Join us for a conversation with Cat Brooks on the eradication of state violence and a pathway to true public safety. Cat Brooks is host of Law & Disorder on KPFA (link) and a long-time performer, organizer, and activist. She played a central role in the struggle for justice for Oscar Grant, and spent the last decade working with impacted communities and families to rapidly respond to police violence and radically transform the ways our communities are policed and incarcerated. She is the

Welcome back folks, to a mid month musical adventure with a band I adored back when i discovered them in the 90s. That band is Cell. I spoke with guitarist Ian James about the break up and the reformation of sorts and then we get stuck into the meat of the conversation. A Universal horror movie from back in the 30s no less. THE BLACK CAT. Can you believe it?CELL 'Free People'

This week Daniel Vallender, Bethany Sharp and Christopher Ryan travel to a mysterious Devonshire island for a murderous Agatha Christie adaptation. The book gave Bethany a fright. Will the film be just as chilling? Join them as they ask:What’s going on in that woodshed?Who is looking after the cat?Will they make it to the end of the podcast?But most importantly, will we be scared?Please like, subscribe and follow us on instagram! @howtobescaredpodMusic provided by euca / Pond5 Hosted on Acast. See

This week we're going way back into the mists of time...five years before the iPhone 1...to a land that narrowly escaped destruction at the hands of the Y2K bug. Yes, it's 2002, the year that catapulted The Rock to stardom as the worst CGI scorpion man ever. As ever we've got a fantastic selection of films to chew over, along with regular features Industry Corner (which will become relevant at some point, presumably), a whirlwind update of what was rockin' the film industry in 2002, and of course

Friend of the show and David Lynch superfan Liz Manashil joins us to discuss Lynch's influence on cinema history!

This episode has it all: tense cat and mouse games on a train, a big-ass explosion, and Limp Bizkit talk.

Sam from A Quiet Place: Day One (2024) - brilliantly and expressively played by Lupita Nyong’o - isn’t your typical Final Girl. She’s a woman facing her own ticking clock before the alien invasion even begins. This week, we follow Sam’s unique Final Girl journey through a silenced New York City with her cat Frodo, her unexpected and beautiful companionship with a British stranger, and how her quest for pizza becomes something deeper. We also dig into the film’s emotional core, its unique take on

Catherine Sutherland and Nakia Burrise will be guests of Formula 350 at C2E2 2025 and chatted about the convention and more.SPOTIFYAPPLE PODCASTThe Heart as Art podcast is available on HeartAsArt.com, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.The full article and video interview can be found here.Nakia’s art collection (more here!)Nakia’s recent film project - Back to Bridgewood (more here!)Power Rangers PlaybackKeep Up With Cat and NakiaCatherineCat’s WebsiteInstagramFacebookNakiaNakia’s

Two young religious women are drawn into a game of cat-and-mouse in the house of a strange man.We share a bit of our own personal history with religion while discussing a movie about the ultimate theological mansplainerspoilers begin at 13:54ghostbeast.comcheck our TikTok for video content, and support us at ghostbeast.bigcartel.comcontact us at podcast@ghostbeast.com

John and Andy take an unexpected turn on their zombie journey and stumble into Maniac (1934), an early exploitation flick. The film’s poster promises “dynamic sex lectures” and “strange loves exposed”, but the movie delivers mad scientists, murder, a cat named Satan and maybe one zombie.US Theatrical Release Date: September 11, 1934US One Sheet PosterTheme music composed by Neil Dube.www.pond5.com Contact:zombiestrainspodcast@gmail.comwww.zombiestrainspodcast.comInstagram

Zach welcomes back podcaster Michael Holland (From Out of the Past) for a night in a creepy bayou mansion filled as much laughter as there is terror with deep dive into the 1939 Horror-Comedy, THE CAT AND THE CANARY!   Grab your scotch and get ready to make rye faces as the duo dissect how […]

Welcome to No More Room in Hell presents: Creature Comforts!On episode #35 of Creature Comforts, we take a look at the 1942 Creature Classic, Cat People. Join Don Anelli (The Horror Countdown Podcasts), Derek B (No More Room in Hell) and Mr. Venom (Fresh Cuts, The Crystal Lake Gift Shop) as they breakdown this absolute classic noir creature thriller. Does Cat People hold its appropriate place in movie history? Find out our thoughts on CC #35.Music Credits:(Intro) Hall & Oats – ‘Maneater’ (RCA

Send us a text Showing a softer side during this week's podcast the Three Schmoes and a Shot crew who are all animal lovers (of coarse we are not supposed to talk about Harry and the orangutan...lol) bring their comedy to a review of the action/comedy movie Keanu starring Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele. Not to worry besides a really adorable cat there is plenty of violent action in the movie as well. Jeff is in rare form having just been furloughed from his stay at a solarium shady acres...

I "tat" I "taw" a "puddy" cat on a rollercoaster! I did! I did see a "puddy" cat on a rollercoaster! Come get AustinMyMind with the 1954 Looney Tunes short Satan's Waitin'!INSTAGRAM: @AustinMyMind

Send us a text A chance meeting with a cat, a Citroen DS19 and a woman, all a bit unusual in their own way. It left me feeling vaguely restless. Support the show

In our last week of guest stories, Corrigan's pal Brianne pops in to tell another story of CIA ridiculousness: The time they tried to turn a cat into a spy device! Highlights: [0:00] We explain the concept of the powerpoint party[11:08] Brianne tells CoRri about the Acoustic Kitty Project

In our last week of guest stories, Corrigan's pal Brianne pops in to tell another story of CIA ridiculousness: The time they tried to turn a cat into a spy device! Highlights: [0:00] We explain the concept of the powerpoint party[11:08] Brianne tells CoRri about the Acoustic Kitty Project

The start of 2025 was short on happy headlines, but we have a few nice memories to share after January. First, there's news on the Simpsons' schedule changing, plus we preview some podcast plans, and then we reflect on a month full of RPGs, Squid Games, & David Lynch films. Lastly, we wrap up the usual way by spotlighting some of our favorite Patreon comments, including some talk of DVD bonus features and cat ownership. So dance with your favorite ice cream cone as you listen to our monthly

This week on Midnight Terrors, it's the return of Momma Midnight! This episode has been in the works for some time now...but it is finally here! This week, Kevin and Roy sit down with Kevin's Mom, Cat aka Momma Midnight, to discuss the 70's throwback sleeper hit from 2024...Late Night With The Devil! What did your co-hosts think of this movie? What is it about this movie that surprised and stuck with people so much? Find out now on episode 115 of The Midnight Terrors Podcast!

Chris Rydell (Side Out, Dario Argento’s Trauma, By The Sword) joins Grace and Zak to talk about his acting career and more!Chris Rydell tells one great story after another, from woking with Peter Fonda in On Golden Pond to his friendship with C Thomas Howell that dates back to when they starred together in Side Out! Chris reflects on several of his films, his favorite acting performance (Lies of the Heart), music, Eric Roberts cat sitting for him, & more. Enjoy! As mentioned in this episode, the