The Fandom Portals Podcast
Fandom Portals is a film analysis podcast that proves your favourite movies have something to teach you.
Each episode explores the deeper meaning behind popular films and what they reveal about identity, growth, and human connection.
Podcasting since 2024 • 73 episodes
The Fandom Portals Podcast
Latest Episodes
How to Train Your Dragon (2025) What if Empathy was Stronger than Aggression? | Film Deep Dive
Aaron and Brash explore the themes of purpose, belonging, and leadership in the live-action remake of 'How to Train Your Dragon.' They discuss character development, nostalgia for the original animated film, and the import...
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Why the Scream Franchise Still Works | Meta Horror, Culture, and Ghostface Explained ft. Ben Wright
How did Scream manage to mock horror and reinvent it at the same time?In this deep dive, we break down the entire Scream franchise and explore why Ghostface remains one of the most culturally relevant horror icons. From Wes Craven’s ori...
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Code 3 (2025) Why Burnout Breaks Good People | Film Deep Dive
Aaron and Brash delve into the film Code 3, exploring its themes of burnout, passion, and the systemic issues faced by EMS workers. They discuss the characters, particularly Randy and Jessica, and how their experiences reflect the challenges of...
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K-Pop Demon Hunters (2025) The Courage To Be Real and The Impact of Shame on Identity | Film Deep Dive
What would actually change in your life if you believed you were allowed to be loved for who you are and not for who you are pretending to be?Aaron and Brash unpack the hidden emotional power of K Pop Demon Hunters, a film ...
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Why 2025 Reminded Us What Movies Are For and What Our Favourites Reveal | A Year in Film 2025
Aaron and Brash look back on the films that defined 2025.From blockbuster standouts to emotionally resonant genre films, they present the Fandom Awards for Best Movie, Best Hero, and Best Villain of 2025, exploring why thes...
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