EPISODE 35: MISERY

EPISODE 36: RUNNING SCARED(1986)

Looking for the ultimate 80s buddy cop movie that isn’t Lethal Weapon? In this episode, we’re breaking down the 1986 action-comedy classic Running Scared, starring Gregory Hines and Billy Crystal as two hilarious, fast-talking Chicago detectives planning their retirement to sunny Florida. We dive deep into why the undeniable, improvised chemistry between Crystal and Hines sets a benchmark for the buddy cop genre. Plus, we talk about Jimmy Smits’ breakout performance as the villainous drug lord Julio Gonzales, the film's iconic car chase on the Chicago El train tracks, and that synth-heavy, Grammy-winning soundtrack featuring Michael McDonald's "Sweet Freedom." Whether you’re a die-hard fan of 80s cinema, a lover of classic action-comedies, or discovering this underrated gem for the first time, this episode is your ultimate retrospective guide. Hit play to find out if Running Scared (1986) still holds up today, how it influenced modern action films, and why it deserves a spot on your movie watch list!

EPISODE 35: MISERY

Is Annie Wilkes the ultimate toxic fan, or just a deeply misunderstood critic? This week on Smokey and the Snobby, we are breaking down Rob Reiner’s iconic 1990 psychological horror thriller, Misery. Based on the legendary Stephen King novel, this masterclass in isolation and tension features an Oscar-winning performance by Kathy Bates alongside James Caan as the tormented author Paul Sheldon. Whether you are a die-hard fan of classic 90s thriller movies or love a good suspense film breakdown, your favorite movie podcasters are diving deep into the infamous hobbling scene, the toxic dynamics of fandom, and why this adaptation still holds up as one of the best horror movies of all time. Does Misery stand the test of time as a top-tier Stephen King movie adaptation, or does its claustrophobic tension drag? Grab your favorite drink, lock your doors, and join the Smokey and the Snobby discuss their fan theories and plot holes. follow us on Instagram @SmokeyandthesSnobby

EPISODE 34: ENCINO MAN

Lets take it back to the 90s! Join as we talk about the great Encino Man, known as California Man because no one knew what the heck Encino was outside of the U.S. Join us as we review the ultimate fish-out-of-water movie that launched Brendan Fraser’s career, co-starring pop culture icons Pauly Shore and Sean Astin. We break down the hilarious plot, from digging up a frozen caveman in a California backyard to surviving high school drama. Is it a masterpiece of 1990s cinema or total prehistoric pandemonium? Hit play to find out if this throwback comedy still holds up today!

EPISODE 33: CASINO WITH SPECIAL GUEST

Step into the neon-lit world of Las Vegas with Smokey and the Snobby as we break down the legendary mob epic Casino. In this episode, we dive deep into the unforgettable performances by Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, Sharon Stone and Don Rickles while exploring how Martin Scorsese created one of the greatest crime dramas ever made. Joining us for this special episode is guest Christ Mironescu, bringing fresh takes, heated debates, behind-the-scenes insights, and hilarious commentary as we discuss mafia power struggles, Vegas corruption, unforgettable movie moments, and whether Casino still holds up as one of the best gangster films of all time. From the dazzling casino floors to brutal mob betrayals, we cover iconic scenes, legendary quotes, real-life inspirations, cinematography, soundtrack choices, and the lasting influence Casino has had on crime movies and pop culture. Whether you’re a longtime fan of mob films, a lover of classic cinema, or discovering this Scorsese masterpiece for the first time, this episode delivers movie analysis, comedy, nostalgia, and passionate film discussion.

EPISODE 32: DEVIL WEARS PRADA

Dive deep into our The Devil Wears Prada movie review on the Smokey and the Snobby Podcast. We analyze Miranda Priestly’s fashion legacy, Andy’s career transformation, and 2000s style trends. Is it the ultimate fashion film? Listen for our one expert film analysis and another Dingus with ears take. What better guest to have on this episode than our boss lady herself! We made this entire episode a family affair...Smokey, Snobby and Marie! If you've ever had a boss who sent you on an impossible errand during a hurricane or if you simply appreciate a well-placed monologue about cerulean blue, this episode is for you. We bring our signature blend of wit and critical analysis to one of the most quotable movies of all time. "That’s all." — Every time we finish a recording session.