The Bunyip Review

James "TheBunyipman" dons his armour and defends our managed democracy by joining the "Helldivers 2", begins seeing Nicholas Cage in his dreams which we can only describe as a "Dream Scenario" and becomes the latest victim of "The Curse" aka Nathan Fielders latest project. Jonas "Jttg" recruits a party capable of leading him to "Dragons Dogma 2", incurs the wrath of the entire UFC community when he reviews "Road House" and does some historical research for his next trip to Japan by watching "Shogun". This month the Netflix randomiser makes the two watch "A Soweto Love Story", a South African rom-com about three brothers who are tasked with getting married before the end of the year. The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

Jonas “Jttg" questions what is real when he is called up to perform "Jury Duty", survives off of the land as he finds the world "Enshrouded" and struggles to keep up with all the pre-reading necessary to fully enjoy "The Marvels" James "TheBunyipMan" writes his own comedy show taking the form of a "30 Rock" review, gets stuck in the internet and puzzles his way out through "Hypospace Outlaw" and becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy as he declares that he WILL review "Dune 2"... and then does. The random Netflix movie this month is "El Suplente" (aka The Substitute) an Argentinian movie about a substitute teacher who takes it upon himself to protect his class from criminal activity. Some other bits of media that happen to come up are: Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, Rollerdrome, Balatro, Corponation, Helldivers 2, White Noise, Weird: The Al Yankovich Story The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

James "TheBunyipman" gives us a childlike perspective of "Poor Things", makes us question friend from foe as he points out "The Traitors" and helps us string together new words and symbols to form his review of "Chants of Sennaar". Jonas "Jttg" fights his own losing battle when he talks about "Rebel Moon: Part One Child of Fire", shares the famous history of the Kill-Bill-like "Blue Eye Samurai" and puts his reviews where his fists are when he battles "Tekken 8". This month the Netflix randomiser makes the two watch "The Byzantine Cat" a truly abyssmal and baffling story about a journalist who is coerced into taking a pre-wedding holiday to Cyprus, only to meet the least charming Russian acrobat of all time. The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

Jonas “Jttg" kicks off the year with his review of "Alan Wake 2", brings back some souveniers from Japan such as "The Boy and The Heron" and helps us relive the holiday experience with "Pokemon Concierge". James "TheBunyipMan" gets all in a puzzle solving mood with "The Talos Principle", dreams of a better life amongst his people with "Saltburn" and takes a look at some humble beginings with "Parks and Recreations". The random Netflix movie this month is "#Alive" a Zombie apocalypse film set in South Korea. Some other bits of media that happen to come up are: Dave the Diver, Cyberpunk: Phantom Liberty, The Case Of The Golden Idol, Vampire Survivors, Chants of Sennaar, The Finals, Tomb Raider, Elemental, Blue Beetle, Delicious In Dungeon, Gladiators, The Traitors The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

James "TheBunyipman" gives us the history lesson necessary to appreciate the 2023 reboot of "Frasier", uses up his yearly board game review credit to place his bid on "QE" and pulls the trigger on the latest addition to the Assissnation Nation of movies: "The Killer" Jonas "Jttg" tells us all aboot the latest Netflix anime to hit the shelves "Scott Pilgrim Takes Off", works together with ghosts and pomeranians to solve the mystery behind "Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective" and plunders the seas lookinfg for the 2007 video game but instead finds the 2023 film "Uncharted" This month the Netflix randomiser makes the two watch "Restless" a french remake of a Korean film about a corrupt policeman who is blackmailed and myst take drastic measures to cover his tracks. The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

Jonas “Jttg" joins the latest generation of super heroes with his review of "Gen V", bursts forth from his "Cocoon" to review the game with us and relives his Teenage Dream when he reviews "Scott Pilgrim Vs The World" James "TheBunyipMan" lets the "Bodies" hit the floor with his review of the Netflix mystery show, drives his tiny car around and dances around his review of "Ooblets" and draws the wrong kind of attention when he begins talking about "The Witch". The random Netflix movie this month is "Doktor" an Indian film about a pragmatic military doctor who agrees to help a family rescue their missing daughter. The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

