Beware of Spoilers

Beware of Spoilers is your spoiler-friendly zone for unfiltered, honest takes on the latest movies, shows, and streaming drops. Whether it's a blockbuster premiere or a cult series finale, we dive in with full spoilers—no vague summaries here.Expect episode-by-episode breakdowns, cinematic deep dives, box office analysis, and real-time reactions from lifelong movie nerds. If you’ve already seen it, or don’t mind knowing what happens, this is the show for you.New episodes every week, covering everything from Marvel to indie gems.Spoilers always included, opinions always uncensored.

Beware of Spoilers is a tv podcast hosted by Adam Taylor and Peter, with 919 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Adam Taylor and Peter hosts Beware of Spoilers, a tv show with 919 episodes published.

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  Lanterns Episode 3 Turns John Stewart's Strength Into a Tragedy

  Aug 31, 202615 min

  Lanterns Episode 3 explains why John Stewart may be one of the most naturally formidable Green Lanterns we've seen; but the answer comes with a cost. Adam looks at John's childhood, the extreme training his parents put him through after learning he might someday be chosen by the Guardians, the meaning behind his persistent bird construct and the uncomfortable line between preparing a child for greatness and abusing them in pursuit of it. The episode also explores how the Guardians' supposedly universal test of fear changes when applied to John as a Black man on Earth.

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  Coyote vs. Acme Is Good, So Why Did Warner Bros. Try to Bury It?

  Aug 30, 202614 min

  After years on the shelf, Coyote vs. Acme finally made it to theaters, and seeing the finished movie only makes Warner Bros.' original decision more confusing. Adam reviews the long-delayed Looney Tunes film, its surprisingly sharp corporate satire, its deep affection for animation history and the human relationships that keep it just short of a perfect score. There's also an unavoidable irony at the center of the movie's release: a story about a corporation believing it can escape accountability was itself nearly erased by one.

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  Lanterns Isn’t Afraid to Be Green Lantern

  Aug 24, 202615 min

  HBO’s Lanterns looked like it might turn Green Lantern into a grounded prestige drama and leave the cosmic weirdness behind. After the first two episodes, Adam is pleasantly surprised. Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre establish a strong Hal Jordan/John Stewart dynamic, the central mystery actually makes good use of the detective format, and the series is not shying away from constructs, the Green Lantern oath, Sinestro or the mythology surrounding the Corps. But one question remains: if John Stewart is already doing things other Lanterns seemingly cannot, has the show established enough of the rules for that to feel meaningful?

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  The End of Oak Street Has a Great Premise and No Idea What to Do With It

  Aug 13, 202614 min

  If an entire town gets thrown into prehistoric Earth, the town should probably matter. This week on Beware of Spoilers , Adam breaks down The End of Oak Street , a new Bad Robot dinosaur movie with an excellent premise but too many competing ideas. From an underdeveloped suburban community to a marriage subplot that keeps interrupting the survival story, the movie repeatedly hints at more interesting versions of itself without fully committing to any of them. There is plenty to like, but not enough to make this one memorable.

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  Spider-Man: Brand New Day and the *REDACTED* Saga Begins

  Jul 30, 202628 min

  Full spoilers ahead. Adam saw Spider-Man: Brand New Day and calls it the first time he's felt confident in the MCU in years. A complete breakdown of who Sadie Sink is playing, why the Peter/*REDACTED* symmetry is the smartest thing in the movie, and how a self-contained, street-level Spider-Man story quietly lays every piece of groundwork the *REDACTED* saga needs. Plus the Tom Holland and Jon Bernthal double act, the best Hulk scene in years, a *REDACTED* hiding in plain sight, and the one narrative thread the film ties up a little too neatly. A full 5 out of 5, and the reason to believe in Marvel again.

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