5 to 1: a fast, feisty countdown where Mart and Trev rank the best, roast the rest, and battle to their personal number-ones both good and bad.

This episode of The Deja Review – 5 to 1 is a little different… because Mart & Trev are joined by special guest Little_Foil_Fish. (Yes, that's the guy who created our theme tune.)

Instead of the usual picks, we hand over the reins as Little_Foil_Fish brings their own 5-to-1 movie choices — counting down five great films and one that just doesn’t quite make the cut. Expect surprises, bold opinions, and maybe even a few controversial takes as we dive into their personal favourites.

From cult classics and hidden gems to blockbuster hits and unexpected curveballs, this episode is packed with movie recommendations, film debates, and plenty of Deja Review banter as Mart & Trev react to every pick.

But because this is The Deja Review, there’s always a twist… and yes, we’ll be finding out which movie lands firmly at the bottom of the list.

If you’re looking for new movies to watch, underrated film picks, and passionate movie discussion, this episode is for you.

Do you agree with Little_Foil_Fish’s choices — or would your list look completely different? Drop your 5-to-1 in the comments!

(5 great picks… 1 that misses the mark.)

Little_Foil_Fish:

London Tour 2026

The Post Bar - 13th May

Dalston Den - 14th May

Biddle Bros. - 15th May

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Seven wishes. One deal with the devil. And two very different takes on Bedazzled.

In this episode of Mart and Trev’s The Deja Review, we sell our souls (temporarily…) to compare the original comedy classic Bedazzled, starring Dudley Moore and Peter Cook, with the modern remake Bedazzled, starring Brendan Fraser and Elizabeth Hurley.

The 1967 original became a cult favourite with its clever British humour, surreal wish scenarios, and iconic performances. Decades later, the 2000 remake reimagined the story with a Hollywood twist, bigger comedy set pieces, and a series of outrageous wish-based transformations.

Mart and Trev break down the wish scenarios, the comedy styles, the performances, and the biggest differences between the two films, asking whether the remake improves the deal… or if the original still has the better bargain.

Does the 1967 classic still grant the best wishes…

or does the 2000 remake make a better deal with the devil?

Be careful what you wish for… the debate begins.

Two long time friends, one podcast.

This is The Deja Review.

Enjoy the episode and remember to like, follow and tell your friends.

As always a massive thank you to Little Foil Fish for our theme tune - ⁠ ⁨@LittleFoilFish⁩ ⁠

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Deja Review

00:58 Exploring the Original Bedazzled

12:59 Transition to the Remake of Bedazzled

13:55 Analysing the 2000 Remake of Bedazzled

23:45 The Final Wish for Alison

24:00 Remake vs Original: A Satisfying Conclusion

25:00 Character Depth: Dudley Moore vs Brendan Fraser

25:50 Devilish Performances: Peter Cook vs Elizabeth Hurley

26:55 Remake Reflections: Was It Necessary?

28:02 Future of the Franchise: More Remakes Ahead?

28:59 5 to 1: Brendan Fraser

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Slow zombies… fast zombies… and one of the greatest horror remake debates of all time.

In this episode of The Deja Review, we head into the zombie apocalypse to compare the legendary horror classic Dawn of the Dead, directed by George A. Romero, with the high-intensity remake Dawn of the Dead, directed by Zack Snyder.

The 1978 original became one of the most influential zombie films ever made, blending horror, social commentary, and unforgettable moments inside a shopping mall overrun by the undead. Decades later, the 2004 remake reimagined the story with fast-moving zombies, relentless action, and a modern take on survival horror.

Mart and Trev break down the zombies, the scares, the action, the social themes, and the biggest differences between the two films, asking whether the remake improves the formula or if the original still stands as the ultimate zombie classic.

Do the slow zombies still rule the apocalypse…

or do the fast zombies take over?

When there’s no more room in hell… the debate begins.

Two long time friends, one podcast.

This is The Deja Review.

Enjoy the episode and remember to like, follow and tell your friends.

As always a massive thank you to Little Foil Fish for our theme tune - ⁠ ⁨@LittleFoilFish⁩ ⁠

Mart & Trev

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Deja Review

00:47 Exploring Dawn of the Dead

03:10 The Impact of George A. Romero

06:18 Special Effects and Tom Savini's Influence

09:13 Character Analysis and Development

12:11 Pacing and Storytelling in Dawn of the Dead

15:00 Comparing the Original and the Remake

17:58 Final Thoughts on the Film and Its Legacy

33:33 Cameos and Character Development

36:00 Character Dynamics and Subtle Themes

39:55 Inconsistencies in Zombie Transformation

42:19 Comparative Analysis of Remakes

45:00 Open Endings and Sequel Potential

48:04Technical Aspects and Plot Holes

50:00 Which One Wins?

52:38 5 to 1: Matt Frewer

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