Pop culture, sports, and chaos in motion.
The.D.IsSi13nt runs on restless solo commentary, moving from sci-fi movie reviews to Super Bowl picks, metal shows, Salem Halloween, and worried talk about the economy. It suits listeners who like unpolished enthusiasm, blunt judgments, and a host who treats work, concerts, and travel as material.
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The.D.IsSi13nt is a solo commentary show with the pacing of someone recording between destinations and thinking faster than the episode can contain. It is loose. The host talks through whatever has been taking up space lately: movies, football, concerts, work, travel, relationships, holidays, and the state of the country. A sci-fi review can turn into a bigger complaint about sequel structure. A Dracula: A Love Tale reaction can slide into Bram Stoker, Nosferatu elements, romance, religion, and then a practical audit of whether a Blade-themed rave actually delivered on the promise of fake blood. The show likes specifics. It names songs from Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance, tracks Seattle and New England as a Super Bowl rematch, weighs Avatar: Fire and Ash against The Way of Water, and lingers on Salem as a whole-city Halloween experience. It also gets personal without becoming tidy memoir. Work schedules, a cut tongue, tattoos, Thanksgiving, Big Bear, Universal trips, metal tours, and conversations with people in the host's life all pass through the same stream of thought. The result is less a formal podcast format than a running field report from one loud, restless point of view. Some episodes are basically reviews. Some are travel diaries. Some are sports talk. Some become grim political and economic monologues about recession, military spending, corporate power, and distrust in government. The mood changes quickly. Short verdicts sit beside long spirals, and a practical question about a nightclub waiver can become the funniest part of the episode. That unevenness is also its signature. The.D.IsSi13nt works best for listeners who like personality-forward podcasting, where the appeal is not balance or production sheen but a raw sequence of opinions, memories, complaints, and enthusiasms. It is blunt, erratic, and deeply specific about the host's own taste. The show can be chaotic, but it rarely feels indifferent.
Made for: For listeners who like rough-edged solo commentary about genre movies, football, heavy music, nightlife, travel, and everyday frustration. Best suited to people who prefer personality and momentum over polished structure.
What sets it apart: The show stands apart by treating reviews, work, concerts, vacations, and political dread as one continuous thought stream. Its specificity comes from lived recent experience rather than a formal critic format.
Hey everyone come along for the ride!!! I’m talking sports-Raiders Lakers Dodgers UFC Boxing. I’m talking Movies Marvel POP movies. Discussing conspiracies. Discussing philosophy. Discussing Games-Pokémon go, Skyrim. We talk Music. Heavy metal hardcore metal core. Basically I touch in anything and everything. Come chill and hang. Also looking for Co-Hosts up in this place. Let’s Talk
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Candid, on-the-move reactions capture how films, television, and anime settle into one host's wider stream of daily life.
The.D.IsSi13nt plays like a rolling personal monologue in which screen reactions surface alongside everyday life. The host records while driving or running errands, speaking from fresh memory rather than delivering polished verdicts.
Stone Ocean meets the mosh pit, and your appetite for sudden detours gets a workout.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Holiday talk and concert plans lead into an opinionated take on a film.
Thanksgiving opens the host's account of a busy stretch of work, concert plans and a trip to the movies. He ranks his favorite holidays at the end of the year, then recalls how a brief Thanksgiving text led to plans to meet an acquaintance at a show with his brother and nephew.
A loose, firsthand Salem Halloween travelogue about a city fully leaning into the night.
The host returns to a Halloween night in Salem after being cut off, starting with an early-evening Airbnb reset before heading into streets filled with trick-or-treating, costumes, late-opening shops, bars, restaurants, and clubs.
A return to Salem turns an MF Doom costume into a day of street-level recognition.
Salem comes back into view as a city he is only now learning how to read. After last year's blind arrival, this visit has a plan: an MF Doom costume, conversations with locals and shop owners, a stop at Fatties, pizza, and a walk through the haunted neighborhood as people clock…
A loose Stone Ocean finale review with cosmic JoJo questions, commute energy, and personal detours.
This single-episode review follows the host out of a delayed finish with JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean, after the split season stretched the experience longer than expected.
A bruised ride home turns Sunami's Riverside set into a raw snapshot of adrenaline, pain, and heavy-album optimism.
A late-night drive home from Riverside Municipal Auditorium gives this single-episode review its scraped-up urgency. The host is still coming down from a fight, both hands hurting, as Sunami's set keeps ringing in the car.
Three friends recap Daredevil, Fallout, and new releases scene by scene, in Spanish.
Slasher talk with sharp teeth.
["The.D.IsSi13nt opens with a Stone Ocean recap, where the host says he finally finished JoJo's Bizarre Adventure after the season was split into two parts.", "He treats Stone Ocean as a test case for JoJo's rock references and stand logic, while also name-checking Baki Hanma, Record of Ragnarok, The Dragon Prince, and Castlevania on his watchlist.", "A second section shifts to Anaheim, where Hurricane Hillary pushes The Ghost Inside from the Observatory to House of Blues Anaheim and turns the day into a matinee concert plus an Anime Days stop at Garden Walk.", "He comes down hard on We Came as Romans and Underoath, but says The Ghost Inside's set, the crowd, and the pit made the trip worth it."]
The host reviews the movie Ready Player One, finding its plot predictable and generic, and also discusses the band Knocked Loose.
The host reviews Dune Part 2 and Damsel on Netflix, criticizing Dune 2 for being slow and praising Damsel as a fun action movie.
A reviewer gives a positive review of the Thunderbolts movie, rating it 8.5-9/10 and comparing it favorably to other Marvel films.
The host recounts leaving a fist fight in Riverside with injured hands after a Tsunami concert on November 9, 2024.
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Host reviews the movie 'Dracula: A Love Tale', praising its blend of various Dracula elements and religious undertones.
A fan reviews Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance, discussing the setlist and his recent album.
The host rambles about personal updates before briefly mentioning the Super Bowl 60 rematch between the Seahawks and Patriots.
A movie review podcast discussing the film Avatar: Fire and Ash, rating it 8.5/10 and noting it feels like a continuation of Way of Water.
Zootopia 2 is called "the better of the two movies" and "one of the best animated movies this year."
Salem felt like a city where "80% of the houses" were participating and "70%" of trick-or-treaters were from out of town.
The.D.IsSi13nt's "Salem Vacation pt 1" follows a 2025 Halloween trip to Salem, Massachusetts, where the narrator says he returned from Boston, Salem, and a long October stretch of travel.
The host reviews Invincible season 3, praising its return to the violence of season 1, and mentions Moana 2.
A raw, late-night review of the 2024 film Nosferatu, praising it as one of the best vampire movies in years.