For their landmark tenth episode, Justin and Ben profile one of the funniest filmmakers in the history of cinema, the inimitable Mel Brooks. We discuss his long-running career and our favorite films of his. Plus, we offer our two cents on who might be the new Batman, the possibility of a Pacific Rim sequel, and whether critics were the reason that The Lone Ranger tanked.

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Opening – “Puttin’ On the Ritz” by Gene Wilder and Peter Boyle (From Young Frankenstein)

Break – “To Be Or Not To Be (The Hitler Rap)” by Mel Brooks

End – “High Anxiety” by Mel Brooks (from High Anxiety)

What We Watched:

Ben – Stoker, Evil Dead (2013)

Justin – The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!, Trading Places

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This week Brandon & Lori let you know what movies they’ve watched lately and what they thought of them.

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So You Think You Know…

Episode 141: The Trailer Park Vol. 7

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After a week of false starts and rescheduling, PoP!Corn returns to the Internet airwaves for a discussion of the all-time best Summer Movie Seasons with special guest Doug “Superdoug” Wagner. Plus, we discuss Vin Diesel’s involvement with Marvel Studios, Warner Brothers vs. The Weinsteins and Oprah, and how Louisville is the most movie-friendly city in the world. Also, Hansel and Gretel Get Baked is a real movie that exists!

Opening – “The Carioca” by Jonathan and Darlene Edwards (from The Kentucky Fried Movie)

Break – “Space Worms” by Future Folk

End – “Bagboy” by The Pixies

What We Watched:

Doug – Man Of Steel, Oz The Great And Powerful, Hotel Transylvania, The Watch, The Women, Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters

Ben – Jaws, The History of Future Folk

Justin – The Expendables 2, The Man From Nowhere, Chinatown

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PoP!ulation Member and Superman fan Ernie Vasquez a.k.a. Milliondollargeek returns to the show to join Ben for a review of one of the most talked-about movies of the Summer, Man of Steel and a discussion of the latest movie news, including a tribute to the late great James Gandolfini.

Opening – “Superman” by R.E.M.

Break – “Superman’s Song” by Crash Test Dummies

End – “Man Of Steel Main Theme” by Hans Zimmer

What We Watched:

Ernie – Arrested Development, Magic Mike, The Croods

Ben – Upstream Color, Silver Linings Playbook

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Our Classic Western series continues with two of the most acclaimed films ever made from that genre: Fred Zinneman’s High Noon and John Ford’s The Searchers. Do these landmark films live up to their reputations? Download the episode to find out.

Opening – “Do Not Forsake Me, O My Darlin'” by Tex Ritter (from High Noon)

End – “That’ll Be The Day” by Buddy Holly

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In this special supplement to the main show, Ben and Justin begin their Classic Western Retrospective series with their reviews of the John Ford classic Stagecoach and the Anthony Mann / James Stewart joint Winchester ’73. We also pay tribute to the late great Ray Harryhausen, who passed away last week. Insert cliched cowboy saying here.

Opening – “Stagecoach Main Title Theme” by Gerard Carbonara

End – “Happy Trails” by Dale Evans and Roy Rogers

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