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ALI G IS BACK. Booyakasha!Sacha Baron Cohen is officially bringing Ali G back to the big screen in Ali G: Who Iz I? — a new secretly filmed mockumentary arriving in theaters October 23, 2026. But more than 20 years after Ali G became a pop-culture phenomenon, there’s a much bigger question:Can Ali G still work in 2026?Johnny Spoiler breaks down the Ali G comeback, what we know about Sacha Baron Cohen’s new movie, the return of his undercover mockumentary style, and the growing debate over whether Ali G remains brilliant satire or a character whose comedy belongs to another era.Then somehow things get even stranger. HELL COMES TO FROGTOWN“Rowdy” Roddy Piper plays one of the last fertile men alive after nuclear war destroys civilization. His mission? Enter a city controlled by mutant frog people, rescue fertile women and help save the human race.Oh, and the government straps an EXPLOSIVE CODPIECE to him to make sure he cooperates.Welcome to Hell Comes to Frogtown.Johnny revisits the insane 1988 cult sci-fi come

JOHNNY DRINKS JOLT MODERN SODA https://tr.ee/JoltCreamSodaBWJohnny Spoiler dives into the swamp for a full Swamp Thing retrospective, revisiting Wes Craven’s 1982 cult classic, The Return of Swamp Thing, the 1990s TV series, and even the bizarre animated series. Johnny asks the ultimate question: Did these movies actually hold up, or did we just outgrow them? Plus, Johnny breaks down the latest RoboCop casting news, the wild new Jason Voorhees x PBR Halloween collaboration, and the movie legacy of the legendary Dolly Parton.Then it’s time for Fan Service, where Johnny tackles the debate over whether Johnny Depp will ultimately be remembered more for 21 Jump Street or Captain Jack Sparrow.And for Staff Picks, Johnny checks out Idiots (2026), the dark and chaotic new comedy starring Dave Franco, O’Shea Jackson Jr., Mason Thames, Peter Dinklage, Kiernan Shipka, and Nicholas Braun.It’s horror, superheroes, cult movies, nostalgia, and plenty of Johnny Spoiler opinions—all in one episode.Binge-Watchers Podcast with

Johnny Spoiler is back with another horror movie reaction, and this time we're diving into Fingers (2019), a bizarre indie horror movie where a woman begins experiencing a disturbing reaction to her own body while spiraling into a full-blown nervous breakdown as masked men terrorize her coworker. Is this a forgotten horror gem—or one movie Johnny wishes he never watched?Plus, Johnny Spoiler breaks down the latest movie and TV news, including Jerry Bruckheimer revealing that conversations have taken place with Johnny Depp about returning as Captain Jack Sparrow in Pirates 6, with Margot Robbie still rumored to be involved.And what's happening with the reported Return of the Living Dead sequel? One report says the movie is headed for a November release during the Christmas season, fitting its holiday setting and direct-sequel story. Another report says the project isn't moving forward at all. So… who's right?Then it's time for Binge Now, Later, or Never with Fingers, followed by Scream Now,

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Welcome to Johnny Spoiler Horror Movie Reactions, the show where you stumble into Johnny Spoiler enthusiastically spoiling the movies he loves.Try MEATZY https://tr.ee/GetMeatzyJohnnyThis episode starts with the latest Home Video Headlines, including Ben Stiller teaming with Mike Judge for Protective Custody on Apple TV+, Pierce Brosnan starring as a legendary werewolf hunter in Wolfland (directed by his son Sean Brosnan), and the latest details on Terrifier 4, which promises Art the Clown's origin story, a New Year's Eve setting, and a final showdown in Hell.Then Johnny celebrates some of his favorite werewolf movies, including The Wolf of Snow Hollow, Silver Bullet, Late Phases, The Wolfman (2010), Werewolves Within, and Werewolves (2020).Tonight's featured horror movie reaction is Brain Dead (1990)—not the Peter Jackson zombie classic, but the psychological sci-fi horror thriller starring Bill Pullman and Bill Paxton. A brilliant neurosurgeon discovers the corporation funding his experiments ma

Hit the highway for one of the greatest hidden gems in horror history as Johnny Spoiler takes a spoiler-filled ride through Richard Franklin's Roadgames (1981)—the Australian cult classic that asks: What if Alfred Hitchcock made a slasher on the open road?This week, Johnny breaks down why Roadgames deserves a place alongside The Hitcher, Joy Ride, and Breakdown, explores its reputation as one of the defining films of the Ozploitation era, and reveals the behind-the-scenes stories that make this thriller legendary—including Stacy Keach learning to drive a 16-gear semi in just two days, the Sean Connery casting that almost happened, and why Quid's dingo had to be renamed Boswell.Danny McBride's gritty new G.I. Joe movie heads to Springfield... but not the Springfield you expect.Remembering the legendary Sam Neill with a look back at Possession, Jurassic Park, Event Horizon, Merlin, and Bicentennial Man.Sydney Sweeney saddles up for Hollow, a gothic reimagining of Sleepy Hollow, plus three must-watch

