PODCORN & A MOVIE

The boys find that 'telling the truth is a bad thing' as they dive into the infamous 1987 flopper Ishtar. Written and directed by Elaine May.

The boys begin a new mini-series entitled Box Office Flops by covering the 1983 Sci-Fi fever dream Krull.

The Podcorn boys take you back to December 2025 in this previously recorded but unreleased double feature cover of Mad God (2021) and MouseHunt (1997).

The boys conclude their miniseries with a breakdown of the 2014 Liam Neeson flick Non-Stop! Directed by Jaume Collet-Serra whose name we most likely mispronounced.

The boys breakdown the featured film of this mini-series, Snakes on a Plane starring Samuel L. Jackson and Kenan Thompson.

Where's my daughter!? Sean Bean doesn't die and Jodie Foster cries in this breakdown of the 2005 somber airplane flick Flightplan!

The boys catch the Red Eye flight to thriller land as they cover the Wes Craven directed film starring Rachel McAdams and Cillian Murphy!

"Get off my plane!" The boys desperately try to trick AI and stay on track as they cover the 1997 thrilling plane flick 'Air Force One.'

Welcome to Con-Air. The boys struggle to get the bunny back in the box as they breakdown the 1997 iconic film in which the poster features 3 marvelous actors whose images do not appear under their names.

The podcorn boys continue their new mini-series with a breakdown of the Kurt Russel led thriller Executive Decision. Also starring B.D. Wong, Oliver Platt, and kind of Halle Berry.

"Surely you must be joking?" We're not and don't call us Shirley. The boys continue their ascension into the clouds by covering the 1980 comedy classic Airplane!

The boys begin their new mini-series Stakes on a Plane with the coverage of the 1970 staple Airport!

Join the boys as they hand out awards for the 2025 slate of movies we covered.

It's a new year which means a new Jack Frost watch-along with the Podcorn boys. This year join the boys as they discover the delicacy of cooking with anti-freeze. It's the breakdown of the 1997 film Jack Frost directed by Michael Cooney!

The boys experience an elevated pulse while discussing the early internet days and Japanese horror. This episode we cover the 2001 Kiyoshi Kurosawa film Pulse!

The boys spiral into madness as they discuss Billy Zane, Lovecraft, and swallowing car keys in their breakdown of the 1994 John Carpenter movie In the mouth of madness starring Sam Neil!

Sucking em' dry, that's how! The boys raise hell as they continue their annual Halloween mini-series by covering Clive Barkers 1987 directorial debut film Hellraiser.

Don't let a naked American man steal your balloons. Things get hairy as the boys cover the 1981 film An American Werewolf in London starring David Naughton and a decaying Griffin Dunne.

Color us speechless... The boys battle through multiple technical difficulties and the purpose behind Pavlo's gingivitis as they desperately attempt to unravel Dario Argento's influential 1977 giallo film Suspiria!

The boys get their fright on early, as we commence our 5th Annual Halloween mini-series by covering the 1974 Tobe Hooper directed film The Texas Chainsaw Massacre!

The boys conclude their Jurassic Summer mini-series by diving into the 2025 film Jurassic World: Rebirth. Directed by Gareth Edwards and starring Scarlett Johansson and Mahershala Ali!

You never had control, that was the illusion! The boys struggle to get through the Jurassic World trilogy that includes Jurassic World (2015), Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018) and last and certainly least Jurassic World: Dominion from (2022).

The boys talk Fantastic Four: First steps and their admiration of Michael Jeter in an attempt to cover the 2001 franchise installation Jurassic Park 3 directed by Joe Johnston.

Don't go into the long grass! The boys get lost while determining if Roland and Ajay were lovers in the this 1997 dino-sequel The Lost World: Jurassic Park!

The boys start a new miniseries Jurassic Summer, as they tackle the franchise started by the universally loved 1993 film Jurassic Park, directed by the legendary Steven Spielberg!

The boys conclude their exploration of Movies about Movies by covering the 2022 Damien Chazelle epic Babylon.

The boys talk psychology and the ramifications of being force fed life lessons through a magical space bear from a fabricated television show in this new addition to the Movies about Movies miniseries. It's the 2017 flick Brigsby Bear starring Kyle Mooney.

