Austin Butler, Zoë Kravitz and Bad Bunny star in Caught Stealing, the new grungy, throwback film from Darren Aronofsky. Butler plays Hank, a sad sack bartender at a sticky East Village dive bar in the 1990s. When his British punk neighbor Russ, played by Matt Smith, asks him to cat sit, Hank finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong time. His life comes apart as the criminal underworld becomes convinced he knows where a huge cache of stolen cash can be found. Will Hank fight back? Can he? Follow

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On this week's episode we take a look at the lives of a couple of hitmen in the 1998 film Jerry and Tom. No, it doesn't involve the animated cat and mouse...that's Tom and Jerry. This is Jerry and Tom. It stars Joe Mantegna and Sam Rockwell in the title roles. Nick Rehak from Play MST For Me is our guest for this one. Of course, we also have our movie recommendations and our weekly trivia game, as well.

This podcast episode delves into the cinematic experience of "Ocean's Thirteen," a film that exemplifies the blend of humor and heist intricacies inherent in the Ocean's franchise. The discussion opens with a nostalgic reflection on the late Bernie Mac, whose comedic prowess is sorely missed, prompting an exploration of the film's characters and their relationships. We analyze the film's narrative structure, noting its similarities to its predecessor, "Ocean's Eleven," while acknowledging the

Episode 285: Him. The latest feature from Jordan Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions, directed by Justin Tipping and starring Marlon Wayans, Tyriq Withers, and Julia Fox is in theaters now and we have seen the playbook. Plus, The Dark Half (1993) and the Friday the Thirteenth film franchise.

THE STUDIO SEASON 1 EPISODE 1: Reviewed!It’s Thursday morning, you know what that means! It means it’s showtime baby. Let’s start the show. The show that reviews one thing. And only one thing, ever, really. And what is that one thing, ever, really? OUR OWN SELVES, REALLY, AND OUR FRIENDSHIP! As Cat Burns taught me on the Jamie Laing podcast: all relationships are but mirrors anyway. And isn’t that all that art is anyway? A process of reviewing YOUR SELF or YOUR OWN THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS on a certain

For GalaxyCon Des Moines, CatBusRuss and the Dread Pirate Syzer from Skies of Fortune are going to be guests on each others' panels. Our podcast host thinks that maybe DPS got the easier assignment since he will just have to argue that the best movies are over 100 minutes in length at the "I Dig Crazy Flicks Presents: Ninety For Chill - The Panel" (2 pm, Saturday, September 13). Russ, on the other hand, needs to quickly become an expert in A24 movies for the Dread Pirate's

Talking Trash is a show to discuss movies that some people deem to be garbage, mediocre or just one that people never knew existed, we talk through the plot in spoiler fashion while asking "is this a bad movie?" And if not "what is the worst movie ever made?"It's September and we've started a two month battle between Dogs and Cats. August went to the dogs, and September is for the cats. To celebrate national cat month we are taking on 5 cat films.So this week we dive into a film about a different

Scaredy cats aren’t a problem to fix. They’re future horror fans waiting on the right guide. In this Hack or Slash University elective, Kris teams up with our Dean of the Damned Chel to lay out a practical, compassionate playbook for bringing non-horror friends into the fold without trauma-bonding them to a bad first watch. Mentioned in the Episode Spooky Season Join the (New)Blood Drive Be True to Your Ghoul 101: Welcome to Hack or Slash University! Mentioned in the Episode How to Train Your

Will and Tucker tackle Stephen King’s The Long Walk and its leap to the big screen. But first—Tucker shares a story about rescuing a cat from a car engine, and the guys catch up on recent watches like Friendship and Nobody 2.Then it’s all about The Long Walk: from its dystopian premise to the challenges of adaptation, and the performances that carried it—especially Cooper Hoffman and David Johnson. Tucker praises the film’s stripped-down approach and raw performances, while Will pushes back on the

