Binge-Watchers Podcast

Television

Discover binge-worthy movies or just enjoy the ride as we spoil movies we love, hosted by comedian JOHNNY SPOILER. Dropping fresh movie reactions, celebrating horror movies, and dishing out movie news with a late-night vibe.

Episodes

I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle (1990) Reaction. RoboCop TV Reboot, Bigfoot Movie And Horror Movie News

FEAR (1990) Review | The Underrated Ally Sheedy Horror Movie Nobody Talks About

Johnny Spoiler Horror Movie Reaction: Slaughterhouse Rock (1988) On Summer Slash 8

Johnny Spoiler Anime Reaction To Violence Jack The Most Unhinged Anime You’ve Never Finished

Johnny Spoiler Breaks Down One of Anime’s Greatest Final Battles: Sword of the Stranger Anime Reaction

ANI-MAY Madness: Johnny Spoiler Reacts To Mermaid Forest In Anime Horror Done Right

Johnny Spoiler Movie Reaction: MUTANT (1984) Deep Dive + Planet of the Apes Reboot News, Longlegs 2 And Vampire Movie Madness

AI “Celebrate Me” Culture, Miami Vice ’85, And Lou Ferrigno Fantasy Movie Chaos

Gallowwalkers, Ghost Showdowns, and Premiere Panic | Johnny Spoiler Goes Full Tilt Zombie Western

Johnny Spoiler Movie Reaction to NEW Deathstalker, Goblins, Gore, And 80s Fantasy Movie Vibes

You Picked the Wrong Podcast: Silent Rage Breakdown

Went To A Movie Theater For Chicken Tenders And Saw King Of New York So Here Is My Gutter Poetry Reaction

Johnny Spoiler Reacts to The Mean Season Thriller Movie With Kurt Russell

Night Game Serial Baseball Thriller Movie Reaction With Johnny Spoiler

This 80s Sci-Fi Movie Predicted AI Girlfriends In Cherry 2000

Susan Sarandon And James Spader’s Erotic Class Struggle Romance Explained In White Palace Movie

Light Sleeper Movie Reaction: Toxic Love, Lonely Men And Schrader After Dark with Johnny Spoiler

A Romance Where Everyone Loses: Toxic Love at Its Worst with Johnny Spoiler

Johnny Spoiler Breaks Down the Western Finale Back to the Future Part III (1990), Hidden Details & Why It’s the Best Sequel

Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome Explained with Johnny Spoiler on Tina Turner, Bartertown and Pop Culture