Pancakes House Podcast

On this episode of Pancakes House I'll take a look at the theory that popped up on Reddit about Jar Jar Binks and why he might not be as silly as we were all led to believe in The Phantom Menace. Additionally, let's finally lay to rest the entire "Is Die Hard a Christmas movie?" debate. Spoiler alert: It is. Video episode coming soon. Don't forget to pick something up at the new Pancakes House store at https://pancakeshouse.bigcartel.com Coupon code "FORPATREON" will give anyone reading this...

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On this Pancakes House "Nosh" I'll take a look at this past Sunday's Westworld episode and try and see where this season might be headed. For more check out my YouTube page at YouTube.com/PancakesHouse On Patreon at Patreon.com/PancakesHouse On Twitter @ToPancakesHouse ..and you also find the Pancakes House at pancakeshouse.bigcartel.com

On the Pancakes House menu tonight is the art of Image Comics founder and Deadpool's Dad, Rob Liefeld. Who' is Deathstroke anyway? Also, are the MCU films actually any good? And finally, a look back at the 1983 John Carpenter / Stephen King masterwork Christine, about a nerd and his classic, murdering 1958 Plymouth Fury. You can find audio versions of Pancakes House on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, Google Play & more. Visit me on Patreon at Patreon.com/PancakesHouse Or on...

In this edition of Pancakes House I'll take a look at The Terminator and James Cameron's inspiration for the 1984 Sci-Fi classic along with where the franchise could possibly be heading. Also, a King of Kong update as Guinness strips Billy Mitchell of all his world records.

This week on Pancakes House episode two, I'll take a look at the ever relevant John Carpenter classic "They Live", also what's become notoriously known as the "Max Headroom Incident", great news for legendary graphic novel "Y: The Last Man", and finally John Krasinski's "A Quiet Place". Pancakes House is hosted by Danny Ross

Welcome to "Pancakes House", a weekly Pop-Culture focused show encompassing entertainment across all mediums. Film, television, gaming, art & collectibles. Rediscovering cult favorites to reviewing the current while checking out the latest limited edition collectibles and pop artists. On this FIRST episode we'll take a 3am drunken phone call from Opie & Anthony's Anthony Cumia, see what's wrong with The Walking Dead, examine the similarities between The Hateful Eight and The Thing and also...