Kevin Hoskinson
The Spliced Reel Podcast
A podcast where we discuss film and television, from recent releases to nostalgia trips. We approach each topic with love and care and from a nerdy point of view.
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Kevin Hoskinson
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Latest episode
Mar 19, 2026
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Episodes
Popcorn & Winners: The Oscars In Review 19.03.2026 1:04:55
In this episode, Kevin and returning guest Bryan conclude their Oscar conversation that they started last week. Following up on the predictions, they talk about the winners and how they felt about the 98th Annual Academy Award show. It's a good time!
Popcorn and Predictions: One Battle After Another vs. Sinners 12.03.2026 52:56
On this episode of The Spliced Reel Podcast, Kevin is joined by Bryan and they discuss Sinners and One Battle After Another. They talk about what they will win at the 98th annual Academy Awards and which film will come out on top. It's not a competition but it's a fun conversation. Then they talk about the new Disney/Pixar film Hoppers and Academy Award nominee Sirat.
What's Your Favorite Scary Movie? (Perspectives On Scream 1-7) 05.03.2026 1:33:55
As teenagers in the late 1900's, Kevin and his guest Serina watched as a new horror icon was born with 1996's Scream. Having witnessed the ups and downs, they get together in this episode to chat about Scream 7 and the franchise as a whole. Join them as they reminisce about the films and what they have meant to them over the past 30 years.
A Nolan Retrospective (The First Splice) 25.02.2026 1:26:22
On the premier episode of The Spliced Reel Podcast, Kevin is joined by Bryan and Christian and they splice together the filmography of Christopher Nolan. Leading up to the release of The Odyssey this summer, they break down their favorite films of his and talk about Nolan's pop culture influence.
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