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I Dig Crazy Flicks Presents: Ninety For Chill - The Podcast with CatBusRuss

We do not always have the time for a two-hour movie. No one ever wants to sit down and watch a one-hour TV drama knowing that they might not be able to stick around for an entire second episode. With this said, 90-minutes (no more than 100) is the ideal runtime. This concise time has given us some of the most rewatchable movies that may not win any Academy Awards, but are properly fun-sized for the audience. That is what Ninety For Chill is all about, the fun-sized sweets be it experimental terror,

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00:13:13

MaXXXine: A Ti West Fincher Flick

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2024/08/07

Ti West has shown with his the "X" Duology from 2022 that he can be an excellent and innovative horror filmmaker. He created an insane pair of gory masterpieces with "X", an ode to the birth of slasher movies, and "Pearl", a fun bastardization of the burgeoning dance and fantasy worlds that sound and color provided us with. But, modern cinema works upon the "rule of threes". All features should be a part of a trilogy. Since audiences tend to only remember the

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00:36:43

Unspooling $200 Million Art/Gambles with ThePoeticCritic

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2024/07/31

After “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga’s” failure to succeed financially at the box office, CatBusRuss wonders “Why did it get made?” ThePoeticCritc states that it is IP and is happy that the funds were not put towards a super hero movie. Amy Nicholson from the “Unspooled” surprised Paul Scheer with how George Miller’s previous installment in his series lost $40 million for Warner Bros. The two still admired Miller’s 2015 film (as did the Academy and our host) and emphasized how great an artist he is. BUT,

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00:41:35

Stallone 6-Pack: The 90-Minute Traumas & Feels

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2024/07/24

The king of action movies that run between 70-100 minutes is Sylvester Stallone. If the feature was focused on action over drama in the 80s, they were brief affairs. Some were good, some were bad, but they all benefit from their sleek runtimes.CatBusRuss has tackled four* of Sly's features before, but did not have any representation from the current decade. So, he decided to bring back his reviews of "beloved" features like "Nighthawks", "Cobra", "Over the

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01:47:43

Mallrats with @CouchManBakes & @JayMewes's Vocabulary

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2024/07/17

Snoogans!CatBusRuss and Andrew "Couch Man Bakes" Tiede have been meaning to cover Kevin Smith's filmography for some time, but did not know quite how to tackle it. Mrs. Tiede may have had some influence on the proceedings because we are only focusing on one film from the Jersey's auteur instead of taking her man away for hours to cover it all. The show's guest thought it was best to tackle what seems to be every millennials first step into the View Askewniverse, 1995's

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01:52:23

#RewindWednesday - "Blind Fury" - Blind Swordsman vs....

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2024/07/10

Gregory Carl returns to NinetyForChill.com: The #Podcast to critique the movie that established the equation of Rutger Hauer + Action Gimmick = Low Brow Gold. 1989's "Blind Fury" was an early 90s' basic cable Cubs/Braves rain delay stand by. A blind sword-swinging Hauer vs. Randle "Tex" Cobb & Sho Kosugi screams entertainment. Why would you want to see the Cubs be the Cubs when the game resumed?

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00:29:51

Pearl & an X-traordinary Announcement

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2024/07/03

CatBusRuss found Ti West's "X" to be a genius work of horror and satire, so of course he is pumped for the trilogy's finale, "MaXXXine", which comes out this Fourth of July Weekend (2024). But, if he does not watch the middle feature of the series, is he showing West the proper respect he deserves? We cannot have that, so our host finally got to this iTunes purchase, "Pearl: An X-traordinary Origin Story", just in case the ghost of the first film's

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00:45:51

#Disney & "The Aristocats" vs. ThePoeticCritic &...

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2024/06/26

ThePoeticCritic sparingly drops F-Bombs, and because she and her little brother CatBusRuss were less than two weeks removed from their Disney World vacation, it made sense to hold off on some lengthier recordings to see how Disney will rule the world in 2022. There is of course some Goldblum talk, but the Mouse dominates the show with his rides and movies. Our host also takes on Katie Holmes attempt to play crazy while Charlie Hunnam tries to be a spoiled Yankee in "Abandon".Before that,

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00:16:04

#RewindWednesday: The X from Outer Space & You're...

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2024/06/19

We return to the toughest part of podcast production for Ally Higgins. What movies could she provide "Ninety For Chill: The Podcast" that have titles which start with some of the least useful letters in "Scrabble", X, Y, and Z? CatBusRuss had to go to TCM to provide us with a feature to represent the 24th letter of the English alphabet with "The X from Outer Space". A Japanese film about a Kaiju that may have served as inspiration for the likes of "Species",

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01:30:47

Mortal Kombat (1995) & Collateral Cinema

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2024/06/12

CatBusRuss and Collateral Cinema's Beau Maddox have been interacting with each other since our host joined Bluesky. Over the past week, they finally have found a feature that the two felt good about collaborating on. "Ninety For Chill: The Podcast with CatBusRuss" has covered Paul WS Anderson's "Mortal Kombat" before, but that was to pay tribute to French action star Christopher Lambert. Beau and Russ will take a look at this beloved feature from all angles. The effects

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00:24:37

#RewindWednesday: Ally's Trash Panda Treasures...and...

