Snacks Not Included

23/03/2026

RZA introducing his remaster of The Mystery of Chessboxing at The Rio Cinema which was transferred from the last remaining 35 mm print of the film. The Q&A was lead by Amon Warmann

He spoke about the influence of Kung Fu movies on his life and the future of 36 Cinema, the next release will be his new film as director One Spoon of Chocolate which they also showed the trailer for

We need more Kung fu cinema screenings out there. This was so dope

27/12/2025

The Snacks Not Included guide to the best alternative Christmas films is back for 2025.

Horror, action, dark comedy and neo-noir - we have a bit of everything. Kick back and enjoy yuletide season with some darker Christmas movie picks

The Snacks Not Included guide to the best alternative Christmas films has returnedWe have a new slate of Christmas films from dark comedy to horror & neo-noir!

29/10/2025

The Star Wars March at comic con

20/10/2025

For our last film of the London Film Festival we saved the best until last for latest My Father’s Shadow. Nigeria was repping in full effect.

It was such a beautiful movie with amazing performances from Sope Dirisu and young stars Godwin Egbo & Chibuike Marvelous Egbo. The film is Britain’s entry for best international film at the Oscars

We will be talking about all of these films on the podcast real soon

20/10/2025

In our sixth film of London Film Festival we caught the Emirati horror movie The Vile by Majid Al Ansari. This is one really cool genre flick with a big message to send him. It was really enjoyable and scary. I want to see it again already

20/10/2025

In our fifth film of the London Film Festival we took to the red carpet for the gala screening of Park Chan-Wook’s No Other Choice. It seamlessly interweaves between comedy, thriller, crime and satire with an underlying message about capitalism. It was so good

20/10/2025

Our fourth film of the London Film Festival was Reflection of a Dead Diamond by Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani in their homage to 60s Eurospy flicks. Like their other movies they take the genre and turn it on its head is surreal and psychedelic ways

16/10/2025

Our 3rd film of the London Film Festival - Paolo Strippoli’s horror thriller The Holy Boy. This was such a great film set in an isolated Italian town and has Wicker Man and Village of the Damned vibes. Definitely go a check it when it’s out - I believe it’s coming on Shudder real soon.

15/10/2025

Our second film at the London Film Festival - ChaO by Yasuhiro Aoki. One seriously wild ride of an anime fantasy comedy set in a world where human and mermaids like alongside eachother

14/10/2025

Our first movie at the London Film Festival - At The Place of Ghosts (Sk+te’kmujue’katik)

Mi’kmaq and English language horror thriller about two brothers who have become estranged in adulthood due to childhood trauma, who become haunted by a malevolent spirit and must reunite and journey into Skite’kmujuekati’k

The director Bretten Hannam was in attendance for a Q&A. Full review coming soon

29/04/2025

We hit the BFI IMAX for that 70MM IMAX print and it was glorious. I was one immersive experience and a master class in film making.

It’s the perfect film to officially launch the podcast with.

Go watch it on as big a screen a possible!!!