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Get Your Popcorn
by Holly Holiday
"Get Your Popcorn" - A Captivating Podcast that Explores the Intersections of Entertainment, Culture, and SocietyIn a world where the silver screen captivates our imaginations, "Get Your Popcorn" invites you to delve deeper into the realm of entertainment. This witty and thought-provoking podcast takes you on a journey to uncover the hidden narratives, cultural implications, and societal impact of the movies, TV shows, and media that shape our collective experience.Crafted for the curious and the cinephile, each episode serves up a delectable blend of insightful analysis, engaging discussion
Episodes
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Scooby Doo and the Ghoul School (1988): It's a monster mash
A monster mash mini episode! Get your backpack and pencils because this week we are headed back to school.... Scooby Doo and the Ghoul School is a 1988 made for television movie that is far weirder than I remembered before my rewatch. There is no actual mystery to this, just progressively bizarre...
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Goodfellas (1991): F*ck you, Pay me!
As far back as I can remember I always wanted to cover Goodfellas! This week Zach returns to help me close out our Summer of Scorsese with the 1991 crime epic. A film cemented in pop culture and is arguably the greatest gangster film of all time. Ray Liotta brings to life the true story of Henry...
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Killers of the Flower Moon (2023): Blood for Oil
This week, Killers of the Flower Moon. A four hour epic masterpiece deserves two parts and one fully dedicated to the plot itself. This is the true story of the terrible crimes committed against the Osage Nation in the 1920s. A truly incredible work of art from Martin Scorsese. Please take care...
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Killers of the Flower Moon (2023): A making of
This week, a primer for Killers of the Flower Moon. A four hour epic masterpiece deserves two parts and one fully dedicated to the plot itself. So tune in for pre-production, filming and public reactions to the film and next week we will deep dive the plot. Please take care when listening, there…
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The Wolf of Wall Street (2013): Absolutely F*cking Not!
The reason for the post today, John, is I heard a podcast and it is perhaps the best thing I’ve listened to in the last six months…. Drake is back this week for The Wolf of Wall Street! Released in 2013 it tells the true story of Jordan Belfort and his pursuit of sex, drugs and a “fuck ton” of...
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The Aviator (2004): The Way of the Future
Podcasts are cheap in this town, darlin', and I got a lot of money. I am back this week with The Aviator! Martin Scorsese's 2004 film on the life of legendary Director Howard Hughes. It covers his highs and lows across 30 years of his life. Cameos from all your favourite stars posing as other...
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The Departed (2006): Don't laugh! This ain't Reality TV!
Get out from behind those lace curtains because this week we are covering The Departed. Zach joins me to deep dive what we both consider to be Scorsese’s best film. Everything about this film works to pull you in, chew you up and spit you out. So make sure you tune in…maybe, maybe not, maybe go...
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JAWS (1975): Father's Day special
To celebrate Father's Day & the 51st anniversary of the film itself, I am re-releasing last years episode covering JAWS! Take a bite out of this week's episode on JAWS! We are joined again this week by guest my dad Michael Moroz. Together we unpack this 1975 horror classic, the first ever summer...
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Schindler's List (1993): Lasting impact
This week I am joined again by Writer/Director Andrew Koltuniuk to discuss Schindler’s List. An adaptation of the real story of Oscar Schindler. A German man who begins as a Nazi member and turns to active resistance against The Final Solution. This ground breaking film brings to life the horrors...
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Ghostbusters (1984): Who you gonna call?
This week, Brian returns to the show to bust some ghosts. We deep dive Ghostbusters the supernatural comedy that proved slime, sarcasm, and proton packs are a perfect mix. We chat Bill Murray’s effortless cool, why this film is an absolute must for halloween and of course hot Sigourney Weaver is...
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Jerry Maguire (1996): Is it a buddy comedy?
