The Sleazy Podcast

After the holiday hiatus the gang is reunited — Sleazy, Mr. PBS and Robzilla blast back into the studio with their signature blend of laughs, perplexing headlines and cinephile deep dives. Kicking things off in Crazy News the crew tackles the tragic shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, a story that’s sparked nationwide controversy, protests and questions about law enforcement tactics and accountability in immigration enforcement. They also break down the bizarre case of authorities finding hundreds of bones in a man’s basement and celebrate Hollywood’s most unexpected hero moment when Matthew Lillard chased off an intruder wearing nothing but his underwear.
From there the vibe shifts into spoiler territory as the hosts dissect the finale of Stranger Things Season 5, unpacking wild twists, emotional beats and what it all means for the Upside-Down universe.
Then it’s time for a fan favorite as Zilla drops his Tubi Pick — streaming goodness you might’ve missed.
Next up, Mr. PBS and Sleazy sit down for a thoughtful conversation about the powerful new documentary Predators, which explores the dark side of the To Catch a Predator franchise and the real human toll behind the cameras.
To close the show out the crew reflects on their Letterboxd 2025 Year in Review, sharing stats, standout films and the flicks that shaped their year.
All that and more on The Sleazy Podcast Episode 224 — grab your headphones, we’re just getting started 🚀🎧

It’s the most wonderful, sleaziest time of the year. Sleazy, Mr. PBS, and Robzilla are back to celebrate Sleazymas, and they’re joined by special guest Papa Flynn for a full-blown Christmas chaos spectacular.
The episode kicks off with Sleazy spreading some holiday cheer, Sleazymas-style, as he gives gifts to the gang to thank them for their contributions to the show. Good vibes, questionable wrapping, and maximum cheer.
From there, the mood shifts as the crew discusses the tragic passing of Rob Reiner and his wife Michele Singer Reiner, sharing thoughts and reflections on their impact and legacy.
Next up, the gang dives into Netflix’s latest mystery with a discussion of Knives Out: Wake Up Dead Man, breaking down their spoiler-free thoughts on the newest chapter in the whodunit franchise.
Then it’s time for a holiday twist on a fan-favorite segment with a very special Christmas edition of Zilla’s Tubi Pick of the Week, because nothing says the holidays like deep-cut streaming gold.
To close things out, Sleazy puts the crew to the test with Christmas games generated by ChatGPT, leading to laughs, debates, and festive nonsense. Along the way, the gang swaps stories about their favorite Christmas traditions and holiday movies, making this episode a cozy, chaotic Sleazymas celebration from start to finish.
Pour some eggnog, fire up the lights, and celebrate Sleazymas with The Sleazy Podcast. 🎅🎁🎄

The trio is back and the board is already smoking. 🎙️🔥 Sleazy, Mr. PBS, and Robzilla return with another jam-packed episode that refuses to stay in its lane.
To kick things off, Sleazy breaks down his trip to Galaxy Con Columbus 2025, sharing crowd vibes, convention chaos, and some seriously cool celebrity encounters. From crossing paths with horror royalty Matthew Lillard and Skeet Ulrich, to Whovian favorites Billie Piper and Jodi Whittaker, and even Marvel muscle Mike Colter, Sleazy dishes on what it’s really like navigating a con floor packed with fandom energy.
From there, the conversation turns corporate and chaotic as the gang dives into the inevitable sale or hostile takeover of Warner Bros. What happens if WB ends up in the hands of Netflix? Or worse (or better), Paramount? The guys break down the possible outcomes and what it could mean for movies, streaming, and the future of entertainment as we know it.
Next up, Robzilla fires up the fan-favorite segment Zilla’s Tubi Pick of the Week, delivering another deep-cut gem from the wild west of streaming. 📺🦖
To close things out, the gloves come off as the gang goes all in on the first batch of Stranger Things Season 5, speculating on storylines, endgame vibes, and most importantly… who might not make it to the end. No one is safe. ⚡👀
Another stacked episode with laughs, speculation, and just the right amount of chaos. You know the drill.

The dynamic trio is back! Sleazy, Mr. PBS, and Robzilla kick things off with an open discussion on the newly released UFO/UAP documentary Age of Disclosure, directed by Dan Farah. With the central question “Do you want to believe?” hanging in the air, the guys dive into the film’s claims, its wild implications, and what it adds to the always-chaotic UAP conversation.
Next up is the fan-favorite segment Zilla’s Tubi Pick, where Robzilla reaches deep into the streaming abyss to pull out another hidden gem (or absolute disaster—your mileage may vary).
From there, Mr. PBS and Sleazy give their spoiler-free thoughts on The Running Man, the bold new reimagining directed by Edgar Wright and starring Glenn Powell. They break down the style, the energy, and whether this reinterpretation lives up to the legacy of the original.
To close out the show, the gang shares their impressions of Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein on Netflix. From the creature design to the emotional weight, the trio weighs in on how del Toro’s vision stacks up in the world of classic monster adaptations.
Another packed episode—UFOs, Tubi madness, remakes, and monsters. What more could you ask for? Tune in!

Episode 220 reunites the dynamic trio as Sleazy, Mr. PBS, and Robzilla dive straight into a fresh round of Crazy News pulled from the depths of the internet. Robzilla then delivers another installment of the fan-favorite Zilla’s Tubi Pick of the Week, spotlighting his latest under-the-radar streaming discovery.
In Whatchu Watchin, the crew breaks down their recent TV and movie viewing before shifting to a discussion of Kathryn Bigelow’s new Netflix release, House of Dynamite.
To close out the episode, Mr. PBS and Sleazy offer their spoiler-free impressions of Bugonia, the new twist-filled thriller starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons.