Cubbie Chats Podcast

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Cubbie Chats is your backstage pass to the world of pop culture and collectibles! Hosted by Cubbie from Cubbie Collects, an avid collector and true enthusiast, this podcast brings you closer to your favorite celebs and content creators. Join Cubbie as he dives into fascinating conversations about all things entertainment, fandoms, and the art of collecting. Whether you’re into movies, comics, video games, or just the culture that makes the world of fandom so special, Cubbie and his guests are here to share stories, insights, and the passion that fuels it all. Tune in for laughs, inspiration, and a whole lot of nerdy goodness! Talk Nerdy to Me!

  1. Jun 10

    Cubbie Chats: Why Backrooms Terrified Me (And Why Masters of the Universe Deserves Better)

    Cubbie Chats is back!After a three-week hiatus, Cubbie returns to the mic to talk creator burnout, stepping away from social media, rediscovering creativity, and why sometimes the best thing you can do is unplug and recharge. Then it's time to dive into some of the biggest movie releases of the summer. Cubbie breaks down the psychological horror of Backrooms, explores the disturbing beauty standards and body horror themes in Saccharine, revisits the nostalgic chaos of Scary Movie 6, and explains why Masters of the Universe might be one of the most overlooked films of the year. Plus, a look at the surprising box office success of filmmaker-turned-YouTubers, why fresh voices are changing Hollywood, and how movies like Backrooms and Saccharine prove that horror can still make audiences think long after the credits roll. Quick correction: During the episode, Cubbie accidentally says "Scary Movie 5" when discussing the modern Scream franchise. He meant Scream 5, and the discussion centers on how Scary Movie 6 parodies some of the most talked-about moments from the recent Scream films. Topics Include: Creator burnout and returning after a social media breakBackrooms review and ending analysisSaccharine review and body horror themesScary Movie 6 reviewScream franchise discussionMasters of the Universe reviewSummer box office surprisesPsychological horror vs. traditional horrorWhy fresh voices are reshaping Hollywood Whether you're a horror fan, movie lover, or pop culture junkie, this episode has something for you. 🎙️🍿🎬

    32 min

  2. May 13

    Cubbie Chats: Punisher's Return, Michael's Legacy & Horchata with Oat Milk'

    Get your popcorn ready! In this episode of Cubbie Chats, Cubbie dives into a jam-packed triple-feature review of the latest releases hitting screens large and small. First up, he breaks down Marvel’s special presentation, The Punisher: One Last Kill. From Jon Bernthal’s deeply emotional, Emmy-worthy performance to the perfectly balanced, non-stop gore, Cubbie explains why this standalone project is a massive win for the MCU—even if it skipped out on some expected Daredevil and Spider-Man 4 connectivity. Then, it’s time to talk about the box office titan, Michael. While the musical biography delivers unmatched nostalgia and a stunning debut performance by Jafar Jackson, Cubbie agrees with the critics that the film heavily sanitizes the darker chapters of the King of Pop's legacy. Finally, Cubbie highlights a hidden gem: the 2025 indie dramedy Horchata with Oat Milk. Discover how this beautiful film expertly balances laugh-out-loud comedy with heavy social issues like gentrification, recidivism, and Latino identity. Episode TitleCubbie Chats: Punisher's Brutal Return, Michael's Sanitized Legacy & Indie Hit 'Horchata with Oat Milk' Episode SynopsisGet your popcorn ready! In this episode of Cubbie Chats, Cubbie dives into a jam-packed triple-feature review of the latest releases hitting screens large and small. First up, he breaks down Marvel’s special presentation, The Punisher: One Last Kill. From Jon Bernthal’s deeply emotional, Emmy-worthy performance to the perfectly balanced, non-stop gore, Cubbie explains why this standalone project is a massive win for the MCU—even if it skipped out on some expected Daredevil and Spider-Man 4 connectivity. Then, it’s time to talk about the box office titan, Michael. While the musical biography delivers unmatched nostalgia and a stunning debut performance by Jafar Jackson, Cubbie agrees with the critics that the film heavily sanitizes the darker chapters of the King of Pop's legacy. Finally, Cubbie highlights a hidden gem: the 2025 indie dramedy Horchata with Oat Milk. Discover how this beautiful film expertly balances laugh-out-loud comedy with heavy social issues like gentrification, recidivism, and Latino identity. Don't miss out on the conversation! Follow & Subscribe: Hit that follow button on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen so you never miss an episode.Rate & Review: Drop us a 5-star rating and leave a comment to let us know your thoughts on these films—Cubbie lives for the external validation!Share: Pass this episode along to your favorite movie buddies and film buffs so we can keep growing the community.Everything is gonna work out for you. Roll the credits!

