Somewhere in the darkest heart of Amazon Prime is a mythical place. A place where famous directors are forced to have dinner with you. A place where the tracking shots go on forever. A place where all the boring white guys are shoved into retirement. However, it's also a place where a much touted "film for adults" is kind of just a boring Lawrence of Arabia retread, exclusively shown in easy chair emporiums that happen to have movies playing on one of the walls. Two steps forward one step back, so it goes and goes. This club sandwich is on me. DISCUSSED: Touch of Evil, the modern multiplex experience, The Lost City of Z, Lawrence of Arabia, great moments in sandwiches, "better to burn out or fade away?", personable directors, the Masterclass series

Jim and Patrick convene in the same room at the same time to talk about a wide spectrum of movie-related madness. At some point, they may have started bad mouthing the work of Mick Garris, but we sincerely respect him as a human being. He seems like such a nice man. In fact, Patrick will defend Fuzzbucket to the death. Hence, the name of this episode. All hail Fuzzbucket. According to wikipedia.com, Mick Garris may have written Hocus Pocus, but it’s okay, because he is responsible for Fuzzbucket. We also answer the very first listener submitted question and email, which you can send more of to: popcornsupperpod@gmail.com. Come justify our love, send us awesome topics like the one submitted by listener Valerie. Towards the end of the episode, we offer our takes on the best and worst of Stephen King adaptations!

Patrick and Jim share intimate individual monologues about movies, the universe, and everything in between! Topics include angina, COLOSSAL, The Now Playing Network, self-worth, relating to characters, health issues, emotional whiplash, Julian Barnes, Daria and more! They shall return in one piece (?) next week! Send us your emails questions: popcornsupperpod@gmail.com

By the looks of the the title, you might think that we are slipping down a slippery hole. But that's what we do. That slippery hole has nothing to do with sex, no no no. Although porn does get brought up towards the end. (TEASE). Get excited though because we actually talk to each other about PATTERSON, SONG TO SONG, television, and other alien life forms. I decided to edit out a horrendous description of a Friday The 13th TV Series episode, so I think Patrick will be very happy with me. Yes, it's long, but it's hard to edit out the kind of responses we both had to two very interesting directors like Terrence Malick and Jim Jarmusch!

Patrick and Jim exchange voicemails, cassette tapes, and 8-track recordings of their thoughts and ideas for this experimental episode. Discussed: Blade Runner, Richard Kelly, The Resurrection of Zachary Wheeler, Turner Classic Movies, A New Leaf, Eerie Indiana, Dailymotion, Hatchet, Legion

Child Hitchcocks Rap Elitists Comedians Being Given Acting Awards Trent Reznor Still Writing 1984 Fan-Fiction WHAT IS THIS WORLD COMING TO? Thank God Popcorn Supper is there to sort through all this modern mess, separate things into Right and Wrong categories. But which does Cloak and Dagger fall into? And what connects The Godfather and Jaws? And why do angels choose to dance on the heads of pins? Two of those three questions are answered here.

As the two compañeros rode off into the sunset, Jim and Patrick wondered what they had actually learned. Can a Zombie change it's stripes, can a play work on film as well as onstage, can everything really be bigger in Texas? Guns blazing, awful looking CGI squibs exploding, they cruised into oblivion and also did an extended segment about books, so sorry about that. Discussed: The Devil's Rejects, play adaptations, Julian Barnes, Urinetown, butts

Anything can be improved, even Jaws, even the 9th installment of The World's Most Popular Film Podcast. So Jim and Patrick sail away to the new Maroon Studio and wonder aloud why good action scenes are so hard to find in today's superhero landscape. Few answers are found, and more questions are raised when the fabric of space-time is stretched and torn by Wes Craven's hunger to put himself in his movies.

I get LOST IN TRANSLATION while Patrick tells me to GET OUT. Ouch! Oh shit, I actually just felt Patrick's slap across my face as I wrote that sentence. Maybe I should edit it out? Ouch! Cut it out, Patrick, I think that's a great opening line for this passionate discussion about race, Coppola, energy drinks, hellraising dreams, and making comparisons to other movies in a lazy manner. Ouch! Sorry, I'm not editing this. Ouch! Well, the pain is a small price to pay for when I edit an episode and then do the write-up. I know there are some deep topics at hand here, and maybe both Patrick and I were more tired than usual without a quality Snuckers bar nearby to get us through. We did try Joker Energy Drinks, and well, you'll have to listen to find out how that goes. Ouch! Sorry Patrick, I fucked up our taste test for this episode. I promise to shop better next time. Ouch! And yes, I will write a better write-up next time too. I am mostly certain that people will get a kick out of our Biz Marke talk up front. Ouch!! What was that one for? Anyway, love Jim. Discussed: Biz Marke, Lost In Translation, Sofia Coppola, racism, energy drinks, Buddha cenobites, Get Out (SPOILERS), do I orgasm when I dream, deep thinking, and this episode is like WTF meets Filmspotting. Ouch! Dammit, Patrick, okay, I'm through I promise. Maybe I'll see you next week?

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