The Bunyip Review

By: James Willis Jonas Gawe
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  • James "TheBunyipMan" and Jonas "Jttg" get together once a month to talk about one show, movie and video game that they have both enjoyed that month. The two of them dive deep into precisely what their piece of media means to them and generally try to offer and honest view of their experience. They are then forced to watch a *completely random* Netflix movie and review it with the same care and detail as they would any other film...Each episode is streamed on twitch.tv/thebunyipman on the first Tuesday of each month with the audio being released shortly after.
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Episodes
  • July 2019 - Bollywood strikes back

    July 2019 - Bollywood strikes back
    Aug 30 2019

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    Jamie reviews the latest level 'Bank' in Hitman 2, reviews the BBC1 Sitcom 'Ghosts' and shares his experiences with Return of the Obra Dinn and Toy Story 4.
    Jonas focus' on Attack on Titan S3, sinks his fingers into Final Fantasy 14 and rediscovers American Psycho. They both review their June random-netflix-movie, Deewana.


    The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence. The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence.
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    2 hrs and 23 mins
  • August 2019 - A gory good time with Karl Urban

    August 2019 - A gory good time with Karl Urban
    Sep 2 2019

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    James "The Bunyipman" Willis shares his thoughts on Netflix's latest season of 'Stranger Things', the recent cthulu-themed detective noir 'The Sinking City' and Marvels latest and greatest 'Spider-Man: Far From Home'.

    Jonas "Jttg" Gawe reviews the only reason to have an Amazon Prime account right now 'The Boys', Kickstarter indie-game champion 'A Hat In Time' and delightfully sunny daytime horror movie 'Midsommar'.

    They both review their July random-netflix-movie, Rio 2.

    The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence. The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence.
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    1 hr and 56 mins
  • September 2019 - Indie Director, West Blanderson

    September 2019 - Indie Director, West Blanderson
    Sep 8 2019

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    James "The Bunyipman" Willis reviews the James-Bond-gone-wrong American animated comedy "Archer" having finished its 10th season, Blizzards most popular (and only?) first-person-shooter to date "Overwatch" and Quentin Tarantino's latest addition to his foot fetish portfolio "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood".

    Jonas "Jttg" Gawe gives his critical analysis on Netflix's dramatisation of 80's female wrestling in "Glow" season 3, Yakuza-sibling turned Private Eye simulator "Judgment" and not-to-be-confused-with-the-best-exotic-marigold-hotel "The Grand Budapest Hotel"

    Together the two of them review Hong-Kong crime thriller "Infernal Affairs 2" which, conveniently, is a prequel to Infernal Affairs - a film neither of them had seen.


    The intro music is "Rock Intro" from Scott Holmes Music with the Free Creative Commons Licence. The outro music is "Veronica Maggio type instrumental" from Lundstroem with the Free Creative Commons Licence.
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    1 hr and 50 mins

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