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Penn Ketchum & David Moulton hosts The Penn Cinema Podcast, a tv show with 340 episodes published.
Independence Day hits us right at home this year as we settle in to review Young Washington. Will David upset an entire country with is review? Most certainly. That was always going to happen. Also, we bring back our fan
DC is desperate to rebuild their superhero movie franchise, but after a strong middle of the road outing with Superman can Supergirl seal the deal and hook us back into DC? There are definite opinions and we've got them.
It's time to disclose our thoughts on Disclosure Day. Was this movie a certified banger or has it become incredibly evident a certain director should retire? You know we're going to get into it, plus we've got a slew of
WE HAVE THE POWER... to review this movie for you. That's right, we're back with another 80's franchise hot on the trail to revival. Or is it? We get into that plus a look at come new trailers. Including another one for
It's time for a double feature of drastically different films this week as we take a look at Obsession and The Mandalorian and Grogu. From horror to a Star Wars truly for the kids we've got a lot to cover. Also up for di
Some reviews blur the line between positive and negative, however we'd never let that come between us and our heartfelt thoughts on In The Grey. Also, this episode we've got slew of listener feedback to catch up on and j
GET OVER HERE! And make yourself comfortable for a nice relaxing discussion about Mortal Kombat 2. Does it live up to the hype? Will Street Fighter be way better? Only time will tell. Also this week we've got a small sel
After watching The Devil Wears Prada 2 someone threw some coals in the fire and this engine's about to explode with steam. But before things get too heated we've got some follow up news from last week and a small selecti
Over Your Dead Body is the new comedy, no wait, is it horror. No, maybe horredy? We'll get into it eventually, but first we have a lot of catching up to do. Penn spent a week down at CinemaCon and has tons of stories to
The Drama definitely lives up to it's name and can be almost hard to watch, but at the same time laugh out loud funny. We'll get into it this week. Plus we've got a unanimous decision on Trailer of the Week and a certain
Video game movies have come really far, but have they come far enough. Super Mario was once known for having not only one of the worst video game movies, but one of the worst movies of all time. Then that all changed wit
Ready or Not Here I Come or is it Ready or Not 2 Here I Come? No, wait, it's Ready or Not Here I Come 2? Well, whatever it's real title is we saw it this week and boy to do we have things to say. You'll have to listen it
Pass or fail we're here to get blown out the air lock by Project Hail Mary. Can it live up to the hype and success of The Martian? Seems like a yes. Outside of silently screaming in space we also dig in to two major trai
Every time I hear the title of this week's movie Reminders of Him I imagine the book it's based off of is actually like a Where's Waldo book, and you have to find all the reminders before turning the page. If only... Who
There's been a lot of buzz about Maggie Gyllenhaal's The Bride! and regardless of good or bad buzz we had to see what it was all about. Some might even say we're married to our commitment to watch these movies. Some...or
Scream is one of the most prolific meta horror movie franchises of all time, but the question remains: When does Ghostface quit the killing game and join The Wu-Tang Clan? They're really milking this origin story, if you
Watching How to Make a Killing isn't like a step-by-step guide, but it's a close second. Of course, after learning such wise ways, we burnt our brains out reviewing 13 trailers this week. That's right, 13 trailers for Fr
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Regardless of if these reports hold any ground we had to find out for ourselves. Plus we're thinking it might be time for some visual aids for the show and we'll find out how many steps it takes to connect us to Lance Ar
Sometimes someone does something that makes so little sense that you can't wrap your head around it. You can't imagine how the train of thought started or where it's going, and you can't leave it alone. So it sits in you
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