This Week on Popcorn Paparazzi: We’re diving into Ballerina, the latest chapter in the John Wick universe! 💃 Eve is a young woman seeking revenge after witnessing her father's murder, and she's trained by the deadly Rhuska Roma to take down those responsible. But does this action-packed thriller live up to the hype, or is it a routine kill-fest? 🤔

We’ll tell you if it’s worth the watch or if you should just wait for it to stream.

👀 Warning: Listener discretion advised, this one's got sharp moves, blood, and plenty of grit.

Pack your bags and your skepticism, we're off on a globe-trotting adventure with Guy Ritchie's latest Apple TV escapade, Fountain of Youth. This week, we follow two estranged siblings (played by John Krasinski and Natalie Portman) as they dodge danger, swap one-liners, and chase immortality… all for a dying boss with questionable priorities.

Is it action? Is it comedy? Is it something else entirely? We’ve got thoughts. Plus, don’t miss our celebrity gossip, because while the Fountain of Youth might be hard to find, the drama in Tinseltown is always overflowing.

Hit play for laughs, eye rolls, and just enough shade to keep things interesting.

This week, we’re trading popcorn for poi and heading to the islands, Disney’s Lilo & Stitch is back, but now in live action! Does this new take capture the chaotic charm of Stitch and the heartfelt vibes of the original, or is it just a CGI-fueled crash landing?

We break down the Ohana feels, alien antics, and all the ways Disney is tugging at our nostalgic heart strings. Tune in for laughs, hot takes, and the definitive answer to: Was this remake necessary, or just intergalactic meddling?

🎙️ Surf's up, weirdos. Let’s dive in.

This Dinner Date Comes With a Side of Murder...

This week on the pod, we’re diving fork-first into Drop — the suspense thriller starring Meghann Fahy and Brandon Sklenar that’ll make you think twice about online dating and answering mysterious texts during dinner. A widowed mom tries to dip her toe back into the dating pool, but instead of wine and small talk, she gets hit with a horrifying ultimatum: kill your date or your son dies. Yikes.

We break down the twists, the tension, and the big question — is Drop a must-rent thriller or a "wait until it's free" kind of flick? Spoiler-free up top, opinions galore throughout. Come for the review, stay for the snark. Let’s get into it.

This week, we’re knee-deep in severed toes and shattered dreams as we slice into The Ugly Stepsister—a gory, gothic twist on the Cinderella fairytale.

Meet Elvira, the newest stepsister on the block, who’s got big dreams and a serious plan to snag Prince Charming. With her fiercely determined mother by her side, Elvira is willing to go to disturbing—and downright painful—lengths to live the royal life.

We break down all the blood, beauty hacks, and bonkers plot twists in this macabre horror tale that makes glass slippers look downright practical.

Listener’s Discretion Advised!!

Episode Title: "Thunderbolts: The Marvel Misfits Assemble (and Self-Destruct?)"

In this explosive episode of Popcorn Paparazzi, we dive headfirst into Marvel’s latest team-up of lovable antiheroes, The Thunderbolts! From Florence Pugh’s dry wit to David Harbour’s dad-bod brawls, we’re breaking down the chaotic charm (and questionable choices) of this misfit mission to save the world—and themselves.

What worked? What flopped harder than a CGI fight scene at midnight? And how many popcorn buckets did it earn? Tune in as we spill the kernels, call out the clichés, and (politely) debate whether Marvel’s bad kids club deserves detention… or a sequel.

Spoiler Alert & Listener Discretion Advised: We talk all about the movie, twists, turns. You’ve been warned!

Hot Flashes & Hollywood: Oprah’s Menopause Revolution Reviewed

This week on Popcorn Paparazzi, we tackle Oprah’s Menopause Revolution, a celeb-filled deep dive into the highs, lows, and hot flashes of perimenopause. With stars sharing misdiagnoses and Dr. Mary Claire Haver serving the facts, is this special a must-watch or medical melodrama? We break it down so you don’t have to sweat it, literally.

This week, we're headed down to Mississippi, 1932 — where the heat isn’t just from the summer sun. We’re diving into Sinners, the new Ryan Coogler film that brings Michael B. Jordan back to the screen playing not one, but two roles as twin brothers Smoke and Stack. After seven years away, the brothers return home to find more than just front porch gossip and sweet tea — something far more sinister is waiting.

We're breaking it all down: the story, the performances, the vibes — and of course, whether Sinners is worth that theater trip or better left for your living room screen.

We’re the authority on what’s worth your time — so you don’t have to roll the dice.

Listener discretion is advised — we get into some heavy themes and drop a few well-earned swears.

Tap in, and let’s get into it.