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In this episode, we’re kicking things off with a little personal drama—stress literally threw my back out, leaving me flat on my back contemplating life (and the plot of my next movie). Then, we dive into the curious case of Gene Hackman’s passing, unpacking some mysterious details surrounding the legendary actor's natural yet puzzling death. Could it be the start of a real-life Hollywood thriller?For movie fans, we explore the world of Beowulf adaptations, dissecting everything from the gritty Beowulf & Grendel to the bizarre animated take by Robert Zemeckis. Which one truly captures the epic poem, and which one left us scratching our heads? Plus, a hilarious breakdown of our signature movie rating system: Binge Now, Binge Later, or Binge Never.As always, there’s a detour into nostalgia—this time, it’s all about 80s Care Bears bubblegum (don’t ask, just watch). So, whether you’re here for some juicy Hollywood mystery, epic movie battles, or just a good laugh, this episode has it all!

Welcome back to the show where romance gets roasted, movies are rated, and the tangents fly faster than Jeff Goldblum in a red leather jacket. Here’s what’s cooking this episode:Romance, Ruined: Johnny Spoiler admits he’s a romantic who doesn’t believe in romance. Confused? So is he. But he’s happy to break it down with terms like "micromancing" (tiny gestures over grand ones) and "DMWs" (dating with Johnny in the middle, because why not?).Male Archetypes: Ever wondered if you’re a "sex pig" or a "toxic turkey"? Johnny doesn’t hold back on playful commentary about male casting in real life and pop culture.Buffy’s Back: Sarah Michelle Gellar is set to reprise her iconic role in aBuffy the Vampire Slayer reboot on Hulu. Cue the nostalgia!Headlines and Movie Trivia: From Dave Franco to Peter Dinklage, a road trip comedy calledThe S**heads is already stirring up title trouble (looking at you, MPAA). Plus, Johnny dives into the indie gemBetween the Lines, a 70s flick about s

Johnny Spoiler dives into his mixed emotions about being invited to Sundance Film Festival as a content creator, questioning its modern-day significance and reflecting on iconic Sundance moments from 1999. He pays tribute to the late David Lynch, exploring Lynch's legacy and musings on content creation. Johnny also reviews Candy Mountain, a quirky road movie about a musician chasing a legendary guitar maker, featuring standout performances by Tom Waits, Laurie Metcalf, and David Johansen. Plus, news on The Mask 2, Gladiator 2, and the exciting new animated anthology Secret Level. SECRET LEVEL  Watch with Prime - start 30 day free trial  https://amzn.to/3WldZne Stream NEW MOVIES like Gladiator II on Paramount+ https://bit.ly/PARAMOUNTPLUSFREEBW

Johnny dives into the chaos of New Year’s resolutions and an intergalactic shakedown in the cult classic Dark Angel (aka I Come in Peace). New Year’s Resolutions: A hilarious deep dive into the history of broken resolutions, from ancient Babylonian spring festivals to the Middle Ages’ Peacock Vows. Home Video Headlines: Hollywood on fire, Demi Moore’s Golden Globe win for The Substance, and the rise of horror at awards shows. Dark Angel Breakdown: Dolph Lundgren battles trench-coat-wearing, mullet-sporting aliens. Fun facts: Alternate titles, on-set accidents, and rewrites by Jurassic Park’s David Koepp. What could a sequel have looked like? (Hint: I Don’t Come in Peace). Shogun remake awards buzz and why Hiroyuki Sanada is a modern-day Toshiro Mifune. Anticipated 2025 movies: 28 Years Later, Predator Badlands, and Death of a Unicorn. Why horror is the ultimate genre, capable of encompassing all others. Stick around for Johnny’s New Year antics, movie trivia, and outrageous commentary. Don’t forget to check t

Join Johnny Spoiler as he dives into the wild world of movie madness, from holiday rants to pop culture tangents. This episode kicks off with a breakdown of Austin Butler’s psychotic charm, Ryan Reynolds fatigue, and Sony’s mishandling of the Spider-Verse. Then, it’s all about Buffalo 66, Vincent Gallo’s cult classic—a story of bowling, bad bets, and bizarre family dinners. Packed with trivia, hot takes, and Manscaped holiday deals, this stocking stuffer episode is a chaotic celebration of cinema and all its quirks. Watch, laugh, and trim that tree—just don’t miss it! Sponsored Content: MANSCAPED use code BWPOD https://bit.ly/MANSCAPEDBWPOD20

After a brief hiatus, I’m back with some epic updates (don’t say my name three times unless you want good fortune). In this episode, I pay homage to the Chuck Norris legacy with "two truths and a lie," rave about my favorite Chuck Norris movie, Lone Wolf McQuaid, and get hyped for Idris Elba possibly joining Amazon’s live-action Masters of the Universe as Man-At-Arms. Later, we dive into Gold (2016), a hidden gem starring Matthew McConaughey. I unpack the true scandal behind the story, the incredible performances, and why this film is a binge-now masterpiece. Plus, we’ve got holiday survival tips, thoughts on ambition, and why you should embrace your inner lone wolf. And of course, shoutouts to our sponsors, with deals you don’t want to miss—smooth vibes, smooth connections, and holiday-ready manscaping.

