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This movie spoiler filled podcast discusses any movie related topics, from classic films to the newest releases. It features film makers, film fans, and film critics talking about what they love the most, movies. Tune in for what is sure to be a fun time. This is a place where the movies are spoiled and the conversation is always fresh
Unknown Host hosts The Spoiler Room Podcast, a tv show with 736 episodes published.
In this "Animation Nation" special, Mark and Ian talk about the 1988 anime classic, "Akira". They discuss the artistic talent behind the film, the multiple story lines, and why this is still talked about today. Make sure
We continue our journey looking at Miyazaki Films with Howl's Walking Castle. We talk about the animation, the stark contrast in story from Spirited Away, and why we think this is definitely a Wizard of Oz type tale. Fin
The Spoiler Room Podcast has another "Animation Nation" episode. This time we get carried to the land of spirits with a look at #StudioGhibli 's #SpiritedAway. Join as we talk about this 2001 film from the legendary #Hay
We kick off our Marvelous Miyazaki Month with a look at the wonderfully imaginative film, "My Neighbor Totoro". We will discuss the style of animation, creative story, and why it has stood the test of time. We also find
"Oh Lordy!" month goes out with a bang with The Spoiler Room Crew going to war with Nicholas Cage in "Lord of War" 2005. This story was based on true events but is it true it is a good movie. Does Nicholas Cage get Cagey
We get darkly magical in the Spoiler Room with a look at Clive Barker's Lord of Illusion. There is no slight of hand but there may be a slight of the movie. Did the Spoiler Room Crew enjoy this one. We will also discuss
Show Correction: In the show we stat the BBC radio drama version was only an hour. Actually Each of its 13 episodes is an hourThat time again my friends for another "Animation Nation" special. We discuss our mixed feelin
We kick off "Oh Lordy!" month by grabbing the conch and talking about the 1990 version of the classic story of "Lord of the Flies" is this one worth a watch? Join us as we discuss the accuracy of the film compared to the
There were five Sundays this month so Mark "The Movieman" decided to revisit one of his least favorite Robin Hood films and bring The Crew along for the ride. The question is, will his opinion of the film have soften aft
We continue our journey through Sherwood forest with a look at different Robin Hood movies. This one is definitely different and darker than the movie poster would suggest. The Crew discuss this dark, star studded story
We continue our journey through Sherwood forest with a look at different Robin Hood movies. This one is definitely different and darker than the movie poster would suggest. The Crew discuss this dark, star studded story
It is that time for another Animation Nation special. We are going to discuss the not often discussed Disney's Robin Hood. It is a favorite of Mark "The Movieman" but how does the crew feel about it? Tune in as we discus
It is that time for another Animation Nation special. We are going to discuss the not often discussed Disney's Robin Hood. It is a favorite of Mark "The Movieman" but how does the crew feel about it? Tune in as we discus
Hey na nee na nee We continue our look at Robin Hood films with a discussion on the 1993 Mel Brook comedy "Robin Hood: Men in Tights". We talk about how some of the jokes still land while others are a bit dated, our firs
Hey na nee na nee We continue our look at Robin Hood films with a discussion on the 1993 Mel Brook comedy "Robin Hood: Men in Tights". We talk about how some of the jokes still land while others are a bit dated, our firs
We swash our buckles and head into Sherwood forest to kick off "Round Robin" Month. We decide to draw our bows and take aim at "The Adventures of Robin Hood" from 1938. Is this film a bullseye with the crew or does it mi
We swash our buckles and head into Sherwood forest to kick off "Round Robin" Month. We decide to draw our bows and take aim at "The Adventures of Robin Hood" from 1938. Is this film a bullseye with the crew or does it mi
We close out this month's theme with a look at this period action drama starring Ken Watanabe and Tom Cruise. We explore the themes of PTSD in a civil war vet, the wonderful cinematography, and Tom Cruise being Tom Cruis
We close out this month's theme with a look at this period action drama starring Ken Watanabe and Tom Cruise. We explore the themes of PTSD in a civil war vet, the wonderful cinematography, and Tom Cruise being Tom Cruis
We continue our look at post-civil war film with on you probably have not heard about. "Seraphim Falls" from 2006 starring Pierce Brosnan and Liam Neeson. Find out why the crew think you should seek this film out. We tal
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