Pop Culture Reflections

In this variety episode, I have a few stories of pop culture in my life. Including, the glorious video store experiences, collecting records and toys, the power of nostalgia and Nirvana’s Nevermind. I also highlight a few great podcasts and some of their recent episodes. Check out the network at https://www.yourunpodcast.com/ Email the show @ popreflectionspod@gmail.com ///

Let’s go crazy! Let’s get nuts! Let’s talk about the album and the movie, Purple Rain! Celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2024, this film and album have left an indelible impression on many. I have love for the album and much other feelings, or lack of, for the film. I talk about them both on this episode. Check out the network at https://www.yourunpodcast.com/ Email the show @ popreflectionspod@...

In this episode, I talk about awesome characters from 90’s television. I cover everything from animated to sketch comedy, tv dad’s to professional characters. Throw on your nylon shirts, phat pants, studded belt and your platform shoes and check it out! /// Check out the network at https://www.yourunpodcast.com/ Email the show @ popreflectionspod@gmail.com ///

“Phony Beatlemania has bitten the dust” In this episode, I talk about arguably one of the greatest albums ever recorded by the only band that matters, The Clash, and their masterpiece London Calling (1979).

In this episode, I talk about my 15 favorite pop culture icons of the 1980s. My list includes recording artists, toys, collectibles, movie stars, characters and more. What’s your favorite Icons of the 80s? I also talk briefly about meeting a legendary wrestler, the movie Night Swim and my interaction with other great folks.

“Barbie doesn’t have bruises.” In this episode, I talk about the 1986 biographical film Sid and Nancy from director Alex Cox. Additionally, I go over a few recent happenings in the entertainment world.

It’s time to Rumble, it’s time for the Royal Rumble! It’s January, and that means it’s Royal Rumble month for those of us wrestling fans. I talk about the events history, it’s evolution and I breakdown my favorite events and moments. Additionally, I list some other folks favorites and much more. Check out the network at https://www.yourunpodcast.com/ Email the show @ popreflectionspod@gmail.com //...

In this episode, I talk about one of my favorite movies of all time, The Lost Boys. Additionally, I list my 2023 Pop Culture Highlights and discuss the new network. Check out the network at https://www.yourunpodcast.com/ and featured in this episode, give Night Terror Studio a look at https://www.etsy.com/shop/NightTerrorStudio

In this Christmas-y episode, I reflect on the wild sequel to Silent Night, Deadly Night and a Christmas episode of the Tales from the Crypt television anthology series. Merry Garbage Day!

I’m back to my favorite topic, horror movies! In this episode, I discuss my top 5 favorite horror sequels, but more specifically, the first sequel, the OG sequel, the Part 2’s in horror films. I also highlight a few other podcasts and accounts favorites as well.

In this episode, I discuss two wild, “what were people thinking”, pieces of 90s pop culture including a cringe song that was a huge hit and a television series finale for the ages. Also, I hit on some recent topics like the return of CM Punk to WWE and the film Five Nights at Freddy’s.

It’s the Thanksgiving Night (Eve, month, never-mind) Tradition! It’s the Survivor Series!!!! In this episode, I talk about the good, the bad and the interesting in the WWF (WWE) Thanksgiving time Pay-Per-View from 1987-1994.

This episode is dedicated to one of the most underrated film actors of his generation, the multi-talented, Mark Wahlberg. I discuss my thoughts on some of his key film performances and how he stands up against his peers.

In this episode, I rant and rave about what I love, and don’t love, about the films Halloween 4 and Saw X.

I watched this movie called Skinamarink, I took notes, I had feelings, many feelings. Join me as I breakdown this 2022 minimalistic horror gem.

What’s horror movie without a final girl? Well, it’s not a horror movie, of course. The final girl is as pivotal to the plot as the big baddie themselves. In this episode, I rank my favorite horror movie final girls.

In this episode, I (sorta) Trash Rotten Tomatoes in defense of the best worst movie. In the main topic, I do a double shot this time as I discuss my thoughts on a Horror classic, but not a favorite, and my recent rewatch of a late 90s not-so classic. It’s October and horror is fun!

On this episode, I discuss the scariest wrestling match of all time, The Chamber of Horrors! I also go through the rest of the card on that show and have laugh or two at it’s expense. Additionally, I introduce a new segment to the show where I’m Trashin’ Rotten Tomatoes.

It’s the 50th Anniversary of the release of the scariest film ever made, The Exorcist. I’ve had the opportunity to rewatch this classic in the theatre, the way it was meant to be seen, and now I can’t wait to give you my takeaways.

Love it or hate it, David Gordon Green’s Halloween trilogy made an impact. There’s been a lot of backlash on the way this trilogy ended but have you ever considered the sum of its parts? In this episode I’ll delve into the good, the bad and the ugly.

Arn Anderson was the Best of the 4 Horsemen. In this episode, I discuss and defend my opinion that Arn was the best of the legendary group and a better worker than, well, you know who.

Today on this mini episode, I provide a disclaimer when it comes to posing opinions and ask for feedback on Top 80s Icons.

I know this guy named Robbie and he stirred it up. He brought up the podcast. I reflected and wasn’t happy with the direction I went in and how long it’s been. So, it’s time to refocus and it’s time to set out on the path I intended. Time to freestyle this pop culture stuff. Time to move forward.

It’s December and the holiday season is here and that means it’s time to talk about Christmas movies from the 1980s and 90s. On this episode, I’ll discuss my Top 10 Awesome List. We’ll also look at This Week in Pop Culture History as well as What’s Up on Twitter and my friends thoughts on favorite Christmas movies of the 80s and 90s. What’s your favorites?

In the second installment of Iconic Toys, I discuss the Tickle Me Elmo doll and the shopper craze and chaos that ensued upon its release in 1996.