Popcorn With Mitchell Davis & Jack Ferry

Christmas is just around the corner and to commemorate, we watched the film that we’ve all been conditioned to watch around this time of year, “A Christmas Story.” This movie is about a boy determined to get a BB gun, but is constantly deterred by adults telling him, “you’ll shoot your eye out.” Oh and a bunch of irrelevant stuff in between. The hilarious Aaron Doh joined us and shared how he almost shot his own eye out! Merry Christmas, everyone!- Follow us on Twitter for important updates, including info on our next episode!@jackferry99@mmitchelldaviss - Get your FRESH POPCORN MERCH HERE! Only for a limited time so order now! represent.com/popcornpodcast- Love this episode of Popcorn? Leave us a review on the Apple Podcast app! It helps us grow!- Don’t forget to check out our website for more information and upcoming episodes by going to: www.popcorn.show

Bueller? Bueller? Bueller? This week we’re reviewing another John Hughes classic, “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” starring Matthew Broderick. Jeremy Shada, star of “Mr. Student Body President,” “Adventure Time” and “Voltron,” shares his own high school experience and how his character of Tyler Prendergast on “Mr. Student Body President” compares to Ferris Bueller. - Follow us on Twitter for important updates, including info on our next episode!@jackferry99@mmitchelldaviss - Get your FRESH POPCORN MERCH HERE! Only for a limited time so order now! represent.com/popcornpodcast- Love this episode of Popcorn? Leave us a review on the Apple Podcast app! It helps us grow!- Don’t forget to check out our website for more information and upcoming episodes by going to: www.popcorn.show

Thanksgiving is almost here and to celebrate we’re watching one of the few Thanksgiving films, “Planes, Trains & Automobiles.” Good thing it’s a CLASSIC. Our friends Lee Newton and Andrew Delman joined us for this hilarious John Hughes film starring Steve Martin and John Candy. It is charming, funny, a little sad, and at times really insane! And we’re so thankful... for you listening!- Follow us on Twitter for important updates, including info on our next episode!@jackferry99@mmitchelldaviss-We love having great advertisers support our show to help keep it free. Please take this quick survey so we know what you’d like discounts for: podcastlistener.com/popcorn-Get your FRESH MERCH HERE! Only for a limited time so order now! represent.com/popcornpodcast- Love this episode of Popcorn? Leave us a review on the Apple Podcast app! It helps us grow!- Don’t forget to check out our website for more information and upcoming episodes by going to:www.popcorn.show

t’s officially autumn and no sport goes better with autumn than football! We just had to watch the 1994 family film “Little Giants,” starring Ed O’Neill and Rick Moranis. This film has snot bubbles, all the fart jokes you can ask for, and even famous football players! But it kinda fumbles the ball when it tries to tackle feminism. ARE YOU READY FOR SOME PODCAST??- Follow us on Twitter for important updates, including info on our next episode!@jackferry99@mmitchelldaviss - You’re going to want to listen to the ad break for a very special announcement! - Don’t forget to check out our website for more information and upcoming episodes by going to: www.popcorn.show

SISSSTEERRRS! You guys requested this so much that we HAD to review this 1993 Halloween classic, “Hocus Pocus.” ClevverTV’s Joslyn Davis and Lily Marston love this movie so much that they dressed like the Sanderson Sisters ( https://goo.gl/qQbk8r ) so we knew we had to have them on for this episode. Enjoy us dissecting this weird, creepy, and a little pervy family comedy!- Follow us on Twitter for important updates, including info on our next episode!@jackferry99@mmitchelldaviss- Love this episode of Popcorn? Leave us a review on the Apple Podcast app! It helps us grow!- Don’t forget to check out our website for more information and upcoming episodes by going to:www.popcorn.show

This week we’re reviewing Tim Burton’s darkly comic fantasy, “Beetlejuice.” This hilarious (and creepy) movie has an all-star cast, amazing (and quirky) special effects, and a surprisingly deep (but playfully dark) story that made us contemplate the afterlife! Death! Turns out, it’s fun! And a Kafkaesque bureaucratic nightmare! Enjoy this episode! Just don’t say his name three times.- Follow us on Twitter for important updates, including info on our next episode!@jackferry99@mmitchelldaviss- Please support our amazing sponsor Away. They help keep the show free!- Love this episode of Popcorn? Leave us a review on the Apple Podcast app! It helps us grow!- Don’t forget to check out our website for more information and upcoming episodes by going to: www.popcorn.show

