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Episode 41! Stu and Billy are back this week to discuss The Fate of The Furious ! The Fate of The Furious   is the 8th film in the  The Fast and The Furious franchise  and is directed by Felix Gary Gray (Friday, The Negotiator, The Italian Job, Straight Outta Compton) . The latest instalment sees Dom (Vin Diesel) seemingly betray his team and work with a mysterious woman named Cipher (Charlize Theron). Now his team must unite to stop them before Cipher unleashes Global Terror. The film sees the return of Dwayne Johnson, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Chris 'Ludacris' Bridges, Nathalie Emmanuel, Kurt Russell, and Jason Statham . As well as the film, Stu and I discuss what else we've been watching this week, and look over the latest in movie news. As always it would make our day if you could take a couple of minutes to rate and reviews us on iTunes or drop us some feedback below! Really keen to have your input in the show. Enjoy!   ...

Thanks to the good folks at Roadshow, we've got 4 copies of the action packed RIDDICK to give away on DVD. Richard B Riddick, the baddest metallic eyed mofo this side of Gliese 581 is back and he's madder than ever. Comparable to the original sleeper hit, Pitch Black, Riddick sees the Furian outlaw alone and fighting for survival on a distant planet which is nearly as dangerous as he is. All you have to do is fill out the form below and you're in the running to win a copy. Don't forget, you can get yourself a bonus entry just by  following us on Twitter  or  liking us on Facebook!

Vin Diesel returns to the role of Richard B. Riddick, the mirror eyed killer who gave the grumbling beefcake his break as leading man in 2000's PITCH BLACK . A sleeper hit, PITCH BLACK was and still is a much more highly regarded sci-fi thriller than the pretty mess that is 2004's THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK .  Hot mess or not, it must have made enough money for another crack at the box office. Enter RIDDICK . 

The year is 2001: Limp Bizkit is wowing people with lyrics that don’t make a lick of sense, Starbucks is marching over Australia like it’s Poland and two plucky up-starts have just graced the screen in a blatant rip-off of Point Break. Little did we know then that twelve years later, The Fast and The Furious would have spawned five sequels (with at least two more in the pipeline) and amassed a devoted base of  followers.