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🎉 200 Episodes! The Family Behind Just That Film PodcastWe’ve made it… 200 episodes! 🎉To celebrate this incredible milestone, we’re doing something a little different.Joining us is our brother George, with special guest appearances from our Mum and our sister Rose, making this our most personal and family-filled episode yet.Together, we look back on the journey from our very first episode to Episode 200, sharing favourite memories, behind-the-scenes stories, unexpected moments, plenty of laughs, and of course, lots of film chat.This episode is also our chance to say a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has listened, downloaded, shared and supported Just That Film Podcast over the years. Whether you’ve been with us from the beginning or have only recently found the show, you’ve played a part in helping us reach this milestone.We hope you’ll enjoy celebrating with us as we reflect on the past, share a few surprises, and look ahead to the next chapter of the podcast.Here’s to 200 episodes… and the next 200! 🎬🍿

In this episode of Just That Film Podcast, we revisit A Room for Romeo Brass (1999), Shane Meadows’ acclaimed coming-of-age drama that launched the careers of several future British stars and remains one of the most authentic portraits of working-class Britain ever put on screen.Starring Andrew Shim as Romeo Brass, Ben Marshall as Gavin, Paddy Considine in his astonishing breakthrough performance as Morell, Vicky McClure in her screen debut, alongside Frank Harper, Julia Ford, James Vincent, and Bob Hoskins, the film follows two teenage friends whose lives are forever changed when they meet the charismatic but deeply troubled Morell.We discuss Shane Meadows’ naturalistic direction, Paddy Considine’s unforgettable performance, the incredible chemistry between the young cast, and how the film effortlessly balances humour, friendship, tenderness, and growing tension before delivering one of the most gripping final acts in British cinema.We also celebrate the film’s lasting legacy, introducing audiences to talents such as Paddy Considine and Vicky McClure, who would go on to become two of Britain’s most respected actors and frequent collaborators with Shane Meadows.Heartbreaking, funny, and painfully real, A Room for Romeo Brass has earned its place as a modern British classic and a hidden gem that deserves to be seen by far more people.Is A Room for Romeo Brass Shane Meadows’ most underrated film, and does Paddy Considine deliver one of the greatest breakthrough performances in British cinema?🎬 Topics include:• Shane Meadows’ outstanding direction• Paddy Considine’s incredible breakthrough performance• Vicky McClure’s screen debut• The unforgettable friendship between Romeo and Gavin• Morell: one of British cinema’s most unforgettable characters• Favourite scenes and emotional moments• Why the film deserves a wider audience• Does it rank among the greatest British films of the 1990s?🎙️ New episodes covering classic, cult, and modern films every week.#ARoomForRomeoBrass #ShaneMeadows #PaddyConsidine #VickyMcClure #BritishCinema #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #JustThatFilmPodcast

🎃🔪 Thirteen movies. Multiple timelines. Several reboots. One seemingly unstoppable Michael Myers.In this episode of Just That Film Podcast, we take on the entire Halloween franchise, ranking all 13 movies from worst to best.It all started with John Carpenter’s Halloween in 1978, introducing Michael Myers, Laurie Strode and one of the most iconic horror scores ever written.What followed was one of cinema’s strangest franchise journeys.Michael returned for Halloween II, disappeared completely for Season of the Witch, came back for the Thorn era, faced Laurie again in H20, survived Resurrection, was reinvented by Rob Zombie and eventually returned for an entirely new timeline beginning with Halloween (2018).And yes, somehow Busta Rhymes fighting Michael Myers is part of this history.We’re ranking:🎃 Halloween (1978)🎃 Halloween II (1981)🎃 Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982)🎃 Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988)🎃 Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989)🎃 Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995)🎃 Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (1998)🎃 Halloween: Resurrection (2002)🎃 Rob Zombie’s Halloween (2007)🎃 Rob Zombie’s Halloween II (2009)🎃 Halloween (2018)🎃 Halloween Kills (2021)🎃 Halloween Ends (2022)Which films have aged brilliantly? Which deserve more love? Which ones would we happily never watch again?We also discuss Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode, John Carpenter’s original masterpiece, the different versions of Michael Myers, the franchise’s increasingly complicated timelines, Halloween III finally finding its audience, Rob Zombie’s controversial reimagining, “Evil dies tonight!” and the hugely divisive Halloween Ends.Then comes the difficult part.🥉 Our third-place film.🥈 Our runner-up.🏆 And our choice for the greatest Halloween movie ever made.How badly will you disagree with our ranking?🎧 Listen now and let us know your own Halloween ranking.⚠️ SPOILER WARNING: This episode contains major spoilers for all 13 Halloween movies.