Duuuuuuuude! We’re back with another episode of Popcorn and this week we’re reviewing the slacker comedy, “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure.” The wonderful Jonah Green joined us and we somehow arrived at the true message of the film. What other movie can you get Abraham Lincoln, Genghis Khan, and Billy the Kid stuffed into a phone booth, teleporting through time?- Follow us on Twitter for important updates, including info on our next episode!@jackferry99@mmitchelldaviss- Please support our awesome sponsors Audible and Hello Fresh! Please support them for helping keep the show free!- Love this episode of Popcorn? Leave us a review on the Apple Podcast app! It helps us grow our audience. - Don’t forget to check out our website for more information and upcoming episodes by going to: www.popcorn.show

The Big Apple. Frogs, Pigs, Bears, Rats, Chickens, and… Gonzo? It's our first Muppets movie here on Popcorn! This week we’ll be reviewing the classic star-studded family comedy, “Muppets Take Manhattan.” The lovely Arden Rose joins us for an extensive analysis on what the film means to each of us and how it’s affected our lives. Enjoy this JUMBO sized episode!- Follow us on Twitter for important updates, including info on our next episode!@jackferry99@mmitchelldaviss- Please support our awesome sponsor Away! Please support them for helping keep the show free!- Love this episode of Popcorn? Leave us a review on the Apple Podcast app! It helps us grow our audience. - Don’t forget to check out our website for more information and upcoming episodes by going to: www.popcorn.show

This week you’re in for a treat even better than a giant Oatmeal Creme Pie! We’re reviewing the classic 1989 sci-fi comedy “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids” with Ingrid Nilsen and Cat Valdes! We take a deep dive into the meaning of the film, give our own scientific thoughts on how the shrinking machine might actually work, and Ingrid and Mitchell reveal some sexual revelations! Find out if size really does matter on the latest episode of POPCORN!- Love this episode of Popcorn? Leave us a review on the Apple Podcast app! It helps us grow our audience. - Don’t forget to check out our website for more information and upcoming episodes by going to: www.popcorn.show

This week we’re review one of the craziest movies we’ve ever seen, “Adventures in Babysitting,” staring 80’s darling Elisabeth Shue.This film’s got it all - Playboy Magazine, a gang fight, car theft, blues singing, teen prostitutes, and even a hook hand! No wonder it’s Meghan Tonjes’s favorite movie. It even inspired her own podcast, “Adventures in Roommating.”- Love this episode of Popcorn? Leave us a review on the Apple Podcast app! It helps us grow our audience. We’re also available on Google Play!- Don’t forget to check out our website for more information and upcoming episodes by going to: www.popcorn.show

This week we are watching the neo-noir action-comedy live-action-animation classic “Who Framed Roger Rabbit.” Somehow the filmmakers were able to seamlessly mix live-action and animation AND make us feel weird about a sexy cartoon. What a feat! And since it’s his favorite movie (of all time!), we had comedian Elliott Morgan help us digest the film. Hope you’ve watched it. It’s BONKERS!- Please support our amazingly supportive sponsors Redbox and Casper Mattresses! They help keep our show free!- Love this episode of Popcorn? Leave us a review on the Apple Podcast app! It helps us grow our audience.- Don’t forget to check out our website for more information and upcoming episodes by going to:www.popcorn.show

“Wax on, wax off.” Whether you’ve seen the film or not, you already know which movie that iconic line is from. It’s “The Karate Kid!” And we’re reviewing it with martial arts enthusiast Jarrett Sleeper! Jarrett dives deep into the mental complexities of combat and BLOWS OUR DAMN MINDS. Fair warning, this episode is gets a little deep, on like a spiritual level. Enjoy!- Please support our wonderful sponsor Redbox! They help keep our show free!- Love this episode of Popcorn? Leave us a review on the Apple Podcast app! It helps us grow the show. - Don’t forget to check out our website for more information and upcoming episodes by going to: www.popcorn.show.

