Split Screen

Mark & Taylor take on the first (made) Star Wars movie. It’s packed with facts, popcorn recommendations, games you can play in public bathrooms and everything you ever wanted to know about Lightsabers!

Mark and Taylor get deep into this weeks movie The Shining! Mark is a Kubrick super fan so get ready for a whole bunch of facts! There are confessions and diet problems galore, so pour a glass of REDRUM because HEEEEEERRRREEEEE’S JOHNNNNY! MISTAKE ALERT: Mark says Jennifer Hudson at one point but means Jennifer Lawrence. Thank you to Sarah James for noticing!

STRONG LANGUAGE WARNING: If you're here because you've seen this movie, the occasional F bomb probably doesn't bother you. Mark & Taylor discuss the film in great detail as well as the wider issues it explores and the use of profanity throughout the script. Mark drops a LOT of naughty words, so if you're easily offended, get a grip of yourself and grow up. This is Pulp Fiction.

This week Mark and Taylor discuss the 1959 film Some Like It Hot. They argue over everything as usual and change the scoring system for everything! More fun as always!

Mark brings you another Talk About Film, this time accompanied by Taylor. In the last 3 weeks Mark sat down to watch EVERY Ryan Gosling movie. In this episode they chat through his favourites and finally choose a top 5.

This week Mark and Taylor Discuss the 2016 film LA LA LAND

Mark sits down for another five minute film podcast. This time to discuss the history of the term 'Jumping The Shark' and what it means in terms of film and television. It starts with Happy Days and somehow takes in Robin Williams' Alien and Indiana Jones. Find out all about it in this weeks Talk About Film on the Talking Shtick podcast.

This week Mark and Taylor talk about the Peter Jackson’s 2001 Epic ‘Lord of the Rings’ - Fellowship Of The Ring. Neither went into the recording as a fan of the film but they end up disagreeing quite heavily after rewatching! Find out why in this episode of Split Screen Podcast!

This week Mark and Taylor discuss the 2001 French film Amélie

Mark and Taylor discuss nostalgic classic Stand By Me. SPOILER ALERT: Details about the plot are discussed in detail as well as cool facts about the making of the movie. MISTAKE ALERT: In this recording we accidentally refer to Chris Chambers as being Ace’s brother. He is in fact Eyeball’s brother. Whoops! Thank you to listener Natalie Marlow for the correction!

Mark James and Taylor Hughes talk about their new podcast Split Screen!