
<p>This month on Cine Pop, we’re asking: do rats really get a bad rep? And this week, we dive into the double-crossing, identity-bending world of Infernal Affairs.</p><p>We break down this high-stakes Hong Kong thriller...


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Cine Pop is hosted by CinePop. The show has published 11 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Do rats get a bad rep? - "Infernal Affairs" (2002)" (25 April 2026, 50 minutes), "Do rats get a bad rep? - "Infernal Affairs" (2002)" (25 April 2026, 50 minutes), and "Do rats get a bad rep? - "On the Waterfront" (1954)" (17 April 2026, 51 minutes).
Cine Pop publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 53 minutes across 11 episodes.
Booking probability for Cine Pop is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Cine Pop requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Cine Pop's contact route on record: verified email.
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CinePop hosts Cine Pop, a tv podcast with 11 episodes published.
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<p>This month on Cine Pop, we’re asking: do rats really get a bad rep? And this week, we dive into the double-crossing, identity-bending world of Infernal Affairs.</p><p>We break down this high-stakes Hong Kong thriller...

This month on Cine Pop, we’re asking: do rats really get a bad rep? And this week, we dive into the double-crossing, identity-bending world of Infernal Affairs. We break down this high-stakes Hong Kong thriller about a...

<p>This month on Cine Pop, we’re asking: do rats really get a bad rep? And this week, we step onto the docks of On the Waterfront—where staying silent might cost you everything.</p><p>We unpack Marlon Brando’s legendary...

<p>This month on Cine Pop, we’re asking the big question: do rats really get a bad rep? And this week, we’re cracking open the blood-soaked, tension-filled world of Reservoir Dogs.</p><p>We dive into Quentin Tarantino’s...

<p>This month on Cine Pop, we’re diving into Best Picture nominees that didn’t win—and this week’s pick drops us into the shadowy, slow-burning intrigue of The Secret Agent (2025).</p><p>We break down this moody tale of...

<p>This month on Cine Pop, we’re revisiting Best Picture nominees that didn’t win—and this week, we’re heading to space with The Martian (2015).</p><p>We break down the ultimate survival story: one astronaut, zero...

<p>This month on Cine Pop, we’re diving into Best Picture nominees that didn’t win—and this week’s pick takes us into the tense, morally murky world of Munich (2005).</p><p>We unpack Steven Spielberg’s gripping...

<p>This month Zack and Anthony are revisiting films that were nominated for Best Picture but didn’t win—and asking if they deserved their spot in the first place.</p><p>In this episode, we travel back to 1995 to talk...

<p>For the final episode of Cine Pop’s American Stupidity series, Zach and Anthony turn to Mars Attacks!—a loud, absurd mirror held up to American power, media, and misplaced confidence. When authority meets aliens...

<p>In episode three of Cine Pop, Zach and Anthony dive into Legally Blonde for their month of American Stupidity. Beneath the pink gloss, the film skewers elitism, gender bias, and the way America confuses confidence...

<p>In episode two of Cine Pop , Zach and Anthony tackles American Fiction under the theme American Stupidity—from performative wokeness to the marketplace of identity. Who’s really being fooled: the system, the...

<p>In our first episode, Zach and Anthony dive into the Coen Brothers’ Burn After Reading, using the theme American Stupidity to unpack ego, paranoia, and the sheer chaos of people who think they’re smarter than they...
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