It is February the 2nd 1971 and you’re watching ABC… “The story of a little boy and the discovery he makes in a land where everything and everybody is pointed... except him”... We’re about to watch – The Point.

In this episode of Square Eyed Cinema, JP and Drew sit down to view Harry Nilsson and Fred Wolf's The Point– the first animated film produced for television and ask... well... does it have one?

Show notes and more available at www.square-eyed-cinema.com

It is November 22nd 1985 and you’re watching NBC. “Knight Rider’s David Hasselhoff… and one of history’s most famous killers. Jack the Ripper Is Back!” We’re about to watch – Bridge Across Time AKA Terror at London Bridge.

JP and Drew, return to the Square Eyed Cinema podcast to discuss this slice of 1980s horror cheese. Is the real story behind the film less believable than the fictional one? Does the plot make sense? Is David Hasselhoff's character the real monster here?

Join the TV Movie Podcast for a sinister instalment arriving just in time for Halloween.

Show notes and more available at www.square-eyed-cinema.com

It is Christmas Day 2001 and you’re watching BBC1 “The biggest… the boldest… the most gripping adventure… an epic journey to a place where time stood still” We’re about to watch – The Lost World.

Join JP and Drew, the Square Eyed Cinema hosts, as they explore this jewell in the 2001 BBC Christmas schedules. How does it compare to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's novel. Do the at the time revolutionary visual effects hold up to modern eyes? Did anybody bring their Christmas dinner back up at the sight of human sacrifice?

We are also joined by Lindsay Harris, a behind the scenes special effects whiz who contributed not only to this production, but also Walking With Dinosaurs, Casino Royale, Skyfall, Christopher Robin and much much more.

Show notes and more available at www.square-eyed-cinema.com