Ever hit a Sasquatch with your car, try to kill it several times, then adopt it into your family? No? Well HARRY AND THE HENDERSONS offers a step-by-step guide. On how NOT to handle meeting Bigfoot, In this classic family film! Sasquatch expert Kassem G joins us for a deep analysis on why this film is terribly good. - Please support our amazing sponsors Redbox and Audible. They help keep our show free!- Love this episode of Popcorn? Leave us a review on the Apple Podcast app! It helps us grow the show. - Don’t forget to check out our website for more information and upcoming episodes by going to: www.popcorn.show.

You’re in for a real treat this week! Not only are we reviewing one of the great classics of our times, THE GOONIES, with the insanely hilarious Steve Zaragoza, but we also have a special surprise guest! Won't you join us on the adventure to find One-Eyed Willy’s treasure?! - Please check out our new friends at RedBox. They help support our show so please go support them! - Love this episode of Popcorn? Leave us a review on the Apple Podcast app! It helps us grow the show. - Don’t forget to check out our website for more information and upcoming episodes by going to: www.popcorn.show.

And we are BACK with another episode of Popcorn! Get ready to laugh until you croak because we are welcoming the hilarious Miss Mamrie Hart to discuss the cinematic gem of a film… “Weekend at Bernie’s!” And don't worry if you die laughing, because you can always count on your friends (and employees) to reanimate your floppy corpse so nobody will even know! Hope you watched this one, because this movie is absolutely BONKERS. So let's get into it! - Love this episode of Popcorn? Leave us a review on the Apple Podcast app! It helps us grow the show. - Don’t forget to check out our website for more information and upcoming episodes by going to: www.popcorn.show.

We’re back with another episode of Popcorn! This week we’re reviewing the 1987 vampire CLASSIC, “The Lost Boys,” with the resplendent Mr. Mike Falzone! - This was actually the very first episode we recorded and it made for some very interesting conversation about sexy & sparkly vampires, taxidermy, and excessive use of the name, “Michael.” - Love this episode of Popcorn? Leave us a review on the Apple Podcast app! It helps us grow the show. - Don’t forget to check out our website for more information and upcoming episodes by going to: www.popcorn.show. - This episode was brought to you for free by our friends at Audible! Go support them because they support us!

Great Scott! It’s episode 2 of Popcorn! Or should we say... Part II?? Because we are reviewing the 1980’s sci-fi CLASSIC “Back to the Future Part II!” With the one-and-only BttF EXPERT... sWooZie! Yes, THE sWooZie (Adande Thorne). - Guys, prepare to have your mind melted as we reveal some inside information about the making of this film, some wonderful hidden easter eggs, and some very puzzling questions about the space-time continuum that we are still trying to piece together. So grab your popcorn and please join us as we dissect this movie in excruciating (and hopefully hilarious) detail. - Did you like this episode of Popcorn? Please rate us and leave us a review on iTunes! You have NO IDEA how much that helps us get new subscribers. So do it! - Also, be sure to check out our website for more info on upcoming episodes at: www.popcorn.show

It’s our first episode of Popcorn! Welcome! Get ready to get UNCOMFORTABLE as we tackle the 1988 Penny Marshall classic “Big,” starring Tom Hanks. Did you ever realize this movie is basically about a 13-year-old boy getting involved in a sexual relationship with an adult lady? Neither did we! But it is! Kind of! - OK, but there’s also a lot of fun scenes, including one with a giant oversized keyboard (maybe you’ve seen it?), a trampoline inside a Soho loft, and a fortune telling machine with a weird blowjob mouth. You know, just classic family film stuff. Join us as we dissect this movie in EXCRUCIATING (and hopefully hilarious) detail. - Did you like this episode of Popcorn? Please rate us and leave us a review on iTunes! You have NO IDEA how much that helps us get new subscribers. So do it! - Also, be sure to check out our website for more info on upcoming episodes at: www.popcorn.show

Yay you've found the Popcorn podcast! Be sure to subscribe, because this is where all the episodes will be coming from, every other Friday. Check out our rad new website at www.popcorn.show. And when you get a sec, please leave us a review on iTunes!