Popcorn People Podcast

Ricky and Dom are back sharing their thoughts on the latest films and TV shows. From You Can See Everything to Ink to Wicker and more. What should you check out? What should you skip? The guys break it all down for you. 

Ricky and Dom are back with another episode of the Popcorn People Podcast, breaking down and reviewing three movies they saw at the 2026 Nashville Film Festival: I Play Rocky, Tender Loving Care, and Being Heumann.

Welcome back to the Popcorn People Podcast with Ricky and Dom! 🍿🎬 In this episode, Ricky and Dom review three movies they saw at the Nashville Film Festival: Where the Hell Is Anna? , Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother , and Love of Your Life . We break down what worked, what didn't, the performances, story, standout moments, and our overall thoughts on each film. Whether you're looking...

Ricky and Dom are back with the latest episode of the Popcorn People Podcast. This week’s episode features the guys talking about an onslaught of movies and TV shows they saw in theaters or streaming. 

Dom and Ricky are back sharing their thoughts on the brand new horror movie Buddy. Along with that several other movies that hit theaters. What did the duo of the Popcorn Podcast like? Tune in and hear their thoughts. 

Ricky and Dom are back reviewing two independent movies Dark Hollow and Idiots. These two polar opposite movies are available to check out in select theaters and/or VOD. We let you know if they are worth checking out. 

Dom and Ricky are back sharing their thoughts on two movies that hit theaters. First, Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor-led The End of the Oak Street. Second, Matthew McConaughey returns to theaters for the first time in six years in The Rivals of Amziah King. Both films are getting rave reviews from critics, but does the Popcorn Podcast duo like it? Tune in and hear their thoughts. 

Dom and Ricky are back with another episode of the Popcorn People Podcast. In this episode they review the latest from Eli Roth, Ice Cream Man and Matt Johnson’s biographical film about Anthony Bourdain, Tony. Both films hit theaters on Friday, and we let you know if it’s worth checking out. 

Dom and Ricky have returned from a small break to review the biggest movie of the summer, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. Is the film worthy of all the praise? The guys share their thoughts on the movie and some of the recent movies they enjoyed. 

Dom and Ricky are back sharing their thoughts on the latest from Steven Spielberg, Disclosure Day. They also talk about the Knicks winning and the celebrity reactions, the World Cup and more. Also share the latest films and shows they’ve watched that you need to watch.

In the latest episode of the Popcorn People Podcast, Dom and Ricky talk about the interview/junket market, Scary Movie 6 and plenty other films and shows that they have recently watched. Drop in and say what’s upppppppppppppppp.

Dom and Ricky are back to share their thoughts on the latest movies and TV shows they have watched. From the popular series Nemesis to The Boys finale to I Love Boosters, the duo break down everything you should or shouldn’t watch. 

Dom and Ricky are back sharing their thoughts on the Jafar Jackson-led Michael. The controversial film has had critics thrashing while audiences have loved. Where does the duo fall in line with the film? They review the big film and whether or not you should see it. 

Dom and Ricky are back sharing their thoughts on the latest movies and TV shows. From the latest in the world of Mario, The Drama, Forbidden Fruits and more. 

Dom and Ricky are back diving into the world of Maggie Gyllenhaal’s mind of The Bride. Do the guys think that it was on the bad side like the critics and audiences? Or are they on the opposite side of the fence? 

Dom and Ricky are back sharing their thoughts on the latest movies and shows they have watched. They breakdown the BAFTA situation, thoughts on the latest stand-up specials from Katt Williams, Mike Epps, and Taylor Tomlinson. Plus they offer thoughts on a few television shows worthy of watching. 

Dom and Ricky are back after a brief hiatus. The duo is here to share their thoughts on Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi’s turn in Wuthering Heights, brief thoughts on Crime 101, and what’s ahead in theaters throughout the month of February. 

Dom and Ricky are back with another episode of the Popcorn People Podcast. This week, the duo discuss 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, the funny Druski Mega Church Skit and more. 

Dom and Ricky are back fresh off the Critics Choice Awards. From an interesting time at the Comedy Store to Critics Choice Pre-show party and of course the big show itself. Hear them break down all the events from the big weekend. 

Dom and Ricky are back sharing their thoughts on the latest movies and shows they have watched. On this week’s episode, they break down the latest from Paul Feig in The Housemaid, Dave Chappelle’s newest Netflix special, and the latest from SpongeBob SquarePants. 

Dom and Ricky are back breaking down one of the biggest movies of December, Avatar: Fire and Ash. Does James Cameron do it again? Or are the guys overseeing the blue people? They break down their thoughts on the big blockbuster. 

Ricky and Dom are back sharing their thoughts on the big news of the week: Netflix buying Warner Bros. Following up on that, the duo share their thoughts on the Critics Choice nominations that were announced and which of their picks didn't make the cut.

Ricky and Dom are back sharing their thoughts on one of the most talked about films of the fall, Marty Supreme. The Josh Safdie and Timothée Chalamet project hits theaters this Christmas, and the guys share their thoughts on the film along with what films they are excited for in December.

Dom and Ricky are back sharing their thoughts on the latest group of movies they saw in theaters. First up, Bradley Cooper's latest starring Will Arnett and Laura Dern, Is This Thing On? Followed by Brendan Fraser's latest Rental Family and ending it with Wicked For Good.

Dom and Ricky are back to talk about the latest movies and shows they have watched. A massive slate is here with The Running Man, Eternity, and our thoughts on Little Debbie Cakes. Also a few footnotes on the latest shows they've watched.