It’s our first episode of Popcorn! Welcome! Get ready to get UNCOMFORTABLE as we tackle the 1988 Penny Marshall classic “Big,” starring Tom Hanks. Did you ever realize this movie is basically about a 13-year-old boy getting involved in a sexual relationship with an adult lady? Neither did we! But it is! Kind of!

- OK, but there’s also a lot of fun scenes, including one with a giant oversized keyboard (maybe you’ve seen it?), a trampoline inside a Soho loft, and a fortune telling machine with a weird blowjob mouth. You know, just classic family film stuff. Join us as we dissect this movie in EXCRUCIATING (and hopefully hilarious) detail.

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Ep. 1 - “Big” w/ Grace Helbig

Great Scott! It’s episode 2 of Popcorn! Or should we say... Part II?? Because we are reviewing the 1980’s sci-fi CLASSIC “Back to the Future Part II!” With the one-and-only BttF EXPERT... sWooZie! Yes, THE sWooZie (Adande Thorne).

- Guys, prepare to have your mind melted as we reveal some inside information about the making of this film, some wonderful hidden easter eggs, and some very puzzling questions about the space-time continuum that we are still trying to piece together. So grab your popcorn and please join us as we dissect this movie in excruciating (and hopefully hilarious) detail.

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Ep. 2 - “Back to the Future Part II” w/ sWooZie

We’re back with another episode of Popcorn! This week we’re reviewing the 1987 vampire CLASSIC, “The Lost Boys,” with the resplendent Mr. Mike Falzone! 
- This was actually the very first episode we recorded and it made for some very interesting conversation about sexy & sparkly vampires, taxidermy, and excessively use of the name, “Michael.” 
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Ep. 3 - “The Lost Boys” w/ Mike Falzone

And we are BACK with another episode of Popcorn! Get ready to laugh until you croak because we are welcoming the hilarious Miss Mamrie Hart to discuss the cinematic gem of a film… “Weekend at Bernie’s!” And don't worry if you die laughing, because you can always count on your friends (and employees) to reanimate your floppy corpse so nobody will even know! Hope you watched this one, because this movie is absolutely BONKERS. So let's get into it!
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Ep. 4 - “Weekend at Bernie’s” w/ Mamrie Hart

You’re in for a real treat this week! Not only are we reviewing one of the great classics of our times, THE GOONIES, with the insanely hilarious Steve Zaragoza, but we also have a special surprise guest! Won't you join us on the adventure to find One-Eyed Willy’s treasure?!
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Ep. 5 - “The Goonies” w/ Steve Zaragoza

Ever hit a Sasquatch with your car, try to kill it several times, then adopt it into your family? No? Well HARRY AND THE HENDERSONS offers a step-by-step guide. On how NOT to handle meeting Bigfoot, In this classic family film! Sasquatch expert Kassem G joins us for a deep analysis on why this film is terribly good.

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Ep. 6 - “Harry and the Hendersons” w/ Kassem G

“Wax on, wax off.” Whether you’ve seen the film or not, you already know which movie that iconic line is from. It’s “The Karate Kid!” And we’re reviewing it with martial arts enthusiast Jarrett Sleeper! Jarrett dives deep into the mental complexities of combat and BLOWS OUR DAMN MINDS. Fair warning, this episode is gets a little deep, on like a spiritual level. Enjoy!
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Ep. 7 - “The Karate Kid” w/ Jarrett Sleeper

This week we are watching the neo-noir action-comedy live-action-animation classic “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” Somehow the filmmakers were able to seamlessly mix live-action and animation AND make us feel weird about a sexy cartoon. What a feat! And since it’s his favorite movie (of all time!), we had comedian Elliott Morgan help us digest the film. Hope you’ve watched it. It’s BONKERS!