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2024/06/05

"Frankenstein (2015)", "The New Mutants", "Johnny Handsome", "The Order (2001)", and "The Colony (2013)". These are under appreciated morsels found in the troughs that are used video stores. "Twilight" is the evening's third shot of Jeppson's Malort.When you go to a second hand movie/video game store, you have to be prepared to settle. If it is a good film or electronic masterpiece, why would it be resold? The best stuff is

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01:06:24

#AniMay Spectacle: "Jujutsu Kaisen 0" with James Slunder

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2024/05/29

And this is why ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ is the top trivia team in Downstate Illinois. James Slunder comes to the rescue to make sure CatBusRuss does the month of Ani-May right. The team's self-proclaimed anime expert suggested our host watch the prequel to the "Jujutsu Kaisen" television series, the 2021 motion picture "Jujutsu Kaisen 0".The result of this suggestion is a clash between generations of fandom. We use the term self-proclaimed expert to describe James because he was not

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01:49:51

#RewindWednesday: 'Mad God' with Gregory Carl

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2024/05/22

Ninety For Chill's Guide to Shudder, "The Mudshow's" Gregory Gathmann needed five beers and someone to chat about Phil Tippett's magnum opus "Mad God", so he came to CatBusRuss. The two were impressed with this dialogue-free, stop-motion, animated feature that took 30 years to make, but what does it mean? Is it good cinema or merely superb visual art? These two podcasters try to make sense of this feature and perhaps even their lives.

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00:25:04

Hail to the #Bmovie King: #RogerCorman with...

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2024/05/15

CatBusRuss thought about calling the episode “Celebrating Roger Corman-I-May”, but then ThePoeticCritic corrected him by explaining he had left his studio, New World Pictures, by the time they first translated “Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind”. But if Roger Corman was not the producing legend who founded that distributor and AIP, would we even have anime in the States? Those cheap Streamline Pictures dubs had to find inspiration somewhere. Our host and his big sister talk about the influence that

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01:55:10

#RewindWednesday: DC (Animated) Movie Universe with...

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2024/05/08

Gregory Carl and CatBusRuss team up like the "Snyder's Justice League" to provide an introduction into the world of DC Comics' Animated Features. The two bring up at least 20 of these films, and for the most part, at least one of them will recommend each movie. Your hosts will also express how they got into these features and if you can take the short cut of watching these instead of reading the books that they are based on.NinetyForChill wants to celebrate AniMAY right, but

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00:58:56

@C2E2 2024 Conclusion

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2024/05/01

CatBusRuss is still exhausted from the trip to Chicago, but day three was worth the physical toll. He got to argue for one of his favorite “Alien” movies with Channel Awesome. The acting insights of Maya Hawke were quite impressive. But the biggest thrill may have been meeting James Pax. Lighting from “Big Trouble in Little China” had podcast advise. How can you top that?

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01:01:44

@C2E2 2024: ThePoeticCritic, Hannibal, Rick and Morty

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2024/04/28

CatBusRuss had a fascinating day at the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo. He got the slap in the face about how far behind he was on the Adult Swim classic, “Rick and Morty”, and the gut punch of how great “Hannibal” sounds when he went to the Mads Mikkelsen and Hugh Dancy panel. Then it got serious after hours with Nerdlesque and Cosplay Karaoke. It becomes more intense when ThePoeticCritic interjects herself on the pod.

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00:38:28

C2E2 2024: Alien Day

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2024/04/27

CatBusRuss has arrived at C2E2, and he is surviving. He is doing his best to vacation, but like anything you plan out, it is more hustle than relaxation. It was a fun day because 4.26 is “Alien Day”. Tom Skerritt and Veronica Cartwright provided a great panel about the 45 year-old film. Celebration was the theme of the day as Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes showed their respect to their audience that owes their sense of humor to “Clerks” a movie that is celebrating its 30th Anniversary.

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00:19:18

The Beekeeper (2024)

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2024/04/24

No laptop, no #rewindwednesday. CatBusRuss is coming at you with a new movie review for another movie that was released in the last year. This week, he watched Jason Statham in “The Beekeeper”. It is essentially a solo action hero flick for the Brit which yells at you about what they did wrong with “Expend4bles” and how capitalist are awful once they inevitably sell out. Both messages we can all get behind thanks to British actors heading to Boston for a paycheck.

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00:27:08

“The Kill Room” + The Best & Worst of “Fast & Furious”

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2024/04/17

CatBusRuss was left to explore what might entice an audience to his podcast. This led him to the recent Uma Thurman/Samuel L Jackson movie “The Kill Room” a comedy of errors about art dealing and money laundering. That maybe too indie a genre to investigate. To find out whether or not the “Fast & Furious” franchise met the podcast parameters is a concept for the masses.

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00:23:55

Cronenberg (Shivers), Romero (The Crazies 73), and...

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2024/04/13

Samara Weaving week concludes.Outbreak films have been around as early as the original "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" to say the very least, but most of these features focus on humanity being absolutely lost. Lost via body theft by aliens or demons. Individuality vanished due to a disease taking over the body and conscience. What happens when a virus removes your inhibitions and replaces it with madness? CatBusRuss investigates this idea as presented in the 1970s and the 2010s by reviewing

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