Show me the EPISODE!!! This week Craig joins me to deep dive the 90's classic, Jerry Maguire. Released 30 years ago this film is endlessly quotable and was even more fun than I remember. This is a great example of a genre of film that has really dropped off in the last decade that has left a…
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Se7en (1995): The film you saw way to early
This week I am joined by Drake from The First Watch Podcast to deep dive Se7en. David Fincher’s 1995 film about a series of murders, all with the same deadly sin calling card. This is truly a disturbing psychological thriller that has grown to be one of the most quotable films of all time. Join…
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000): Holly tries the martial arts genre
Float into this week’s episode as we dive into Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon with The Martial Arts Film Freak, Tristian. We discuss gravity defying fights, forbidden love, and why flying across bamboo trees somehow feels more real than most action movies. From Michelle Yeoh’s elegance to Zhang...
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Gone with the Wind Part 2 (1939): I don’t give a damn
This week, the final entry in our series on Gone with the Wind. Released in 1939 and starring the iconic Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable, This film weaves a complex tapestry of survival set against the backdrop of the American Civil War. Join me as I explore Scarlett O’Hara, a character often hailed...
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Gone with the Wind, Part 1 (1939): Confederate fanfic
This week, the next entry in our series on Gone with the Wind. Released in 1939 and starring the iconic Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable, This film weaves a complex tapestry of survival set against the backdrop of the American Civil War. Join me as I explore Scarlett O’Hara, a character often hailed…
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The making of Gone with the Wind: How did this get made?
This week, we start our 3 part series on Gone with the Wind. Released in 1939 and starring the iconic Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable, This film weaves a complex tapestry of survival set against the backdrop of the American Civil War. Join me as I explore Scarlett O’Hara, a character often hailed as…
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Casablanca
Harry Marks returns this week for Casablanca, often considered to be on of the best films ever made. We follow star-crossed lovers Rick and Ilsa as they race against the clock to escape Casablanca and Nazi interference. The themes of this film ring true today as much as they did in 1942, making...
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Mutiny on the Bounty (1935)
Mr Christian this week we are covering the 1935 version of Mutiny on the Bounty. Starring Clark Gable (the time moustache-less unfortunately) and Charles Laughton, they take to the high seas in search of breadfruit in the paradise of Tahiti. Cruelty and tyranny will rear their ugly heads,...
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Almost Famous
What do I love about Almost Famous? For starters…everything. Join me and the rest of the Band-Aids this week as we deep dive my favourite coming of age film. This cult classic follows William as he tours the country with Stillwater trying to write for Rolling Stone magazine about the wanna-be…
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True Romance
This week, we’re diving headfirst into the wild, romantic chaos of True Romance, a film where love hits like a bullet and burns just as bright. Written by Quentin Tarantino and directed by Tony Scott, it’s a whirlwind of comic-book dreams, brutal violence, and one unforgettable love story. We...
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Silver Linings Playbook
In this week’s episode Silver Linings Playbook. A beautiful story about healing, and the power of human connection. The film’s brave and honest depiction of characters navigating mental illness, brought to life by the incredible talents of Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence. It doesn’t shy away...
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Sleeping Beauty
Make it pink 🩷 No! Make it blue! 🩵 No! I know, make it an episode where we deep dive Disney’s Sleeping Beauty. The film’s stunning animation and excellent voice work put it miles ahead of contemporary works in this genre. In my opinion one of the most beautiful films ever made and technically...
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"Wuthering Heights"
Will you follow me like a dog to the end of the earth this week? I am deep diving into “Wuthering Heights” , the new interpretation from Director Emerald Fennell. This colourful, creative and melodramatic film is much more inspired by the novel than a direct adaptation. Is that a bad thing…
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One Cut of the Dead
What's that? Well it's the man behind The Bitterwolf! Isaiah joins me today to discuss One Cut of the Dead. An independent Horror/Comedy that is full of inside baseball references on film making and an inventive plot twist. We also dive head first into why we both love the horror and what drew us...
