Codo Cinema

Codo Cinema Season 5 Episode 34: The Blues Brothers

Codoman is on a mission from God to talk about the comedy musical duo classic, The Blues Brothers starring John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd. Special guest appearance from Joe Kennedy. 

Codo Cinema Season 5 Episode 33: Five Nights at Freddy’s

Hello everybody this Codoman and he is going to review Five Nights at Freddy's for Season 5 Episode 33 of Codo Cinema. Guest star Stevie McDunn

Codo Cinema Season 5 Episode 32: The Peanuts Movie

Season 5 Episode 32 of Codo Cinema breaks down the Peanuts Movie. Guest appearance by Mike Codo 

Codo Cinema Season 5 Episode 31: Scream 1996

Codo Cinema Horror Month closes the month with Codoman breaking down the 1996 slasher film Scream.
DJ Apollo aka Christian Taylor returns to guest star in this episode. Plus, a voiceover appearance from a Codoman variant, Codo Ghostface/Ghostface Codo. 

Codo Cinema Season 5 Episode 30: Army of Darkness

Codo Cinema dives into the Evil Dead franchise from Sam Rami and Bruce Campbell as Codoman reviews the 3rd installment of the Evil Dead Franchise, Army of Darkness. Christian Taylor aka DJ Apollo of Tales of Music and Film Podcast guest stars.  

Codo Cinema Season 5 Episode 29: Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride

What a story it is, According to Plan. Codoman breaks down the stop motion animated film, Tim Burton's Corpse Bride. 

Codo Cinema Season 5 Episode 28: Twilight Zone the Movie

Codoman has just entered the Twilight Zone to breakdown Twilight Zone the Movie. 

Codo Cinema Season 5 Episode 27: Renfield

The month of October is here and so is Codo Cinema Horror Month as Codoman bites down the action horror comedy film about Count Dracula's servant, Renfield. 

Codo Cinema Season 5 Episode 26: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Codo Cinema has reached 150 episodes and Codoman breaks down Walt Disney's first full length traditionally animated feature film that started it all, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Codo Cinema Season 5 Episode 25: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

Bueller? Bueller? Codo Cinema breaks down one of the best films of the teenage genre from John Hughes and that'll be Ferris Bueller's Day Off starring Matthew Broderick as the title character.