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Join The Franchise Files as we take each entry in a film franchise and rank them DEFINITIVELY.Skip with us into each film series bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, then try to stay alive once we reach Superman 4, Alien vs Predator 2 or Terminator Genisys. Fire up the files!
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Franchise Files is a tv podcast hosted by Pip Nixon, with 23 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.
Pip Nixon hosts The Franchise Files, a tv show with 23 episodes published.
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Episode #23
<p>Join The Franchise Files for their 2026 Oscar Predictions Special</p><p>As Sinners and One Battle After Another tussle for victory,which should actually win? Is Sean Penn doing MORE ACTING better than Stellan Skarsgård’s subtlety? Has Timothee Chalamet been undone by ballet? And how thehell did F1 get nominated? The Franchise Files have the answers</p><p></p>
Episode #22
<p>The Franchise Files celebrate Christmas with 1988’s festive classic Die Hard</p><p>Join the team plus a special guest as they ponder if they would have been fooled by Hans Gruber’s American accent, how much of the film Bruce Willis is shirtless for, and whether Al learning to kill again is really a happy ending. Fire up the files and welcome to the party pals!</p><p><br></p>
Episode #21
<p>The Franchise Files unleash their 2025 Halloween special!</p><p>What are the 10 scariest things in film? What’s the nastiest kill, the screamiest jump scare? And what’s the greatest horror movie ever made? Join The Franchise Files as they turn out the lights, step into the pentagram and summon the demons of horror’s highpoints</p><p><br /></p><p></p><p><br /></p>
Episode #20
<p>After a 19 year absence, Superman returns in 2006’s does-what-it-says-on-the-tin Superman Returns</p><p>With a film no one loves but no one hates, and lots of set up for a sequel that never came, has time been kind to this cinematic one-off? And is anyone involved NOT cancelled? Join The Franchise Files as they stay awake for the whole podcast but not the whole film. Fire up the files! </p><p><br></p>
Episode #19
<p>Freddy goes postmodern in 1994’s Wes Craven's New Nightmare</p><p>In the last movie Freddy died – but it’s the meta-90’s, so who even is Freddy? Aren't we all Freddy really? (No). What's a movie? And why is Wes Craven making a movie about Wes Craven making a movie. Confused? No, it’s postmodernism! Join The Franchise Files as they pretend to understand. Fire up the files Freddy! </p><p><br></p>
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