Popcorn Junkie
Movie reviews and discussion from a hardcore movie fan.
8 years ago

Popcorn Junkie 99: Streamboat Silly

In lieu of the single release of Winchester, Jon has an extended Netflix and Chat reviewing Mudbound, A Futile and Stupid Gesture, and Tiny Toons Adventures: How I Spent My Summer Vacation, and then discusses what it will take for streaming to compete...

8 years ago

Popcorn Junkie 98: Fishing for Accolades

Since we're between awards ceremonies and it's a light weekend, Jon reviews the The Maze Runner with its conclusion Death Cure releasing and the overlooked gem from last year's awards season push Hostiles, then discusses the term "Oscar...

8 years ago

Popcorn Junkie 95: The 75th Golden Globes

This episode Jon rings in 2018 with its first movie Insidious: The Last Key, watches 2017 carryovers Darkest Hour and Molly's Game, and covers the winners of the 2018 Golden Globes.

8 years ago

Popcorn Junkie 91: We Don't Need Another Hero

On this week's episode, Jon reviews James Franco's adaptation of The Disaster Artist and Martin McDonaugh's latest movie Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri. Then, we have a frank discussion on if we as a society need heroes and if those...

8 years ago

Popcorn Junkie 89: Serendipity vs Grand Theft

On this post Thanksgiving episode, Jon reviews Pixar's Coco, The Man Who Invented Christmas, and Roman J Israel Esq, then goes into a light discussion about the difference between sharing premises and outright ripping off in Hollywood.

8 years ago

Popcorn Junkie 85: Killing the Slashers

On this spoopy Halloween episode, Jon neglected to prepare for another Spoop-tacular and instead reviews Jigsaw, Suburbicon, Thank You for Your Service, and then discusses the problems with the slasher genre of horror, and how Wes Craven played a part...