
Join Tony and the Hack The Movies crew twice a week as they talk about tapes or discuss newer movies and film topics!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 574 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV ReviewsTV & FilmFilm Reviews | |||

People loved Wicked and the new Michael Jackson biopic, but did you know there's already a movie that combines The Wizard of Oz with the King of Pop?Join Manny Muskets and me as we celebrate Black Music Month with a fun review of the iconic 1978 clas... more
Johanna and Ian S. stop by the store to review Seed of Chucky (2004) - the wildest, weirdest, and most divisive movie in the Child's Play franchise! We discuss whether this horror-comedy is actually underrated, a perfect Pride Month watch thanks to i... more
Here is a compilation of all our Predator movie reviews.
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00:00:00 Predator
01:19:03 Predator 2
01:25:38 AVP: Alien vs. Predator
01:34:47 AVP:R Alie... more
We finally lived long enough to see Nicholas Cage be Spider-Man. After appearing as Spider- Noir in Into The Spider-Verse they finally gave him his own live action spin-off series. You can even watch it in black and white and in color! Doctor Til fro... more
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Been listening for years now. Tony likes to talk about his weight and lack of ladies. Good stuff. Guys get it
Me and my dad used to listen to final destination reviews in the car when we’d go on trips. Love this stuff. Keep it up!
…because this greedy MFer has put hundreds in each episode. Most times the same thrice in a row. Unlistenable.
Tony is a dim witted jerk that loves to smell his own farts
Been listening to Hack The Movies for almost 5 years now. I love Tony and his friends. Tony and the gang cover great movies in a fun format that always entertains. He is famous for reasons beyond his being in that pod racing scene in the worst Batman movie ever.
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A conversational, humor-forward film and pop-culture show where a core team and rotating guests dissect movies, franchises, and industry happenings. Episodes mix deep-dive discussions (adaptations, production trivia, and legacy), with informal banter, personal anecdotes, and ongoing riffs about the entertainment landscape. A notable strength is the rotating panel of knowledgeable guests and long-running hosts who bring a mix of enthusiasm, nostalgia, and blunt takes, making it appealing to hardcore movie fans who enjoy personality-driven debates as well as accessible, spoiler-light overviews. The format often features live audience interaction, multiple tangents, and celebratory fandom, which can be especially engaging for listeners who wan... more
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Recent guests on Hack The Movies include:
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6. Andrew Kern
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