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Contentarama hosts Midnight Movie Snack, a tv show with 108 episodes published.
It’s been 40 years since Silver Bullet howled onto screens, and we’re celebrating with two very special guests: the film’s director Dan Attias and actor Bill Smitrovich. Join Chris, Garrett, and friends Craig, Dale, and
After a long hiatus, we're back with an impromptu episode recorded at Mi Cancun in Durham, North Carolina. While having lunch, it dawned on us to record our conversation where we were talking at great length about the la
Tonight we pay tribute to an outstanding actor we lost earlier this week: Tony Todd. His performances in Night of the Living Dead (1990), Candyman, The Crow, Final Destination, and other projects in film and television w
Wrapping up our Horror Originals and Remakes series as part of our Halloween celebrations, we're bringing one of our favorite horror movies of all time and its remake: Dawn of the Dead! Featuring original trailers, a rev
Enjoy this bonus episode as you tear into this season's trick or treat haul. And stick around for our final episode this week in our Horror Originals and Remakes series. Happy Halloween! You will sleep like the dead, tea
Our Horror Originals and Remakes series continues this month with a look at two iconic movies with horror icon killers: Halloween (1978 and 2007) and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974 and 2003). Chris discusses how each
Our "Horror Remakes and Originals" continues this week with a double feature of voodoo, AI, 50s sci-fi, and 80s body horror. Join Chris for his look at two sets of movies: Child's Play (1988 and 2019) and The Fly (1958 a
Happy October, Happy Halloween, and Happy Podcast Listening! This month, we're taking a look at horror movies and their remakes. To start us off right, we're heading to high school for a tragic teenage tale of terror and
The passing of a total legend. Goodbye and thanks for so many terrific performances, Mr. Jones.
Chris and Garrett return after a sort-of-summer break to take a look at the recent Hulu documentary from Andrew McCarthy, Brats. Is it any good? Hear what the men in motion have to say about it. Plus, what's coming up wi
It's our 100th episode and we've spared no expense to give you quite possibly one of the most mundane episodes ever! That's right: If it's mundane you're looking for, look no further! Plus: Casting choices for Pac Man: T
Chris and Garrett return for March Madness with a brand-new movie commentary for the 1986 basketball drama starring Gene Hackman, Dennis Hopper, and Barbara Hershey—Hoosiers! Grab your copy of the movie and listen along
Chris descends into the mysterious depths of the City of Lights in Roman Polanski's 1988 suspense thriller Frantic, starring Harrison Ford. This bite-sized snack episode introduces (or reintroduces) this harrowing journe
Blast off on Capricorn One, a 1977 conspiracy thriller that has captivated audiences for decades. Chris guides listeners through the film's intriguing plot, where a faked Mars mission by NASA leads to a web of deception
🎙️🔍 This week on The Midnight Movie Snack Podcast, join Chris as he explores the heart-pounding world of Marathon Man. 🏃♂️💥 This 1976 conspiracy thriller, starring Dustin Hoffman and Laurence Olivier, is more than j
This week's episode has Chris delving into the 1974 conspiracy thriller, The Parallax View, directed by Alan J. Pakula and starring Warren Beatty. The episode explores the film's intricate plot, exceptional character dev
We kick of this month's tribute to conspiracy movies with a favorite of mine: Francis Ford Coppola's The Conversation (1974). When surveillance expert Harry Caul (Gene Hackman) records a private conversation between a co
Welcome to the Christmas party, that is! Tonight, we're offering up a special holiday episode present: A movie commentary for the 1988 action/Christmas classic, Die Hard. And like John McClane's solo effort, tonight's ep
We're kicking off our Unlikely Christmas Classics series with a favorite of ours from 1984, starring Chris' favorite 80s actress of all time, Phoebe Cates. That's right, kids, turn off the lights, put away the water, and
In this episode, Chris and Garrett conclude The John Candy Film Festival with a commentary on the 1989 comedy Uncle Buck. They delve into interesting facts about the film, shed light on what didn't make it into the final
Val Kilmer
Simon Templar in The Saint
1 appearance on this show
Tony Todd
legendary genre actor
1 appearance on this show
Gene Hackman
2 appearances on this show
Dennis Hopper
1 appearance on this show
Warren Beatty
1 appearance on this show
Steve Martin
Animal Behavior Consultant · Los Angeles County Fire Department
1 appearance on this show
John Candy
comedian and actor
1 appearance on this show
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