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Ep. 8 - “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” w/ Elliott Morgan

This week we’re review one of the craziest movies we’ve ever seen, “Adventures in Babysitting,” staring 80’s darling Elisabeth Shue.This film’s got it all - Playboy Magazine, a gang fight, car theft, blues singing, teen prostitutes, and even a hook hand! No wonder it’s Meghan Tonjes’s favorite movie. It even inspired her own podcast, “Adventures in Roommating.”

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Ep. 9 - “Adventures in Babysitting” w/ Meghan Tonjes

Duuuuuuuude! We’re back with another episode of Popcorn and this week we’re reviewing the slacker comedy, “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure.” The wonderful Jonah Green joined us and we somehow arrived at the true message of the film. What other movie can you get Abraham Lincoln, Genghis Khan, and Billy the Kid stuffed into a phone booth, teleporting through time?

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Ep. 12 - “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure” w/ Jonah Green

This week we’re reviewing Tim Burton’s darkly comic fantasy, “Beetlejuice.” This hilarious (and creepy) movie has an all-star cast, amazing (and quirky) special effects, and a surprisingly deep (but playfully dark) story that made us contemplate the afterlife! Death! Turns out, it’s fun! And a Kafkaesque bureaucratic nightmare! Enjoy this episode! Just don’t say his name three times.

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Ep. 12 - “Beetlejuice”

Thanksgiving is almost here and to celebrate we’re watching one of the few Thanksgiving films, “Planes, Trains & Automobiles.” Good thing it’s a CLASSIC. Our friends Lee Newton and Andrew Delman joined us for this hilarious John Hughes film starring Steve Martin and John Candy. It is charming, funny, a little sad, and at times really insane! And we’re so thankful... for you listening!



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Ep. 16 - “Planes, Trains & Automobiles” w/ Lee Newton and Andrew Delman

Bueller? Bueller? Bueller? This week we’re reviewing another John Hughes classic, “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” starring Matthew Broderick. Jeremy Shada, star of “Mr. Student Body President,” “Adventure Time” and “Voltron,” shares his own high school experience and how his character of Tyler Prendergast on “Mr. Student Body President” compares to Ferris Bueller. 


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Ep. 17 - “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” w/ Jeremy Shada

“Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle” is in theaters now, but we’re reviewing the the original (terrifying) “Jumanji” film starring Robin Williams, Bonnie Hunt, and Kirsten Dunst. Our friends Jon Cozart and Diane Kang joined us to discuss monkey boy, killer mosquitos, vine swinging in a mansion, and everyone’s favorite human hunter - Van Pelt. 

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Ep. 19 - “Jumanji” w/ Jon Cozart and Diane Kang

As if! This week we’re reviewing Amy Heckerling’s 1995 movie “Clueless,” staring Alicia Silverstone. Comedian Shannon Coffey joined to discuss this hilarious but insightful coming-of-age film. We discuss all of its quotable (and gif-able!) moments.  

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Ep. 21 - “Clueless” w/ Shannon Coffey

This week we’re reviewing the 1993 remake(!), “Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey,” starring Michael J. Fox, Don Ameche, and Sally Field. The film is about 2 dogs, Chance and Shadow, and a cat, Sassy, who try to make their way back to their owners through the wild mountains. The movie gets a little ridiculous and we get a little punchy. Cats rule and dogs drool! Or is it the other way around? 

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Ep. 22 - “Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey”

This week we’re reviewing John Cusack’s finest film (in our opinion) “Grosse Pointe Blank.” Our friend and actor Jarrett Sleeper joins us again for one of his favorite films. This action-packed movie brings the funny and the feels. And we promise we’ll get to that other John Cusack film soon!

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Ep. 23 - “Grosse Pointe Blank” w/ Jarrett Sleeper

This week we’re reviewing John Hughes’s questionably classic film “Weird Science.” Kelly LeBrock stars as Lisa, a computer-generated dream woman of two nerdy high school boys. With mutant bikers, phallic missiles, and a giant talking frog turd, there’s more weird than science in this flick!