☎️ Get in Touch! Share your Kdrama origin story. *Be sure to INCLUDE YOUR EMAIL so I can get in touch with you!* S2 E 23 / Shannon Bloom, children’s librarian, knitter, cat lover, and host of Banchan: Bite-size Kdrama Reviews podcast, joins me to talk about manga Kdrama adaptations, unforgettable friend groups, and watching challenges. 🪭 Shannon shares her Kdrama origin story (including a roommate’s historical drama obsession) and how her love of fantasy and romance books interplays with her

“He is just shipping himself with snacks.”This week’s bougiest coffin-cruise horror movie is… The Last Voyage of the Demeter. This film has everything: a vampire who mails himself across Europe with provisions. Blood bag wisdom brought to you by Snapple. And an idea for a Dracula movie so brave it will never happen… again. If you love bougie undead meal prep and blockbuster pitches that should absolutely not be greenlit, this episode’s for you! What did you think of our episode on Nosferatu? Tell

David continues with Elysia and Luke from the Wool-Shift-Dust podcast for their squadron-style coverage of Noah Hawley's second episode. The discussion explores the cat-and-mouse sequences aboard the crashed Maginot, Wendy's growing abilities to manipulate technology, and the introduction of new alien species including the blood bugs and eye parasites. The hosts analyze the Mr. October baseball metaphor, Boy Cavalier's disturbing philosophy, and the reunion between Wendy and her brother

"Send us a Text!" What makes a Christmas movie truly deserving of the title? That's the question we tackle head-on as we dive into Steven Spielberg's 2002 masterpiece "Catch Me If You Can" starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks. This fascinating cat-and-mouse thriller follows teenage con artist Frank Abagnale Jr. as he successfully impersonates doctors, lawyers, and airline pilots while being pursued by determined FBI agent Carl Hanratty. The film boasts an extraordinary cast delivering ca...

Talking Trash is a show to discuss movies that some people deem to be garbage, mediocre or just one that people never knew existed, we talk through the plot in spoiler fashion while asking "is this a bad movie?" And if not "what is the worst movie ever made?"It's September and we've started a two month battle between Dogs and Cats. August went to the dogs, and September is for the cats. To celebrate national cat month we are taking on 5 cat films. So this week we dive into our first cat film with a

New Orleans Native and cat enthusiast is our special guest from the furthest location to us so far. It's great to hear different voices and perspectives on our show. We talk about New Orleans as Kevs trip visiting (sort of) close by and we give a 'Shout Out' to 'Defend New Orleans'. We talk about Courtneys favourite films of the year, the frustration with movie trailers and discuss the Alien Franchise of which she is a major fan. Mental Health appears to be a constant topic on

Hello listeners,Welcome to a new episode where we discuss the 1991 buddy-cop action comedy movie The Last Boy Scout from Shane Black.Ian brought the fun action this week. This was a first time watch for Evan and it did not disappoint. We discuss how the film shares similarities with other cop movies, but this one just hits different. We even got the cousin to Rufus the big black cuck cat in this movie.If you haven't seen it, we implore you to do so, and have a listen with us. Enjoy folks as

There's nothing better than sitting down with a nice beverage in hand, turning on the T.V., loading up the Streams and putting on... an ANIME! This episode we dive in Crunchyroll, the premiere streaming service for all things Anime. We cover a lot of ground here with our picks, a charming spoof about cats infecting the world, a Charming story about two guys being Dads, and a Charming story about a dead detective. We were Charmed, Ok! Sound off in the comments if we're wrong, right, or so

Get ready for a non-stop game of cat and mouse and fingers crossed you're the mouse that churns that cream into butter as we discuss what it takes to be a con man, how John William's score sets the perfect backdrop, the status a suit brings, and the lasting impression of a perfectly directed scene. Thanks for listening and enjoy the movies!!

This podcast episode delves into the cinematic masterpiece "Seven," directed by David Fincher and featuring notable performances from Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman. Throughout our discourse, we explore the intricate narrative that revolves around two detectives as they pursue a serial killer who employs the seven deadly sins as his modus operandi. The episode highlights the profound psychological implications of the film, particularly the moral dilemmas faced by the characters, culminating in a