    25 min

  3. May 6

    Cubbie Chats the Devil Wears Prada 2: Does it Live Up to the Hype?

    In this episode of Cubbie Chats, Cubbie gets vulnerable about a major creative shift—explaining why he’s swapping out his beloved Stranger Things merch for Marvel and Anime shelves to reclaim his creative spark and confidence. But the real "main event" is a deep dive into the highly anticipated sequel to The Devil Wears Prada. Cubbie breaks down why this sequel isn't just a "cash grab," analyzing the evolution of Miranda Priestly in the digital age and the surprising, high-stakes career paths of Andy Sachs and Emily. Beyond the silver screen, the episode explores the real-life inspirations behind the iconic "core four" and offers a curated watchlist of Vogue documentaries for those obsessed with fashion editorial history. If you enjoyed this deep dive into the world of Runway, please share this episode with a friend. Your support helps the show grow, so make sure to hit the Subscribe button or leave a rating and review. Are you hyper-fixated on the Prada sequel too? Connect with the show and share your take—was it a worthy follow-up, or do you have a different perspective on Miranda’s leadership style?

    28 min

  4. Apr 15

    Cubbie Chats Artemis 2 Tears, Malcolm’s Return, & Zendaya’s "Perfect" Film

    Cubbie is back, nerds! After a brief hiatus to battle the "paralysis by analysis" of a major rebrand, your favorite Stranger Things guy is returning to the mic with a fresh perspective on the fandoms you love. In this episode, Cubbie dives deep into why the Artemis 2 mission has him in his feelings—from the historic crew to the touching tribute of naming a lunar crater after a late spouse. We’re also breaking down the "great era of TV and film" we’re currently living in. Get the full scoop on: The Malcolm in the Middle Reboot: Does it live up to the hype? (Spoiler: Bryan Cranston is still a legend). The Pizza Movie: Why Gaten Matarazzo is the next king of comedy. The Drama: Cubbie’s first "perfect film" of the year starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson. Marvel & DC Leaks: What’s really going on with Daredevil season two, the return of the Defenders, and those Spider-Man: Brand New Day rumors. To wrap things up, we have a much-needed millennial vent session about the current state of TikTok, from annoying repeat algorithms to the rise of deceptive AI shop videos. Don’t miss an episode—hit that subscribe button, leave a comment, and tell the fellow nerds in your life to join the chat!

    31 min

  5. Mar 18

    Cubbie Chats Live Action One Piece Keeps Winning—Season 2 (w/ @jerrysgotpops)

    In this episode of Cubbie Chats, we’re diving headfirst into One Piece Live Action Season 2—and trust, the hype is REAL. I’m joined by fellow collector and anime expert Jerry from @jerrysgotpops (and @mywaifu_andme), and we break down everything from the standout moments in Drum Island to the casting choices that continue to make this adaptation one of the best ever. We talk about what makes One Piece work in live action when so many others fail, the impact of Oda’s involvement, and how Season 2 is already planting seeds for the future of the story. Plus, we get into the culture around collecting—from Funko Pops to manga—and what it means to be a proud nerd in 2026. And to wrap things up, we hit a rapid-fire lightning round covering favorite characters, arcs, underrated picks, and more—so whether you’re a longtime fan or just starting your journey, there’s something here for you. If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts—it really helps the show grow! Drop a comment with your favorite One Piece character or moment from Season 2, and let’s keep the conversation going. Be sure to follow me on Instagram @cubbiecollects and show some love to my guest @jerrysgotpops and @mywaifu_andme for more anime, collecting, and pop culture content!