In this episode of Just That Film Podcast, we’re ranking all nine A Nightmare on Elm Street movies to decide which Freddy Krueger nightmare deserves the No. 1 spot.Created by horror legend Wes Craven, the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise introduced the world to Freddy Krueger, one of cinema’s greatest horror icons. Across nine films, Freddy has haunted our dreams with unforgettable kills, terrifying dream sequences, dark humour, and some of the most imaginative moments in horror history.From the groundbreaking original starring Heather Langenkamp to Dream Warriors, Wes Craven’s New Nightmare, Freddy vs. Jason, and the 2010 remake, we revisit every entry to determine which film reigns supreme.🎬 Topics include:• Ranking all nine Nightmare on Elm Street films• Robert Englund’s legendary portrayal of Freddy Krueger• The greatest dream sequences• Our favourite kills• The best final girl• Dream Warriors vs the original• Thoughts on Freddy vs. Jason• Does the 2010 remake deserve another chance?• Which Nightmare film is the ultimate horror classic?Whether you’re a lifelong Freddy fan or discovering the series for the first time, join us as we celebrate one of horror’s greatest franchises.🎙️ New episodes covering classic, cult, and modern films every week.#ANightmareOnElmStreet #FreddyKrueger #RobertEnglund #HorrorMovies #MovieRanking #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #fyp

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Just That Film Podcast, we’re ranking all seven Scream movies to decide which Ghostface film comes out on top.Since redefining the slasher genre in 1996, the Scream franchise has delivered unforgettable opening scenes, shocking killer reveals, razor-sharp humour, and some of horror’s most iconic characters. From Sidney Prescott’s first encounter with Ghostface to the new generation of survivors, we’re revisiting every film and ranking them from worst to best.Created by Kevin Williamson and originally directed by horror legend Wes Craven, Scream changed horror forever by mixing genuine scares with clever commentary on horror movie clichés. We discuss every film in the franchise, our favourite Ghostface killers, the best opening scenes, the most memorable kills, and whether the latest entries live up to the original classic.🎬 Topics include: • Ranking all six Scream movies • Best Ghostface reveal • Greatest opening scene • Sidney Prescott’s legacy • Gale Weathers and Dewey Riley • Sam and Tara Carpenter • The most shocking kills • Favourite Ghostface • Best finale • Which Scream film deserves the No. 1 spot?Whether you’re a lifelong fan of the Woodsboro murders or you’re discovering the franchise for the first time, join us as we rank one of horror’s greatest series.🎙️ New episodes covering classic, cult, and modern films every week.#Scream #Ghostface #ScreamMovies #HorrorMovies #MovieReview #MovieRanking #FilmPodcast #JustThatFilmPodcastFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Just That Film Podcast, we’re cheating death as we revisit and rank all six Final Destination films, one of horror’s most inventive and consistently entertaining franchises.From the terrifying events of Flight 180 to motorway pile-ups, roller coaster disasters, race tracks, bridge collapses, and the franchise’s most elaborate chain-reaction deaths, we’re ranking every film from worst to best and debating which entry deserves the top spot.Created by Jeffrey Reddick, the Final Destination series has become one of horror’s most iconic franchises thanks to its unique concept, unforgettable opening disasters, and brilliantly creative death sequences. We discuss every film in the series, our favourite characters, the most shocking kills, the best opening premonitions, and whether the newest instalment, Final Destination Bloodlines, earns its place alongside the classics.🎬 Topics include: • Ranking all six Final Destination films • The greatest opening disaster • Our favourite death sequences • The cleverest chain-reaction kills • Best characters across the franchise • Which sequel surprised us the most • Final Destination Bloodlines discussion • Which film deserves the No. 1 spot?Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering the series for the first time, join us as we decide which Final Destination film survives… and which one meets its final fate.🎙️ New episodes covering classic, cult, and modern films every week.