Binge-Watchers Podcast

Join Johnny Spoiler as he dives into the wild world of movie madness, from holiday rants to pop culture tangents. This episode kicks off with a breakdown of Austin Butler’s psychotic charm, Ryan Reynolds fatigue, and Sony’s mishandling of the Spider-Verse. Then, it’s all about Buffalo 66, Vincent Gallo’s cult classic—a story of bowling, bad bets, and bizarre family dinners. Packed with trivia, hot takes, and Manscaped holiday deals, this stocking stuffer episode is a chaotic celebration of cinema and all its quirks.

Watch, laugh, and trim that tree—just don’t miss it!

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After a brief hiatus, I’m back with some epic updates (don’t say my name three times unless you want good fortune). In this episode, I pay homage to the Chuck Norris legacy with "two truths and a lie," rave about my favorite Chuck Norris movie, Lone Wolf McQuaid, and get hyped for Idris Elba possibly joining Amazon’s live-action Masters of the Universe as Man-At-Arms.

Later, we dive into Gold (2016), a hidden gem starring Matthew McConaughey. I unpack the true scandal behind the story, the incredible performances, and why this film is a binge-now masterpiece. Plus, we’ve got holiday survival tips, thoughts on ambition, and why you should embrace your inner lone wolf.

And of course, shoutouts to our sponsors, with deals you don’t want to miss—smooth vibes, smooth connections, and holiday-ready manscaping. 🎄

Johnny Spoiler breaks down the difference between true horror fans and those who only watch during Halloween. He also dives into feel-good movies for the upcoming holiday season and reflects on the irony of overspending on holiday gifts. Movie of the week? Brewster’s Millions—a classic that gets Johnny excited with trivia about Richard Pryor, John Candy, and more. Plus, thoughts on Brothers starring Peter Dinklage and Josh Brolin.

We kick things off with a cold open and a dash of humor before diving into the heart of the show. We discuss the long-form content that often turns into non sequiturs, followed by the latest home video headlines, including Netflix's upcoming animated series In Case of Emergency set in a British hospital and the surprising renewal of Billy the Kid for its third and final season.

Moving on to our main feature, we explore Jason Lives (Friday the 13th Part 6), where Tommy Jarvis unwittingly resurrects Jason Voorhees while trying to cremate his remains. With recurring themes and characters, we touch on the film's influence, notable trivia, and why this installment stands out in the franchise. Highlights include the director’s clever nods to other horror films and the unique kills that make you actually care about the characters.

Additionally, we react to They Live, a John Carpenter classic, discussing its themes of artificial consciousness and subliminal messaging in the context of our current media landscape.

Lastly, I introduce my rating system: Binge Now, Binge Later, and Binge Never. Spoiler alert: Jason Lives gets a solid Binge Now from me!

Join us for a thrilling discussion packed with horror insights, nostalgia, and a few laughs as we celebrate the spooky season!

Johnny Spoiler dishes out his unique and hilarious take on the latest in TV, movies, and more. The episode kicks off with some unconventional advice—If your baby mama wants you to move to Florida, think twice!—with Johnny comparing Florida to a “dark space between your balls and your butthole.” From there, things only get wilder.

Johnny breaks down Ryan Murphy’s new show, "The Beauty," featuring a bizarre STD that makes you more attractive while it kills you. He speculates about Ashton Kutcher and Evan Peters, and how Kutcher might be dodging the spotlight for now.

The episode dives into horror movie history as Johnny discusses cult favorite Near Dark and praises director Kathryn Bigelow. Want to spice up your Halloween watchlist? Tune in for his recommendation!

Later, Johnny gives the lowdown on the monster-filled flick Lurking Fear and its messy production woes. Does it get a binge now, binge later, or binge never rating? Find out in this deep dive into schlocky horror classics!

Finally, Johnny takes a jab at vampire-gentrified towns with his review of the new Salem's Lot on Max and talks about how vampires and real estate investments might go hand in hand. Strap in for a wild ride through the world of binge-worthy content!