New Episode of I Like to Movie Movie – The Village feat. Kevin Lau
Comedian and former Super Crappy co-host Kevin Lau (not Kevin Hart) loves The Village. After hearing another podcast talk shit on it, he’s finally had
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Comedian and former Super Crappy co-host Kevin Lau (not Kevin Hart) loves The Village. After hearing another podcast talk shit on it, he’s finally had
This one starts out a little dark, but we also talk about a lot of food. We finally hear audio of Dan’s drunk day out.
**Originally published at Phindie** Annette is absolutely preposterous. It’s exactly the type of thing that I’d dismiss as being super pretentious if it weren’t so
The story behind The Suicide Squad (the movie, not the squad itself) is one of those odd, childish pieces of contemporary culture that seems increasingly
Originally published at MovieJawn The promotional artwork for Naked Singularity features John Boyega wielding a sword. It is very much not the movie such an
We find out who killed JFK. Dan describes the plot of Peaky Blinders and sings the GoPuff jingle a billion times. Stephen recounts his Suicide
After a short hiatus, the new edition of I Like to Movie Movie has arrived. We’ve done away with yelling “bone tomahawk” in the opening,
This is episode 58. We laugh. We cry. We use our bear hands. Check out the newest episode on Spotify and Apple Podcasts!
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