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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Episode 379 - Backrooms" (20 October 2026, 63 minutes), "Episode 378 - Does Temple of Doom hold up in 2026?" (12 October 2026, 86 minutes), and "Episode 377 - 2019: The Year We Made Covid" (4 October 2026, 100 minutes).
The Magnificently Huge Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 68 minutes across 339 episodes.
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The Magnificently Huge Podcast
If you have to ask “What is a Creepypasta?” then the recent horror/thriller phenomenon from A24 Films - “Backrooms” - may not be for you. But even if you don’t follow internet trends, know that this movie is, if nothing...
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This week on Magnificently Huge, Brian, Chris, and Eric revisit 1984's Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom—the family adventure featuring child slavery, human sacrifice, chilled monkey brains, and a man's still-beating...
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This week on The Magnificently Huge Podcast, Brian, Chris, and Eric travel back to the impossibly distant world of 2019—a simpler time when our biggest concerns were whether Cats looked too horrifying and whether Martin...
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Death to Smoochy is a misunderstood, underappreciated classic so far as we’re concerned, and anyone who says otherwise is damaged goods. So say us! This 2002 comedy directed by Danny DeVito and starring Robin Williams...
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This week, we review “Redux, redux” - an indie darling of multiversal travel, revenge, gun fights, human drama… which makes it sound like it’s good. We do a full tear-down of this woulda-shoulda-coulda been great film...
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From the master of movies about the Poorly Educated voting block, Taylor Sheridan’s “Hell or High Water” is a brilliant - if forgotten - neo-western with Chris Pine, Ben Foster and Jeff Bridges. Largely overshadowed by...
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Peter Jackson made his American studio debut back in 1996 with a horror-comedy called The Frighteners that should have done better…. But it came out the same month as the biggest film of ‘96, Independence Day, and the...
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This week on Magnificently Huge, we saddle up for Disney's 2013 megabudget reboot of The Lone Ranger. This movie answers the important questions for Disney at the time, such as “What are we doing?” and “Should we just...
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From the master of self-indulgence, Francis Ford Coppola presents a very expensive sophomore year at art school final project. What is it about? Insert shrugging emoji here. He sold his winery to make this thing. So…...
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Honestly, they had us at “a new movie by Gore Verbinski starring Sam Rockwell.” This gonzo 2025 sci-fi comedy satire adventure about timeloops and saving humanity from extinction by AI slop is ultimately a giant swing...
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This week on the Magnificently Huge Podcast Brian, Chris, and Eric revisit Monty Python' s final theatrical outing: a film that's less a movie than a series of comedy grenades tied together by the vague notion that...
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In 1985, Sam Raimi and the Coen Brothers were hot off their breakout indie debuts (Evil Dead and Blood Simple, respectively) and got their first shot at a studio film with a budget. What we got was one of the craziest...
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A young boy in 1950s suburbia suspects that his parents might be cannibalistic serial murderers… but are they really? Join us for a look at one of our favorite cult films of all time - “Parents.” Randy Quaid leads a...
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Frailty (2001) is a psychological thriller about fathers, sons, and demons. This wacky film seems to have been lost to time, as no one ever talks about it, and it hasn’t gained any cult following. Still, it has a creepy...
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This week on Magnificently Huge, we crank the dials back to 1927 and dive into Metropolis, the granddaddy of sci-fi cinema where the future is shiny, oppressive, and apparently run by people who’ve never met a labor law...
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Q: Who you gonna call? A: Ghostbusters! Duh! Let’s lighten the mood a bit as we finally jibber-jabber about one of the greatest foundational movies of all time - Ghostbusters! If you’ve never seen this blockbuster...
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A warning about what AI could do to humanity - and we ain’t talkin’ SkyNet? “Colossus: The Forbin Project” is a cult sci-fi film from 1970 that has been gaining a new following in the last couple of years, since we’re...
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Ever watch a movie and absolutely hated it, only to revisit it again later to discover you actually kinda like it now? That’s the rules for today, kids! Pick the media that left you angry… that sorta made you happy the...
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This week on Magnificently Huge, we slip into something a little more… 90s, as we revisit the Wachowskis’ pre-Matrix directorial debut, Bound. The film somehow manages to be equal parts Hitchcock, Coen Brothers, and...
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Eddington is the perfect film for our times. Everyone’s terrified, everyone wants the glory of being the one who saves the world, and nobody is listening to anyone else. That’s America in a nutshell: Everyone arguing...
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