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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Kyle McMahon connects screen conversation with informed questions about horror, adaptation, performance, and the choices behind familiar properties.
Pop Culture Weekly uses interviews as its route into screen culture, with Kyle McMahon steering conversations toward craft, adaptation, and the experience of performing a role. Horror supplies a recurring line of inquiry.
Speaker budgets and movie monsters: Kyle McMahon understands how your movie night gets out of hand.
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A conversational Oscars 2026 forecast centered on the race, campaign strategy, and the new casting category.
Kyle McMahon and Eric Davis frame Oscars 2026 as a lively, prediction-led conversation, with the race itself, campaign strategy, and the new casting category at the center.
A Valentine's Day watchlist chat for theaters, home viewing, and anti-romance moods.
Kyle McMahon and Fandango correspondent Nikki Novak keep the discussion grounded in practical choices, using Valentine's Day as a starting point for what plays well in theaters and what works better at home.
A friendly film-and-TV chat, with Sean William Scott discussing the writing, table reads, rewrites, and Tim Allen.
Pop Culture Weekly stays loose and welcoming here, with Michelle Pfeiffer and Felicity Jones talking through Oh What Fun while Sean William Scott returns for Shifting Gears.
A practical home theater guide with a mild brand tilt.
Pop Culture Weekly spends this hour on home theater basics, with Kyle McMahon keeping the talk clear and practical. The guest list leans star heavy, with Lil Jon and Sarah Snook among the names mentioned, alongside Klipsch and Ankiyo.
A horror-franchise chat paired with a candid Bailey Zimmerman conversation.
Kyle McMahon keeps the episode moving by pairing The Conjuring Last Rites talk with a longer conversation with Bailey Zimmerman. The movie segment folds in director Michael Chavez, franchise creator James Wan, and Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga, so the discussion has real…
A breezy pop culture hour that turns more personal when David Archuleta opens up.
The episode opens with the Sketch cast, including Tony Hale and D'Arcy Carden, and keeps things moving at an easy pace. Kyle McMahon asks like someone who actually wants the answer, which helps the movie talk feel loose instead of boxed in. That part is light, but it works.
A brisk entertainment hour that moves through film, TV, and celebrity interviews with steady momentum.
Pop Culture Weekly keeps its pace as Kyle McMahon moves from M. Beth Davids and her new film, Don't Let's Go to the Dogs, Tonight, to Ben Barnes and Joe Freeman on The Institute, then to Josh Stolberg and Bryce Hall.
A busy TV roundup that gives both thrillers room to register, even with a stacked guest lineup.
Pop Culture Weekly lines up Countdown on Prime Video and Smoke on Apple TV Plus as two of the summer's most talked-about shows, with a guest-heavy episode that still keeps the attention on what makes each series worth a look.
Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant explain one topic per episode, from the bicameral mind to Boeing's MCAS.
Multi-part dramatized retellings of scandals like OceanGate's Titan and the Lehman Brothers collapse.
Sean Fennessey and Amanda Dobbins dissect Oscar races, new releases, and Hollywood news.
Adam Kempenaar and Josh Larsen debate new releases, classics, and their own film rankings.
Paul Scheer, June Diane Raphael, and Jason Mantzoukas argue their way through terrible movies.
Kyle McMahon speaks with Summer H.
This episode segment introduces the new Prime Video film 'Hedda', a reimagining of Henrik Ibsen's 'Hedda Gabler', directed by Nia DaCosta and starring Tessa Thompson, with interviews featuring co-stars Nina Hoss and Tom Bateman.
Kyle McMahon opens with a stacked Pop Culture Weekly lineup.
Pop Culture Weekly keeps this hour moving.
Kyle McMahon speaks with Tori Tunnell, Anna Sawai, Kiersey Clemons, Joe Tippett, Kurt Russell, and Wyatt Russell about Monarch: Legacy of Monsters season two on Apple TV.
Kyle McMahon frames Dracula, a Love Story as a Gothic romance version of Dracula directed by Luc Besson and starring Caleb Landry Jones and Zoe Bleu.
This segment introduces an interview with Evan Peters and Rebecca Hall about their new Ryan Murphy show 'The Beauty' on FX and Hulu, discussing its style and unsettling nature while highlighting Murphy's signature immersive storytelling across his TV series.
Kyle opens by celebrating YouTube's 20th birthday.
Kyle McMahon opens with a look at video game adaptations.
Pop Culture Weekly opens with a lively conversation about Slanted.
Kyle McMahon interviews director Lee Cronin about his horror film 'The Mummy' and discusses the franchise's history.
Host Kyle McMahon interviews writer-director Stephanie Lang and actors Rose Byrne and Dominic Sessa about the film Tow, based on the true story of a homeless woman in Seattle hit with a $21,000 tow bill.
Kyle McMahon and Eric Davis break down the 2026 Oscars.
This episode of Pop Culture Weekly features an interview with Mila Jovovich discussing her new action film Protector, including insights into practical effects and her career in action cinema.
Kyle McMahon welcomes Fandango correspondent Nikki Novak to talk Valentine's Day movie watching.
Pop culture host Kyle McMahon interviews Sean William Scott about season two of his sitcom Shifting Gears with Tim Allen, covering the unique experience of filming before a live studio audience, working with Tim Allen, and his upcoming horror film Dolly.
Pop Culture Weekly opens big and playful.
Kyle McMahon splits the show between horror and country music.
Kyle McMahon interviews Jude Law and Ron Howard about their new film Eden, a survival thriller.
Pop Culture Weekly host Kyle McMahon interviews the creators and cast of the new film Sketch (director Seth Worley, young star Bianca Bell, Tony Hale, and Darcy Carden), exploring how the movie uses children's drawings as a lens for processing grief.
Kyle McMahon opens the episode with a quick rundown of the guests and topics ahead.
Kyle McMahon records from the West Lawn of the U.S.
Kyle McMahon opens with a busy pop culture lineup.
Kyle McMahon announces the exclusive lineup for the Capitol 4th 2025 concert featuring The Beach Boys, The Temptations, and other artists.
Kyle McMahon broadcasts live from the West Lawn of the US Capitol for the 2025 National Memorial Day Concert, interviewing performers including opera singer Angel Blue, veteran-turned-country singer Scotty Hastings, actress Gretchen Moll, Blair Underwood, Esai Morales, and Gary Sinise.
Kyle McMahon interviews the cast and director of the new musical film Juliet and Romeo, exploring how they modernized Shakespeare with pop music.
Kyle McMahon welcomes back Fandango managing editor Eric Davis for a look at the upcoming summer 2025 movies.
Kyle McMahon fills the hour with interviews and leaves the rotating co-host panel out.
Kyle McMahon interviews the cast and director of the new horror film The Monkey, based on Stephen King's short story.
Kyle McMahon and Amanda Baez discuss anti-Valentine's Day movies that make you glad you're single.
Kyle McMahon interviews Cody Walker about FuelFest and honoring Paul Walker's legacy through charity.
Kyle McMahon interviews Deadline Senior Editor Dom Patton about the strike, summer season, and upcoming fall movies.
Kyle McMahon interviews Fandango editor Eric Davis about National Cinema Day, discussing discounted movie tickets and available films.
Kyle McMahon interviews cast members at the red carpet premiere of The Crowded Room and discusses the new season of With Love.
Kyle McMahon interviews celebrities at the Chicago premiere of About My Father and discusses the film The Starling Girl.