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As 2022 draws to a close, join us as we discuss our picks for the best and worst films of the year. 

We're back just in time for spooky season, and we are joined by filmmaker Daniel Stamm who tells us all about Prey for The Devil, released in cinemas today. 

We also review Halloween Ends and go through what other horror-highlights are currently available on streaming right now. 

We are very excited to be joined by star of the Rise of The Footballer franchise, Craig Fairbrass, who talks to us all about his latest performance in A Violent Man due out in cinemas and on digital February 4th. 

We also have reviews of Parallel Mothers and Sing 2. Plus, can Joe finally put his losing streak to an end in this week's Two Truths and A Lie?

We kick off 2022 with a bang as we are joined by star of True Blood, Stephen Moyer, who talks to us all about his latest film, Confession, which is released on digital January 31st. 

We also review the latest instalment in the Scream franchise and Hotel Transylvania: Transformania.

We take a look back at the past 12-months of cinema and reveal which have been our best and worst films of the year. 

This year's Christmas special is a Dan and Joe Christmas Carol as we are joined by Clare Brunton, Rachel Wagner and Ryan Leston who have picked a Christmas movie from the past, present and future to get us all in the festive spirit.

Our good friend and BBC Raido Wales' film guru, Gary Slaymaker, returns to the show to discuss Clifford The Big Red Dog and West Side Story. Plus we share our spoiler-free thoughts on Spider-Man: No Way Home.

Join us as we celebrate our 50th episode, featuring some of our favourite moments from the show to date, listeners questions and much more. 

For this year's Halloween Special, we celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Scream and take a look back at the franchise with Scream podcast host, Ryan C. Showers, and super-fan Hamish Calvert. 

We also look ahead at the next instalment due out in 2022 and discuss the film's latest trailer. 

This week we are joined by film critic and Venom fan, Tom Beasley, to talk all about comic book sequel, Venom: Let There Be Carnage. We also share our verdicts on Halloween Kills and Dune. 

After a long wait, Bond is back with Daniel Craig's final outing in No Time To Die. We are joined by Bond experts, Tom Butler of The James Bond A-Z Podcast and Nick Stradling of Wales In The Movies, who discuss all things 007 and share their views on the latest offering in the series. 

We are excited to be joined by Tallulah Greive to talk all about her role in Our Ladies which is in cinemas now, and Cinderella which is out on Amazon Prime from today. 

We also talk about Nia DaCosta's Candyman sequel/reboot plus much more. 

Welsh filmmaker, Lee Haven Jones, joins us to talk about his critically acclaimed debut feature, The Feast/Gwledd. 

We also have reviews of Jordan Peele's Nope and the latest instalment in the Predator franchise, Prey. 

We have the great pleasure of being joined by Welsh filmmaker, Ryan Andrew Hooper, who joins us to talk all about his debut feature, The Toll.

Continuing the trend of Welsh filmmakers, we also review Prano Bailey-Bond's much talked about Censor. And we also review brand new psychological horror, The Night House. 

We’re back in the studio talking all the brand new releases including Stillwater, The Last Letter From Your Lover, The Suicide Squad and Jungle Cruise.

Plus there’s The Dan and Joe Headlines, as well as Two Truths and A Lie.

We are very excited to be joined by film critic and Yotuber, Austin Burke, to talk about the long delayed and much anticipated Black Widow. We also review Freaky and The Forever Purge. Plus there's The Dan and Joe Headlines, the return of Two Truths and A Lie and much more. 

We're halfway through 2021 (already!) so what better time to take a look back at the last 6 months of cinema and choose our best and worst films of the year so far. We also read out some of your choices, plus much more.

Dominic Monaghan, star of The Lord of The Rings, Star Wars and LOST, joins us to discuss his new film, Edge of The World, available on PVOD now and to buy from 21st June.  We also review In The Heights and Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard, plus we have a brand spanking new news segment too. 