#FinalDestination #FinalDestinationBloodlines #HorrorMovies #MovieRanking #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #JustThatFilmPodcastFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Just That Film Podcast, Lilly and Charlie are sinking their teeth into every Twilight movie, ranking the entire saga from worst to best.From the misty romance of Twilight (2008) to the epic finale of Breaking Dawn – Part 2, we revisit Bella Swan, Edward Cullen, Jacob Black, the Cullen family, the Volturi, and all the unforgettable moments that turned Stephenie Meyer’s vampire saga into a worldwide phenomenon.Whether you’re Team Edward, Team Jacob, or simply curious to see how the films hold up today, we debate the strongest performances, the best romances, the biggest action scenes, the memorable soundtracks, and the highs and lows of one of the most successful fantasy franchises ever made.Which film deserves the No. 1 spot? Will the original Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, Breaking Dawn – Part 1, or Breaking Dawn – Part 2 come out on top?🎬 Topics include: • Ranking all five Twilight movies • Team Edward vs Team Jacob • The best and weakest entries • Favourite characters and performances • The unforgettable soundtrack • The Volturi and the Cullen family • Biggest surprises and controversial rankings • Which Twilight film is the ultimate winner?🎙️ Join the debate and let us know how your Twilight rankings compare with ours!New episodes covering classic, cult, and modern films every week.#Twilight #TwilightSaga #TeamEdward #TeamJacob #MovieRankings #MoviePodcast #FilmPodcast #JustThatFilmPodcastFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Just That Film Podcast, my brother and I revisit Autumn Leaves (1956), the emotional psychological drama starring Joan Crawford, Cliff Robertson and Vera Miles.We discuss whether this overlooked 1950s classic still resonates with modern audiences, Joan Crawford’s powerful performance, the film’s themes of loneliness and mental illness, Robert Aldrich’s direction, and the moments that still pack an emotional punch.Was Autumn Leaves ahead of its time, or has it faded into obscurity for a reason? Join us as we break down what works, what doesn’t, and whether this forgotten Hollywood gem deserves another look.If you enjoy honest movie reviews, classic cinema discussions, Old Hollywood favourites and discovering underrated films, subscribe to Just That Film Podcast and follow us for new episodes every week.In this episode: • Our first impressions • Joan Crawford’s performance • Cliff Robertson and the supporting cast • Themes and storytelling • What has aged well… and what hasn’t • Final ratings and recommendationsFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail🍫 This week on Just That Film Podcast, we’re diving into one of the most beloved family films ever made, Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971).Join us as we discuss Gene Wilder’s unforgettable performance, the unforgettable songs, the colourful characters, Roald Dahl’s story, and whether this timeless classic still deserves its legendary reputation over 50 years later.In this episode we cover: • Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka • Favourite scenes and songs • The child characters and what they represent • The film’s legacy • Fun trivia and behind-the-scenes facts • Our final ratingsIf you enjoy classic movie reviews, rankings and film discussions, be sure to follow Just That Film Podcast and leave us a rating.Keywords: Willy Wonka, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Gene Wilder, Roald Dahl, classic movies, family films, movie review, film podcast, cinema, 1971 filmsFind us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we revisit HouseSitter (1992), the romantic comedy starring Steve Martin and Goldie Hawn.We break down the film’s unusual premise, memorable performances, comedy, romance, and whether this overlooked 90s favorite still holds up with modern audiences. Was HouseSitter an underrated gem that never got the recognition it deserved, or is it simply a product of its time?Join us as we discuss the movie’s strengths, weaknesses, standout moments, and our final verdict.🎬 Topics covered:Story and premiseSteve Martin and Goldie Hawn’s chemistryBest scenes and funniest momentsHow the film has agedFinal rating and recommendationHave you seen HouseSitter? Let us know your thoughts and whether you think it deserves a place among the best romantic comedies of the 1990s.Find us on:YouTube, TikTok & Instagram.Email [email protected]