Little Women in Black Thunderpants

It's a new episode about a (relatively) new film! Simon and Calum are back to talk about M. Night Shyamalan's 2023 release, Knock at the Cabin, featuring Rupert Grint. Joining the boys this episode is returning guest Alex Gilston, who shows off his tiny glasses while swinging around his massive weapon.

We are back for a new run of episodes (that we recorded a year ago)! To celebrate our grand return, we're going back to the start - specifically the start of Daniel Radcliffe's cinema career - with 2001's "The Tailor of Panama".

Rats and mice may have eaten more copies of The Communist Manifesto than they've read, but the rodent/human class war inches ever closer, and so Simon (@SimonRWhitlock) and Calum (@CalumTheFilmGuy) take it on themselves to prove that the much maligned underclass have some human allies. Yes, it's The Tale of Despereaux. Follow us @LWIBTPod on Insta and Twitter! Intro by Simon Whitlock via Garageband Logo by Ashley (@Ashley_gfx)

We're back and well into the business end of the filmographies of Rupert Grint, Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe. This time, Simon (@SimonRWhitlock) and Calum (@CalumTheFilmGuy) are talking about the penultimate Rupert Grint film on their lists: WWII thriller Into The White (or Cross of Honour as it's also known). It was also Calum's birthday when this episode was recorded, so brace yourselves for a little bit of singing at the start, as well as discussion of arguably the most offensive sitcom ever made... Follow us @LWIBTPod on Insta and Twitter! Intro by Simon Whitlock via Garageband Logo by Ashley (@Ashley_gfx)

It's another fine episode from your friends Simon (@SimonRWhitlock) and Calum (@CalumTheFilmGuy), this time we discuss (The Necessary Death of) Charlie Countryman! Expect bad impressions, impromptu singing, and questionable accents - and that's just the hosts... Follow the podcast on Twitter and Instagram @LWIBTPod Rate us 5* on Apple Podcasts and subscribe to get updates on new episodes! Podcast jingle by Simon via Garageband Podcast logo by Ashley (@Ashley_gfx)

Once upon a midnight dreary, Simon and Calum found themselves weary For they had seen 2015's Regression, a film they recall with great depression Yet as part of their podcast quest, they must discuss it before they can rest With choices that leave them sour, it is not Emma Watson's finest hour Satanic rituals and problematic endings galore, here's hoping they view it nevermore For more episodes of Little Women in Black Thunderpants, the film podcast dedicated to the filmographies of Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson outside of the Wizarding World, give us a follow on Twitter and Instagram (@LWIBTPod) Episodes found on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Podbean. 5 Stars would be much appreciated Simon's Twitter: @SimonRWhitlock Calum's Twitter: @CalumTheFilmGuy You can also find Simon on the JumpCast Podcast: @JumpCast_ Podcast Jingle by Simon Podcast Logo by Ashley (@Ashley_gfx)

We're on our 25th episode, a quarter of a century of podcasts celebrating the non-Harry Potter filmography of Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and - in this episode's case - Emma Watson. We've gone this time for one of Emma's most underrated films: Stephen Chbosky's 2012 coming-of-age drama The Perks of Being a Wallflower. And to join Simon (Twitter: @SimonRWhitlock) and Calum (@CalumTheFilmGuy) in discussing this terrific film, and each other's "tunnel songs" are some very special guests - the wonderful film critic Jordan King (@JordanMBKing) and the superb critic, podcaster and filmmaker Billie Melissa (@billiemelissa_). Follow and rate us on Apple Podcasts! The show's Twitter and Instagram can be found @LWIBTpod Podcast Jingle by Simon (via GarageBand) Podcast artwork by Ashley (@ashley_gfx)

Football might not have come home, but a new episode of your favourite podcast series has! We're back with a fun chat about 2010's Wild Target starring Bill Nighy, Emily Blunt, Rupert Everett, Martin Freeman, Eileen Atkins and of course, Rupert Grint. The cast is stacked, so is the podcast with heaps of tidbits and chatter. Come check it out! Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @LWIBTPod Simon's Twitter: @SimonRWhitlock Calum's Twitter: @CalumTheFilmGuy Jingle by Simon via Garageband Logo by Ashley (@ashley_gfx)

