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This week is solely dedicated to one movie: Transformers: The Last Knight. So, in lieu of other new releases or reviews, Jon outlines how he would make a better Transformers movie than what we have.
It's time for another SUPER MEGA AWESOME MOVIE REVIEW MADNESS, with 4 new releases in theaters and several entries in Netflix and Chat. Reviews include: Cars 3, Rough Night, All Eyez On Me, 47 Meters Down, Mulholland Dr, Samurai Jack Season 5, Drunk History Season 4, and Hellsing Unlimited Abridged.
It's Memorial Day on the Popcorn Junkie podcast, and usually that means a big movie weekend. Instead, we get Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales and Baywatch. So, we've padded out this episode with a Netflix and Chat about MST3K: The Return and The Straight Story before a discussion about how studios can prevent franchise fatigue.
While Everything, Everything will have to wait a week, Jon still managed to see Alien: Covenant and Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul. Plus, given Ridley Scott's recent track record, he goes into a discussion on how good directors go bad.
On this episode, Jon reviews Guy Ritchie's take on the Camelot mythos King Arthur: Legend of the Sword and the Paul Feig/Amy Schumer Taken parody Snatched, plus a Netflix and Chat of the latest from MST3K: The Return and the infamous 13 Reasons Why before a Magnificent Sevens of the Top 7 Fictional Movie Moms.
On this episode, Jon reviews Gore Verbinski's A Cure for Wellness, the Ice Cube/Charlie Day comedy Fist Fight, and the controversial Matt Damon starring Chinese fantasy epic The Great Wall. Plus, a look into what we can expect with this year's Academy Awards.
In this episode of Popcorn Junkie, Jon reviews Don't Breathe and Mechanic: Resurrection, then goes on a long winded review of the movies from the summer of 2016. Please excuse the background fan as Popcorn Junkie Studios has terrible AC and is naturally hot as tamales.
In this episode, Jon reviews the Ben-Hur remake, Kubo and the Two Strings, and War Dogs. Then, a wild Pokémon movie discussion appears!
On this episode, Jon reviews the Pete's Dragon remake, Florence Foster Jenkins, and Anthropoid, goes on an extended rant over Sausage Party, and talks about animation for adults at the movies.
In this episode, Jon reviews Suicide Squad and Nine Lives, plus a discussion on what makes a good villain.
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