Rage Whale

We caught up with Peter on his recent cinema experiences and delve into everything we have seen this year in this bumper episode. We discuss our top 10 each of the year along with the biggest disappointments. Thank you to all the guests we have met along the way. If you want to get in touch or be a guest on the podcast send us a message through Instagram @ragewhalepodcast or email us at [email protected].

Kev and James vote for a less obvious Xmas movie for our guest from California to watch. Nicole is currently challenging herself to watch the top 1000 movies and has not seen many classics yet, due to being 18. So we decide to be annoying and recommend even more to add to her list. We have a laugh talking through Horrors as Halloween has just passed, talking through Christmas memories growing up and into recommended Xmas movies as well as ones to avoid. We did well as we never mention the cliche topic of 'Die Hard' but still discussed alternative Xmas movies as well as some classics. We try to keep on topic, but you know how things get sometimes. Enjoy.

We catch up with an old friend from where we used to live in Andover, Hampshire. He used to make music videos for the local bands and has progressed to writing and directing his own short films and we expect big things from him in the future. We delve into horror movies and classic TV & Film from Michael Bay, David Lynch, David Cronenberg to Stanley Kubrick and discuss audiences over analysing themes to ambiguous endings. All that, much more and some reminiscing.

Today we discuss the Hostile Takeover of Paramount outbidding Netflix for the Warner Brothers back catalogue. The team receive early Xmas presents, Drew pitches his new book recently published and generally catch up with what we've been watching and the Avengers Doomsday Trailer.

Hilarious episode with 2 guests from across the pond: Alex in Washington DC and Guy in Manhattan New York, talk to us about their new movie 'A Christmas Party'. Writers, Directors and Producers who in their early 20s have had lots of experience in film studies and filmmaking and have plans for new projects already. We talk comedies and their friendship along with a deep dive into their new movie which we thoroughly enjoyed. There is a lot of laughs and a lot of interesting conversations.