Popcorn Poops

"We've been expecting you."

Join the Popcorn Poops this week as they continue their month of video game adaptations with Christophe Gans's 2006 film SILENT HILL. This week's movie was Jessica's pick.

Tune in and listen to Dustin and Jessica chat about what is widely considered the best video-game-to-film adaptation to date. What makes it so successful as an adaptation? Is it possible that the best video game movie so far is still a bad movie? Listen in and find out!

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If you want to support the show, be sure to visit Audible and sign up for a free 30-day trial of their audiobook subscription service. You will also receive a free audiobook that is yours to keep whether or not you decide to continue with Audible after your trial membership has expired. Please use the link provided so they know who sent you.

"This ain't no game!"

Join the Popcorn Poops this week as they watch and discuss Rocky Morton and Annabel Jankel's 1993 film SUPER MARIO BROS. This week's movie was Dustin's pick.

Tune in and listen to Dustin and Jessica discuss the very first video-game-to-film adaptation. Although widely regarded as a bad film, what (if anything) does the movie get right? They also discuss easter eggs and not-so-obvious references to the the source material.

Please subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, and anywhere else you get podcasts. Leave a five-star review on iTunes, and the hosts will read it on the show. Follow Popcorn Poops on Twitter and like the Facebook page for frequent updates on the status of future episodes, including a weekly movie still identification game. Correctly identify the movie from the screenshot, and you'll be mentioned on the podcast along with anything you'd like to promote.

If you want to support the show, be sure to visit Audible and sign up for a free 30-day trial of their audiobook subscription service. You will also receive a free audiobook that is yours to keep whether or not you decide to continue with Audible after your trial membership has expired. Please use the link provided so they know who sent you.

"After all, there's only one more sleep 'til Christmas!"

Join the Popcorn Poops this week as they watch and discuss Brian Henson's 1992 film THE MUPPET CHRISTMAS CAROL. This week's movie was Jessica's pick.

Tune and listen to Dustin and Jessica chat why this movie has the best depictions of the famous three ghosts from Charles Dickens's story and one of the best performances of Ebenezer Scrooge ever captured on film.

Be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, and anywhere else you get podcasts. Leave a rating and review on those platforms, and it might get read on the show. Follow Popcorn Poops on Twitter and like the Facebook page to stay updated on upcoming episodes. That's also where you can participate in a weekly movie still identification game. Be the first to identify the movie from the screenshot, and you'll be mentioned on the podcast.

If you'd like to support the program, please visit Audible and sign up for a free 30-day trial of their audiobook subscription service. You'll also receive a free audiobook that is yours to keep whether or not you continue with your subscription after the trial period has expired. Be sure to use the URL provided so they know who sent you.

"Yule crack up!"

Join the Popcorn Poops this week as they invite their very first "guest poop," Connor, to watch Jeremiah S. Chechik's 1989 film NATIONAL LAMPOON'S CHRISTMAS VACATION. This week's movie was Dustin's pick.

Tune in and listen to Dustin and Connor talk about one of the former's favorite Christmas movies, despite the fact that it doesn't really become a movie until the last act. What amazing power does Chevy Chase's cleft chin have? What could Chase's career have been if it went the dramatic route of comedians like Bill Murray, Jim Carrey, and Robin Williams? Listen in and find out!

Be sure to subscribe to Popcorn Poops on iTunes, Stitcher, and anywhere else you get podcasts. Leave the show a rating and review on the iTunes podcast directory, and it might get read on the show. Follow the podcast on Twitter and like the Facebook page to receive frequent updates about the status of future episodes, as well as a weekly movie still identification game. Be the first to identify the film from the screenshot, and you'll be mentioned on the show. You can also follow Dustin and Jessica on Twitter at @DustyKramKram and @JessyKasper, respectively.

Don't forget to check out Connor's work with Two Player Media. Subscribe to them on YouTube, follow them on Twitter, and like their Facebook page. You can also follow Connor on Twitter at @TheCondroid.

If you want to support Popcorn Poops, please visit Audible and sign up for a 30-day free trial of their audiobook subscription service. You will also receive a free audiobook that is yours to keep whether or not you continue with your membership after the trial period has expired. Please use the link provided so they know who sent you.

You can't feed them after midnight, but you can listen to this podcast any time!

Join the Popcorn Poops this week as they watch and discuss Joe Dante's 1984 film GREMLINS. This week's movie was Jessica's pick.

Tune and listen to Dustin and Jessica chat about what some may consider a holiday classic, although that's hardly the term they'd use to describe it. Find out why the Poops not only consider GREMLINS to be a bad movie, but a bad Christmas movie specifically.

