Genredrome

Rob Hill and Oliver Harper return to video game adaptations with the 2005 movie starring The Rock and Karl Urban, DOOM! Rosamund Pike said that this was one of the worst films ever made and could've ended her career. I think she was being a bit over dramatic.

Rob, Ollie and Stuart continue their voyages on the Starship Enterprise, and attempt to answer the question that’s been bothering Star Trek fans for over 40 years: did Shatner fall over on purpose, or did he miss his chair by accident?

Continuing the adventures of Kirk, Spock and McCoy as Rob, Ollie and Stuart continue the Star Trek series with one of the best films in the franchise with The Wrath of Khan!

Journey back to a time of few colours, many special effects, and a surprising variety of Starfleet uniforms as Rob, Ollie and Stuart Ashen embark on a voyage to explore either six, ten, or 13 films, depending on the prevailing solar winds.

Rob and Oliver venture into the world of video game adaptations. Rob unfamiliar with the games doesn't have a problem with the film but Oliver who has been playing the games since 1996 has a few complaints.

Destiny has brought us here. We stand at the brink, the endgame upon us… and none may flee. For the hour of reckoning has come, and the circle is now complete.

It’s another classic from The Church of the Holy Howitzer, as Rob & Ollie return to the warm embrace of Cannon Films for one of their most ambitious and intriguing genre movies: Tobe Hooper’s sci-fi thriller Lifeforce.

On this episode of Genredrome, Rob and Ollie watch the original version of Highlander II: The Quickening, and ponder why anyone thought the idea of immortal time travellers was less stupid than immortal aliens.

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Rob and Ollie lean into the schlock with Death Wish 3, the connoisseur's choice when it comes to unhinged revenge-o-matics.

Join Rob, Ollie and special guest Stuart Ashen as they revisit the second instalment in the Star Wars prequel trilogy, and attempt to process the associated trauma. Group therapy has never been so amiable.

“To fight the bug, we must understand the bug", and the only way to do that is to join Rob, Ollie and special guest Stuart Ashen, as they analyse the best sci-fi movie of the 90s.

"Come on you apes! You want to live forever?”

Stuart Ashen joins Ollie and Rob to relive a collective trauma. A quarter of a century on, can they make any more sense of prequel number one?

Ollie and Rob sit down for 'The Running Man', and find that despite reality overtaking it, it's still more interesting to talk about.

Actors are praised, budget limitations are forgiven, and Pig Boy is cheered, as Ollie and Rob watch Cannon’s alleged fiasco 'Masters of the Universe'.