CineJunkie Podcast

Hey! Do you remember Mulan from 1998? With wonderful songs such as “Make A Man Out Of You” and “Reflection”? Do you remember the hilarious dialogue from Eddie Murphy, but also beautiful messages derived from the original Chinese poem? Well. Mulan 2020 ain’t none a that. This week we go behind the scenes and behind the controversy that is Mulan. Plus our quafs with the dialogue, the acting and so so much more. You may have not enjoyed the film, but you will DEFINITELY enjoy this pod rant! What did you think of Mulan 2020? Let us know at @cinejunkiepod on insta, facebook, twitter and YouTube. And check out our website at: www.cinejunkiepod.com Hosts: Kathryn LeRoux & Noémi Fabian / Producer: Melody Lovelin / CineJunkie Jingle: Leo Goldmann / Logo: Sara Östergren Sources: IMDB / Wikipedia / Youtube

CineCrats!! My god what a time to be alive. With the U.S. election on everyones mind on a non-stop 24 hour news cycle, we highly recommend this incredible, hilarious film to sooth your nerves. We discuss the making of the film, the budget, the actors, quotes, behind the scenes and so much more with lawsuits and cut interviews. We’re not gonna lie. We had fun watching it, and even more fun reviewing it. We think it was GREAT SUCCESS! So check out review now!  You will love more than your favorite dictator! HIGH FIVE! What did you think of Borat 2? Was the first one better? Let us know at @cinejunkiepod on insta, facebook, twitter and YouTube. And check out our website at: www.cinejunkiepod.com Hosts: Kathryn LeRoux & Noémi Fabian / Producer: Melody Lovelin / CineJunkie Jingle: Leo Goldmann / Logo: Sara Östergren Sources: IMDB / Wikipedia / Youtube

“Hey, you want see a movie about mental illness and its ripple effect on family life, professional life and social life? Well, you could watch A Woman Under The Influence, or Away From Her. But do you want to see a horror movie version of that? You could watch Don’t Look Now or Repulsion. But do you want to see a movie about family trauma and grief? You could watch Ordinary People or The Sweet Hereafter or Rabbit Hole. But do you want to see a horror movie version of that? You could watch The Babadook or The Skin I Live In. But do you want to see a movie with a demonic twist? You could watch Rosemary’s Baby or Angel Heart or Suspiria. But if you can’t be bothered with watching that many movies and wish you could watch them all in a big hodgepodge of a flick… then we’ve got the movie for you!” - Robin GrubbströmThis week on CineJunkie, our final Halloween Special… HEREDITARY! Featuring the one and only Robin Grubbström.What’s your favorite scary movie? Did you love or hate Hereditary? Let us know at @cinejunkiepod on insta, facebook, twitter and YouTube. And check out our website at: www.cinejunkiepod.comHosts: Kathryn LeRoux & Noémi Fabian / Special guest: Robin Grubbström / Producer: Melody Lovelin / CineJunkie Jingle: Leo Goldmann / Logo: Sara ÖstergrenSources: IMDB / Wikipedia / Youtube

“I’m scared to close my eyes… and I’m scared to open them…” What would a Halloween spook-fest be without The Blair Witch Project!? On a completely different level than Psycho and Halloween, this slow burning thriller is the one that brought us into the new reign of horror films. Have to admit, this episode is so awesome. Both hilarious and drama filled with lots of behind the scenes info and breakdown of our favorite quotes and moments with the film. So pack your bags kiddies, it’s time to go to the woods and get lost in this awesome episode. What’s your favorite scary movie? Do you remember seeing The Blair Witch Project when it came out? Let us know at @cinejunkiepod on insta, facebook, twitter and YouTube. And check out our website at: www.cinejunkiepod.com  Hosts: Kathryn LeRoux & Noémi Fabian / Special guest: Robin Grubbström / Producer: Melody Lovelin / CineJunkie Jingle: Leo Goldmann / Logo: Sara Östergren  Sources: IMDB / Wikipedia / Youtube

CinePhiles! Welcome back to week two of our October Horror Fest adventure! This week we’re going back in time and breaking down 1978’s Halloween, featuring Jamie “The” Curtis. Halloween is a timeless horror classic that is still revered today as one of the best slasher films. We absolutely nail this hilarious episode with our good friend and honorary guest for the month of October, Robin Grubbström! We talk favorite quotes, scenes and deadly elevator pitches. Along with some very spooky breakdowns of dialogue and kill scenes. So get ready to laugh and scream, this episode is one to catch!  What’s your favorite scary movie? Do you love Halloween? Let us know at @cinejunkiepod on insta, facebook, twitter and YouTube. And check out our website at: www.cinejunkiepod.com Hosts: Kathryn LeRoux & Noémi Fabian / Special guest: Robin Grubbström / Producer: Melody Lovelin / CineJunkie Jingle: Leo Goldmann / Logo: Sara Östergren Sources: IMDB / Wikipedia / Youtube

