Telling Stories Our Own Way

Okay so the joke here is that, you know Ice Cube, the rapper? What if he was a Final Girl, like from a slasher movie? That's pretty much what he is in the movie Anaconda (1997) which our Sneople discuss in this new episode of Sneople at the Movies!!

Sneople at the Movies is a Film Podcast By People Who Actually Like Film

Join us as we dive into movies we love, movies we respect and movies we wish we could unsee.

It’s the podcast where we talk about growing up queer, nerdy, and online and at the cinema.

Gather up six of your closest friends and prepare for battle! It's a REMAKE RUMBLE episode of Sneople at the Movies!

We cover Akira Kurosawa’s original Seven Samurai (1954), The Magnificent Seven (1960), and The Magnificent Seven (2016), as well as A Bug’s Life (obviously).

This, I assume, is your reaction to finding out the Sneople talk about A Bug's Life.

The Academy Awards are over, but the Oscars don't get the last word. The 2025 Helena Awards are the only prestigious award show to properly consider The Phoenician Scheme, Mickey 17, Nirvanna the Band the Show, Friendship, and The Naked Gun remake.

All those other awards shows dropped the ball.

Infinity Break is thrilled to have the Sneople back in action for the 7th Season of Sneople at the Movies.

You should be thrilled too. We insist.

The results are in! Our final total was $400.00 in donations during stream. We'll be adding another $100 as the cherry on top. That's $250 for Outside In and $250 for Bridge for Youth. Getting needed funds to both city's programs and helping those in need during the winter ahead.

So this is Mystmas, and what will we stream?

On December 9th, the doors of Waterfalls at Dawn will open for a once in a lifetime showcase of the raw creative talent of illusive artist Maurice Clayborn. Only the paranormal investigators Saint Garcia Flores and Agent Alister McAndrews will have the opportunity to see what he has in store. Introducing Self Portrait No. 13, the next chapter of ParaScience, Infinity Break's horror tabletop podcast. Experimental artist Maurice Clayborn has dropped contact with his employer and retreated to his home studio complex in the Texas Hills. After receiving a series of threatening messages from the artist and losing a few staff to the gates of Waterfalls at Dawn, the museum director recruits Saint and Alister to track down the artist and get his creative spree to stop.

What exactly has the artist been working on?

December 9th. Wherever you get your podcasts.

Welcome back, beloved listeners! Sneople has returned from its summer hiatus and our hosts are so extremely ready to tackle this week’s long awaited topic: Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning!

There’s a lot of ground to cover with this movie given it’s three hours long and closing out a franchise spanning decades, and the Sneople unpack it all with valiant effort. More than one of our brave hosts actually fess up to crying at a Mission Impossible movie.

Also to put everyone’s mind at ease, as of upload date none of us have bought the novelty Mission Impossible popcorn bucket on Ebay. We’ve all stood so strong in the face of temptation. For now.

Only the faded reflections of Saint Garcia Flores and Agent McAndrews flicker in the mirror. The sun sets over Lake Arkansas. This ends Chapter 6 of ParaScience: The Haunting of Lakeside Dive, our dreadful tale of folk magic, strangers and reflections.

The Haunting at Lakeside Dive Last week, bartender Phillip Creek died while returning home from the bar he owns on the shores of rural Lake Arkansas. His memorial wreath is still standing next to jukebox in his bar, The Lakeside Bar and Grill, even as the petals begin to drift down to the scuffed planks below. But if Phillip is dead and buried, why does fry cook Lefty Douglas keep saying he's seen Phillip since? Man-in-Black Alister McAndrews and freelance exorcist Saint Garcia-Flores are on the case.