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In this episode, I am joined once again by my best friend, Sara to discuss a variety of topics including, the potential decline of Funko Pops, upcoming movie releases like Kill Bill, Gremlins, Zelda, Miss Piggy and The Mummy. Netflix bringing us a Clue and Overcooked competition series. We also talk about the live action Tangled, the fatigue surrounding Disney's live action adaptations, and everything Settlers of Catan. The conversation shifts to Bif Naked's documentary tour, the casting changes in The Witcher, and the current state of Marvel and DC content. The episode closes out with our review of the fantastic, Predator: Badlands, where we explore the directing, action, character development, humor, and the film's unique take on the Predator franchise.

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In this episode we celebrate the life and legacy of Canadian legend, John Candy.

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In this episode of the Pop Cult Experience, we cross the streams as Dana, from The Mixed Tag Podcast joins us to explore the intersection of wrestling and pop culture. We discuss the transition from wrestling into acting, including the careers of The Rock, John Cena, and Dave Bautista, and the current lack opportunities for female wrestlers in Hollywood. We delve into our favourite wrestling movies, wrestlers turned actors, celebrity cameos in the squared circle, and the future of wrestling in film, highlighting the unique stories that wrestlers could bring to the screen.

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In this all new episode of The Pop Cult Experience, Karen and myself are joined once again by the lovely Sara and we discuss some bits of news, we review the new Fantastic Four flick, we discuss some of our comfort films and shows that we go back to whenever we need something to easy our brains and we talk about being part of the Gen-X crowd and how we are getting up there in age and that we should expect to start losing the celebs and musicians and folk that helped mold our pop culture tastes as youths.

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In this episode of the Pop Cult Experience, I welcome my new best friend Sara to the podcast to discuss various pop culture topics. We start by getting to know Sara before diving into the latest entertainment news.

We played a game of Simon Says, with Sara forcing me to watch the romantic comedy 'What's Your Number?' and me making her watch the podcasts favourite flick, 'True Romance.'

We then share thoughts on the Superman movie directed by James Gunn. How many Flying F_cks did we give the man of steel? Listen to find out.

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In this weeks episode of the podcast we share our recent experiences, including a captivating concert by Cyndi Lauper and a theatre performance of Much Ado About Nothing in London. We discuss the potential Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot, as well as the return of Scrubs and Ted Lasso. We shift the conversation to our recent reading habits, before introducing a new segment where we explore where F-bombs could fit into PG-13 movies, starting with the Lord of the Rings trilogy. We close the episode off with lengthy chat about how our intake in the various forms of Pop Cult media has changed over the years.

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In our return for a new season, we chat about and recommend some breakup movies in honor of Valentine's Day (and also the 25th anniversary of our own breakup). We discuss a variety of films, from classics like 'Chasing Amy' and 'High Fidelity' to modern takes like '500 Days of Summer' and 'Birds of Prey.' The conversation explores the emotional depth of these films, the complexities of relationships, and the importance of self-discovery after breakups. They also touch on upcoming movies for Valentine's Day, providing listeners with a comprehensive look at love and loss in cinema.

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In today's episode, we explore the harmonica's important role in 90's alternative rock and the need for more of it in modern music. We discuss the impact of horror in literature and film, our appreciation of the genre, and the challenges of adapting the works of Stephen King into film. We then give a mostly positive review of the film 'Long Legs,' analyzing its atmosphere, character development, and the effectiveness of its ending.

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