Back tu Nosferatu! Skipping ahead a few decades, Avishai and Michal return to Germany for 1979's Nosferatu: Phantom der Nacht, written and directed by Werner Herzog. Blending the proper names from the original novel (mostly) with the story created in 1922 (also mostly), Herzog's Nosferatu is a painterly nightmare that dwells on what scares us most: Plague, sexuality, and a thousand-year-old sadboi with way too many rat friends.Nosferatuesdays is hosted by Michal Schick and Avishai Weinberger, and

Of course the Man of Steel can survive being covered in molten lead but in case you weren't sure they prove it on the latest episode of Superman TAS! Join us as we discuss...Becoming addicted to anime!Lana Lang, Lois Lane, Lex Luthor...Lemon Loaf (our cat!)To love Superman is to love the romance!Wanting Superman to fly to the center of Jupiter just because he can!The X-Men TAS Podcast just opened a SECRET reddit group, join by clicking here! We are also on Twitch sometimes… click here to go t...

Shot in glorious Technicolor and in panoramic VistaVision, "To Catch a Thief" remains one of Hitchcock's most elegantly crafted cosmopolitan delights. Côte d'Azur gets the full "touristy" treatment in the story of John Robie "The Cat" (Cary Grant): an ex-thief who needs to find a real jewelry thief prowling on the rooftops of Southern France. Featuring two of the director's favorite actresses, Grace Kelly and Jessie Royce Landis, "To Catch a Thief" is Hitchcock at his most escapist. Join us as we

You may not think of this as a festive favourite, but Disney classic The Aristocats was released in December 1970 and makes a great family movie to kick off the Christmas season.When retired opera singer Madame Bonfamille decides to leave her riches to her beloved cats she unwittingly sparks a chain of events which result in pampered house cat Duchess and her three kittens having to find their way home through the French countryside and Parisian rooftops, with the help of rough around the edges

The Drac has entered the chat! Avishai and Michal continue their journey through the cinematic vampire with 1931's Dracula. Directed by Tod Browning and written by Garrett Fort, this black-and-white classic famously stars Bela Lugosi -- and less famously but no less epically, armadillos and a bug in its very own wee coffin. Come for the Bram Stoker of it all; stay for the highly questionable accents.Dracula vs. Spanish Dracula: A Tale of Two Visions by Dark Corners ReviewsNosferatuesdays is hosted

A horror writer and a scaredy-cat trace the history of cinema's most iconic vampire: Nosferatu.Hosted by Michal Schick and Avishai Weinberger. Music: Lacrimosa (kyoshi Remix) by DistroKid. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to PART TWO of our dive into Hong Kong CAT III films, the classification of the most outrageous, transgressive, explicit, and violent films. These films, made by a group of wild and unpredictable filmmakers, thrived from 1988 until the British Handover of Hong Kong to China in 1997. Hong Kong audiences loved these extremely unhinged movies, and their reputation spread across the globe! Join my guest Ryan Smith of legendary Dreamhaven Books in Minneapolis, Minnesota, one of the premiere

Door 04 of the Christmas Horror Advent Calendar open revealing classic Val Lewton chiller - Curse of the Cat People!

Quentin Tarantino & Roger Avary are partners in crime in 1968's The Thomas Crown Affair.  Debonaire millionaire businessman Thomas Crown, played by Steve McQueen, is no longer satisfied with his luxurious lifestyle and decides to plan the perfect heist.  When the robbery goes off without a hitch, the insurance agency calls in their best operative — the ruthless Vicki Anderson, played by Faye Dunaway.  What ensues is a game of cat and mouse against two people who refuse to lose.  Our first Norman

Avishai and Michal begin their vampiric journey by discussing 1922's NOSFERATU: A Symphony of Horror, the seminal horror classic directed by F. W. Murnau, written by Henrik Galeen, and starring a hyena.Nosferatuesdays is hosted by Michal Schick and Avishai Weinberger, and edited and produced by Jamie Blumberg.Music: Lacrimosa (kyoshi Remix) by DistroKid. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Superhero Show Show #562Spider-Man's The Black Cat : Felicia's New FitThis week on The Superhero Show Show, the hosts swing into the action-packed world of Spider-Man: The Animated Series to break down episode 403, “Partners in Danger, Chapter 3: The Black Cat.” In this thrilling installment, Spider0man and The Black Cat team up to face new challenges and unravel the mysterious forces at play. The hosts explore the dynamic chemistry between these two iconic characters, delving into the emotional

BOTHER THAT CAT! Another year is coming to a close, the nights are getting colder and the days are getting shorter. You know what that means! It's time for the That Song From That Movie Christmas special, this time our pick is Mog's Christmas. It may have only come out last year but is it already an Xmas classic? The music is provided by Sophie Ellis-Bextor in the heartwarming form of "As Long As I Belong". Ben channels his inner Len Goodman, Dietrich gets way too niche with British pop culture

Welcome back dear listeners as today, Christmas came early! WARNING: SPOILERS ARE CONTAINED IN THIS EPISODE - WATCH AT YOUR DISCRETION IF YOU HAVE NOT YET SEEN TERRIFIER 3!!! Join us and our special guest, Terrifier-Franchise-Fan, Austin Sonn, as we delve deep into the Terrifier franchise, making horror history, and discuss whether or not this latest installment was a successful addition to the series. Tell us in the comments below about your experience with this film. Did this film meet your

Solo episode. Chris continues the Sauron series and today we cover the alternate versions of Sauron in the early versions of Tolkien's Legendarium.Lots of poetry is involved. Meow.

It's a cat! It's an owl! No it's Kh'ymm the map alien.

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On Episode 133 of Floating through Film, we continue our third annual Horror Month with Dany's picks this week, 1942's Cat People directed by Jacques Tourneur (06:02), and 1997's Perfect Blue directed by Satoshi Kon (1:09:19). We hope you enjoy! Episode Next Week: God Told Me To + Meatball Machine Music: - Intro from Cat People (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKyZxkRuufA&list=PLhoT2qrMWNogAxCAjKv_zQAHtlA94YnZX&index=3&ab_channel=MovieSoundtracks) - Break from Perfect Blue

"Mary...Gag your grandma."The weather is cold outside, snow is falling, lights are twinkling in tinsel on trees, and we've got another great entry for your holiday film line-up! This week, we're traveling to Ontario, Canada to join Henrique and David for a mid 90s Christmas classic about love, understanding, and dysfunction in the family. When a robbery gets botched, a cynical cat burglar takes a bickering couple hostage on Christmas Eve, posing as their marriage counselor at a family gathering to

They say the truth is out there, but what happens when the truth finds you? Curiosity killed the cat. Be careful with your butts, the aliens are in the water now. But some people at some big tech company don't want you to know about that. They made sure of it this time. Enjoy our final broadcast. Just when you think it's safe to endorse a tin foil hat company... Follow the BREADCRUMBS...