The Big Reviewski

Testify! We have witnessed something incredible. Like Agent Smith, Gandalf or Dr Drake Ramoray in Days Of Our Live (in Friends), Rory Cashin has risen from the dead! It’s a miracle! As well as the Lazarus-like Rory, host Eoghan Doherty is joined by fellow believer, Paul Moore, as the three ready themselves for the arrival of the coolest man in the world – Idris Elba. The Marvel-ous Luther star talks about his brand new film and directorial debut, Yardie, as the gang are also joined by the star of that film and possible future Blade/Bond, Aml Ameen. Plus, there are reviews of Searching and Upgrade, win tickets to see Marky Mark's new film, Mile 22, as well as a visit from potty-mouthed puppet, Detective Phil Phillips from The Happytime Murders, who's on hand (and on a hand) to tell us why dabbing is much better than rubbing. Don't ask, just listen...

Dear friends, this week we're sadly a man down as our dear friend, Rory Cashin, has passed on… ... passed on the opportunity to join us for this episode, that is, to do something else instead which, in his words, is “much better and way more exciting." Fair enough. Even though Eoghan Doherty and Paul Moore are a man down, however, they're delighted to be a woman up as they're joined by Kilkenny's most famous Indiana Jones impersonator, Cara O’Doherty! Following on from the appearance of living legend Denzel Washington on last week's show, the gang are privileged to be in the company of that man's son and all-round star in his own right, John David Washington, to discuss his fantastic new FIVE STAR film, BlacKkKlansman. Plus tickets to see one of 2018's scariest films can be won, there are Haiclues to make your life miserable and Paul finds himself obsessed with an Irishman with a GIANT pair of hands. Don't ask, just listen...

Having succumbed to the joyous magic of Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, we've has set up our very own ABBA tribute act called… wait for it... here it comes... The Bjorn Supremacy Because The Bjorn Identity Was Taken. Catchy, we know. Host/Band Manager Eoghan Doherty is delighted to announce that the stars of The Bjorn Supremacy Because The Bjorn Identity Was Taken have been practising all week and are now ready to blow you away in their first ever live performance. Please welcome to the (imaginary) stage... it’s Bjorn Cashin and Bjorn Moore! They're not the only attraction though, as there's also the small matter of one of the world's greatest ever actors calling in to say hello. It is, of course, the legendary and iconic film hero, Denzel Washington. But wait! There's more! Not content with only having the star of The Equalizer 2 on this week's show, the gang are also joined by Mr Washington's pal and long-time collaborator, Mr Antoine Fuqua. Plus there's a chance to see Idris Elba up close and personal, head-exploding Haiclues and this week's Box Office has a contender for the funniest (and slightly rude) film title of 2018. Don't ask, just listen...

Once again it's time to celebrate a VERY important anniversary… *predictably jumps out of a massive cake, Under Siege-style for the second time in a few weeks* It's Paul's birthday! But unlike his old (in all senses of the word) friends Eoghan and Rory, he's just turned a youthful and vibrant 17 years old.* None of that is really important though because, just when you thought it was safe to go back in to the cinema, The Meg has arrived! And so has the definitive review of the film, as well as our chat with Adrian De Wet (what a name!), the The Meg's Visual Effects Supervisor. Plus there's a review of Unfriended: Dark Web along with some angry birds and a double helping of industrial-strength horse tranquilliser thrown in for good measure. Don't ask, just listen... *Documents show that Paul may or may not be closer to 76 years of age.

The Big Reviewski #29 with Paul Rudd, Evangeline Lilly & Michael Douglas on Ant-Man And The Wasp by JOE

BONUS FEATURE with Wade Eastwood, the stunt coordinator for the Mission: Impossible movies by JOE

BONUS FEATURE with Simon Pegg, Rebecca Ferguson and more from Mission: Impossible - Fallout by JOE

The Big Reviewski #28 with Henry Cavill & Christopher McQuarrie on Mission: Impossible - Fallout by JOE

Time to celebrate a VERY important anniversary film fans! *jumps out of a massive cake, Under Siege-style* It's Rory's birthday! 48 years old and counting... As well as imaginary cake, imaginary balloons and an imaginary petting farm, host Eoghan Doherty is joined by the birthday boy himself, Rory Cashin, and the real present present at this shindig, party animal Paul Moore. It's a super show this week as the world's nicest bad guy, Andrew Scott, says hello at the Galway Film Fleadh, there are Haiclues galore and controversy reigns as multiple musical numbers threaten to break up The Big Reviewski gang forever. Don't ask, just listen...

Is it a bird!? Is it a plane!? No... it's a... Bird. Sorry, turns out it was a Bird after all. Welcome to Episode 26 of The Big Reviewski, the show from JOE and Her that jumps around the place thinking it's a superhero and wearing spandex that's way too tight. Sorry about that. Speaking of way-too-tight spandex, host Eoghan Doherty is joined by two actual heroes who have a particular penchant for the really sparkly spandex you can get in your local Penneys – these guys make that stuff look good – it is, of course, Paul Moore and Rory Cashin. It's an especially incredible show coming up this week, as the gang are joined by the writer and director of Incredibles 2, the genius that is Brad Bird, and the Pixar producer of that film, John Walker. Plus we’ve got gamillions of reviews, some good ol' goodies to give away, and a shocking case of Haiclue Haieresy! Don't ask, just listen...

The Big Reviewski #25 with the director of The Staircase and the villain of Luke Cage S2 by JOE

It's time for the deadly film show from JOE and Her that, under the cover of darkness, silently and efficiently takes out the bad guys, gettin’ the dirty work done – just so you can sleep safe and sound in your bed at night. You’re welcome. Host Eoghan Doherty is delighted to be joined by two of the coolest anti-heroes around, they’re the most lethal guns for hire in the business AND, what’s lovely, is that they’ve both got a heart of gold – it’s Rory Cashin and Paul Moore! It's a deadly Dublin show coming up this week as the gang are joined by Emmet Kirwan and Ian Lloyd Anderson, the stars of new Irish film, Dublin Oldschool. Plus there are GAZILLIONS of reviews, more head-scratching Haiclues and an out-of-this-world prize. It’s scarily good. Don't ask, just listen...

BONUS FEATURE with Aoife McArdle, the writer/director of new Irish movie Kissing Candice by JOE

We need you... Welcome to Episode 23 of The Big Reviewski, the film show from JOE and Her that, with your help, is assembling an elite team of bank-robbing, heist pulling-off experts to do one last big job before we retire and go straight for good. Host Eoghan Doherty is delighted to be joined by two of the most highly-sophisticated and stylish conmen in the business – trust us, George Clooney and Brad Pitt have got nothing on these guys – it’s Rory Cashin and Paul Moore. We’ve got an absolutely funkin' fantastic show for you this week as we’re joined by… wait for it… here it comes… Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett and Sarah Paulson, the super stars of Ocean’s 8! Plus we’ve got riveting reviews, HAMAZING Haiclues AND some tasty prizes to give away too. Enjoy...

BONUS FEATURE with Jay Chandrasekhar, the star and director of Super Troopers 2 by JOE