Hello everyone. Im extremely thankful and grateful that I made it into round two of Top Host contest by I Heart Radio You can vote by visiting this pagehttps://tophost.org/2026/jason-hemming-aka-the-vern I need to stay in the top 15 by October 22nd in order to advance.Thank you so much to everyone who has voted so far for me. Your suppourt means the world to me. Check out my recent guest spots on LAMBcast https://youtu.be/n7gIfjQg0jQ?si=5Xm3DuSB9BwJCI74&That's Da Bomb Yo on Rabbit Hole Podcastshttps://rabbitholepodcasts.com/2026/10/13/thats-da-bomb-yo-100-the-quintessential-episode/( While you're there,check out The Rotten Truth podcast as well)I will be an upcoming guest on The Podcast that Wouldnt Die https://www.youtube.com/@TPodcastTWDie

The Vern comes back to talk about the most divisive film so far this year. DIgger starring Tom Cruise has a 54 % rating on Rotten Tomatoes and maney people are saying it has no shot of winning any awards but Vern thinks it will be nominated for 9 Oscars this year.Be sure to Vote for The Vern as Top Host (Thank You)https://tophost.org/2026/jason-hemming-aka-the-vern

The Vern is back to give some quick thoughts on movies he saw including these ones currently playing in theaters.Resident Evil (2026)HopeBuddy &Primetime

The Vern invites back podcaster and mental health professional, Dwight Hurst of The Broken Brain Podcast and other ventures to discuss the drama, action feature, Leon aka The Professional. Starring Jean Reno, Gary Oldman and in her feature film debut, Natalie Portman. They discuss the diffrences betwen the U.S. theatrical and the international cuts of the movie. Later, both The Vern and Dwight discuss the mental and psychological effects on the lead characters as well.Follow everything with Dwight Hurst and Broken Brain on link belowhttps://www.dwighthurst.com/podcast

This episode is a preview of the upcoming third season of The Rotten Truth Podcast. Find past episodes at Rabbit Hole PodcastsMovies Featured,Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (41%) w/ Ryan of One Track MindKinjinte: Forbiden Subjects (0%) w/ Ben & Dylan of Reels of JusticeDrop Dead Fred (11%) w/ Linda of Cage's Kiss & comedian Molly KinseyAd Spots by Film Rage

Note This episode appeared previously on this podcast a few years ago.The Vern is joined by guest critic, Ryan L Terry to discuss two cult classics, Valley of the Dolls and Beyond the Valley of the Dolls. Both movies involve women who get so caught up in achiving fame that they become obsessed wth drugs sex and rock n roll. Mostly the drugs and some sex for Valley and a lot more of everyhting including rock for Beyond.While both may seem similar they are both extremely different from each other. Listen to our conversation on both movies. It is my happening and it freaks me out. Enjoy.Read Ryan's Reviews on his websitehttps://rlterryreelview.com/Help Support Our Podcast andBuy Us a Coffee

The Vern returns to talk about a few new and a slew of classic movies he saw on the big screen.My guest spot on LAMBcast onCoyote Vs AcmeMy guest spot on The Time Scale onSafety Not GauranteedKevin Smith is coming back to The Fitzgerald Theater on September 15Get TicketsHelp support our podcast andBuy Us a Coffee

One of the most gorgeous technicolor films in exisistence gets talked about on this episode. The Red Shoes involves a ballerina, torn between the love of her craft and the love of another. This movie was a major influence on Martin Scorsese, Brian DePalma, Francis Ford Coppola and so much more.Becca of Do You Expect Us To Talk podcast returns to help The Vern discuss this wonderful fairy tale classic that helped inspire many other movies including some in the horror genre.

The Vern gives his quick thoughts on the new horror feature, Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma. Starring Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder. The movie was directed by Jane Schoenbrun and it is considered by many critics to be very good. But how does a fan of the genre feel about this fresh new take. Watch The Vern's review and find outStay to the end to see my small tribute to a wonderful human being we recently lost. Rest in Power Dolly Parton.

Dinosaurs are back in a big way in this new action adventure thrill ride from director David Robert Mitchell (It Follows).A family's whole town get transported to the past and they need to find a way to not become lunch for thier new neighbors. The cast inluding Anne Hathway and Ewan McGregor are all outstanding.Stay after to hear my thoughts on the new Romy and Michelle sequel coming out.