CineJunkieFANS! Welcome to HORROR FEST! Yes chitlins, it’s October and you know what that means… Sweata weatha! And DEATH! And pumpkins! It’s a delightful time to celebrate the very best in thriller and horror cinema. The entire month of October, we’ll bring you the best of each decade. All the way from 1960 to 2019. And this week to start us off right, we’ll be reviewing one of the best horrors of all time, 1960’s Psycho directed by Alfred Hitchcock. We have invited Robin Grubbström back  as our featured returning guest to discuss all that is truly genius about this film, its beauty, script and acting. We also bring up some more dated aspects of the film, funny moments and 50’s acting. And not to mention some incredible trivia and behind the scenes of both Hitchcock and the filming of the movie. So get your dress and wig, it’s time to get our Psycho on!  Are you are fan of Hitchcock? What rating would you give Psycho? Let us know at @cinejunkiepod on insta, facebook, twitter and YouTube. And check out our website at: www.cinejunkiepod.com Hosts: Kathryn LeRoux & Noémi Fabian / Special guest: Robin Grubbström / Producer: Melody Lovelin / CineJunkie Jingle: Leo Goldmann / Logo: Sara Östergren Sources: IMDB / Wikipedia / Youtube

HEY OCTOBER! GOD WE’RE GLAD YOU’RE HERE! This week, this month, CineJunkiePod is diving in to physiological thrillers and horror! To start you off easy, we’re starting off with a Netflix distributed film that came out earlier this year, Horse Girl starring and co-written by Allison Brie. It was weird. And kind of cool and an important film to take a look at. And this week to help comment on it’s weirdness we invited Lisa Wermelin on to give us her critical view on the film. We talk writing, the title, behind the scenes and acting. It’s a scary and mind fuck treat! So sit back relax and let the cloning begin! What did you think of Horse Girl? Let us know at @cinejunkiepod on insta, facebook, twitter and YouTube. And check out our website at: www.cinejunkiepod.com Hosts: Kathryn LeRoux & Noémi Fabian / Special guest: Lisa Wermelin / Producer: Melody Lovelin / CineJunkie Jingle: Leo Goldmann / Logo: Sara Östergren Sources: IMDB / Wikipedia / Youtube

“She’s your queeeeeen tooooOOOO BEEEE” UHG! YES! SAY IT WITH ME. COMING. TO. AMERICA. Indisputably one of America’s greatest comedy classics. All the way from 1988. This week, we’ve invited fellow American and stand-up comedian Jonathan Rollins to join us for this insane review. We cover of course, all that is amazing in the film. But we also uncover some dark secrets in the process of filming and some awesome behind the scenes action. Jonathan Rollins is a legend and annihilates the quotes and James Earl Jones impersonations. If you’re hungry to laugh then dig in kids, it’s supper time at McDowell’s.  How many times have you seen Coming To America? What’s your favorite scene? Let us know at @cinejunkiepod on insta, facebook, twitter and YouTube. And check out our website at: www.cinejunkiepod.com Hosts: Kathryn LeRoux & Noémi Fabian / Special guest: Jonathan Rollins / Producer: Melody Lovelin / CineJunkie Jingle: Leo Goldmann / Logo: Sara Östergren Sources: IMDB / Wikipedia / Youtube

TINNNNAAAAA! Bring me the axe… hahahah ohhhh Tina darling it is about time that we got into some legendary gay cinema. CineFans this week we bring you a timeless, horrible classic, Mommie Dearest featuring Faye Dunaway. For this episode we had the distinct pleasure of welcoming two of the worlds most fantastic and fabulous drag queens, Admira Thunderpussy and Madame Heinz to discuss the film. We break down behind the scenes, our favorite lines, and so so much more. And what’s even better is that we don’t all agree. So buckle up Carol Anne, it’s time to get funny and bitchy with our review on Mommie Dearest.  Did you love or absolutely hate Mommie Dearest? Let us know at @cinejunkiepod on insta, facebook, twitter and YouTube. And check out our website at: www.cinejunkiepod.com Hosts: Kathryn LeRoux & Noèmi Fabian / Special guest: Admira Thunderpussy and Madame Heinz / Producer: Melody Lovelin / CineJunkie Jingle: Leo Goldmann / Logo: Sara Östergren Sources: IMDB / Wikipedia / Youtube / Rotten Tomatoes / 5 minute Biography Podcast

Hey CineQueens! Welcome and welcome back to CineJunkiePod! This week, our dynamic duo is taking a break as Noémi is making preparations to move to Bristol. SO. Kathryn is taking the lead to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Bring It On with special guest Kirsty Armstrong!! LIKE AWESOME OH WOW, LIKE TOTALLY FREAK ME OUT I MEAN RIGHT ON! A lot of comedies from 2000, well comedies in general don’t always hold up well… but with Bring It On, we didn’t feel that was the case… most of the time. This film is a teenage cult classic with hilarious dialogue and show stopping cheer stunts. It’s a blast to watch and a blast to listen to this episode. So this time when you listen, BRING IT! How many times have you seen Bring It On? Does it still hold up? Let us know at @cinejunkiepod on insta, facebook, twitter and YouTube. And check out our website at: www.cinejunkiepod.com Hosts: Kathryn LeRoux & Noémi Fabian / Special guest: Kirsty Armstrong / Producer: Melody Lovelin / CineJunkie Jingle: Leo Goldmann / Logo: Sara Östergren Sources: IMDB / Wikipedia / Youtube / Rotten Tomatoes / Numbers.com