Sign Up for STARZ https://tr.ee/STARZSHINERIt's another Horror Movie Reaction as Summer Slash 8 continues with the gloriously bizarre cult classic Blue Monkey (1987)—the Canadian creature feature that somehow contains zero monkeys and one giant mutant insect terrorizing a quarantined hospital.Johnny Spoiler breaks down what works, what doesn't, the surprisingly creative creature effects, the misleading title, and whether this forgotten B-movie deserves a second chance... or should stay quarantined forever.Also in this episode: Resident Evil is getting another reboot that's finally embracing survival horror. Lily James stars in Seasons, a creepy new horror film based on the viral Reddit story about a haunted ranch with terrifying seasonal rituals. Dario Argento returns with what could be the bloodiest movie of his legendary career. We revisit horror classics like Suspiria, Deep Red, and Demons. Plus, Johnny shares his thoughts on Good Fortune starring Keanu Reeves, compares his lovable rookie angel

GRUV Horror Movie sale https://tr.ee/GRUVBWJolt Modern Soda: https://tr.ee/JoltCreamSodaBW #affiliates Johnny Spoiler dives headfirst into one of the strangest cult horror movies ever made: I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle (1990). Is it a forgotten B-movie masterpiece or one of the weirdest "so bad it's good" films ever unleashed? We break down the blood-sucking Norton Commando, Satanists, biker gangs, nightmare fuel, and why this movie somehow manages to be both painfully slow and completely unforgettable.Before the feature presentation, we're covering the biggest Home Video Headlines:The brand-new RoboCop live-action series coming to Prime Video.Why we're cautiously optimistic (or maybe terrified) after the 2014 reboot.The hilarious new Bigfoot creature feature Bad Day for Bigfoot.Kate Hudson and Ana de Armas teaming up for the upcoming erotic thriller Palm Grove.Then we answer a listener question about the future of RoboCop, hand out our weekly Staff Picks, and preview next week's Su

Johnny Spoiler takes a trip back to 1990 for FEAR, a forgotten supernatural thriller starring Ally Sheedy as Cayce Bridges, a psychic investigator who helps police solve murders by experiencing visions through the minds of killers. Her latest case becomes terrifying when she discovers a murderer with the same abilities—and he wants her to experience every ounce of fear his victims feel.In this horror movie reaction and review, Johnny Spoiler breaks down the psychic-versus-psychic showdown, the creepy performance by Pruitt Taylor Vince as the Shadow Man, the bizarre Detective Eyepatch character, the film's connections to CIA remote-viewing experiments, and why this obscure Showtime thriller deserves another look from horror fans.Also on this episode: Hugh Jackman teams with Ridley Scott for a new adaptation of Treasure Island. Brad Pitt and a loyal military dog fight for survival in Heart of the Beast—and yes, the dog survives. Rose of Nevada brings haunting maritime time-travel horror to the Cornish coast

Try Jolt Modern Soda https://tr.ee/JoltCreamSodaBWOrder Flintstones 4K Steelbook from GRUV https://tr.ee/GRUVBWJohnny Spoiler dives into the bizarre cult horror classic Slaughterhouse Rock (1988) in this horror movie reaction and review episode of Summer Slash 8: Summer Slashers Vol. 1.This forgotten supernatural horror movie blends nightmares, demons, Alcatraz Prison, ghostly heavy metal singers, and pure 1980s insanity. Johnny breaks down the best scenes, weirdest moments, behind-the-scenes trivia, and whether Slaughterhouse Rock deserves a Scream Now, Scream Later, or Scream Never rating.Also in this episode: Zack Snyder's new Escape from New York remake Will Ferrell as Inspector Gadget? A24's upcoming horror-action film Onslaught Sega's Streets of Rage movie revival The cult anime Angel's Egg reviewed The final season of The BoysIf you love horror movie reviews, cult horror films, B-movies, slasher movies, supernatural horror, and deep-dive reactions, subscribe for weekly episodes.#JohnnyS