The podcorn boys are just dudes talking about dudes disguised as other dudes as they dive into the 2008 parody Tropic Thunder starring Ben Stiller, Jack Black, Robert Downey Jr. and more.

Nosferatu! The boys talk vampires and try to stay on topic as they cover the under the radar 2000 flick, Shadow of the vampire starring John Malkovich and Willem Dafoe.

"Never give up, never surrender." The boys talk television and go on several random tangents as they breakdown another entry in the movies about movies miniseries... The 1999 movie about television Galaxy Quest, starring Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman, Tony Shalhoub, and Sam Rockwell.

The boys laugh their way through this breakdown of the 1999 hidden gem Bowfinger directed by famous puppeteer Frank Oz, and starring comedy legends Steve Martin and Eddie Murphy.

The boys swap set stories and talk low budget films while covering the 1995 film Living in Oblivion. Starring Steve Buscemi and Catherine Keener

This ain't Hollywood, it's Ed Wood. The boys evaluate the 1994 Tim Burton movie starring Johnny Depp as Edward D. Wood Jr., who was famously referred to as "The worst director ever."

The boys are back to talk movies about movies. This episode we're covering the 1992 Robert Altman picture The Player, starring Tim Robbins.... not to be confused with Tim Robinson.

The boys talk reality tv, mockumentaries, and the Ettinaur 226XL as they breakdown Albert Brooks' directorial debut film Real Life.

The boys continue their dive into Movies about Movies by covering the 1950 classic Sunset Boulevard. Listen in as we discover the reoccurring themes in the miniseries are either gorillas or Gone with the wind.

The boys begin a new mini-series titled Movies about Movies by covering the 1937 hidden gem "Stand-in" starring Leslie Howard, Joan Blondell, and Humphrey Bogart!

The boys start the new year off in frosty fashion as we do a watch along to the 1998 film starring Michael Keaton. Stay tuned til the end to hear the announcement of our next mini-series!

The boys cap off 2024 with The Family Man starring Nic Cage! This completes our Merry Little Miniseries, Happy New Year everyone!

Bah humbug! The boys talk puppets and dissect the 1992 Brian Henson beloved Christmas flick The Muppet Christmas Carol, starring Michael Caine and a bunch of muppets... but don't tell Mr. Caine that, he approached it as if they were normal people.

It's almost Christmas time as the boys bring you a Merry Little Mini-series! On this episode we cover the 1989 classic National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation starring Chevy Chase.

The boys tackle the unbearable weight of massive talent as they review the 2022 film The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent starring Nic Cage. This concludes our Nic Cage November mini-series!

The boys get meta and breakdown the 2002 film directed by Spike Jonze and starring Nic Cage as Charlie and Donald Kaufman!

The boys attempt to bring justice to the seldom talked about 1999 hidden gem "Bringing out the dead," directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Nic Cage with a stable of star studded co-stars. Hit the sirens, and please don't make us take off our sunglasses!

The boys swap faces and talk the 1997 John Woo directed cable classic Face/Off. Starring Nic Cage and John Travolta, this kicks off our Nic Cage November Mini-series!

The boys dive so far into the mist, they question the ramifications of sacrificing a child. Frank Darabont directs a very controversial adaption with the 2007 film starring Tom Jane. *Attention Listeners* Due to the recent invasion of an unidentifiable insect like species, you may experience some light static or a brief disruption in your listening experience. Please excuse the minor inconvenience as we are in trying times. This concludes our annual Halloween mini-series!

Happy Halloween from Podcorn and a Movie! Today we dissect the Tobe Hooper directed 1995 Stephen King adaptation The Mangler! Join us as we uncover the many wonders of one J.J.J Pictureman.

The boys debate whether or not he got out of the of the cock-a-doodie car!!! James Caan and Kathy Bates star, Rob Reiner directs in this 1990 film that is best watched with a snack like cheese and crackers.

The boys advocate for a new Oscar category, Best Adapted Calendar. The winner should've been the 1985 Stephen King written film Silver Bullet. Listen here to find out why!

The boys try their best to imitate Christopher Walken in their breakdown of the 1983 Stephen King Adaptation The Dead Zone, directed by David Cronenberg.