We are happy to be joined once again by podcaster, film critic and member of the DJ Film Show family, Rachel Wagner, who discusses all the latest cinema releases with us.  We have reviews of A Quiet Place Part II, Cruella and Earwig and The Witch. Plus, Rachel takes on Two Truths and a Lie. 

We have no guest this week (boo) but we are in a brand new studio (yay) discussing films you can actually go and see in a cinema (double yay). We review Peter Rabbit 2, Spiral: From The Book of Saw and Those Who Wish Me Dead. We also discuss the reopening of cinemas and our first experience back. 

We have the pleasure of being joined by hosts of OffScreen, Rebecca Perfect and Van Connor, as we review Nomadland, The Mitchells vs The Machines and Tom Clancy's Without Remorse. Now that the dust has settled, we also discuss our thoughts on this year’s Oscars ceremony.

The most important day in the film calander is nearly with us once again, and we have invited a panel of some of our favourtie filmies to discuss all things Oscars.  We have two first time guests - Film Programmer at Chapter Arts Centre, Claire Vaughan, and host of the W-Rated podcast, Clare Brunton. Friend of the show and the regular film guru on BBC Radio Wales, Gary Slaymaker, joins us once again as well.  We discuss this year's ceremony, pick our front runners for the Best Picture Winner and reveal who we think will win/should win. 

It's that time of year again - award season! And what better way to kick it off than to be joined once again by John Wilson and Mo Murphy of The Razzies who chat to us about this year's ceremony, streaming vs cinema and Eddie Murphy.  Plus we have reviews of Chaos Walking, Antebellum and Godzilla vs Kong. 

As we are just over half-way through 2022, we look back at the last six-months and pick out best, worst and hidden gems of the year so far. 

We are excited to be joined once again by film critic and friend of the show, Hamish Calvert, as we review Locked Down, Cherry and Yes Day. We also talk about this year's recently announced Ocar's nominations and Zack Snyder's Justice League. Plus, Hamish takes on our brand new game; Two Truths and a Lie.

This week's show is jam-packed.  We have film journalist and author, Helen O'Hara, join us to talk all about her brand new book; the fantastic Women VS Hollywood: The Fall and Rise of Women in Film.  We review four new films including Wrong Turn, Music, I Care A Lot and Judas & The Black Messiah. Plus we discuss the new Cruella trailer and Paddington 3. 

We welcome the wonderful Tom Chatalbash to the show as we review Malcolm & Marie, Greenland and Plamer.  Plus we make our Golden Globes predictions and pay tribute to Christopher Plummer.

We have the great pleasure of being joined by the very talented filmmaking duo, Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead, who talk to us about their brand new film, Synchronic, released in the UK on January 29th.  We also have reviews of Sightless and The Rental. Plus, we talk all about that Godzilla VS Kong trailer. 

We're back!  For the first episode of 2021 we are joined by the brilliant Amy Smith to discuss Pieces of A Woman, One Night in Miami and Blithe Spirit. Plus we take a look at Netlfix's recently announced slate of films due out over the course of the next year.

As 2020 draws to a close, we look back at the last twelve months of cinema and reveal our picks for best and worst films of the year. 

It's our Christmas Special and we have invited around a few guests to join as for our annual Dan and Joe Christmas party. Clarisse Loughrey, David Osgar, Emily Murray, Gary Slaymaker and Hamish Calvert talk their favourite Christmas films but it's only through a bit of fesive fun that we can decide which one we should all watch.

On our last show before our end of year specials, we discuss Mank, Hillbilly Elegy and Godmothered. Plus we share our thoughts on the latest news that Warner Bros will be releasing their 2021 slate on HBO Max.

Now it's December, it's safe to talk about Christmas right? We are joined once again by Rachel Wagner to discuss all things Christmas movies as we review Dolly Parton's Christmas on The Square, The Christmas Chronicles: Part Two and Happiest Season.

On our latest episode, we are joined by Sam Spruell, one of the stars of Steve McQueen's latest film, Mangrove, which airs on BBC One Sunday 15th November. We also have reviews of Words on Bathroom Walls, Spongebob Squarepants: Sponge on The Run and A Christmas Gift From Bob. Plus, we pay tribute to the icon that is Sean Connery.

