Harsh Language Podcast

Ever miss wandering Blockbuster, picking a movie, and arguing about it after? That’s the vibe here. We’re three friends who love movies and talk about them the way real people do once the credits roll. No critic voices, no lectures, just honest opinions, dumb jokes, and good conversation. Each week we discuss a new movie, usually once it hits streaming, and once a month we make Marvin watch a classic he somehow missed. If you enjoy talking through movies and hearing different takes, pull up a chair and join the conversation.

Harsh Language Podcast is a tv podcast hosted by Harsh Language, with 175 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.

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  Episode #176

  176. Supergirl

  Aug 26, 20261h 50mS1

  This week on episode #176 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we dive into Supergirl and the exhausting discourse that seems to surround every new DC movie before anyone can simply talk about whether the movie is actually good. We break down what worked for us, what didn’t, and how the conversation surrounding Supergirl became as interesting as the movie itself. We also get into where the film fits into James Gunn’s growing DCU and what it tells us about the direction this universe is heading. Plus we try to understand why movie studios continually make decisions that seem designed to lose money, and try to answer the question of whether or not we are entering a new age of comic book movies. Chapters 00:00 - All Our Favorite Shows Got Tons of Emmy Nominations 06:05 - Is Taylor Sheridan Pandering To A Certain Audience? 14:00 - Letterboxd is Selling Out, Use This Instead 18:08 - Movie Studios Don't Like Making Money 26:45 - What is Going On With The DCU? 29:21 - Comic Book Movie Ages Compared To The Comic Ages 47:50 - Supergirl Review Subscribe so you don’t miss the next one! What did you think of Supergirl, and do oyu think the online discourse around the movie gotten completely out of control? ️ Listen on your favorite podcast platform: http://bit.ly/4im0Jaq Connect with us: https://harshlanguage.tv/

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  Episode #175

  175. Possession

  Aug 10, 20261h 9mS1

  This week on episode #175 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we made Marvin watch Possession for the first time, a movie so singular and uncompromising that the idea of remaking it almost feels impossible. With a new adaptation now in development, we break down what makes the original so difficult to replicate, from its unhinged performances and surreal horror to the deeply personal relationship at the center of it all, and debate what a modern remake could possibly add.We also talk about why physical media may be getting forced into a comeback, what Gen Z actually wants from movies, and whether A24 has lost what once made the studio feel special. Plus we react to Curry Barker taking on The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and what his involvement could mean for one of horror’s most iconic franchises. Chapters00:00 - Physical Media is Getting Forced To Make A Comeback12:20 - What Kinds of Movies Does Gen Z Want To See?18:03 - A24 is Done24:34 - Curry Barker is Making A Texas Chainsaw Massacre26:50 - Possession Review and Why It Shouldn't Be Remade Subscribe so you don’t miss the next one! Could a Possession remake ever capture what makes the original work, or is this one movie Hollywood should leave alone?️ Listen on your favorite podcast platform: http://bit.ly/4im0Jaq Connect with us: https://harshlanguage.tv/ #possession #moviereview #horrormovies

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  Episode #174

  174. Lee Cronin's The Mummy

  Jul 13, 20262h 2mS1

  This week on episode #174 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we dive into Lee Cronin's The Mummy and debate whether it proves possession horror has finally run out of things to say. The genre has relied on the same ideas for decades, and while this movie tries to put a fresh spin on the formula, we discuss whether it actually brings anything new to the table—or simply reminds us why possession horror has become so creatively stagnant. We also discuss why Evil Dead isn't the same without Ash, whether six years is simply too long to wait for a sequel, and why we still get excited for sequels and prequels despite constantly complaining about them. Plus we debate how many sequels are too many, why the new Scary Movie could actually be a positive sign for Hollywood, and react to Martin Scorsese's controversial decision to embrace AI. 📌 Chapters00:00 - Evil Dead is Nothing Without Ash 27:45 - Is 6 Years Too Long To Wait For A Sequel?32:53 - Sometimes We Get Excited For Sequels and Prequels40:00 - How Many Sequels is Too Many? 50:33 - Scary Movie Might Be a Good Sign for the Movie Industry59:34 - Martin Scorsese Sold Out To AI1:07:00 - Lee Cronin's Lame Excuse For a Creatively Bankrupt Movie1:12:00 - Lee Cronin's The Mummy Review 🔔 Subscribe so you don’t miss the next one! 💬 Has possession horror genuinely run out of ideas, or can filmmakers still find fresh ways to tell these stories 🎙️ Listen on your favorite podcast platform: http://bit.ly/4im0Jaq 🌐 Connect with us: https://harshlanguage.tv/

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  Episode #173

  173. Hokum

  Jun 17, 20261h 34mS1

  This week on episode #173 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we cover Hokum, the slow burn Irish folk-horror film that has quietly become one of the most talked about horror movies of the year. With an 89% on Rotten Tomatoes and a genuinely divisive audience reaction, we break down what Hokum actually understands about fear that most modern horror films have stopped bothering with. We also discuss our thoughts on Spider-Noir, and how the MCU needs to take notes, why Hollywood needs to start listening to what audiences are saying, and how Zack Snyder is about to ruin another classic property. 📌 Chapters00:00 - The Difference Between Horror/Comedy, and Comedy/Horror 10:35 - Are You Watching Spider-Noir In Color or B&W? 18:05 - Marvel Should Take Notes From Spider-Noir 21:36 - Hollywood Has A Remake Problem 30:00 - Audiences Are Saying What They Want 34:00 - Zack Snyder is About To Ruin Another Beloved Property 46:04 - How Damian McCarthy Used Old School Horror In Hokum 50:20 - Hokum Review 🔔 Subscribe so you don’t miss the next one!💬 Do you think Hokum is a breath of fresh air, or did you think it was boring and not scary? 🎙️ Listen on your favorite podcast platform: http://bit.ly/4im0Jaq 🌐 Connect with us: https://harshlanguage.tv/

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  Episode #172

  172. Miracle

  Jun 9, 20261h 25mS1

  <p>This week on episode #172 of The Harsh Language Podcast, we made Marvin watch Miracle for the first time to see if it still holds up as one of the great sports movies. It has all the pieces: the underdog team, the iconic speech, the Cold War backdrop, and the “do you believe in miracles?” moment. But we also get into the bigger question behind the movie: is Miracle genuinely great sports filmmaking, or is it also wrapped up in American mythmaking and propaganda?</p><p>We also talk about why recent AI news is exactly what we were worried abou...

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