You survived another year? Cool. What did you actually do with it?This week Johnny Spoiler opens with a completely unnecessary rant about birthdays before crashing directly into the world of ultraviolence.First up in Home Video Headlines:• Nicolas Winding Refn is resurrecting Maniac Cop with a radical new vision.• The Incredible Edible wraps production — a psychedelic teen body-swap comedy with late-90s energy and complete graduation panic.Then we hit Movie of the Week…VIOLENCE JACK.This isn’t your normal anime reaction episode.We’re diving into Go Nagai’s infamous 1980s OVA trilogy — a post-apocalyptic wasteland of biker gangs, mutant violence, impossible regeneration, underground civil wars, and enough blood to make modern anime blush.Topics include: Why Violence Jack feels like a force of nature instead of a hero Episode rankings and the most disturbing chapter The hidden connection to Devilman that changes everything Why this series may have helped invent post-apocalyptic anime before Akira and Fist of th

Johnny Spoiler returns with an anime reaction and deep-dive review of Sword of the Stranger (2007) — the legendary samurai anime film from Studio Bones that quietly delivered one of the greatest animated sword fights ever made.This week we spoil anime and break down why Sword of the Stranger still hits nearly two decades later: grounded sword combat, beautiful historical worldbuilding, emotional character arcs, and that unforgettable final duel between Nanashi and Luo-Lang.We talk: Sword of the Stranger anime reaction Why the final fight scene is considered animation history The bond between Kotaro, Tobimaru, and the No Name Ronin Historical inspiration from Japan’s Sengoku era and Ming Dynasty tensions Studio Bones’ realistic approach to action choreography Why this movie feels more like classic samurai cinema than modern battle animePlus: Home Video Headlines including Halsey’s upcoming horror film Replacer, Jason Bateman’s crime-comedy The Cackling of the Dodos, and updates on Scary Stories to Tell in the

You stumbled into some kind of show where Johnny Spoiler spoils movies he loves just for you… so stay tuned.This week on BWPodcast, ANI-MAY continues with a deep dive movie reaction and review of the cult horror anime Mermaid Forest — Rumiko Takahashi’s disturbing supernatural saga about immortality, monster mermaids, and the psychological curse of eternal life.Johnny Spoiler breaks down:The horrifying mythology behind mermaid fleshWhy the immortals in Mermaid Forest hate living foreverLady Towa’s grotesque transformation and obsessionThe terrifying cave monster finaleThe emotional twists involving betrayal, aging, and revengeWhy Mermaid Forest belongs in the same anime horror conversation as Ninja Scroll and Vampire Hunter DPLUS: Home Video Headlines:Grown Ups 3 officially announced at NetflixBarbaric gets a live-action fantasy seriesDead Silence returns with a new prequel from James Wan Fan Service:Space horror recommendations after a listener asks for movies like Event Horizon:Nightflyers, Lifeforce, Satur

Johnny Spoiler is back with another chaotic movie reaction episode packed with horror movies, cult classics, movie news, and absolute nonsense. This week: MUTANT (1984), toxic hillbillies, exploding yellow ooze, vampire office workers, and why Cinco de Mayo almost got me killed over tacos.In this episode of the Johnny Spoiler Movie Reaction podcast: MUTANT (1984) review and breakdown — Wings Hauser, Bo Hopkins, toxic waste zombies, melting flesh, mutant kids, and one of the wildest low-budget horror endings of the 1980s. Bloodsucking Bastards review — Pedro Pascal before The Mandalorian, vampire office politics, workplace horror comedy, and why Romania apparently has the world’s deadliest MBA program. Planet of the Apes movie news — full breakdown of the modern reboot universe including Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Dawn, War, and Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, plus rumors about a brand-new Planet of the Apes movie from Matt Shakman. Longlegs 2 officially happening — Nicolas Cage returns, Osgood Perkins

Johnny Spoiler sails straight into chaos with a deep dive into Sinbad of the Seven Seas (1989)—the gloriously messy cult fantasy starring Lou Ferrigno. But first… we’ve got a problem: why is an AI-generated song telling us to “celebrate me”… and why is everyone listening?In this episode, Johnny breaks down the viral “celebrate me” trend, calls out participation-trophy energy in internet culture, and asks the real question: what are we actually celebrating?Then it’s Home Video Headlines—covering the upcoming ultra-violent Western The Brigands of Rattlecreek from Park Chan-wook, the neon-drenched reboot Miami Vice ’85 starring Austin Butler and Michael B. Jordan, and the newly announced Possession remake from Smile director Parker Finn. Movie of the Week: Sinbad of the Seven Seas (1989)A sword-and-sorcery fever dream featuring ghost warriors, slime demons, lightning cages, and a fully oiled-up Lou Ferrigno in purple pantaloons. Johnny breaks down the wild production history, the “so bad it’s good” energy, and w