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Ep. 24 - “Weird Science”

This week we’re reviewing another Penny Marshall classic, “A League of Their Own.” This 1992 film stars Geena Davis and Tom Hanks and follows the Rockford Peaches of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. Meghan Rienks, actress and star of the upcoming film “The Honor List,” joins and we dissect the movie. Remember: “There’s no crying in baseball!” 

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Ep. 25 - “A League of Their Own” w/ Meghan Rienks

You guys voted for this 10% Tomatometer-rated movie, so we reviewed it! 1997’s “Batman & Robin.” Woof. We give the shortest recap and the longest individual character-analyses in Popcorn history. Joel Schumacher apologized for making this flick, but we won’t apologize for this review.

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Ep. 26 - “Batman & Robin”

This week’s episode on “Jurassic Park” has been delayed due to unforeseen circumstances. (Listen for more details.) We will return to our regular schedule with that episode next week. Our sincerest apologies and thank you all for listening!

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This week we are reviewing the classic Steven Spielberg blockbuster “Jurassic Park,” based on the novel by Michael Crichton. The 1993 sci-fi movie was a box office smash and a game-changer for CGI, animatronics, and sound design. We get into all of this, plus the sex appeal of Jeff Goldblum. Hold onto your butts!

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Ep. 27 - “Jurassic Park”

“To infinity and beyond!” We’re taking you back to 1995 for the groundbreaking computer animated film, “Toy Story.” This buddy comedy voiced by Tom Hanks and Tim Allen is full of laughs and feels. Choreographer and actress Megan Batoon joined us for this fun trip down nostalgia lane. 

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Ep. 28 - “Toy Story” w/ Megan Batoon

We’re reviewing the 1996 film “Matilda” starring Mara Wilson. Based on Roald Dahl’s novel by the same name, a genius, telekinesis girl uses her powers to enact revenge on the hateful adults in her life. Actress Aislinn Paul joins us! She took lots of notes and offered deep insight. Drinking game - take a shot every time someone says “leather daddy.” 

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Ep. 29 - “Matilda” w/ Aislinn Paul

“Welcome to the Space Jam!” In this week’s episode we’re reviewing the 1996 kid’s comedy “Space Jam.” This film stars the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan, and the greatest animated comedian of all time, Bugs Bunny, plus an all-star lineup of the greatest basketball players and Looney Toons of the 90s. Our friend and British Youtuber Hannah Witton joined for this Monstar of a good time.

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Ep. 30 - “Space Jam” w/ Hannah Witton

We polled you guys on your favorite John Cusack film and you overwhelming picked this 1989 classic. Cameron Crowe’s directorial debut, “Say Anything,” is the slow-burning love story between two recent high school graduates. Super quotable lines, cool wardrobes, and an iconic boombox scene make for one very memorable movie. 

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Ep. 31 - “Say Anything”

Ep. 32 - “The Incredibles” w/ Diane Kang

This week we’re reviewing one of our most requested films, “Heathers.” The 1988 satirical black comedy starring Winona Ryder and Christian Slater is one of our favorites, but we understand that it’s not for everyone, especially in light of everything happening in the world right now. We get into some of the darker topics of the movie, such as school shootings and suicide. So consider yourself warned. But don’t worry, it’s still a fun episode!

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Ep. 33 - Heathers

Okay, so this movie didn’t technically win our poll, but the winning movie doesn’t actually exist. Our bad. This week we’re reviewing the second most voted for film, “Muppet Treasure Island,” starring Tim Curry and all your favorite puppets! This is one of Hannah Hart’s most cherished childhood films so she joined us for this delightful gush sesh. 

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Ep. 34 - “Muppet Treasure Island” with Hannah Hart

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Ep. 35 - “Home Alone” // BONUS EPISODE!

Finally! A movie review podcast dedicated to over-analyzing all our favorite films from our childhood! Hosted by the Internet's own Mitchell Davis and Jack Ferry, and featuring guests who are usually much more famous than them. Grab your popcorn and get ready to dig in to some searing critique and bittersweet nostalgia.

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