James Poole

CineSkeptics

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From the minds of James Preston Poole, Mark Scovzen, Mark Tan, and Jacob Mauceri comes yet another movie and pop culture podcast.

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Episode 7: Barbin’ On My Heimer 04.08.2023 58:00

After a far too long hiatus, four become five as the boys welcome Rascal F. Kennedy as a permanent host. The conversation is shockingly positive as the boys dive into ‘Barbie’ and ‘Oppenheimer’, as well as catching us up on their favorites and least favorites of 2023 so far.

Episode 6: The Way of Cameron 22.12.2022 1:01:13

The boys talk about the ‘Avatar’ movies, James Cameron, High Frame 3D, and all the surrounding controversies.

Episode 5: Black Adam Ends Halloween 07.11.2022 1:10:29

The CineSkeptics boys look at one of the most divisive entries into the ‘Halloween’ franchise and DC’s latest, ‘Black Adam’.

Episode 4: 2022- A Horror Odyssey w/ Rascal F. Kennedy 20.10.2022 1:09:47

The boys break down the major horror films of 2022’s scary movie renaissance, bringing along their first guest Rascal F. Kennedy for the ride.

Episode 3: Horror Hot Takes… By Night 12.10.2022 57:19

The gang has a discussion on our favorite horror movies and horror hot takes. It goes surprisingly well… until the subject of ‘Werewolf by Night” comes up. Movies! Mayhem! Casper! Listen to Jacob and JPP argue while an uncomfortable Mark and Mank try to mediate in this very Spooktacular episode of CineSkeptics!

Episode 2: Drowning in the Stream (3D Remastered, More Fun Stuff Edition) 23.09.2022 42:16

3/4 of the Skeptics chat about the blockbusterfication of streaming, the trend of theatrical re-releases, and everything in between. Art for CineSkeptics done by Marcos Melendez (Twitter: @marcosmelendezv)

Episode 1: Favorite Films of 2022 (So Far) & The Marvel Cinematic Universe Industrial Complex 04.09.2022 1:00:19

In the debut episode of ‘CineSkeptics’, the gang talks their favorite flicks of 2022 (so far) and airs their grievances with the state of popular cinema.