Episode 25: I Don't Want No Snubs - Best Actress Edition

Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time-out! The Penny Stinkers are hitting the lights and pursuing a pair of throwback films from their youth. Join John and Hank as they revisit the Arnold Schwarzenegger classic “Kindergarten Cop” and lesser known Burt Reynolds’s cop-and-kid outing “Cop & 1/2”. Press play and take in the dose of 90s nostalgia with all the badges, bad guys and backpacks you can handle!

The Penny Stinkers are lacing up their boots and hitting the ring! In this episode, John and Hank merge their love of film with another passion: professional wrestling. Listen in as they discuss the oft misunderstood art of pro wrestling through the lens of the films and television episodes that shaped that very perception. 

In today's episode, Hank and John finally go for broke and discuss what films should have gone home with the golden statue. But what films do they think deserved the highest award of the night and which films shouldn't have been named as the best picture of the year? Tune in to find out and discover whether you are going to sit in your car nodding along or screaming at something they forgot to mention! 

Another episode of Penny Stinkers is up as John and Hank continue their journey down the rabbit hole of Oscar snubbery. In this edition,  the guys select their five performances by an actress in a leading role they felt warranted a nomination but received no such consideration. Give their rants and ravings a listen and see if you agree!

It's a new year and awards season is upon us! With that in mind, the Penny Stinkers are back with another edition of "I Don't Want No Snubs". In this installment, John and Hank turn their attention to the Academy Award category of Best Director and offer their five selections for films that went unrecognized. 

After a holiday hiatus, John and Hank are back in the saddle with a new episode of Penny Stinkers. Take a ride with the boys as they finally give in to their multiple references and side chats in previous episodes and dedicate an entire session to gushing over the 2007 unsung and under promoted classic, “The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford”. 

Welcome back as Hank and John return to Crystal Lake with their guest Chase Harrison in tow. The Hockey Masked undead serial killer, Jason Voorhees, has had quite a great start with the first part of this series, but now the films discussed in this second part will be of a more questionable taste. From telekinetic teens to Times Square, from possession swapping to the infinite void of space, and from a battle between two icons to reintroducing a horror legend, these movies are a far cry from what we've seen in the past for Jason, but is there some merit to be found? Find out in today's episode of Penny Stinkers. Happy Halloween!

The Penny Stinkers are back with another popular horror franchise retrospective! Join John, Hank and a special guest for first of two installments revisiting and discussing the Friday the 13th series. The guys broke it down to six films a piece so press play and listen to your favorite arm chair critics discuss the first six installments of this popular franchise! 

Editors note: There are some audio issues that unfortunately couldn’t be avoided, but we assure you these types of issues shouldn’t happen in future episodes. 

The Halloween season is upon us and the guys are eager to get into the spirit. Following up on an October 2020 Penny Stinkers episode dedicated to the original George A. Romero "Dead" trilogy. John and Hank are returning to the world of the undead by discussing the first remake of each film. Give it a listen and ride the gory highs and end of humanity lows of Tom Savini's 1990 "Night Of The Living Dead" remake,  Zack Snyder's 2004 "Dawn Of The Dead" and Steve Miner's 2008 rendition of "Day Of The Dead".

On this week's episode of Penny Stinkers, Hank and John have their film nerdom recertified while they discuss two classic films that each of them have embarrassingly neglected to see for their entire lives. For Hank, it's Sunset Boulevard and for John, The Searchers. What did the guys think of these monumental motion pictures? Are they influential for a reason?  Tune in and find out!