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James was a teenage film snob, but he’s trying to be better. Each week he’ll talk movies with a friend and celebrate all things cinema.
Unknown Host hosts I Was A Teenage Film Snob, a tv show with 194 episodes published.
This week, the boys are back! James and Nick get together to discuss three of their favourite movies they've watched this year: Obsession, Evil Dead Burn and The Odyssey. They spoil everything, so listener beware! Theme
Two years following James's unexpected trip to the ER for an anxiety attack/diagnosis/prescription, he's back with an update. Also, he's been walking....a lot. Theme Song: The Last Movie
This week, James is back with another misunderstood classic: 1986's Howard the Duck! Why do people dislike it so much? Is it the costume? Is it the effects? Is the dreaded duck-boobies? All will be answered and more. The
This week, James is here to talk about a mostly forgotten superhero movie from the 90s: The Fantastic Four. It's a movie most people haven't seen, let alone heard of, but is it worth watching? Theme Song: The Last Movie
This week, James is talking about a heavily misunderstood comic book movie from the early 2000s - Daredevil. He'll tell you exactly why you should give it a chance, but can he defend the playground sequence? Theme Song:
This week, James is back with his biggest challenge yet - explaining why you should watch Blues Brothers 2000. This is a childhood favourite of his, but how does it stand up, not only to the original, but almost 30 years
This week, James is celebrating misunderstood, but cult classic horror-opera: Repo! The Genetic Opera. Have you soon this sexy, violent, gory musical? Theme Song: The Last Movie
This week, James is alone again and he's back with another movie he thinks deserves a second chance. This time, it's Kevin Smith's first foray into the world of PG-13 rom-coms, Jersey Girl. Theme Song: The Last Movie
This week, the whole gang is back and it's time to get festive. James, Nick and Maddie took on the challenge of creating their very own film festivals. Not to be outdone, a variety of podcasters, film fans and creators a
In the second instalment of "Why You Should Watch...", James talks about one of his favourite childhood films, Josie and the Pussycats. Listen to him discuss why he thinks the film failed, but more importantly, why you s
James is back with a brand new series for his solo episodes. In the debut edition of Why You Should Watch, James discusses the much maligned movie, Mortal Kombat: Annihilation. Theme Song: The Last Movie
Two thirds of the Pod Squad return to the show, with James and Nick very excited to talk about a TV show that has captured their imaginations: The Pitt. They discuss some movies they've watched, but mostly they fawn over
This week, James is honoured to have a returning guest to the podcast: the incredible director J.R. Stokes. J.R. is back to discuss his brand new movie: Beautiful, Pam. The pair discuss the filmmaking process, the experi
James is flying solo again this week, but he's lost weight, played some games and has some thoughts to share. This week he reviews the PS3 game Captain America: Super Solider, before sharing his thoughts on The Super Mar
This week, James is joined by an incredible guest. Cosplayer/make up artist/voice actor/screen actor Lauren Alenia swings by the show to talk about her upcoming role as Harley Quinn in director Aaron Bennett's highly ant
The pod squad is back bebeh! It has been a hot minute since the whole crew was together and boy, do they make you realise what you've missed. After some short reviews of flicks they've watched, James, Nick and Maddie lis
This week marks the return of a show favourite and actual human being for James to talk to, author R. Jacob Honeybrook. Roy is back to promote his brand new book, Books for the Broken, a paperback collection of his short
This week James is alone again, but he swears he has friends and they'll be on an upcoming episode. In the meantime, he has more weight loss information and he has finished his first video game in the 2026 video game cha
It's 2026 bebeh and the show is back! - Kind of! It's another James solo show, but the team will be back soon, along with some incredible guests. Until then, James has set himself some new challenges this year including:
James is having a baby! Well, his wife is, so the team aretaking a break. But James recorded a bunch of episodes in advance so you wouldhave something to listen to while he's changing nappies and making bottles. This wee
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I Was A Teenage Film Snob is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 194 episodes.
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