In Defense of: A Movie Podcast is an upbeat and comedic podcast from Dan McIntyre and Aaron Masih. We watch critically-panned movies and challenge ourselves to investigate at-depth the production and behind-the-scenes to find reasons why it may deserve a second look, even if it hurts.
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In Defense of: A Movie Podcast is an upbeat and comedic podcast from Dan McIntyre and Aaron Masih. We watch critically-panned movies and challenge ourselves to investigate at-depth the production and behind-the-scenes to find reasons why it may deserve a second look, even if it hurts.
Jury Duty - The Quest, Don't Move, Venom: The Last Dance, Agatha All Along, and More!
In Defense of: A Movie Podcast
45 minutes 2 seconds
11 months ago
Jury Duty - The Quest, Don't Move, Venom: The Last Dance, Agatha All Along, and More!
It is time for a Jury Duty Megasode!
On this jam-packed episode Dan and Aaron tackle The Quest, Don't Move, Late Night with the Devil, Ancient Apocalypse Season 2, Venom: The Last Dance, Agatha All Along and Alien news!
If you're a little unsure, Jury Duty episodes are where we give our initial thoughts on more recent films and make recommendations, as well as announce upcoming episodes and more. The episodes vary in length but are always snappy, unscripted, and to-the-point. We hope you enjoy!
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In Defense of: A Movie Podcast
In Defense of: A Movie Podcast is an upbeat and comedic podcast from Dan McIntyre and Aaron Masih. We watch critically-panned movies and challenge ourselves to investigate at-depth the production and behind-the-scenes to find reasons why it may deserve a second look, even if it hurts.
