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Hack The Movies

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Tim Burton
Home Alone Franchise
Blade Trilogy
Vampires
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Christmas Movies
Virus
Edward Scissorhands
The Matrix
Halloween
Disney
Macaulay Culkin
Dracula 2000
Jamie Lee Curtis
Wesley Snipes
Ryan Reynolds
Jessica Biel
Guillermo Del Toro
Dracula
Jack Skellington

Join Tony and the Hack The Movies crew twice a week as they talk about tapes or discuss newer movies and film topics!

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V/H/S (2012) is the found-footage anthology that redefined modern horror! This cult classic launched a wave of sequels, spin-offs, and even catapulted some of today’s biggest horror directors to fame. Join me, Cayley, and Crystal as we revisit this m... more

Ridley Scott's Legend had its 40th anniversary recently. To celebrate we decided to do a two part review. Joe and Johanna return to talk about the US theatrical cut of the film. If you grew up in the 80s or watched it on cable in the 90s this is prob... more

We finally arrived to Final Destination 5! Casey returns again and this time we are joined by Lauren. Final Destination 4 was a letdown that did everything that a 3D horror movie shouldn't do. Did Final Destination 5 redeem the franchise and is it th... more

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20 years ago Platinum Dunes remade The Amityville Horror. Unlike other horror remakes this one if look at fondly. Some would even say it's better than the original film. Do we feel the same? Tune in to see if Monica and I think The Amityville Horror ... more

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Recent Guests

Tess Givnish
Horror artist and YouTuber
Episode: Did 3D RUIN Final Destination 4? - Hack The Movies (#372)
Mark Metcalf
Actor known for playing Niedermeyer in Animal House and The Maestro in Seinfeld
Episode: Animal House is WILD! (Bonus Mark Metcalf Interview) - Hack The Movies (#362)
Joy of Passy
The ghost of Christmas future.
Midnight Rift Party
Episode: Why We Love The Muppet Christmas Carol! - Hack The Movies (#344)
Chris Rowan
Owner of Buffalo Bill's House, a horror enthusiast, and filmmaker
Buffalo Bill's House
Episode: November 2024 Wrap-Up - Hack The Movies LIVE! (#340)
Joey C
A friend and film enthusiast joining Tony for the discussion
YouTube Channel
Episode: Is Saw Still Scary 20 Years Later? - Hack The Movies (#327)
Lena Nazary
Author, podcast host, vampire expert
The Beautiful Dead Podcast
Episode: The Batman vs. Dracula: Why Does This Keep Happening? - Hack The Movies (#324)
Lucas Steve
Patron and occasional guest
Hack The Movies
Episode: July 2024 Wrap-Up - Hack The Movies LIVE! (#306)
Michael Davis
Director of Shoot'Em Up and creator of upcoming animated sequel Blast'Em Up
Independent Filmmaker
Episode: Shoot 'Em Up is Getting A Sequel! Director Michael Davis Interview - Hack The Movies LIVE! (#296)
Manny Muskets
Guest and co-host, known for his comedic insights
Episode: Is It All Good In Leprechaun Back 2 Tha Hood? - Talking About Tapes (#275)

Host

Tony
Host and head writer focusing on film critiques, nostalgic film discussions, and hosting engaging reviews across genres.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 586 ratings
  • Head too big

    Would give five stars, it’s a great show. But his head is too big.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Dndndjdjdjddjnd
    United States2 months ago
  • Five stars

    Five stars

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Burdiy
    United States2 months ago
  • Obnoxious

    Was told this was a good podcast for movie reviews, unfortunately it’s just a dork talking about his own life and barely covering the films. It’s honestly 80/20. 80 percent talking about themselves and 20 percent about the films. The guests are obnoxious as is the host. These are the adult kids you loved to hate in high school because no one liked them. Definitely a pass unfortunately.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Sharknuts86
    United States3 months ago
  • A reviewer wishing he worked in the industry

    Knockin out the movie reviews. Great work. No, not at all.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Tech-6
    Canadaa year ago
  • Fine and Fun

    Hack the Movies has the famous Tony from such films as The Dark Night Rises, enough said.

    …oh and theres hot babes as well talking about movies and sometimes official Joey C and boy let me tell ya, you throw all that together your in for a treat of great movie reviews.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tyretto
    Canadaa year ago

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The humor keeps the discussions engaging, but some listeners express frustration when personal anecdotes overshadow film critiques.
Listeners appreciate the entertaining banter and camaraderie of the hosts, making the podcast feel like a friendly gathering of film lovers.
Overall, the enthusiasm for movies shines through, making it a go-to source for energetic film discussions and reviews.

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February 2025 Wrap-Up - Hack The Movies LIVE (#363)
Q: How did you feel about Companion?
It genuinely didn't really know, but I had a really good time with this film.
February 2025 Wrap-Up - Hack The Movies LIVE (#363)
Q: What did you think of Heart Eyes?
I thought it was a lot of fun and had a clever mix of romance and humor.
2024 Theater Movies Pt. 2 - Hack The Movies Live Review Compilation
Q: What did you think of the movie?
I actually thought it was kind of cute and a bit funny. The acting was very, very cheesy, almost bad, maybe. I think it was meant to be, though.
November 2024 Wrap-Up - Hack The Movies LIVE! (#340)
Q: How did you go about buying the house?
Chris shared that he always wanted to create something of his own, combining his passion for horror and his professional background in the art department when he learned it was for sale.
Blade Trilogy - Review Compilation
Q: Why do you like Blade? When was the first time you saw the movie?
Blade is fantastic and I think it was a spin-off of Tu Wang Fu is crazy, how they connected that, I don't know.

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This show provides engaging discussions around various films, covering both popular and obscure titles along with various film-related topics. Episodes feature critiques, reviews, and reflections that span a range of genres, including horror, comedy, and action, often nostalgic in nature as hosts share personal anecdotes related to their film experiences. The vibrant chemistry among the hosts of the show adds to the entertainment, making it a fun listening experience for movie enthusiasts.

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1. Tess Givnish
2. Mark Metcalf
3. Joy of Passy
4. Chris Rowan
5. Joey C
6. Lena Nazary
7. Lucas Steve
8. Michael Davis

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