
The award nominated film podcast that does a bit of everything.
One of Esquire's 38 Best Comedy Podcasts Around.
Hosted by John Rain.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 399 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmComedy | |||

This week we’ll be defying convention and going out of our way to look for the beauty hidden inside a person, while also proving they have guts, seeing the world through their eyes, and admiring their balls.
Yes, it’s Innerspace.
Joining me to spen... more
This week we’ll packing our dressing up kit and make up box as we head to Mother Russia in order to stop a despot giving cold fusion the cold shoulder.
Yes, it’s The Saint.
Joining me to find out just how simple Simon really is, is Steve Hall. Host... more
This week we’ll be heading to the island and going ape! In order to find out just what happens when capitalism gets in the way of innocent love between a giant and a tiny lady.
Yes it’s King Kong
Joining me to wake up at the crack of Dwan is David... more
This week we’ll be putting on the finest MOR known to man, brushing up on our white-guy karate, and taking out the trash in order to prove that a small town of nice murderers is better than one mean one.
Yes, it’s Roadhouse.
Joining me to to be n... more
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Can the pod producer please either edit out Tom Neenan's laughter or have a word with him about how incessant it is? Love the pod but I skip any episodes with him in them because it's just so grating.
Lovely job
Love Mitch…but I feel the look on John’s face (for 2 hrs) is the same as the one Alan Partridge and Gordon Heron share while Gordon’s wife bangs on forever in the Christmas special.
Least you can re-use all the notes you barely got to utilise.
Tom Neenan, Tom Crowley, and especially, especially Paul Litchfield are podcast cancer. And they might be contagious... Stay away!
Screaming is not enough to be funny.
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A witty film conversation that spans a wide range of cinema, from cult classics and blockbuster icons to genre curiosities. Episodes blend affectionate banter with sharp critique, often featuring guests who bring production anecdotes, academic or practical insight, and pop culture trivia. The show balances deep-dive analyses of visuals, pacing, and legacy with irreverent humor, making it a go-to for listeners who want thoughtful commentary served with a pub-chat vibe. Notably, conversations frequently connect film history to broader cultural moments, while maintaining a playful, self-aware tone that keeps discussions accessible and entertaining for a broad audience.
Overall, this series stands out for its personable host dynamic, its willi... more
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Recent guests on Smersh Pod include:
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2. David K. Barnes
3. Jack Bernhardt
4. Anna Savory
5. Simon Love
6. Martin Fitzgerald
7. Tom Crowley
8. Jim Maxwell
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