A fresh episode for you all, this time we go to the seedy underbelly of 1940s New York City for some poetry and jazz, and a bit of murder thrown in too. Yes, it's 2013's Kill Your Darlings starring Daniel Radcliffe and Dane DeHaan! Follow our socials: insta + twitter: lwibtpod Simon (twitter @Depressedmovie) Calum (twitter @CalumTheFilmGuy) Rate us 5* on Apple Podcasts! Podcast music by Simon via Garageband Podcast logo by Ashley (twitter Ashley_gfx)

We're back again with another more recent movie to discuss, this time it's 2019's Playmobil The Movie! Much sidetracking involved here too, including a chat about villain songs (plus a tiny bit of singing) and shows from our childhoods. It's a goodun! Rate us 5* on Apple Podcast pls! SOCIALS: Twitter & Instagram: @lwibtpod Simon's Twitter: @Depressedmovie Calum's Twitter: @CalumTheFilmGuy Podcast jingle by Simon via Garageband Podcast logo by Ashley (ashley_gfx on Twitter!)

We're back with another Rupert Grint/Robert Sheehan team-up! This time, it's 2009's raunchy, Northern Ireland-set teen drama Cherrybomb. Join Simon (Twitter: @Depressedmovie) and Calum (Twitter: @CalumTheFilmGuy) as they dive into proceedings to see if the film is a banger or a damp squib. Vote for us at the British Podcast Awards! https://www.britishpodcastawards.com/vote Rate us 5 stars on Apple Podcasts! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @lwibtpod Podcast theme by Simon via Garageband Podcast logo by Ashley (Ashley_gfx on Twitter)

Spooky scary vengeful ghosts, send shivers down your spine. Good jump scares will shock your soul, seal your doom tonight. This particular spirit has hosts Simon Whitlock (@Depressedmovie) and Calum Cooper (@CalumTheFilmGuy) so spooked that they require the help of a special guest, film critic and podcaster Lucy Buglass (@LGTHBlog), in tackling the third and final film of this podcast's namesake - 2012's adaptation of The Woman in Black. In between vivacious discussion of this underrated horror film are tangents into such topics as Lalaloopsy dolls, parents taking their kids into unsuitable films, and what they would do if they came back as vengeful spirits themselves. For more episodes on the filmographies of Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint & Emma Watson, minus the Boy Wizard shenanigans, follow this podcast at @LWIBTPod on Twitter and @lwibtpod on Instagram. Rate us on Apple Podcasts (5 stars if you please), and find us on Spotify too. Also be sure to check out Lucy's podcast, Tea-V-Time (@TeaVTimePod).. Podcast Jingle by Simon GarageBand Art by Ashley (@ashley_gfx)

Welcome to episode 19(!) of the only podcast dedicated to the non-Potter films of Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and today's focus: Rupert Grint. This week we're talking mostly about 2015's Moonwalkers, interspersed with some of our most audacious tangential waffling to date. You aren't ready even if you think you are. RATE US 5 STARS ON APPLE PODCASTS! Follow our Twitter & Instagrams: @lwibtpod Simon: @Depressedmovie Calum:@CalumTheFilmGuy Ending theme by Simon and Garageband Art by Ashley (@ashley_gfx)

At long last, we've got another great film to talk about! Simon (@Depressedmovie) and Calum (@CalumTheFilmGuy) make the absolute most of discussing a decent film for once, with 2020's Escape from Pretoria, starring Daniel Radcliffe. Expect a deft avoidance of any South African accents, a notable lack of knowledge about the fall of Apartheid, and some timely politics bantz. It's good to feel good, folks! Rate us 5* on Apple Podcasts! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @lwibtpod Podcast Theme by Simon via Garageband Podcast art by Ashley (@ashley_gfx on Twitter)

