
Episode 78 of The Movie RobCast is proof that bad publicity can be as effective as positive hype.
Rob Daniel had no intention of seeing Tom Hooper’s adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s hit stage show. And then the negative reviews arrived.…
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Episode 78 of The Movie RobCast is proof that bad publicity can be as effective as positive hype.
Rob Daniel had no intention of seeing Tom Hooper’s adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s hit stage show. And then the negative reviews arrived.…

And episode 77 is a biggy, in which Robs Daniel and Wallis run through their respective Top 10s of the 2010s.…
It took us 76 episodes to reach that realization… thanks for sticking with us.
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The Electric Shadows Podcast reaches its three-quarters of a century mark! And in the 75th episode Robs Daniel and Wallis see just how strong The Force is with Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
The film has proven as divisive (almost) as The Last Jedi, and our two intrepid casters in pod have opinions on what it does well and where it stumbles.…
Someone of the same opinion is regular Electric Shadows Podcast contributor Mr Ian Bird, who also happened to be in town and was up for explaining why he was so impressed with the excellent chiller.…
An elderly pair –Roy (Ian McKellen) and Betty (Helen Mirren) – are getting together for a first date.…
Robs Daniel and Wallis also take this as an opportunity to review Stanley Kubrick’s classic horror film, discussing why it still has such a hold on the imagination nearly forty years later.…
The future is not set might be the mantra at its heart, passed down from father to mother to son and back to father, but that long, dark road always circles back round to one inevitable outcome: robo-apocalypse.
In the last ten years paying to see Terminator films has been something of a fool’s errand and the trailers for Dark Fate were not promising.
As such, it’s understandable that UK audiences might not be entirely comfortable with the notion of Mr.…