We are joined this week by Rob Savage, director of found-footage horror, Dashcam, due out in cinemas June 3rd. 

We also have reviews of Top Gun: Maverick and Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers.

It's our Halloween Special and we have the great pleasure of being joined by The Independent's chief film critic, Clarisse Loughrey, who joins us to talk about Hubie Halloween, Rebecca, The Witches and all things spooky. And if that wasn't enough to get you in the mood for Halloween, we are also joined by Welsh filmmaker, Andrew Jones, who talks to us all about his latest film, The Haunting of Margam Castle. 

BBC Radio Wales' very own film critic, Gary Slaymaker, joins us for a jam-packed show to discuss Borat: Subsequent Moviefilm, The Trial of The Chicago 7, Honest Thief and The Secret Garden. 

On this week's show we are joined by the brilliant film critic and founder of the Girls on Film podcast, Anna Smith, who joins us to talk about Saint Maud, Becky and Rocks. 

We have the great pleasure of being joined by writer/director Craig Roberts who talks to us all about Eternal Beauty which is released in cinemas on October 2nd.  Plus we have reviews of Bill and Ted Face The Music, Monsoon and Enola Holmes. 

We are excited to once again be joined by Rachel Wagner of Rachel's Reviews, where we review I'm Thinking of Ending Things and The New Mutants.n Dan's better half and Mulan super-fan, Amelia, also joins us to discuss the latest Disney remake and we also pay tribute to the late but great Chadwick Boseman.

On this episode we are joined by Chrisopher Nolan expert and founder of the Nolan Me, Nolan You podcast, Emily Murray, who joins us to talk all things Tenet.  We also discuss The Batman trailer, what we think about Mulan coming to Disney + and review The One and Only Ivan.

Our latest episode is a big one! Not only are we joined by film critic James King who tells us all about his latest book, Be More Keanu, but film director Derrick Borte also joins us to talk his latest film, the Russell Crowe-starring Unhinged.  We also have reviews of Summerland, Proxima and Host. 

On our latest episode we have the great pleasure of being joined by Eliza Schroeder who talks to us all about her latest feature, Love Sarah, currently playing in UK cinemas.  We also have reviews of How to Build A Girl and The Kissing Booth 2.

We are joined by Cecil Trachenburg of Good Bad Flicks to discuss his hugely successful Youtube channel and all things film.  Plus we have reviews of Scoob!, The Old Guard and Greyhound. 

As we continue to celebrate Pride month, we are joined by Thomas Evans to discuss Cardiff's own LGBTQ+ Film Festival, The Iris Prize, which this year heads online.  We also take a look at two new Netflix releases, Disclosure and Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga. Plus we review Amazon Prime's real-time thriller, 7500. 

On our latest episode, we bring back our news segment and discuss the brand new trailer for Avatar: The Way of Water plus Hayden Panettiere's return to the SCREAM franchise. 

We also have reviews of Doctor Strange In The Multiverse of Madness and Everything, Everywhere, All At Once. 

On our mid-year special, we take a look at some of our favourite and not so favourite films of 2020 so far. Plus we take a peek at what the next 6 months of cinema has in store for us. 

We are joined by two guests on our latest episode. Matthew Lawton from Street Food Circus joins us to talk all about the drive-in cinema coming to Cardiff, and we also have the great pleasure of being joined by the writer and director of Dating Amber, David Freyne. We also have reviews of Dating Amber, Artemis Fowl and Da 5 Bloods. 

On this episode, we are joined by David Osgar and Craig McDonald from Well Good Movies to discuss and defend the films we love which everybody else hates in the hopes of saving our choices from the film prison. 

On this week’s episode, we are joined by Rachel Wagner from Rachel’s Reviews to chat about The Wrong Missy & Becoming which are both available to stream on Netflix. Plus our top film picks to watch during lockdown.