Our guest today is Ajon Singh, the screenwriter behind Primetime, the new A24 film directed by Lance Oppenheim which looks at To Catch a Predator in its most successful period. In our chat, Ajon talks about being stuck in the industry because his work was too “left of centre” for anyone to know what to do with it, why he admires Skyler Gisondo so much and so much more.

Look fear in the face with Popcorn Podcast and special guest Sam Gironda as we review DCU’s Clayface. Tim and Sam revel in the body horror, layered characters and “dirty poetry” of Gotham. From its relatable themes, intimate story and brutal violence, there is so much to unpack about one of the most surprising films of the year.

Clayface director James Watkins joins popcorn podcast to talk new DCU horror! In our chat, James talks about the push and pull of the body horror within the story, what it was like to establish how Gotham would look and feel and talks about the most complex thing he has ever committed to screen.

Our very special guest today is the one and only ICON, Octavia Spencer. We are delighted to talk to her about her most recent project Ride or Die. In our chat, we cover what a real-life ride or die looks like. It’s a lovely answer, and it’ll make you want to text your best friend. And the big one: why the show hasn’t been renewed, whether there’s hope for season two, and whether it could live on as a film.

Clayface stars Tom Rhys Harries and Naomi Ackie join Popcorn Podcast to talk the latest DCU film. In our chat, Tom talks about the complex layers to Matt Hagen while Naomi shares what leap of faith she took for this project. They also touch on the emotional depth of this film and how that will resonate with audiences.

Ready. Set. Fight with Popcorn Podcast as we review Street Fighter, with special guest Dale Mackey. Tim and Dale tackle this video game adaptation head-on, discussing the film’s striking visual language, incredible stunt work and faithful character design. However, cracks begin to form as the topic shifts to the films uneven plot and controversial use of animation. All this and so much more!