Johnny Spoiler breaks down the difference between true horror fans and those who only watch during Halloween. He also dives into feel-good movies for the upcoming holiday season and reflects on the irony of overspending on holiday gifts. Movie of the week? Brewster’s Millions—a classic that gets Johnny excited with trivia about Richard Pryor, John Candy, and more. Plus, thoughts on Brothers starring Peter Dinklage and Josh Brolin. Sponsored by Manscaped: This episode is brought to you by Manscaped’s Chairman Pro—because trimming isn’t just for the boardroom. Use code BWPod for 20% off!

We kick things off with a cold open and a dash of humor before diving into the heart of the show. We discuss the long-form content that often turns into non sequiturs, followed by the latest home video headlines, including Netflix's upcoming animated series In Case of Emergency set in a British hospital and the surprising renewal of Billy the Kid for its third and final season. Moving on to our main feature, we explore Jason Lives (Friday the 13th Part 6), where Tommy Jarvis unwittingly resurrects Jason Voorhees while trying to cremate his remains. With recurring themes and characters, we touch on the film's influence, notable trivia, and why this installment stands out in the franchise. Highlights include the director’s clever nods to other horror films and the unique kills that make you actually care about the characters. Additionally, we react to They Live, a John Carpenter classic, discussing its themes of artificial consciousness and subliminal messaging in the context of our current media landscape. Las

Johnny Spoiler dishes out his unique and hilarious take on the latest in TV, movies, and more. The episode kicks off with some unconventional advice—If your baby mama wants you to move to Florida, think twice!—with Johnny comparing Florida to a “dark space between your balls and your butthole.” From there, things only get wilder. Johnny breaks down Ryan Murphy’s new show, "The Beauty," featuring a bizarre STD that makes you more attractive while it kills you. He speculates about Ashton Kutcher and Evan Peters, and how Kutcher might be dodging the spotlight for now. The episode dives into horror movie history as Johnny discusses cult favorite Near Dark and praises director Kathryn Bigelow. Want to spice up your Halloween watchlist? Tune in for his recommendation! Later, Johnny gives the lowdown on the monster-filled flick Lurking Fear and its messy production woes. Does it get a binge now, binge later, or binge never rating? Find out in this deep dive into schlocky horror classics! Finally, Johnny takes a jab

Johnny Spoiler unpacks the origins of Halloween with some bizarre facts, like candy corn's old name, "chicken feed," and how bobbing for apples was once a matchmaking game. He also dives into movie reactions, including Mark Hamill’s role in the revival of Regular Show and the lasting legacy of RoboCop. Plus, Johnny pays tribute to screen legends Kris Kristofferson and John Amos, discusses Marvel's Oscar push for Hugh Jackman in Bad Education, and breaks down AMC Fear Fest’s Halloween lineup. Tune in for reactions to '80s slasher flicks, including Cheerleader Camp, and a look at horror parody Crackcoon. Get 7 days free of horror movies on Paramount Plus with our exclusive link—perfect for Halloween season!

It’s pumpkin spice season, but have you ever tried searching "pumpkin" on certain… ahem... websites? You might be surprised by what pops up! We dive into the latest in horror news, including Blumfest 2024 horror screenings, new trailers like Brothers with Josh Brolin and Peter Dinklage, plus streaming recommendations for spooky season on Paramount+. Also, the bizarre addition of pickleball courts to theaters?! And we break down the B-movie classic Zone Troopers—American soldiers, Nazis, and aliens, oh my! Join Mochi https://bit.ly/joinmochiBW use code: bingewatchers for $40 off PeakScreaming collection all month long on Paramount+. Try it FREE! https://bit.ly/PeakScreamingFREE

Starting with a cheeky debate on whether a fleshlight could break from overstimulation ("asking for a friend"), the conversation quickly moves to exciting horror rumors. Johnny speculates on the possibility of a new Friday the 13th movie set on a frozen lake, envisioning a holiday-themed Jason Voorhees wreaking havoc during family gatherings. He also talks about Nocturne's return for a second season and his love for Alucard from Castlevania, weighing him against Vampire Hunter D. The episode's main feature is a deep dive into the 1977 cult horror film The Car, where a possessed black Lincoln Continental terrorizes a desert town. Johnny provides fascinating trivia about the film’s production, including its eerie connection to James Brolin’s personal life and the car's creepy horn blasts that heighten the tension. The show covers everything from the film’s side characters, including hot teachers and a cowboy sheriff, to Johnny’s surprise at how much he actually enjoyed the movie. Ending on