Content warnings for the following: Max Landis, Jason Lei Howden, and beans and weetabix eating. This one was an ordeal to sit through for both our hosts, as Calum (@CalumTheFilmGuy) and Simon (@Depressedmovie) very carefully navigate their way through two bad films made by bad people. There's also an intermission involving Calum's forfeit for predicting the wrong Best Picture winner at the Oscars, which is particularly gruelling. Honestly we don't blame you if you skip to the end this week. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @lwibtpod Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts Podcast music by Simon via Garageband Podcast logo by Ashley at @ashley_gfx

Simon (@Depressedmovie) and Calum (@CalumTheFilmGuy) may have met their match in 2013's love-letter to the iconic breeding ground of New York punk, CBGB. A bad film by all accounts, but hey, ho, let's go through it together. Expect grumpiness, much sidetracking, and recommendations of much better films throughout. Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts! We're now on Instagram! Follow us @lwibtpod Guest appearances welcomed, fill in our form on our twitter @LWIBTPod Intro/outro music by Simon via Garageband Logo designed by Ashley, on Twitter as @ashley_gfx

For real this time, Calum (@CalumTheFilmGuy) and Simon (@Depressedmovie) are discussing Daniel Radcliffe's 2016 neo-nazi thriller Imperium! Expect a lot of Simon getting on his soapbox about the far-right, a mini-review of 13 Reasons Why and much more! From the podcast which was described by one emailer as "number 61 in the Apple Podcasts chart one week in March", with reviews like that, you can't go wrong. Rate us 5 stars on Apple Podcasts! Be a guest - form on the podcast's Twitter (@LWIBTPod) Podcast music by Simon via Garageband Podcast logo by Ashley (ashley_gfx)

Marilyn Munroe once said "Imperfection is beauty, madness is genius, and it's better to be absolutely ridiculous than absolutely boring". If only this film had taken her advice... This Easter Sunday on Little Women in Black Thunderpants, Simon Whitlock (@Depressedmovie) and Calum Cooper (@CalumTheFilmGuy) conclude Emmarch Watson (in April, but that's besides the point) by diving into the 2011 biopic My Week with Marilyn, a film with interesting subtext and a great lead performance, but not much beyond that. As such much meandering ensues, including, but not limited to, a rendition of "Man or Muppet", and the dreaded fallout of Calum's latest Oscar bet. Follow us on Twitter (@LWIBTPod) and rate us on Apple Podcasts, please and thank you

It is with deepest pride and greatest pleasure that we welcome you tonight. And now, we invite to relax, let us pull up a chair, as Simon and Calum proudly present... your podcast. We've a guest, we've a guest, and this week you've all been blessed, just download and play this episode and we'll provide the rest. Some hot takes, more bad jokes, brought to you by three top blokes - if you like it then review us, let us know please what your view was! We can't sing, we can't dance, but we're available in France, and the merriment is never second best. It's time to share our thoughts on Belle by Emma Watson with our guest, yes our guest, he's our gueeeeeeest. Thanks so much to Alex Gilston for joining us to chat about the 2017 live-action remake of Disney's Beauty and the Beast, check him out on Twitter @PresenterAlex. His own fantastic podcast The Rank List is available on all good platforms, and the Annapurna-verse Podcast is coming soon (more at @AnnapurnaVerse on the tweets). He's also the resident film critic for 96.5 Bolton FM, listen live at boltonfm.com! Follow us on Twitter @LWIBTPod, Simon @Depressedmovie and Calum @CalumTheFilmGuy. Podcast music (that word is used loosely) by Simon via Garageband Podcast artwork by Ashley @ashley_gfx on Twitter

We're kicking it Old Testament style on this episode, as we get stuck into Darren Aronofsky's biblical epic Noah. Jump on board for more fun chat between Simon (@Depressedmovie) and Calum (@CalumTheFilmGuy), as they chart a course through bad impressions, Snyder Cut waffle and some Anthony Hopkins love. It's another scorcher! We're on Apple Podcasts, please give us a rating! (5 stars, if you'd be so kind) Podcast jingle by Simon via Garageband Podcast artwork by ashley_gfx (Thanks very much Ashley!)