Hello, and welcome back to Small Screen Film Club. On this week’s episode, Alessia and I discuss Sebastián Lelio's A Fantastic Woman, which won the Oscar for the best foreign film at the Oscars. Daniela Vega is the led in this beautiful and tragic movie, but is her performance alone enough to warrant the Oscar win, or is the film as fantastic as the critics have led us to believe? Listen to find out. Please, enjoy.

    A big thank you goes out to London Fields Radio for letting us record out show at the Wilton Way Cafe.

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    39 mins