The Penn Cinema Podcast

The holiday movie season is officially here! From here on out for the rest of the year it's multiple notable new movies each week. To get you ready for the Thanksgiving weekend we've got our takes on The Marvels and The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes. Oof, that last one's a mouthful of title isn't it? Speaking of being full it seems like everyone has had their fill of the strike as a deal has officially be made bringing it to an end. Get ready for a tidal wave of announcements as all the dormant projects come back to life. In the meantime we've got a slew of underwhelming trailers to go over.

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We're delighted to be back live at The Red Rose Film Festival recording live at the Zoetropolis Cinema Stillhouse. The news this week is definitely full of some ups and downs, but the trailers were hitting hard this week. Also Penn shares the secrets to his breaking news dance and we dig into the new biopic Priscilla.

The extremely popular video game franchise Five Nights at Freddy's makes the jump to the big screen, but does it have the jump scares to make it worth it? We discuss the ups and downs of this growing franchise. Plus this week we have a slew of trailers for some amazing movies that will only be around for a limited amount of time. So make sure to check out the trailers and watch for showtimes if you don't want to miss them.

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There are only so many minutes in the day and Killers of the Flower Moon is 100% going to take more of them then you expect. The boys don't see eye to eye on this one, but you can be the judge. Also this week there's way too many good trailers, which will be trailer of the week?

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That's right folks the zeitgeist has been changed forever. We're going to be hearing about The Eras Tour for the rest of our lives in some way or another. But in smaller news, we cover the latest update to the actors strike and there's some interesting listener feedback. Oh and just in case you missed it this episode we reviewed the trailers for Wonka, The Color Purple, Candy Cane Lane, Squealer, The Iron Claw, and Allswell in New York.

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Big BIG news this week as we celebrate the ending of the writers strike and gawk at the phenomenon that is the upcoming Taylor Swift movie. Plus we've got a slew of new trailers this week to go over. One so good Penn decided not to even give it the light of day. And lastly but not leastly someone who shall go unnamed gets a theme song finally.

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That's right folks, we've got two TWO movie reviews for you this week! And we're not even charging extra at this point. This much content is almost a crime. Or it would be if we would have had any news to talk about. Thankfully there was also a whole cargo hold of new trailers to go through the PCP customs machine.

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What was heavily marketed as a spooky horror film turns out to be a really good not so spooky murder mystery. A Haunting in Venice does not disappoint as long as you know what you're getting yourself into. And that just so happens to not be a horror movie. Also this week we take a look a trailers with a supposed bell curve of quality and David brings you his much anticipated best movies of the 90s.

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The Equalizer 3 is the type of sequel that makes you almost wish you'd seen the movies before it. But no time for that because there are only so many minutes in a day and we've got a huge slew on new trailers to watch. Plus the ultimate guessing game for what could possibly be on Penn's top 5 80's movies takes place. Don't miss your chance to guess David's top 90's movies next week by emailing your guesses in.

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Someone had some very strong opinions of Blue Beetle this week. Are they warranted? You'll have to decide for yourself. But that's not all we have for you, there's also a slew of great trailers to review this week. The landscape of films in theaters is changing and it's interesting to see where we'll be going in the next few months.

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