In another packed show, writer/director James Marquand talks to Roger Crow about making his new movie, The Partisan.

There’s the final part of the Bill Ward interview, reflecting on his time in Coronation Street and his love of surfing movies.

Plus, a compilation of previous contributors and a pending guest discuss their favourite Halloween movies.

And Rog delves into the sound archives for a 2012 chat with Tron himself, Bruce Boxleitner. He discusses that iconic movie, and his namesake Corrie character, Alan Bradley.

The Partisan' starring Morgane Polanski & Malcolm McDowell is on digital 27 Oct, followed by DVD release on 15 Dec.

For more info on Bill Ward’s book, go to:

https://www.kozubooks.com/books-new/immersive-by-bill-ward

For info on The Shawshank Redemption play, go to:

https://www.kenwright.com/productions/shawshank-redemption-2025-2026-tour/

With thanks to Jack Klaff, Mike Holoway, Babs Morgan, Jessica Martin, Marshall Julius and Sam Clemens.

Young Frankenstein can be seen at Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester

https://hopemilltheatre.co.uk/event/young-frankenstein/

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For 34 years, two Bond fans have debated the merits of On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. Now Tony Greenway and Roger Crow discuss the pros and cons of George Lazenby’s only turn as 007.

Yes, there’s no time to Di-ana Rigg another day, as we take the Piz, Gloria, while reflecting on the first time we saw it on Telly, Savalas.

And from Lazenby to Space Lazer Battles, Agent Crow chats to Warren Ringham, the founder and manager of Q The Music - one of the world's most acclaimed James Bond Concerts & Orchestras.

From Tomorrow Never Dies’ White Knight to Casino Royale’s African Rundown, two 007 aficionados pay tribute to John Barry, David Arnold and even Bill Conti. So grab a tipple of choice, settle back and prepare to be shaken and stirred by almost an hour of double oh heaven.

Music clips courtesy of Warren and Q The Music.

For info and tickets, go to https://qthemusicshow.com

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Continuing his chat with Star Wars veteran Jack Klaff, Roger Crow asks the multi-talented actor about time travel.

Sarah ‘Babs’ Morgan talks 1992 BBC Halloween classic Ghostwatch, and chooses her favourite October 31st movie.

In the second of three chats, actor Bill Ward discusses surfing, photography and his new book Immersive, which combines the two passions.

Plus, homages to Wayne’s World 2’s Ralph Brown, the glorious madness of Helen Reddy’s 50-year-old smash Angie Baby, and reviews of new British comedy Time Travel is Dangerous, and Abel Ferrara’s controversial Ms .45 as it debuts on 4K UHD.

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