PODCORN & A MOVIE

The boys cap off 2024 with The Family Man starring Nic Cage! This completes our Merry Little Miniseries, Happy New Year everyone!

Bah humbug! The boys talk puppets and dissect the 1992 Brian Henson beloved Christmas flick The Muppet Christmas Carol, starring Michael Caine and a bunch of muppets... but don't tell Mr. Caine that, he approached it as if they were normal people.

It's almost Christmas time as the boys bring you a Merry Little Mini-series! On this episode we cover the 1989 classic National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation starring Chevy Chase.

The boys tackle the unbearable weight of massive talent as they review the 2022 film The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent starring Nic Cage. This concludes our Nic Cage November mini-series!

The boys get meta and breakdown the 2002 film directed by Spike Jonze and starring Nic Cage as Charlie and Donald Kaufman!

The boys attempt to bring justice to the seldom talked about 1999 hidden gem "Bringing out the dead," directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Nic Cage with a stable of star studded co-stars. Hit the sirens, and please don't make us take off our sunglasses!

The boys swap faces and talk the 1997 John Woo directed cable classic Face/Off. Starring Nic Cage and John Travolta, this kicks off our Nic Cage November Mini-series!

The boys dive so far into the mist, they question the ramifications of sacrificing a child. Frank Darabont directs a very controversial adaption with the 2007 film starring Tom Jane. *Attention Listeners* Due to the recent invasion of an unidentifiable insect like species, you may experience some light static or a brief disruption in your listening experience. Please excuse the minor inconvenience...

Happy Halloween from Podcorn and a Movie! Today we dissect the Tobe Hooper directed 1995 Stephen King adaptation The Mangler! Join us as we uncover the many wonders of one J.J.J Pictureman.

The boys debate whether or not he got out of the of the cock-a-doodie car!!! James Caan and Kathy Bates star, Rob Reiner directs in this 1990 film that is best watched with a snack like cheese and crackers.

The boys advocate for a new Oscar category, Best Adapted Calendar. The winner should've been the 1985 Stephen King written film Silver Bullet. Listen here to find out why!

The boys try their best to imitate Christopher Walken in their breakdown of the 1983 Stephen King Adaptation The Dead Zone, directed by David Cronenberg.

You're all going to laugh at us as we begin our annual Halloween miniseries (Stephen King Adaptations) with the 1976 Brian De Palma classic Carrie starring Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie.

The boys get frisky and talk haggis on this concluding episode of our animation miniseries with the 2022 flick Puss in Boots: The last wish. Stay tuned til' the end to hear the announcement of our annual Halloween miniseries!

The boys break down the 1999 Brad Bird classic, while collectively admiring our "SUP-ER-MAN."

Is it perfect? Is it blue? Only one way to find out

Join the podcorn boys as they explore the complexities of plastic corrosion awareness and the importance of having a moving buddy in this 1995 groundbreaking animated film Toy Story.

Hop on your magic carpet, don't forget your furry companion, and save those 3 wishes as the boys break down a whole new world of animation with the 1992 Disney classic Aladdin.

The boys feel breezy dissecting Naussica and her ways which come from the valley of the wind.

The boys conclude their take on the corporate biopic miniseries with the unfrosted 2024 corporate bio spoof flick Unfrosted, directed by Jerry Seinfeld.

The boys crack open their modern phones, and try to comprehend a time when Blackberry once ruled the cellular world.

The boys unwrap their cheesburgers, dip their fries, and analyze the 2016 John Lee Hancock directed film The Founder starring Michael Keaton.

The boys are back in town. Dave, Steve, and our once frequent guest turned new co-host Zach will be continuing the series we started six months ago! We restart by covering Steve Jobs the 2015 film directed by Danny Boyle.

This starts a new mini series, where the boys analyze the world of Corporate Biopics. In this episode, we discuss David Fincher's 2010 film The Social Network.

In this episode, the boy finish their nostalgic mini series with David Kellogg's 1999 Disney film Inspector Gadget.