Film School Drop-outs

In Hannah's absence, Martin and Andy pay tribute to two of the most loved and iconic horror directors, George A. Romero and Tobe Hooper, whos adly both recently passed away. The Horror genre will never be the same again.

Space Opera from Luc Besson and gritty War Drama from Christoper Nolan are in focus on episode 22 as the drop outs share their thoughts on Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets and Dunkirk. Do they live up to the h

The drop outs are back again, this time looking at the latest installments of two massive Hollywood franchises and our picks of the best upcoming UK cinema releases.

The Drop Outs take a look at Bong Joon Ho's latest socially conscious fantasy/adventure film Okja and acclaimed British director Edgar Wright's latest (and greatest?) offering, Baby Driver, as well as general chat about

While many feel that the comic book movie market has reached saturation point, it has to be said that if any character has been long overdue a modern makeover, it's DC comics' Wonder Woman. So how did this latest, long a

The drop outs take a look at a real mixed bag of current UK cinema releases on this episode. This time we have comedy/adventure with Snatched, starring Goldie Hawn and Amy Schumer, drama, fantasy and giant monsters with

Film School Drop Outs Episode 17 focuses on an in depth look at Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2, find out if it lived up to the hype! We also talk about the British historical drama Their Finest.

2 of the 3 Drop-outs take a look at the Julian Barrett (Mighty Boosh, Flowers) comedy vehicle, Mindhorn. A shorter episode this time, ahead of our in depth look of Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 next week!

The drop out are back again to discuss their pick of the best current UK cinema releases. Schnikty, schnikty schnine!

The 14th episode of Film School Dropouts sees Martin, Andy and Hannah discuss their thoughts on the massive box office smash La La Land and Jackie, starring Natalie Portman in an oscar nominated portrayal of Jackie Kenne

The Drop Outs get all festive on you and discuss Christmas movies both good and bad. They also take a look at the best movies of 2016.

The Film School Drop Outs discuss a wide range of films in this new episode. From the stark drama of The Girl On The Train to the philosophical and meditative sci-fi of Arrival, with some Comic Book action with Disney/Ma

The Film School Dropouts discuss their views on the latest installment in the Blair Witch franchise, Tim Burton's Miss Peregrin's Home For Peculiar Children and also take a look at Seth Rogan's animated "comedy" Sausage

IIn this milestone 10th episode of the show, The Film School Drop Outs introduce a third co-host (Hannah Knight) and discuss their thoughts on the morally complex horror flick Don't Breathe and the latest offering from v

The Film School Drop-Outs are back once again to discuss their thoughts on their pick of the latest cinema releases. This time they focus on Ricky Gervais' latest effort David Brent: Life On The Road and the heavily hype

Martin and Andy discuss the brand new Ghostbusters reboot, take on the fan boy critics and also discuss the new 4DX screens at cineworld.

A review of the latest Star Wars movie plus a look back at some of our favourites from 2015. We had a bottle of wine each, it shows.

The latest Gothic Horror offering from GUillermo Del Toro, Crimson Peak, along with Robert Zemeckis' Philippe Petit biopic The Walk both make up the topic of discussion, along with some general film ramblings as per usua

Discussion about two very different British film productions; Period comedy Bill, a pythopn-esque romp through Shakespear's 'lost' years, and the gritty crime drama Legend, starring Tom Hardy as both Ronnie and Reggie Kr

Reviews of horror films Unfriended and Poltergeist, as well as Mad Max: Fury Road and general film discussion in this much delayed episode. Apologies for the wait and thanks for sticking around!