The Sinner Files Movie Podcast

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Hey guys, as you may or may not know I've started a spin-off podcast, The Sinner Files. It's the show where we confess, debate and atone for our biggest cinematic sins. Basically, the podcast takes the Seven Deadly sins (greed, lust, sloth, wrath, pride, gluttony and envy) and attaches them to popular movies. For instance if it's a film I've seen way too many times, then that'd be the sin of gluttony. Each episode the "sinner" leads a discussion in relation to the film and we all play along accordingly. It's a bunch of fun and I highly recommend you come over and check it out. The podcast is available through Itunes and for Android. At the end of each episode the sinner is required to come up with a made up sequel for their chosen film. Check out the clips below for a taste of what we're cooking up. 

Films we've covered so far include:

Top Gun
Die Hard
Star Wars: Attack of the Clones
IT
The Big Lebowski 
Con Air 

Since we're just starting out, we'd love to hear from you over at our Facebook page,  come visit our Youtube channel  or email us at feedback@sinnerfiles.com 

- Stu 



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