We continue our 90s horror celebration with a look at the 1998 film, Disturbing Behavior. Erin's Podcast Brain Twin, Jenn, from My Streaming Bubble, joins Erin to discuss why the extensive cuts hurt the final product and the characters, what the film says about teenagers and hands-off parenting, praise Nick Stahl's performance, and share their … Continue reading Disturbing Behavior
Author: It’s a Fandom Thing
Pop Culture & Fandom News, October 11, 2026
On this week's episode of Pop Culture and Fandom News, Jenn from My Streaming Bubble, joins Erin to discuss Weird Al Yankovic in concert, the film Primetime, and the trailer for Clayface. The panel also celebrates some of the great films from Warner Brothers. Trailer for Clayface: https://youtu.be/ClAi1eAZoIw?si=C0QaEJHpowRL6V-e https://art19.com/shows/its-a-fandom-thing/episodes/fca2bda5-571d-4bf8-bbf3-087e12bcdeda Support us on Patreon to get access … Continue reading Pop Culture & Fandom News, October 11, 2026
The Faculty
We continue our 90s horror celebration with a look at the 1998 film, The Faculty. Jenn from My Streaming Bubble, Kim from Big Reputations Pod, and Moth from It's a Dean Thing join Erin to discuss how well the film holds up, the characters, some favorite scenes, the alien design, and Josh Hartnett's 90s hair. … Continue reading The Faculty
Pop Culture & Fandom News, October 4, 2026
On this week's episode of Pop Culture and Fandom News, Jenn from My Streaming Bubble, Kim from Big Reputations Pod, and Moth from It's a Dean Thing join Erin to discuss the joys of Halloween, The End of Oak Street, Over the Garden Wall, Sorry, Baby, and the trailer for Robert Egger's new film, Werewulf. … Continue reading Pop Culture & Fandom News, October 4, 2026
Special Episode: The Therapeutic Benefits of Fanfic
On this special episode, Erin is joined by the hosts of This Week in Fandom History, V Arrow and Emily Jaye, to discuss the therapeutic benefits of writing and reading fanfiction. The panel explores why fanfic can serve as an effective therapeutic tool, the different benefits of reading versus writing fanfiction, and they share how … Continue reading Special Episode: The Therapeutic Benefits of Fanfic
The Craft
It is time for our annual horror month! We are kicking things off with a look at the 1996 film, The Craft. Moth, from It's a Dean Thing, Sara, and author Stephanie Rose join Erin to discuss the characters, the overall premise, how well, or not well, the film handles witchcraft, and our thoughts on … Continue reading The Craft
Pop Culture & Fandom News, September 27, 2026
On this week's episode of Pop Culture and Fandom News, It's a Dean Thing's Moth, Sara, and author Stephanie Rose, join Erin to discuss Resident Evil, In Search of Darkness, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, the reaction to Jack Haven asking for work, and the trailer for Christmas at the Kringles. Plus, the panel shares some … Continue reading Pop Culture & Fandom News, September 27, 2026
The Manhattan Transfer
We are wrapping up our celebration of bands named after cities, states, and continents with a look at The Manhattan Transfer! Tiff joins Erin to discuss which song made them fans of the band, share their favorites, highlight a song they believe deserves more recognition, and name one song they think should be put back … Continue reading The Manhattan Transfer
Pop Culture & Fandom News, September 20, 2026
It's our 700th episode, and Tiff joins Erin to celebrate with a great episode of Pop Culture and Fandom News. They discuss the Reacher spinoff Neagley, the new Zach Cregger film, Resident Evil, and the trailer for Remain. Trailer for Remain: https://youtu.be/yv7oPAPg3gk?si=lzO2iCAP9K70G--P Link for more information about our upcoming Horror Trivia Event: https://itsafandomthingpod.com/horrortrivia/ https://art19.com/shows/its-a-fandom-thing/episodes/0bfe286b-3303-4132-8543-62e6d2fbf1a5 Support us on … Continue reading Pop Culture & Fandom News, September 20, 2026
Kansas
We are continuing our celebration of bands named after cities, states, and continents, focusing this time on Kansas! Tiff joins me to discuss which song made us fans of the band, share some of our favorites, highlight a song we believe deserves more recognition, and name one song we think should be put back on … Continue reading Kansas
