Pop Culture Reflections

I’m back to my favorite topic, horror movies! In this episode, I discuss my top 5 favorite horror sequels, but more specifically, the first sequel, the OG sequel, the Part 2’s in horror films. I also highlight a few other podcasts and accounts favorites as well.

In this episode, I discuss two wild, “what were people thinking”, pieces of 90s pop culture including a cringe song that was a huge hit and a television series finale for the ages. Also, I hit on some recent topics like the return of CM Punk to WWE and the film Five Nights at Freddy’s.

It’s the Thanksgiving Night (Eve, month, never-mind) Tradition! It’s the Survivor Series!!!! In this episode, I talk about the good, the bad and the interesting in the WWF (WWE) Thanksgiving time Pay-Per-View from 1987-1994.

This episode is dedicated to one of the most underrated film actors of his generation, the multi-talented, Mark Wahlberg. I discuss my thoughts on some of his key film performances and how he stands up against his peers.

In this episode, I rant and rave about what I love, and don’t love, about the films Halloween 4 and Saw X.

I watched this movie called Skinamarink, I took notes, I had feelings, many feelings. Join me as I breakdown this 2022 minimalistic horror gem.

What’s horror movie without a final girl? Well, it’s not a horror movie, of course. The final girl is as pivotal to the plot as the big baddie themselves. In this episode, I rank my favorite horror movie final girls.

In this episode, I (sorta) Trash Rotten Tomatoes in defense of the best worst movie. In the main topic, I do a double shot this time as I discuss my thoughts on a Horror classic, but not a favorite, and my recent rewatch of a late 90s not-so classic. It’s October and horror is fun!

On this episode, I discuss the scariest wrestling match of all time, The Chamber of Horrors! I also go through the rest of the card on that show and have laugh or two at it’s expense. Additionally, I introduce a new segment to the show where I’m Trashin’ Rotten Tomatoes.

It’s the 50th Anniversary of the release of the scariest film ever made, The Exorcist. I’ve had the opportunity to rewatch this classic in the theatre, the way it was meant to be seen, and now I can’t wait to give you my takeaways.