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A podcast focused on all the things we millennials grew up on, Movies on VHS, Awesome Music, Video Games With No Updates and Comic Books You Hold. Join us weekly as we dive into the pop culture we all know and love. Deric and Ryan are two early millennial brothers, reconnecting and waxing nostalgic after the kids go to bed. ThisPodcastTakesTokens@gmail.com
Unknown Host hosts This Podcast Takes Tokens, a tv show with 131 episodes published.
We’re officially wrapping up our 10-episode Vigilantes & VHS Summer series, and we’re going out with the heavy hitter that changed the superhero game—Batman (1989). We’re diving into the chaotic, gothic architecture of T
We're swinging back into the Raimi-verse to tackle what might just be the pinnacle of superhero cinema—or at least the one with the most aggressive amount of unprovoked screaming. Spider-Man 2 is on the docket for our Vi
We pulled on our black leather 2000s gear to head back to a simpler time: July 2000, when we finally got a live-action Wolverine, and some other X-Men. The original X-Men movie built an entire cinematic universe off a $7
We revisited the granddaddy of modern superhero flicks, the 1978 Superman The Movie. Turns out, nostalgia might be doing a lot of heavy lifting here. Don't get us wrong, the practical effects hold up surprisingly well fo
We loaded up the 2004 release of The Punisher, starring Thomas Jane and John Travolta, to see if it hits the target today. Turns out, the rewatch was as grizzled as the Punisher himself. While the practical effects hold
We are dusting off our black leather trench coats and pumping the techno music to revisit a 1998 classic: Blade. Wesley Snipes absolutely owned this role, basically retconing the Marvel comics character to match his vers
After the Hellboy episode, we grabbed the Spear of Destiny and took a trip to LA to discuss Keanu Reeves in Constantine. Even though critics weren't huge fans (landing a 46% on the Tomatometer), audiences disagreed with
We are continuing our "Vigilantes and VHS" summer series(3 of 10) with a deep dive into Guillermo del Toro's 2004 Hellboy. We had to go back and figure out why everyone slept on this one so hard at the box office, despit
We are revisiting the heavy hitter that basically proved superhero movies could be billion-dollar behemoths, Sam Raimi's 2002 Spider-Man. We dig into the sheer cultural impact of this massive blockbuster, the brilliant m
We're kicking off our Vigilantes and VHS summer by heading straight to Gotham to revisit the film that arguably launched the modern superhero era: Batman Begins . You know, the one where Christian Bale adopts the gravel
We're running a prequel to our upcoming superhero summer series with a deep dive into M. Night Shyamalan's 2000 superhero origin story, Unbreakable. A massive thank you to Wilford81 for the recommendation, mostly because
We finally took a road trip down to Alabama to revisit a bona fide 90s classic, My Cousin Vinny. Turns out, we kinda missed this gem growing up, so we get the rare treat of a completely fresh perspective on Joe Pesci's l
We're stepping into the Kumite to talk about the 1988 martial arts cult classic, Bloodsport. Sure, the movie claims to be based on the "true story" of Frank Dux , but considering practically none of his claims can be ver
We’re breaking our own sacred 20-year rule because Deric decided to cash in a "golden token" and drag Ryan kicking & screaming into the 2017 Jumanji reboot. To everyone's shock—including his own—the resident reboot-hater
"This Podcast Takes Tokens for those who seek to find a way to connect with the childhood they left behind." This week, we roll the dice on the 1995 Robin Williams classic, Jumanji. We dive deep into the production lore,
Grab your controllers and drop in your quarters. This week we’re attempting the impossible: ranking our Top 5 Favorite Video Games of All Time. Ryan brings a list heavy on sweeping narratives, time travel, and mind-bendi
This week we dive deep into the 1994 action-comedy classic, True Lies. Join hosts Deric and Ryan as they break down James Cameron’s high-octane spectacle starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis. We explore th
This week, we are rewatching a movie that was vastly ahead of its time: Last Action Hero. Despite an $85 million budget and an action pedigree featuring director John McTiernan and writer Shane Black , the movie was slau
We are stepping onto the train to discuss Kevin Smith’s controversial 1999 religious fantasy crusade, Dogma. Deric selected this one, calling it his favorite Kevin Smith film, while Ryan reluctantly revisits to see if it
Can you dig it? This week, we are diving into the chaotic streets of 1979 New York City to talk about The Warriors . In a classic This Podcast Takes Tokens mix-up, Ryan and Deric accidentally watched two entirely differe
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