James "TheBunyipman" climbs "Inside No. 9" and lets us know what to expect down there, then launches himself out into a "Starfield" leaving no planet un-reviewed before settling down with "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, The Rat Catcher, The Swan, and Poison" - a collection of short films directed by Wes Anderson. Jonas "Jttg" steps into the sumo ring to discover his new "Sanctuary", gives us a real page turner of a review with his take on "Storyteller" and doesn't throw away his shot to review the man, the myth, the musical, "Alexander Hamilton". This month the Netflix randomiser makes the two watch "Remastered: The Miami Showband Massacre" in which they learn about... well... the Miami Showband Massacre... The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

Jonas “Jttg" sets sail armed with the power of friendship and his review of "One Piece" (The live action Netflix adaptation), passes his history check as he recalls his experience with "Baldurs Gate 3" and brings his reviews right to your front door thanks to "Kikis Delivery Service" James "TheBunyipMan" turns away from a life of crime to review "Barry", opens new doors as he plays his cards right in "Book of Hours" and says "No Hard Feelings" after reviewing his film. The random Netflix movie this month is "Great Painters of the world: Joan Miro", a french documentary about the painter Joan Miro. The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

James "TheBunyipman" revisits the world of tomorrow with his review of "Futurama", dreams of a perfectly simulated life in "Sims 4" and readies himself for the explosive cinema experience that is "Oppenheimer" Jonas "Jttg" feels absolutely powerless with his review of "Extraordinary", takes a break to name and pet some cats in "A Space for the Unbound" and finally solves patriarchy with his expert opinions on "Barbie". This month the Netflix randomiser makes the two watch "Sinister" a horror movie in which a true crime writer is haunted by his latest subject. Oh boy do we love horror films... The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

Jonas “Jttg" can't handle the kitchen so instead he watches "The Bear", struggles to articulate his thoughts and feelings on "Final Fantasy XVI" and lets chaos reign whilst telling us all about "Nimona". James "TheBunyipMan" journeys to the west and comes back with a review on "Chinese Born American", dives deep and Daves the depths of the ocean in "Dave The Diver" and makes sure to get his Recommended Dose of Wes Anderson with "Astroid City" The random Netflix movie this month is "Super Senior Superheroes", an Indian comedy film about a grandfather who wants to impress his grandson so much, he and his friends will become fake superheroes in order to do so. The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

James "TheBunyipman" takes us on a tour of his home away from home, "The Office", helps us aclimatise to the British countryside so we can all live "The Good Life" and doesn't fret the small stuff in "Ant Man and The Wasp: Quantumania". Jonas "Jttg" discovers a world devoid of human life and calls it "Eden", sets off on an adventure to save Hyrule once again in "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom" and pushes his fear of spiders to the absolute limit having seen "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse". This month the Netflix randomiser makes the two watch "DTC -Yukemuri Junjou Hen- from HiGH & LOW" a surprisingly fun and feel good film with a legacy behind it. The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

Jonas “Jttg" jumps into the mind of video game developers with the documentary series "Double Fine PsychOdyssey", casts his net out to "Dredge" up some horrors and to balance it all out goes on a mystical and beautiful roadtrip through Japan with "Suzume". James "TheBunyipMan" heads to "Aunty Donna’s Coffee Cafe" to get his fix of Australian comedy, immerses himself in true noir detectivism with "Shadows of Doubt" and discovers a whole new film franchise as he flicks through "Page Eight". The random Netflix movie this month is "Magic Medicine", a documentary detailing the positive effects that Magic Mushrooms can have on those suffering from depression. The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

James "TheBunyipman" tries to put on his best "Poker Face", as he attempts to crack "The Case of the Golden Idol" and then discovers what it took to bring us all the classic video game "Tetris". Jonas "Jttg" tells many a tale from the city of "Atlanta", suits up and gives bounty hunting a go in "Metroid Prime: Remaster" and passes his perception check against "Dungeons & Dragons, Honour Amongst Thieves". This month the Netflix randomiser makes the two watch "Coffee and Kareem". The less said about this film, the better. The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

