Nathaniel Metcalfe

Here’s some snaps courtesy of ace photographer @edshots.bsky.social from last nights James Acaster: Cinemagoers Welcome Q&A at Hackney Picturehouse with James, @stuartlawscomedy.bsky.social and @senorturtle.bsky.social

Here’s what I watched in Feb. More on my @letterboxd.social boxd.it/2g3mZ

I miss being able to book a table at ALL pubs

“To happiness, eight million ways there are”

THE JCAS PRESENT: NICK & NAT CONSUME AND OBEY: NICK & NAT: CONSUME & OBEY FEB '26 Comedians Nick Helm and Nat Metcalfe chat about the films they've watched this month, including Sam Raimi's new film Send Help, Psycho 2, the Minecraft Movie and 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple.......

New Consume and Obey with me and Nick Helm. pod.fo/e/38e2a5

THE JCAS PRESENT: NICK & NAT CONSUME AND OBEY: NICK & NAT: CONSUME & OBEY FEB '26 Comedians Nick Helm and Nat Metcalfe chat about the films they've watched this month, including Sam Raimi's new film Send Help, Psycho 2, the Minecraft Movie and 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple.......

New Consume and Obey with me and Nick Helm. pod.fo/e/38e2a5

You do

New Consume & Obey with me and Nick Helm out now. podfollow.com/1664218201/l...

New Consume & Obey with me and Nick Helm out now. podfollow.com/1664218201/l...

Deep state

Throwback to when the first series of The Night Manager started and three of the major TV listings mags used basically the same image on their covers.

Just watched the first two eps of #WonderMan and it’s lot of fun. I particularly like the way Ben Kingsley’s resume mirror’s his characters.

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Here’s what I watched in January. More on my @letterboxd.social [1/2]

Every time he released an album in this period the music press would say it’s his best since Scary Monsters and then say the same thing with the next one seemingly forgetting that they also liked the previous one.

I’ll be moderating a special Q&A screening of this at Hackney Picturehouse on Saturday 7th March with James Acaster and @stuartlawscomedy.bsky.social www.picturehouses.com/movie-detail...

Up until its cinema rerelease in 2020 it was a U.

An excerpt from Stewart Lee’s January mail out that lists How to Survive and Affair amongst the comics Stewart has read this year and also kindly giving five stars which isn’t a review but does mean that in that moment he liked it

Got a lovely mention in Stewart Lee’s Cultural Year. Obviously exceptionally pleasing to have someone like Stewart like your work. See if you like it too here widdicomics.co.uk

Very similar

You don’t know me

Meet the Parents

‪Here are my favourite new films of 2025 in no particular order:‬
‪The Brutalist ‬
‪One Battle After Another‬
‪If I Had Legs I’d Kick You‬
‪The Rule of Jenny Pen‬
‪The Ballad of Wallis Island‬
‪The Shrouds‬
‪Bugonia‬
‪Superman‬
‪Weapons‬
‪Nosferatu‬
‪Sinners‬
‪The Ugly Stepsister‬
‪28 Years Later‬

My favourite first watches of 2025:
The Squeeze (M. Apted, 1977)
Sitting Target (D. Hickox, 1972)
Planet of the Vampires (M. Bava, 1965)
Paper Moon (P. Bogdanovich, 1973)
A Dandy in Aspic (A. Mann, 1968)
The Thin Man (W. S. Van Dyke, 1934)
The Rocking Horse Winner (A. Pelissier, 1949)

Here’s what I watched in December. More on my @letterboxd.social boxd.it/2g3mZ

Amongst the weird scheduling this Christmas is Puss in Boots: The Last Wish at 2am on BBC2. Enjoy kids.

me: you boy what day is it today?

boy: nonces shout out of the window day.

me: oof you’ve absolutely done me there.

Here’s Bob Cratchit’s 77 minute walk from his home in Camden Town to his job in Cornhill. I wonder if he ever stopped in that Costa next to Mornington Crescent to buy himself a flat white?

It was Christmas Eve, babe
In the Gunge tank

This is important stuff.

Timothy Spall