After a six month break, Vic and Tom are back to fill you in on their recent cinematic endeavours and reflect on their favourite movies over the past ten  years. With filmmakers like Paul Thomas Anderson, Richard Linklater and  Terrence Malick producing some of their greatest work, this was far from  an easy pick for the duo. Including thoughts and personal reviews from  various special guests, Tom and Vic say goodbye to 2019 and count down  their all-time top five films of the decade.

Before we take some time off so that our co-host Victoria can experience the beauty of motherhood, we decided to pay tribute to the expectant mother by counting down our all-time top five baby movies. Although we'll be gone for a short while, fear not - we will be back. And let's rejoice - she's having a baby!

Whether it's a scrap to get your lunch money or a ploy to get the girl, a bully is a character we've all come across in various shapes and forms.

And, in the movies, they can be some of the most complex and unruly of cinematic characters. From the familiar school playground to the prison tiles of death row, we discuss our all-time top five movie bullies.

The story of a person's life is something to behold. A truly great biopic is hard to come by, but when told well onscreen it can captivate, educate, and even startle you. In our latest episode, Tom and Victoria discuss what constitutes a great biographical film and count down their-all time top five biopics movies.

With Nixon still in the White House and the debacle of the Vietnam War still in full force, cinema was at its most progressive in 1971 with filmmakers like Hal Ashby, Martin Scorsese, and Steven Spielberg recognised as pinnacles of the New Hollywood Era. Tom and Victoria discuss this daring and reformist year in cinema by counting down their all-time top five films from 1971.

After a brief intermission, Tom and Victoria are back to round up this year's cinematic releases and count down their all-time top five films of 2018. Also, Tom has a cough.

Wishing our listeners a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Notorious serial killers like Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer have continued to fascinate the world for decades. True crime books, podcasts, TV shows, and movies continue to be the go-to glutton for punishment to millions of us around the world and are prominent now more than ever.

So what is it that drives our fascination with the macabre? Tom and Victoria discuss the serial killer movie - ones which explore fabled killers like Aileen Wuornos to fictional butchers like Buffalo Bill.

In our latest episode, Tom and Victoria explore the increase of Vietnam War Films that were released in Hollywood post-war in 1975 and count down the all-time top five that they believe to be the genre's most poignant, authentic and brutal.

Tom Cruise had us at hello. He completes us and we've felt the need, the need for more of the movie mogul ever since. You want the truth? Then help us help you as we count down our all-time top five Tom Cruise performances. It's classified.

Tom and Victoria take a trip down the open road to discuss their all-time top five road movies - from a sentimental journey to a Rocky Mountain High!