Tossed Popcorn
Two brave women watch classic movies so you don’t have to. Lianna Holston & Siena Jeakle are funny-in-a-hot-way friends who have neither seen nor enjoyed that many films, particularly the Classics. Must we celebrate things created by, for, and with straight white men? Tossed Popcorn is here to get these movies off their pedestal with irreverent observations and outspoken confusion. Join us as we review a different film each week from the AFI's "100 Greatest American Movies Of All Time" every Tuesday. It’s a podcast about film, but not a Film Podcast™, ya know? Tossed Popcorn is now on Patreon! patreon.com/tossedpopcorn Follow us! Instagram: @tossedpopcorn, @liannaholston, @sienajeakle. Twitter: @tossedpopcorn, @liannaholston, @sienabenna TikTok: @tossedpopcorn Check out our merch! teepublic.com/stores/tossed-popcorn
Episodes
It was a really cool 5 years. We've grown a lot, talked a lot, and watched a lot of freaking movies. For everyone who's joined us for this project, thank you for being the special third member of our silly conversations. Here's looking at you, kid. Don't be a stranger <3 Thank you, we love you, bye!
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It's Part 1 of Tossed Popcorn's farewell duology, and we're kicking off with a trip down memory lane. Featuring bubbly beverages, technical tribulations, and random recollections, scramble along as two idiots try to recall one (1) fact about every film on the AFI list.
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WOMEN!!! Tossed Popcorn watches our last-ever film and wowie is it a riot. Sign the papers for fighting friends, divorced dames, and gossiping girlies. The person most confused by the film this week was: us if we ever had to go to that overstimulating spa.
Insane to announce that marks our final film review of Tossed Popcorn! DM us on instagram with reflection questions and discussion ideas for our reflection episode this w...
Croissants! Grand jeté into frame for penniless painters, curmudgeonly composers, and amorous heiresses. The person most confused by the film this week was: Lise when a strange man stole her away from her nice dinner. This marks #3 of our 4 final movie reviews. DM us @tossedpopcorn on instagram with questions/discussion ideas for our reflection episodes!
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Holy horses! Head to prayer for Protestant patriotism, Catholic conniving, and, well, Elizabethan England. The person most confused by the film this week was: Liz's neck ruff, on why it was being worn in the tub. This marks #2 of our 4 final movie reviews. DM us @tossedpopcorn on instagram with questions/discussion ideas for our reflection episodes!
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This week we watched a highly requested film: Bottoms. Sign up for our fight club (angry podcast) for feminist fists, offensive utterences, and our candid opinions on NYU comedy stylings. This marks #1 of our 4 final movie reviews. DM us on instagram with questions/discussion ideas for our reflection episodes!
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A bittersweet update on the podcast. We love our listeners so much, and we will have much to say on coming eps! Help us choose our final 4 movies by DMing us or commenting on our instagram post @tossedpopcorn <3
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It's the moooost wonderful tiiime… Bring a white elephant gift, because we're watching a Christmas movie full of ferocious families, extremely gorgous exes, and a couple who simply should not stay together. The person most confused by the film this week was: literally every viewer, who wanted Abby to be with Riley instead.
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[Whale song] Grab onto a barnacle for precocious pre-teens, grumpy grandpas, and worshipful whales. The person most confused by the film this week was: the beautiful schoolteacher with braces.
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Pull up to the dinner table for 2010s love triangles, skinny-scarf–clad singing solos, and family fighting. The person most confused by the film this week was: all of us, currently, who lived through the Obama years and now live in hell.
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Book a flight to this episode for tiresome tourists, foreign fax machines, and unsupportive undergarments. The person most confused by the film this week was: us finding out Scarlett Johansson is 17 in this!!!
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Unwash your brain for sister assassins, parental operatives, and really red rooms. The person most confused by the film this week was: Siena but also, honestly, those pigs.
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*Dial up sound* Boot up this episode for quirky shopkeeps, nineteen-nineties nostalgia, and another inexplicably likeable sourpuss Tam Honks character. The person most confused by the film this week was: Joe Fox's family tree.
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*twinkle lights* Draft some prose for confusing kisses, disposable dildos, and forgiving friends. The person most confused by the film this week was: Alike's sister any time she had to be involved in any situation.
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My...pod... Swim up for satanic singers, stupid high school sweethearts, and one starving succubus. The person most confused by the film this week was: the bar, about why it was on fire!?
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BOO! Enroll this semester for amish (?) apparitions, disdainful department heads, and frightening frat parties. The person most confused by the film this week was: Liv's mom who kept calling and speaking so slowly?
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Meow! Sink your fangs into deadbeat dates, freaky flames, and one cute cat. The person most confused by the film this week was: the street urchin who lived by the ravine of bodies???
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Meeeeerricaaaaat. Dig up this episode for spooky sisters, creepy cousins, and unhinged uncles. The person most confused by the film this week was: the contrite townsfolk.
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I got podcasts on my fingers! Come Together for Liverpudlian loverboys, wacky walruses, and autotuned anthems. The person most confused by the film this week was: the delicious ripe strawberries getting pinned to a canvas instead of eaten.
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[German instructions] Take the train for pregnant pets, carnal caves, and rogue rice cookers. The person most confused by the film this week was: that beached man with amnesia.
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