Hello and welcome to this awesomely acidic episode of The Popcorn Bucket Podcast!

To celebrate Alien Day (4/26) Ben and Rob are strapping on their flamethrowers and nervously shuffling through the corridors of the Alien franchise, starting with the first two entries.

Thanks, as always, to Laurence Owen of Long Cat Media for our theme music.

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Hello and welcome to this naturally gnarly episode of The Popcorn Bucket Podcast!

As your dashing dudemeisters Ben and Rob are within spitting distance of the big Four-O, they decided to look at movies that will also be celebrating four decades on the planet. Expect totally tubular talk, composer confusion and slammin' soundtracks. Gag us with a spoon.

Spoilers!

Films discussed are:

Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins

Commando

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Hello and welcome to this murderously musical episode of The Popcorn Bucket Podcast!This time, Ben and Rob grab their suspiciously heavy guitar cases and hunt down Robert Rodriguez's Mexico trilogy, starting with El Mariachi, moving on to Desperado and finishing with a spicy Once Upon a Time in Mexico chaser.

Expect attempts at speaking Spanish, fanboying and vague memories of induction classes and obscure PlayStation games.

Ben would also like to apologise for his mic stand failing about 20 minutes in and subsequently sounding like he's about 20 miles away from the microphone. He is extremely sorry and handsome.Thanks, as always, to Laurence Owen of Long Cat Media for our theme music.Please follow us on:

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Hello and welcome to a happily haphazard episode of The Popcorn Bucket Podcast!

In this first momentous PnM episode of 2025, Ben and Rob get all loosey goosey with it and present a grab bag of movie morsels. There's trailer teardowns all the way from the Super to the Puppy Bowls. For all you thirsty types who hang on their every word, there are some fresh, hot recoBendations for your delectation. Plus, some impromptu reviews for The Super Mario Bros. Movie, Paddington in Peru, Captain America: Brave New World and the Jack Black Gulliver's Travels for some godforsaken reason.

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‘Tis Us!

Hello and welcome to a delectably detectable Franchise Fatigue episode of The Popcorn Bucket Podcast!

This week, we once again look for clues in Victorian London as we look at the Enola Holmes films, in a companion piece to our recent Sherlock episode.

Expect skill, sleuthing, and derring do, and that’s just from your hosts!

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Hello and welcome to this ludicrously lovey-dovey episode of The Popcorn Bucket Podcast!

Another Valentine's Day is upon us and that means that Ben and Rob must once more teach the world how to love again. Rather than online courses or one-to-one mentorship, they've chosen the laziest thing possible and have suggested a few romantic movies that might possibly get you in the mood for love (or at the very least make you less hateful).

Spoilers!

Films discussed are:

Priceless

Crazy, Stupid, Love.

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Hello and welcome to this curious and cobblestoned episode of The Popcorn Bucket Podcast!

Expect mystery, intrigue and, yes, frank discussion of ejaculation and refrigeration as we revisit 221b Baker Street and tranquilize our household pets.

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Hello and welcome to this holistically wholesome episode of The Popcorn Bucket Podcast!

The start of any new year sucks, but this one especially so. However, don't abandon all hope, because your trusted movie physicians, Ben and Rob, are here with their annual sparring match over films that make them (and hopefully you) get a heaping helping of the warm fuzzies. If niceness is infectious, their two picks are riddled with it. Tasty!

Spoilers!

Films discussed are:

The Peanut Butter Falcon

Once

Hello and welcome to a hesitantly hopeful episode of The Popcorn Bucket Podcast!

As is dictated on the ancient Tablet of Podcast Prophecy, we spend the first month of a new calendar year getting all excited an' that for whatever exciting treats the fresh 365 days have to offer.

There's chat about forthcoming TV that has us on tenterhooks, books that have us breathless, games that have us going gaga and, of course, films that have us frothing at the mouth.

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Hello and welcome to the first episode of a fresh new year!

And what better way to start off the proper space age sounding year of 2025, than by looking back at the recently completed 2024?

As is traditional in our Cultural Review episodes (this year; 2024 - What Did We Adore?), we don’t just stick with our usual topic of film, but take on books, music, games, and podcasts.

Is this episode a return to form? Maybe. But that phrase is used. A lot.

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