Frankenstein and The Creature… we’ll let you decide which of our hosts is which.

Reviews for two new releases this week and the lads seem to be in good favour for both. Hot off the media embargo lifting, the boys review The Running Man, the newest flick from Edgar Wright, starring Glenn Powell, Coleman Domingo, Josh Brolin and a whole host of A List Star talent. Based on the 1986 Stephen King novel of the same name, the boys discuss whether it has that Edgar Wright charm we’ve all come to love. A huge thank you to Paramount Pictures for inviting us to the press screening in Leicester Square - you can catch The Running Man from Wednesday the 12th November in UK cinemas.

The lads also discuss Frankenstein, Guillermo del Toros newest gothic horror released to Netflix. A surprisingly sombre and thoughtful watch, with phenomenal set design, scale and whimsy.

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Welcome back to Ghouly On Up - mwahahahahaHAHAHAH!!

In this week's episode, the lads review 'I Swear', 'Good Fortune' and 'Boots' before discussing some of the best spooky films, whipping out their Nosferatu impressions and sharing what scares them the most.

There's also a wonderful email from listener Jenna. It brings a few tears to Adam & Alfie's eyes.

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Five bumper reviews for your listening pleasure this week. Alfie is back and joined Adam for the Saturday showcase at the London Film Festival. Together they caught the new gay romance The History of Sound, starring man of the moment Paul Mescal and cheeky chappy Josh O’Conor. They also caught a screening of Robert Pattinson and J Laws new film, from MUBI the studio that brought you The Substance, Die My Love.

Adam also had time to somehow catch Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, this month’s musician biopic starring everyone’s favourite chef Jeremy Allen White as The Boss himself. Jared Leto’s latest attempt at killing off a fil franchise Tron: Ares. And even squeezed in a press screening of Regretting You, the newest adaptation of the tripe written by Colleen Hoover. Regretting You?… more like regretting wasting 20 quid on a train ticket to London.

Grab a beverage and a snack and enjoy some early reviews of some very anticipated films releasing later this year!

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Adam & Josh attend more screenings at the 69th London Film Festival with reviews for the hugely praised 'Hamnet', 'Train Dreams', 'The Mastermind', '& Sons' and 'Sirāt'. The guys also loose their minds over Oscar Isaac and Josh O'Connor - who wouldn't, to be fair?

Keep an eye out for more LFF coverage coming soon! :)

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In this bonus episode, Adam is on the ground at the 69th London Film Festival, joined by friend of the show and honorary MOU reporter, Josh Brooker. They review 'Sentimental Value', 'Jay Kelly', 'The Testament of Ann Lee' and 'H is for Hawk'.

Keep an eye out for more LFF coverage coming soon! :)

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The 69th London Film Festival is well underway and Adam is in the thick of it! On the ground, being a film journalist, watching too many films - kidding, that's not a thing. But it's certainly a feat. The MOU boys are back to discuss Rian Johnson's third Knives Out Mystery, 'Wake Up Dead Man' and you do NOT want to miss it. There are also reviews of 'The Smashing Machine', 'A Big Bold Beautiful Journey' and 'Fwends'. What a corker!

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This week, Adam reviews Paul Thomas Anderson's 10th film, 'One Battle After Another', while Alfie makes the bold claim that Apple TV might just be the best streaming service out there.

Movie On Up also get a shout-out on EMPIRE's official podcast, an invite to a multimedia screening of 'Roofman', Adam experiences the woes of paparazzi when he meets Radio 1's Greg James and a long forgotten- sorry, a rested segment returns!! Stay tuned, it's worth the wait...

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This week, Adam reviews 'The Long Walk' - a Stephen King adaptation which stars Cooper Hoffman, David Jonsson and Mark Hamill - and 'Sorry, Baby', the directorial debut of Eva Victor. One of them earns a perfect 5/5... but which one? Keep listening to find out!

Meanwhile, Alfie is ecstatic because 'The Muppets Show' is finally returning next year, let's just say, Movie On Up called it first.

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