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The Princess Bride
Inconceivable! This week, The Princess Bride. Rob Reiner’s classic film full of action, adventure, pirates, giants, sword fights and yes even a little kissing. A staple of my childhood that has grown more beloved over time: its sincere embrace of love and friendship, its playful deconstruction of...
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Inglourious Basterds (Re-Release)
This week Inglourious Basterds, A year ago I released this episode. A historical fiction film that despite its reimagining elements convey the very dark truth of fascism, its victims, villains and the people who chose to stay silent for their own comfort. You'll hear me talking about what was the...
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One Battle After Another
It’s all ocean waves this week because Brian returns for One Battle After Another. We unpack the film’s urgent political and cultural themes, drawing clear parallels between its story and what’s happening in America right now. The cycles of division powdered by racism and control that lead to...
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Heat
This week I get all the way up in Michael Mann’s 1995 crime epic Heat. I am joined by Drew, aka Mr. Movie Guy from TikTok. We break down the legendary performances from Al Pacino and Robert De Niro, and why their shared scenes have become some of the most iconic moments in film history. We also...
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Wicked: For Good
Kicking off Season 2 with Wicked: For Good. Returning to oz with us is Blake, isn’t it WONDERFUL?! 💚🩷 A fellow theatre kid to help me unpack this one. We had sky-high expectations going into the film. We deep how the film stacks up against the beloved stage musical, what translated beautifully,...
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The Sound of Music (Re-Release)
Last night I saw a 60th anniversary screening of The Sound of Music. In the spirit of that I thought I'd re-release an early episode of the podcast where I covered it. Happy Holidays everyone! The hills are alive with the Sound of Music this week! Journey back to the Austrian Alps with us as we...
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The Muppet Christmas Carol
This week, we’re getting festive with a deep dive into The Muppet Christmas Carol, joined by returning guest Mike Moroz. We talk about the pure fun of the Muppets, their sharp and timeless humour, and the powerful nostalgia that makes this version so beloved. Beyond the jokes and songs, there is…
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It's a Wonderful Life
This week, I revisit the magic and meaning of It’s a Wonderful Life with returning guest and classic film historian Harry Marks. Together, we dig into the film’s fascinating production history, its rocky journey to becoming a beloved holiday staple, and why its message feels just as relevant…
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Rocky
Adrian! This week I am joined by Christian and we chat about his all time favourite movie Rocky. We deep dive the story of Rocky Balboa, the small-time Philadelphia boxer who gets an unexpected shot at the heavyweight title, and why this underdog tale still hits just as hard today. We unpack the...
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Pocahontas
TW: colonialism, violence against Indigenous Peoples, racism, historical rewriting, exploitation of marginalized communities and cultural erasure. Please listen with care.This week I dive into Disney’s 1995 animated film Pocahontas, a controversial entry in the Disney canon. The movie reimagines...
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You talking to me? Interview with Wes King
Wes joins me this week to dance through life and talk about our favourite films. We discuss everything from classic movies, to recent releases, the impact of iconic directors, the significance of the Academy Awards, and our love for musical theatre. We also both share our go to fun facts to use…
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You talking to me? Interview with PHZ-Sicks
Today I am joined by rapper and creator PHZ-Sicks! Together we dive into the intersections of politics, racism, feminism, film, art, and music. We unpack the fallacy of the American Dream, exploring how systemic inequalities are woven into the fabric of western culture. And how artists like...
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Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival
Hey guys! Thought I should let you know about a cool event coming up, the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival! Taking place in Vancouver November 12th to 18th and then online November 19th to December 14th. Get your tickets now at https://vimff.org/
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Dracula (1992)
I've crossed oceans of time to bring you today's episode. Bram Stoker's Dracula, an over the top fever dream (or gothic nightmare) of a film. Gary Oldman is the greatest on screen version of Dracula in this haunting performance. With incredible costumes, practical effects and supporting...