Ever had a heart-to-heart about your prostate while eating meatballs? That's where this episode kicks off—with some very candid dinner conversations about life's less glamorous moments. Johnny Spoiler dives into the latest movie headlines, from the marketing blitz of Smile 2 featuring Ray Nicholson’s iconic grin to the overhyped, over-marketed return of Beetlejuice. We review a cult classic, Damnation Alley, where nuclear fallout survivors navigate mutant cockroaches and hillbilly marauders in an armored RV. And for those intrigued by sci-fi with a spicy twist, we talk about Megan Fox's latest role as a...well, let’s just say a "unique" AI companion in Subservience. Join Mochi and get $40 off https://bit.ly/joinmochiBW

Johnny Spoiler delves into the eerie 1988 horror film The Unholy. Amidst musings on the serpentine energy of Mondays, Johnny shares a quirky story about stress-eating tuna and touches on Armie Hammer's controversy. He also reflects on wrestling legend Sid Vicious, the 20th anniversary of Shaun of the Dead, and recommends some must-watch horror flicks. Plus, a shoutout to his favorite drink, Olipop, and a sneak peek of what's coming in September! Olipop Ridge Rush Discount Code: BWPOD (15% off your first order, affiliate) https://bit.ly/OliPopBW

Johnny Spoiler dives into why Jim from The Office might be more of a sociopath than you think, plus he shares his thoughts on a new vampire flick that’s not like his own Night Work. Stick around as he defends the cult classic Bubba Ho-Tep (it’s a binge now for sure) and reviews The Exorcist III—which left him with some mixed feelings. Spoiler: It’s a binge never despite its iconic cast. Plus, we chat about the latest Masters of the Universe casting news and the weirdness of celeb cameos in horror movies. Tune in for laughs, movie trivia, and a few wild tangents! Sponsored Content: Try pizza with a Bao twist: https://bit.ly/PIZZAPIZZABAO Ready for a wine adventure? The Loose Moose has you covered with wines from around the world: https://bit.ly/THEMOOSEISLOOSE

Johnny Spoiler starts with a quirky take on personal relationships, likening them to "positive parasites." He then covers home video headlines, including a lawsuit involving the actress from Return of the Living Dead. Johnny shares his excitement about the upcoming Ash vs Evil Dead cartoon and wishes for the return of Saturday morning cartoons. The movie of the week is Prince of Darkness (1987), a John Carpenter film blending quantum mechanics, religion, and horror. Johnny breaks down the plot and explains why it's a "binge later" despite its intriguing premise. Lastly, he celebrates the 10th anniversary of Silicon Valley, reflecting on the show's Pied Piper metaphor and his disappointment over Ehrlich Bachmann's departure Try OLIPOP. Use code BWPOD for 15% off your first order, and continue to save 15% with a subscription.

Johnny gets a bit toasty and dives into the latest home video headlines, a nostalgic look at old cartoons, and a detailed review of the movie "The First Power." From Ben Affleck and Matt Damon rumors to the bizarre YouTube sensations, this episode has it all. Plus, Johnny shares his thoughts on the disappearance of the Boomerang app, the creepy mask scene in "The First Power," and some random rants about recent TV shows and movies. Affiliates: Paramount Plus (Try FREE) http://paramountplus.qflm.net/Ry9G3v Mission Farms https://mission-farms-cbd.sjv.io/EKoXrD

In this episode of the Binge-Watchers Podcast, Johnny Spoiler recounts a chaotic night at a comedy club, explores the history and evolution of open mics, and dives into the movie "Body Double."  Affiliate Links: Gevi Coffee Machines Paramount+ Evil Final Season

In this episode, Johnny Spoiler ventures into the world of real jobs, but his unique expertise as Johnny Spoiler proves more of a hindrance than a help. We delve into his recent chilling experience with the Devil's butler scene from 'Starry Eyes', and revisit his ongoing woes with London-bound airplanes. Sponsored Content: https://www.prettylitter.com/bingewatch

We'll review, discover, and recommend the best in horror, and we can't wait to share our thoughts on films like the new Five Nights at Freddy movie and Beanie Bubble, starring Zach Galifianakis and Elizabeth Banks.Join us for a hilarious discussion on Doom Asylum, a perfect blend of horror and comedy. We dive into the movie's production, trivia, and our favorite moments, including the Netflix and chill commercial and the bikini-clad swim scene with no water in sight. Plus, we ponder why guys ...