Johnny Spoiler got invited to a big movie premiere… last minute… in the desert… with no plus one. What could possibly go wrong? Anxiety? Check. Suspicious dating-app logistics? Check. Potential “this sounds like a true crime documentary” vibes? DOUBLE check.This week, we’re riding straight into chaos with Gallowwalkers—Wesley Snipes’ cursed drifter epic that feels like Blade wandered into a Sergio Leone fever dream. Undead showdowns, vampire energy, samurai vibes, and one seriously haunted production story (yes, including Snipes’ real-life legal drama mid-shoot). PLUS:Return of the Living Dead sequel (NOT a remake )Avatar: The Last Airbender movie leak dramaNicolas Cage back in Lords of War“4 Kids Walk Into a Bank” might be the wildest premise of 2026 Johnny breaks it all down with that signature sarcastic, film-nerd chaos:Is Gallowwalkers a hidden gem… or a cursed relic? (Hint: Binge Later, partner.) Fan shoutouts, cult movie love, and a staff pick that involves Zac Efron, Craigslist dates, and absolute wedd

Johnny Spoiler is back with a savage movie reaction to Deathstalker (2025)—and this one is dripping with fantasy movie vibes, gooey practical effects, and pure chaotic energy.From cursed amulets and pig-faced monsters to goblins casting spells and swords slicing through undead warriors, this episode dives deep into the wild return of a cult classic franchise. If you love 80s sword-and-sorcery nostalgia, over-the-top gore, and DIY B-movie madness, this is your next binge. In this episode:Johnny Spoiler reacts to the insane world of Deathstalker (2025)Goblins, witches, and cursed talismans—fantasy chaos breakdownHow the reboot connects to the original 80s cult classicsWhy this is a MUST-WATCH for horror + fantasy fansThe rise of practical effects and Astron-6’s signature style Expect:Guts. Glory. Gore. And one iconic goblin sidekick. Binge-Watchers Podcast brings you sharp takes, wild humor, and unfiltered reactions every week. If you're into:movie reactions, fantasy movies, horror comedy, cult classics, 80

You thought this was a normal episode.Maybe Daredevil. Maybe Alex Cooper. Maybe something safe.Nope.You picked the wrong podcast…—and somehow the right one.Welcome to the Binge-Watchers Podcast, where Johnny Spoiler breaks down SILENT RAGE (1982) — the movie where Chuck Norris fights a regenerating, unstoppable killer created by mad science like it’s just part of his weekly routine.This week’s episode dives into one of the strangest action-horror mashups ever made — part Halloween, part kung fu showdown, all chaos. Inside the episode:A killer who calls his doctor before snappingMad scientists doubling as the town’s only medical staffA real Texas biker bar fight shot in one takeInsane practical stunts (including a full-body burn)A romance montage so long it loops back to comedyAnd an ending that gives you absolutely no way out Plus:Netflix rebooting 13 Going on 30A live-action Scooby-Doo origin story with a murder mysteryStavros Halkias joins a Judd Apatow country music comedy Fan Service:The internet is in me

Johnny Spoiler is BACK with a gritty, unfiltered movie reaction and review of King of New York (1990) — the controversial crime classic starring Christopher Walken and directed by Abel Ferrara.After a rare trip to a movie theater (yes, it involved cheap chicken tenders and chaos), Johnny dives into one of the most infamous gangster films ever made. From Walken’s icy performance as Frank White to the raw, “gutter poetry” filmmaking style of Ferrara, this episode breaks down why King of New York still hits hard today. In this episode:Johnny Spoiler’s hilarious cold open theater storyKing of New York full movie reaction & reviewChristopher Walken’s BEST performances rankedAbel Ferrara’s wild directing style explainedBehind-the-scenes chaos (booed premieres, walkouts & controversy)Cast highlights: Laurence Fishburne, Wesley Snipes, Steve Buscemi & moreIconic scenes & underrated momentsBinge Now, Later, or Never verdict Home Video Headlines:Buffy reboot drama at HuluSYFY Leprechaun marathon madness

Try MEATZY with our affiliate link https://tr.ee/GetMeatzyJohnnyJohnny Spoiler is back with a movie reaction and deep dive into the 1985 crime thriller The Mean Season starring Kurt Russell and Mariel Hemingway.In this episode of the Binge-Watchers Podcast, Johnny Spoiler breaks down this underrated Miami serial killer thriller, where a burned-out reporter becomes the media mouthpiece for a psychopath known as the Numbers Killer.Along the way we talk:• Kurt Russell’s quietly intense performance• The magnetic presence of Mariel Hemingway• Why the film feels like a proto-True Detective story• The suspenseful phone calls between killer and reporter• The chaotic Everglades airboat finale• Early appearances from Andy Garcia and Joe PantolianoPlus in Home Video Headlines we cover:• Arnold Schwarzenegger returning for a new Conan the Barbarian• Updates on Independence Day 3• The upcoming horror film They Will Kill You starring Zazie Beetz• The surprising cancellation of The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob BriggsWe also a