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Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
Mike Moroz returns for a nostalgic episode, we dust off Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein. This 1948 film was originally panned by critics but we both agree it is a timeless classic. It is perfect blend of comedy and classic horror has stood the test of time. Plus, we share the joy (and...
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Cure
Marley joins me this week and we dive head first into the twisted world of Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s Cure. This 1997 masterpiece follows detective Kenichi Takabe as he descends into madness trying to understand a series of brutal murders where X marks the spot. Thank you again Marley for joining me and...
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The Substance
Have you ever dreamt of a better version of yourself? Younger, more beautiful, more perfect? Blake joins me this week to dissect the 2024 body horror The Substance. Demi Moore Elizabeth Sparkle jumps head first into her own downfall by creating Sue. This film is a commentary on the beauty…
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Dracula (1931)
Children of the night...welcome to this weeks episode. Together lets deep dive 1931's Dracula, and the birth of the Universal monster universe. This iteration of Dracula is so deeply immeshed into our culture that even if you haven't seen the film every frame will feel familiar. This motion…
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Sinners
KT joins me to dance with the devil this week, together we deep dive Ryan Coogler’s cinematic masterpiece Sinners. This isn't your average vampire musical; it challenges viewers to confront uncomfortable truths about identity, racism, and cultural appropriation. The core take away from this film…
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Scooby Doo (2002)
Ruh-Roh! Emma of the impact joins me this week to solve the mystery of Scooby Doo. This 2002 millennial classic takes us to Spooky Island where the gang must figure out what is behind the strange behaviour of the kids who visit there. So grab your Scooby Snacks and you have to do is to come out...
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You talking to me? Interview with JR from Screened and Scored
JR joins me today for a bonus episode. He is one of my favourite creators. I came across him on my FYP a few months ago and I’ve been hooked on his content ever since. If you are looking for deeply insightful commentary on recent films, retroactive reviews and social issues, JR is your guy to...
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House on Haunted Hill (1959)
Bryan from Mometu joins me today for food, drink and ghosts and perhaps even a few murders. We are deep diving House on Haunted Hill, isn't that amusing? It is a classic B-Horror movie featuring the legendary Vincent Price. He hosts a party offering his guest $10,000 if they stay the night....and...
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Vancouver International Film Festival Sneak Peaks!
The Vancouver International Film Festival is happening October 2nd-12th. I have the privilege this year of attending as press! With 170 different title screening this is an event you dont want to miss! Listen for whats to come! Get tickets at: https://viff.org/ Follow along their social media...
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Oogie Boogie Bash with Adam and Emilie
Kicking off Spooky Season here at Get Your Popcorn! No better way to do it than with my fellow Dis-nerds Adam and Emilie. The three of us had an Oogie Boogie Bash of a time discussing all things Disney, tune in for some hard core Disney adulting. Also my microphone had problems during recording…
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Letting Go of Jack
Writer/Director Andrew Koltuniuk joins me today to discuss his new film "Letting Go of Jack." This coming of age, road trip film follows Brandon on route to Colorado in his old Ford Broncho when a break down leads him to meeting Amber who joins him for the journey. It is available on Amazon Prime...
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The Color Purple (1985)
Ending our Summer of Spielberg with a film that I feel he was the wrong director for. TW: This episode is a heavy one guys. The Color Purple is the 1985 film adaption of Alice Walkers novel of the same name. It deals with topics of child sexual abuse, incest, and spousal abuse. Steven Spielberg a...
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"Get Your Popcorn" - A Captivating Podcast that Explores the Intersections of Entertainment, Culture, and SocietyIn a world where the silver screen captivates our imaginations, "Get Your Popcorn" invites you to delve deeper into the realm of entertainment. This witty and thought-provoking podcast takes you on a journey to uncover the hidden narratives, cultural implications, and societal impact of the movies, TV shows, and media that shape our collective experience.Crafted for the curious and the cinephile, each episode serves up a delectable blend of insightful analysis, engaging discussion
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