    58 min

  6. Mar 4

    Cubbie Chats the Fictional Deaths We've Never Recovered From + Scream 7

    Some fictional deaths hit… and some never leave you. In this emotional (and slightly unhinged) episode of Cubbie Chats, Cubbie dives into the fictional deaths we’ve never recovered from — the ones that shocked us, shattered us, and still live rent-free in our trauma vault. From Eddie Munson and Glenn Rhee to Poussey Washington, Tony Stark, Sirius Black, Fred Weasley, Rue, Bing Bong (yes, we’re crying), and more — we’re unpacking why these moments hurt so much and what they represent: childhood, innocence, grief, betrayal, and the end of entire eras in pop culture. Plus, Cubbie gives his full Scream 7 review — breaking down the shocking deaths, the AI controversy, the Ghostface reveals, Rotten Tomatoes drama, and whether the critics are missing the point. It’s fandom-forward, emotionally chaotic, and packed with film and TV deep dives you don’t want to miss! If this episode wrecked you in the best way, make sure to: ⭐ Follow/Subscribe on Spotify and Apple Podcasts ⬇️ Download the episode (it helps more than you know!) 💬 Leave a rating and review — tell us which fictional death YOU never recovered from 📲 Share this episode with your favorite film nerd or fandom friend And don’t forget — you can comment directly on Spotify. I want to know: Which fictional death still hurts your soul? See you in the next scream… I mean episode. 🖤

    43 min

  7. Feb 25

    Cubbie Chats Fantastic Four Breakdowns, Avengers Hype & Marvel Hot Takes w/ Movie Mike

    This week on Cubbie Chats, I’m joined by fellow film nerd and comic book connoisseur Movie Mike (host of Movie Mike’s Movie Podcast and executive producer of The Bobby Cast) for a full-on Marvel deep dive. We break down: Our honest reactions to Fantastic FourWhy Vanessa Kirby stole the moviePedro Pascal as Reed Richards — hit or mid?The best Marvel trilogy of all time 👀Marvel hot takes (did they do Black Widow dirty?)Avengers: Doomsday & Secret Wars delays — should we be worried?Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom… genius or gimmick?Comic book investing before the hype explodes 💰Plus: rapid-fire Marvel must-haves, Spider-Man debates, Venom discourse, and why Infinity War might never be topped. If you love Marvel, comic books, superhero movies, and passionate nerd debates — this one’s for you! #MarvelPodcast #FantasticFour #AvengersDoomsday #SecretWars #MoviePodcast If you loved this episode: ⭐ Follow/Subscribe to Cubbie Chats on Spotify & Apple Podcasts ⭐ Leave a 5-star rating and written review (it helps more than you know) ⭐ Share this episode with your favorite Marvel-obsessed friend And don’t forget to check out Movie Mike’s Movie Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts!

    53 min

  8. Feb 18

    Cubbie Chats Joe Keery Fan Fiction, Cold Storage, Caleb McLaughlin’s GOAT & The Burbs

    Cubbie spirals over everything turning 30 (Space Jam, Pokémon… our youth 😭), shares their reawakening as a Pokémon merch collector, and dives headfirst into Joe Keery’s leading man era with a full breakdown of the new horror-thriller Cold Storage. From chaotic Joe Keery fan fiction to thoughtful analysis of his performance alongside Georgina Campbell and Liam Neeson, Cubbie explains why Cold Storage is a fun, suspenseful, campy watch in the vein of 28 Days Later and Zombieland. Then, we shift to animation excellence with Caleb McLaughlin’s GOAT, why it might be a future Animated Feature Oscar contender, and how Caleb just became the highest-rated Stranger Things alum on Rotten Tomatoes. (Stop sleeping on him!) Plus, Cubbie makes the case for Peacock’s The Burbs starring Keke Palmer and Jack Whitehall as one of the best dark comedy mystery shows out right now. If you love film, TV, fandom chaos, and unhinged pop culture commentary — this one’s for you. If you’re a film buff, TV nerd, or certified pop culture goblin — hit follow, download the episode, and share it with one friend who loves movies and fandoms. Then head to Spotify or Apple Podcasts and drop a comment: Did you love Cold Storage? Are you seeing it just for Joe Keery? Are you riding for GOAT? Let your nerd flag fly. 🏳️‍🌈🎬 #FilmPodcast #MoviePodcast #PopCulturePodcast #JoeKeery #StrangerThings #CalebMcLaughlin #FilmTwitter #MovieTalk #EntertainmentPodcast #NerdCulture

    25 min
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Cubbie Chats is your backstage pass to the world of pop culture and collectibles! Hosted by Cubbie from Cubbie Collects, an avid collector and true enthusiast, this podcast brings you closer to your favorite celebs and content creators. Join Cubbie as he dives into fascinating conversations about all things entertainment, fandoms, and the art of collecting. Whether you’re into movies, comics, video games, or just the culture that makes the world of fandom so special, Cubbie and his guests are here to share stories, insights, and the passion that fuels it all. Tune in for laughs, inspiration, and a whole lot of nerdy goodness! Talk Nerdy to Me!

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  • Creator
    cubbiecollects
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    37
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2025 cubbiecollects
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    Cubbie Chats Podcast