The Grab Some Popcorn Podcast

THE GRAB SOME POPCORN PODCAST EPISODE 14 Our full review of The Running Man (2025), directed by Edgar Wright and starring Glen Powell, Josh Brolin, Michael Cera + more.

STANDALONE 09We’re diving into the world of misdirection, magic, and high-stakes heists. Now You See Me: Now You Don’t gets the spotlight — illusions, twists, and that signature “blink and you’ll miss it” energy.

A haunting concept, a mysterious marketing push, and a whole lot of questions… I break down where this film swings, misses, and why horror might be leaning a little too hard on “mystique” instead of story. The Grab Some Popcorn Podcast STANDALONE 08Tap in, comment your thoughts, and let’s talk horror.

Standalone Review: Predator: BadlandsDirected by Dan Trachtenberg, this new chapter stars Elle Fanning and Dimitrius Schuster‑Koloamatangi. The film follows Dek, a young Yautja exiled from his clan, who crash-lands on a hostile planet and must prove himself in the ultimate hunt — forming an unlikely alliance with a damaged synthetic as they face off against a terrifying apex creature.#PredatorBadlands #Predator #DanTrachtenberg #ElleFanning #DimitriusSchusterKoloamatangi #MovieReview #FilmReview #SciFiAction #TheGrabSomePopcornPodcast

“Ever wondered how a small indie film comes to life?On Episode 13 of The Grab Some Popcorn Podcast, we sit down with director Daniel V. Masciari to discuss Stationed at Home. From the black-and-white visuals and desolate streets of Binghamton, to the characters, themes, and behind-the-scenes challenges, Daniel takes us through the creative process that brought this quietly powerful film to life. Whether you’re a film fan, aspiring filmmaker, or just love a good story, this episode is packed with insight, humor, and inspiration. Listen now on YouTube and Apple Podcasts!#Episode13 #StationedAtHome #IndieFilm #Filmmaking #MoviePodcast #FilmDirector #CinematicStorytelling #TheGrabSomePopcornPodcast #BehindTheScenes #IndieCinema #FilmCommunity

This week on The Grab Some Popcorn Podcast, we’re diving into Bugonia, the new absurdist sci-fi comedy from Yorgos Lanthimos, starring Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons, Aidan Delbis, Stavros Halkias, and Alicia Silverstone. The film follows two conspiracy-obsessed men who kidnap a high-powered CEO (Stone), convinced she’s an alien bent on destroying Earth. Then we look ahead to the 2026 IMAX film slate, breaking down the biggest upcoming titles. Grab your popcorn, hit play, and join us for a wild ride. New episodes drop every Monday at 6AM CST — on YouTube & Apple Podcasts. Drop a comment: What do you think of Bugonia? Which 2026 IMAX film are you most hyped for?#Bugonia #YorgosLanthimos #EmmaStone #JessePlemons #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #IMAX2026 #Cinephile #SciFiComedy #PopcornTime

Roofman — the true story of Jeffrey Manchester, a military vet turned McDonald’s “polite robber” who hides out in a Toys ‘R’ Us while trying to stay under the radar. Will his clever plans keep him free, or will emotions catch up?Roofman #ChanningTatum #TrueStory #CrimeDrama #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #StandAloneReview #PodcasterLife #TrueCrime #MovieDiscussion #HorrorDrama #FilmBuff #MovieNight #CinemaLovers #YouTubePodcast #ApplePodcast

Shelby Oaks is a chilling supernatural mystery about Mia (Camille Sullivan), whose sister Riley (Sarah Durn) vanished years ago while investigating a paranormal group called the Paranormal Paranoids. Mia’s obsessive search for the truth leads her into the haunted shadows of the abandoned town of Shelby Oaks — where she uncovers sinister secrets and a lurking evil.The film is written and directed by Chris Stuckmann, marking his feature directorial debut, and is executive produced by Mike Flanagan. It also stars Camille Sullivan, Sarah Durn, Keith David, Michael Beach, and Robin Bartlett#ShelbyOaks #HorrorMovies #TheGrabSomePopcornPodcast #MovieReview #IndieHorror #ChrisStuckmann #HorrorCommunity #ScaryMovies #PodcastCover #HorrorFilm #MoviePoster #FilmTalk #YouTubePodcast #ApplePodcasts

Today’s review is for Black Phone 2 Staring Ethan Hawke and directed by Scott Derrickson. This one is a follow up to the horror hit the black phone and follows Finn and his sister Gwen as the try to uncover the mystery as to why the grabber is still haunting them….and how. The only question I have is does this winter horror have enough chill to keep you on edge or is this under cooked feature still too frozen to thaw out? Let’s find outTheBlackPhone2#TheBlackPhone#EthanHawke#ScottDerrickson#HorrorMovies#MovieReview#PodcastReview#TheGrabber#HorrorPodcast#MoviePodcast#FilmDiscussion#HorrorCommunity#ThrillerMovies#NowPlaying#NewMovieReview#StandAlonePodcast#CinephileCommunity#SpookySeason#WinterHorror

We’re diving into Good Fortune, directed by Aziz Ansari and starring Keanu Reeves, Seth Rogen, and Keke Palmer — a sharp, feel-good comedy about fate, second chances, and what happens when a well-meaning angel meddles in human lives.Then we’re asking the tough question: Can you truly separate the art from the artist?What happens when controversy collides with creativity — and what responsibility do studios have when things get messy? Watch and listen on YouTube & Apple Podcasts#TheGrabSomePopcornPodcast #GoodFortune #KeanuReeves #AzizAnsari #MoviePodcast #FilmDiscussion #PodcastLife #NewEpisode #PopCulture #MovieReview #FilmTalk #SethRogen #KekePalmer #FilmCommunity #PodcastClip #MoviesOf2025