Jonas “Jttg" books an appointment with "The Patient", scratches that Monster Hunter itch with the newly released "Wild Hearts" and listens closely to the "Sound of Metal". James "TheBunyipMan" is infected with "The Last of Us", starts a trend of heart-themed games with his breakdown of "Atomic Heart" and answers the age old question: "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?". The random Netflix movie this month is "Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper", a new instant favourite with its beautiful 3d models and diverse cast of characters. The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

Jonas and James meet to reflect on the best films, shows and games they reviewed in 2022. Only one can be crowned the true winner of their respective category and it will be up to these two to decide which piece of Media is deserving of the highly coveted "Bunyip Award". The two also reflect back on the Netflix randomiser to choose the BEST and WORST film out of the lot. No amount of Comedy Stand-Up Specials will stop them. The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

James "TheBunyipman" reminces about the good ol' days with "That 90s Show", swings into action with a review of "Marvel's Spider-man Remastered" and wants to action some change in his neighbourhood using "Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing Missouri". Jonas "Jttg" can't get enough of them video game spinoffs so he reviews "Dragon Age: Absolution", loves to life to the beat and finds the perfect game for him: "Hi-Fi Rush" and using the the last of his 9 lives, goes to see "Puss In Boots: The Last Wish". This month the Netflix randomiser puts the two through an intense Missing Persons investigation with the film "Vermist". The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

Jonas “Jttg" cuts through this episode like some kind of "Chainsaw Man", diverts from the main quest for a moment to talk about "Yakuza: Like A Dragon" and gets completely star-struck during his trip to "Amsterdam". James "TheBunyipMan" captains the ship towards the murkey waters of "1899", tries out some new stress management techniques in "Darkest Dungeon" and describes his love for Idris Elba as "Three Thousand Years of Longing". The random Netflix movie this month is "Maria Bamford - Old Baby", another stand up comedy special that charms more than it harms. *Editors note - This episode had a lot of mistakes during recording and I've edited this in a rush. Apologies for any drop in quality. The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

James "TheBunyipman" chooses to undergo the "Severance" procedure so he can review with a clear head, becomes some kind of 16th century art snob to play through "Pentiment" and sails upon the turbulant tides into the "Triangle of Sadness". Jonas "Jttg" dives into the Star Wars Universe and is shocked (and relieved) to find no lightsabers or even Force users in "Andor", readies his Axe and his BOY for "God of War: Ragnarok" and looks forward to a night of fine dining as he takes a look at "The Menu". This month the Netflix randomiser opens old wounds as the two push through yet another stand-up comedy special from a familiar face "Tom Segura: Mostly Stories". Stay tuned until the end of the episode to hear some bonus content regarding everyones favourite yellow mouse.... The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

Jonas “Jttg" goes shopping for furniture and discovers "Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities", discovers three fictional films hiding in a trenchcoat named "Immortality" and immerses himself in the spooky vibes of 1978 with a "Halloween" classic. James "TheBunyipman" wants to account for every possible variable before discussing "The Rehearsal", installs enough modifications to give "Elder Scrolls: Skyrim" a new coat of paint and takes us to the shores of Ireland to tell the tale of "The Banshees of Inisherin" The random Netflix movie this month is "Amateur", a film about a talented teenage Basketball player who finds that going 'pro' isn't so simple. The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)

James "TheBunyipman" shuns physical contact whilst declaring "Don't Hug Me I'm Scared", tries to find the '2' in "Overwatch 2" and with so little time between recordings decides to review an old favourite "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind". Jonas "Jttg" decides to chrome up and installs a review of a hot new anime "Cyberpunk: Edgerunners", spends an uncomfortable amount of time telling us how he needs to kill Chaos having played "Final Fantasy Origin: Stranger of Paradise" and enters a fighting tournament called "Mortal Kombat" to show off his fatality. This month the Netflix randomiser have the two completely restless as they're forced to watch (and stay) "Awake", a disaster film in which humanity becomes unable to sleep. Stay tuned until the end of the episode to hear some bonus content regarding everyones favourite yellow mouse.... The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence To support the podcast please review the show wherever you can or simply recommend it to every single person you know! Remember you can tune into twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday (most of the time) of any given month to watch us record the podcast live! For live updates be sure to follow @thebunyipman and @thebunyipreview on Twitter (or wherever we've moved to since Twitter is burning down!)