Be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, and anywhere else you get podcasts. Leave a rating and review on those platforms, and it might get read on the show. Follow Popcorn Poops on Twitter and like the Facebook page to stay updated on upcoming episodes. That's also where you can participate in a weekly movie still identification game. Be the first to identify the movie from the screenshot, and you'll be mentioned on the podcast.

If you'd like to support the program, please visit Audible and sign up for a free 30-day trial of their audiobook subscription service. You'll also receive a free audiobook that is yours to keep whether or not you continue with your subscription after the trial period has expired. Be sure to use the URL provided so they know who sent you.

Yippie ki-yay, motherpoopers!

Join the Popcorn Poops this week as they watch and discuss John McTiernan's 1988 film DIE HARD. This week's movie was Dustin's pick.

Tune in and listen to Dustin and Jessica chat about the first of five holiday films they will cover throughout the month of December. Find out why the Poops consider this a great 80s period piece, a visual storytelling masterpiece, and basically a "perfect" movie.

As always, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, and anywhere else you get podcasts. Leave a rating and review on those platforms, and it may get read on the show. Follow Popcorn Poops on Twitter and like the Facebook page to receive updates and announcements about future episodes, including a weekly movie still guessing game. Be the first to guess correctly, and you'll be mentioned on the podcast.

If you want to support the show, please visit Audible and sign up for a 30-day trial of their audiobook subscription service and receive a 100% free audiobook that is yours to keep whether or not you continue your subscription after the trial period expires. Please use the URL provided so they know that the Poops sent you!

"Before a lifetime of adventure, they lived the adventure of a lifetime."

Join the Popcorn Poops this week as they watch and discuss Barry Levinson's 1985 film YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES. This week's movie was Jessica's pick.

Tune and and listen to Dustin and Jessica chat about why this movie is a great family adventure film but sort of a terrible Sherlock Holmes story. They also delve into a specific fan theory about what major franchise may have been heavily influenced by this movie.

Please subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, and anywhere else you get podcasts. Leave a rating and review on those platforms, and it may get read on the show. Follow the show on Twitter and like the Facebook page for frequent updates about the program, including a weekly movie still identification game. Be the first to guess correctly and you'll be mentioned on the podcast along with anything you'd like to promote.

If you want to support Popcorn Poops, please visit Audible and sign up for a free 30-day trial of their subscription service, which includes a free audiobook that is yours to keep. Be sure to use the URL provided so they know who sent you.

We're off to see the wizard!

Tune in this week as the Popcorn Poops watch and discuss Victor Fleming's 1939 film THE WIZARD OF OZ. This week's movie was Dustin's pick.

Join Dustin and Jessica as they chat about a truly legendary Hollywood movie. Topics covered in this conversation include urban legends about the film, poor working conditions for actors, socio-political commentary, and more!

Subscribe to the show on iTunes, Stitcher, and anywhere else you get podcasts. Leave a rating and review on those platforms, and it might get read on the show. Follow Popcorn Poops on Twitter and like the Facebook page to receive frequent updates about the status of the show, including a weekly movie still identification game.

If you want to support the program, be sure to visit Audible for a free audiobook and free 30-day trial of their services. Please use the link provided so they know the Poops sent you!

Welcome to the 23rd century!

Join the Popcorn Poops as they watch and discuss Michael Anderson's 1976 film LOGAN'S RUN. This week's movie was Jessica's pick.

Tune in and listen to Dustin and Jessica chat about the good and bad of this seminal science fiction classic. How do the miniatures stand up to todays standards? Do the plot and character motivations make sense? Who is the real MVP of this production? Listen in and find out!

Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, and anywhere you get podcasts. Leave a rating and review on those platforms, and it may get read on the show. Follow the podcast on Twitter and like the Facebook page to receive updates about the show, including a weekly movie screenshot identification game. Questions, comments, suggestions, and movie requests can be directed at our social media outlets or sent to our email address.

If you'd like to support the program, please visit Audible for a free audiobook and 30-day trial of their services. Please use the link provided so they know who sent you.

Oh, hi!

Tune in this week as the Popcorn Poops watch and discuss Tommy Wiseau's 2003 film THE ROOM. This week's movie was Dustin's pick.

Join Dustin and Jessica as they try to make sense of the best bad movie ever made, discuss the origins of the mysterious Tommy Wiseau, and dig into Greg Sestero's book about the making of THE ROOM, "The Disaster Artist."

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