The After Movie Diner started life simply as a film review blog/diary but quickly sprawled into a website featuring several podcasts, detailed film reviews, celebrity interviews and many collaborators and contributors. Take a look around, if you love movies of any kind then there's something here for you!
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Jim Wallace and I show you behind the scenes of the After Movie Diner Podcast again as we get all meta, viral and achingly hip in this funny new video!
Jay Mayo, stand-up comedian, local legend, podcast titan and Troma fan talks all about his love for 2003's Zombiegeddon!
Taye Del Val, our very own Grown Geek Girl reviews the controversial new Ghostbusters remake.
Jim Wallace and I show you behind the scenes of the After Movie Diner Podcast again in this hilarious new video!
A brand new segment for the site! Jay Mayo, stand-up comedian, local legend, podcast titan and Troma fan talks all about his love for Surf Nazis Must Die!
Another behind-the-scenes of the After Movie Diner Podcast video is here! and this week we're talking about the new site, mad encounters with Michael Moriarty, awesome new Diner themes, caricatures and MORE!
Just how do we make The After Movie Diner Podcast? well now you can find out!
This is the third 'Behind-The-Scenes' video in the series. We watched Cell starring John Cusack and Samuel L Jackson
This is the second 'Behind-The-Scenes' video in the series. We watched The Stuff by Larry Cohen
This behind-the-scenes video for The After Movie Diner Podcast was the first one we attempted. We went to see Blue Steel by Kathryn Bigelow.
Taye Del Val, our resident Grown Geek Girl is back with her excellent video review of X-Men: Apocalypse!
The Grown Geek Girl, Taye Del Val, casts her eye over the critically mauled Batman Vs Superman: Dawn of Justice.
Our awesome, video contributor Taye Del Val, The Grown Geek Girl reviews the old Ryan Reynolds Superhero movie Green Lantern!
Our video contributor Taye Del Val, The Grown Geek Girl reviews the Ryan Reynolds, R Rated, Superhero hit Deadpool!
Jon Cross reviews The Invoking, The Device & Valley of the Sasquatch all from production company The October People.
Jon Cross reviews Powers the TV Series from Sony, Jon also looks at a Charles Bronson Double Bill: 10 To Midnight & Kinjite (Forbidden Subjects).
Jon Cross reviews Dark Was The Night, The Curse of Downers Grove and Return To Sender.
