Survival is the only rule in Episode 57 of The Chronicle Film Podcast!

Welcome back, fellow chroniclers. In this episode, Paul and Clotilde are joined by Becci Sayce to dive into two very different cinematic experiences—from brutal horror comedy to epic sci-fi spectacle.

🎬 Ready or Not 2: Here I Come Review Samara Weaving returns as Grace Le Domas, picking up immediately after the explosive ending of the first film. But the nightmare isn’t over. Forced back into the deadly game, this time alongside her estranged sister Faith (Kathryn Newton), the stakes are even higher. Can Grace survive again… or is this game truly unwinnable?

🚀 Project Hail Mary Review Starring Ryan Gosling and Sandra Hüller, this sci-fi epic from directors Phil Lord & Christopher Miller is one you need to experience on the biggest IMAX screen possible. We follow Ryland Grace, a humble science teacher sent on a mission to save humanity. Awakening alone on a spaceship lightyears from Earth, he must piece together his mission—and discovers he may not be alone after all…

💥 Two films. Two apocalyptic stakes. Only one question—who survives?

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If you love movies you are in the right place, here at The Chronicle with the latest episode of The Peoples Movies Film Podcast. This Sunday 15th March, The 98th Academy Awards aka The Oscars will take place at the Dolby Theatre Los Angeles, who will win?

Your hosts Paul and Clotilde preview the event and discuss if Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another will sweep the boards? Or will it be Ryan Coogler's Sinners with garnered the historic 16 nominations. Will this year suprise us or simply follow the events of last month's BAFTAs?

Remember to head over to The Peoples Movies, read our reviews for majority of the nominations, after you enjoy the latest episode.

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Just when you thought we were gone… The Chronicle is back!

In Episode 55, Ros Tibbs makes her solo hosting debut with a review of Whistle, the chilling new horror starring Dafne Keen.

Inspired by M. R. James’ classic ghost story Oh, Whistle, and I'll Come to You, My Lad, the film follows a misfit group of high school students who discover an ancient Aztec Death Whistle. But when they blow into the cursed object, the terrifying sound summons visions of their own future deaths — and something sinister begins hunting them down.

This shorter solo episode marks the start of some exciting changes for 2026. Alongside our traditional two-host format, we’ll also be bringing you quicker, focused reviews — covering everything from the latest horror releases to classic cinema favourites — meaning fewer long waits between episodes.

After a busy January for the team at The Peoples Movies, we’re back and ready to deliver more film discussion, reviews and deep dives.

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