https://paa.ge/popcornhour/enThis week on The Popcorn Hour, Matt and James unmask one of the most iconic dystopian thrillers of the 2000s — V for Vendetta. Nearly two decades after its release, the film’s mix of political rebellion, emotional depth, and striking visuals still feels as bold and relevant as ever. The conversation dives into the movie’s layered themes of control, revolution, and identity, along with Hugo Weaving’s unforgettable performance behind the mask and Natalie Portman’s

Send us a text We're back for Halloween! And this year, we've assigned each other some horror favorites to watch for the first time! Join us as we discuss John Carpenter's The Thing, and Mike Flanagan's Gerald's Game and Oculus. The Thing (1982) is available Peacock. Gerald's Game (2017) is available on Netflix Oculus (2013) is available on Prime Video. Time Stamps: 14:23 - The Thing 54:35 - Gerald's Game 1:19:55 - Oculus Mentioned Links: Special t...

So close to the end, yet so far away from the good Hellraiser  films. Today we diving into Hellraiser: Revelations the notorious ninth entry in the Hellraiser franchise. Rushed into production and missing Doug Bradley as Pinhead, this installment is often cited as the series' low point. We unpack the troubled backstory, the budget constraints, and why this film was made at all. Is there any redemption to be found here? Tune in as we explore the puzzle box that probably should've stayed

This week we dive into a special Marvel Halloween movie from 2016 - Hulk: Where Monsters Dwell! We’ll explore how Marvel and Disney made this Halloween monster movie, the amazing Marvel talents involved in the production, and we’ll explore whether the Hulk is the most BANKABLE star of the home video market! We’ll take you into the history of Marvel Monsters, from horror comics of the 50’s, to the monsters of Atlas Comics, the proto-Marvel Age, through to the Bronze Age revival of the undead! Plus,

This week we dive into a special Marvel Halloween movie from 2016 - Hulk: Where Monsters Dwell! We’ll explore how Marvel and Disney made this Halloween monster movie, the amazing Marvel talents involved in the production, and we’ll explore whether the Hulk is the most BANKABLE star of the home video market! We’ll take you into the history of Marvel Monsters, from horror comics of the 50’s, to the monsters of Atlas Comics, the proto-Marvel Age, through to the Bronze Age revival of the undead! Plus,

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The guys sit down for a spooky walk down some of horror’s best openings and endings of all time.

This week saw a blessed lack of major vulnerabilities, but there was plenty of other news to dig into. We discuss the fallout from the AWS outage (0:36), the conclusions from the latest Cyberspace Solarium Commission report (4:37), and the effects of CISA's shakeup on the private sector (14:07), and the continued effects of the F5 incident (21:21). Finally, we have some extremely important updates on whether Dennis has a dog yet and a WILD story about woodland creatures in Lindsey's house tha...

This week on The Nitty Gritty we tackle WCW's low rated PPV New Blood Rising from 2000. Chad and Leonard go over the card as it was and then proceed to rebook it to make it better using the roster as it was from that period.Do we keep the gimmick matches such as Judy Bagwell on a Pole? Who should Booker T have faced for the World Title. Were there any wrestlers who weren't used that should have appeared. We cover all this and more!Let us know your thoughts and comment however you wish. Please

After the long haul of the fall festival cycle, festival season has finally come to a close and we’re here to round up our experiences at each of the most recent fests that our team has attended including New York Film Festival, Chicago International Film Festival, and Philadelphia Film Festival. From the midwest to the Northeast Corridor, we recap all the movies we saw during this fall season. Subscribe: The Rolling Tape Patreon Listen Here: Spotify Apple Podcasts All Listening Platforms Fol...

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MR. SCORSESE SERIES REVIEW Martin Scorsese has been one of our most acclaimed filmmakers for so long, that it’s easy to forget his reputation and career weren’t always as secure as they are now. Scorsese has been the subject of many articles, books, and documentaries before, so it’s hard to imagine anything that hasn’t been […]

Ben and Matt reminisce about virtual pets, snow days, and first days at new schools. All this while diving into 3 new brain twisting mysteries with the Safety Patrol duo to end them all. Things heighten even more with multiple pets' lives in danger, and a few characters' dark pasts finally being revealed! Join us and chime in with your thoughts on favorite procedural TV show

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HALLOWEEN RE-RELEASE! NOSFERATU!BLOCKBUSTER BUFFSSeason 3: The Boys Go Monster MashingEpisode 41 – NIGHTLY NIBBLESHosts: Matt and JoeMovie: Nosferatu 2024This week, Matt and Joe sink their teeth into the eerie and irreverent world of Nosferatu 2024. In this tongue-in-cheek update of the vampire classic, our hosts serve up a hearty helping of biting humor, modern twists, and a generous dose of retro horror vibes. Will this reimagined undead tale leave you craving more, or is it just a nibble too

Find the 9 Points Rating System Here: https://www.alostplot.com/9-points/ Find the Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl review here: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/maverick51411/episodes/2025-10-24T08_50_30-07_00 In this episode of the Lost Plot Podcast, hosts Maverick and Andrew delve into the beloved film 'Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.' In this conversation, Andrew and Maverick delve into the complexities of character dynamics and moral

This is it. The one we've been building to since the very first episode of VGMP (seriously, I'm fairly certain Jamie went on a rant about this movie in that very first episode). The one Jamie has been dreading. The final instalment in Paul W.S. Anderson's Resident Evil series. Jamie considers The Final Chapter to be one of the worst movies he has ever seen, will the passage of time have softened his opinion or will he hate it just as much? And what will Rory make of this franchise ender? Listen to

This episode, we suit up and dive in to explore the depths of Jaws III! Does this sequel still have a powerful bite or does it just go belly up? Put on your 3-D headphones and enjoy a funny conversation!

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