Come fly with me in our Summer of Spielberg here at the Get Your Popcorn Podcast. I am joined today by special guest Brooklyn Mellson to discuss her favourite of his films Catch Me if You Can. This 2002 cat and mouse inspired by a “true” story, tells the self embellished story of con-man Frank Abagnale Jr.  This fun film has an all star cast and is of course directed by the man himself Steven Spielberg!Please enjoy this bonus episode.As well as the film itself, sources used in the creation of this

The boys (and the baby) go full fast zombie with this throwback episode of 28 Days Later (2002). We sprint through blood-soaked London, dive into the film’s raw, revolutionary chaos, and unpack what happens when the real monsters might just be the men with guns and authority. It’s the dynamic duo of Boyle and Garland’s with their genre-defining classic that still hits like a drop of infected blood to the eye, and the boys are back to bring you some truly blood-shot analysis. #2025...

Hello and welcome to this humidly huffy episode of The Popcorn Bucket Podcast!This week, Ben and Rob delve once more into the grab bag of movie news, trailers and assorted bits n' bobs that make up one of their legendary Pick N' Mix episodes.As well as scientifically proven correct opinions, expect impromptu reviews of Jurassic World Rebirth, F1 the Movie, Snow White and that hot new superhero offering Superman...and the Mole Men. Thanks, as always, to Laurence Owen of Long Cat Media for our theme

It’s time to dance the Charleston as our odyssey takes us to Peter Bogdanovich’s THE CAT’S MEOW. Our pal German joins and we chat Paper Moon, What’s Up Doc, The Last Picture Show and more!

The Beers return for another episode of film reviews and shenanigans. What are we drinking? Victory Summer Ale and Athletic Brewing Co non-alcoholic beverages (1:11). The Beers dive right into a review of THE CAT IN THE HAT; the chaotic children’s comedy released in 2003 and inspired by the Dr Seuss children’s book of the same name, starring Mike Myers, Sean Hayes, and Alec Baldwin (1:59). Next is a review of the 1950s classic THE APARTMENT, directed by the legendary Billy Wilder and starring...

The controversial cat that set the industry ablaze, Ralph Bakshi's "Fritz the Cat" was instantly notorious for its crassification of animation as well as its offensive depictions of minorities, women, and much more. Though reactions were mixed, it had a significant impact on subsequent generations of adult animation. Join us for our critique of this nihilistic shock flick.

On this episode of The Direct Podcast, David and Matt break down the biggest headlines in movies and TV, including the epic first trailer for The Odyssey and the confirmation of Paul Walter Hauser as Mole Man in The Fantastic Four. We also share our latest predictions for Superman's box office debut and where it could land among James Gunn’s biggest comic book openings. Plus, we react to trailers for Eyes of Wakanda, Cat in the Hat, and Running Man, and celebrate the record-breaking success

The focus for JJ, Alec and Mattson for this podcast episode revolves around the cinematic exploration of the film "National Treasure," a narrative that intertwines adventure with historical intrigue. We engage in a profound analysis of the film's themes, particularly its depiction of patriotic fervor and the allure of hidden treasures rooted in American history. Throughout the discourse, we reflect upon the film's characters, notably the charismatic portrayal by Nicolas Cage, and the dynamic

Episode 279: Eddington. No Spoiler Zone. We hit the theater for the latest from Ari Aster and it was a lot. Listen to our Eddington primer first and keep limbs inside the vehicle at all times. Plus, Until Dawn, Nightbeast, and Combat Shock.

We discuss many things in this episode but the main quandary is "Is it ok to have sex in your kitchen if the kids have been put to bed"

Michael Dubois and CatBusRuss pick up where they left off with their discussion inspired by Mel Brooks's debut feature, "The Producers". The conversation starts with  exploring Zero Mostel's portrayal of Max Bialystock and his pension for seducing pensioners to fund his films. This leads into CatBusRuss's salacious adulthood, satirical takes towards parents, and "Star Wars" fandom. It only seems appropriate to attach a review for "Jay and Silent Bob Reboot"

On This Episode:Films written by or about writer Jerry Stahl.-Dr. Caligari (1989)-Permanent Midnight (1998)Also, early writing credits for Jerry Stahl (Cafe Flesh, Nightdreams and ALF)Follow at...Instagram: skeleton_factoryTwitter: sfpodcastatxSupport The Show at...patreon.com/skeletonfactory

GODS: Welcome to Mostly Harmless Cutaway One Nine Zero featuring Josh, Sean, and Eric. Join us as we dive into a NEW Doctor Who story, discussing the fifth episode of Ncuti Gatwa's second series as the 15th Doctor, in The Story and the Engine! Let the banter begin! LINKS: @SciFiPartyLine: scifipartyline.com @ProgNeg: prognosisnegative.libsyn.com @StarTrekRBG: startrekrbg.libsyn.com Mostly Harmless Cutaway Patreon: patreon.com/MHC WARNING: This discussion contains miscellaneous K-9 and

We discuss all the hottest topics from the week!RIP Michael MadsenHBD Tom Cruise'Jurassic World Rebirth' Early Money'Ironheart' Already DoneBrad Pitt's WarningBlumhouse Stunned by 'M3gan 2.0' Reception‘Project Hail Mary’ Trailer‘The Running Man’ Trailer‘Cat in the Hat’ Trailer‘The Odyssey’ PosterThe Next Wonder Woman?'The Batman 2' Script is Done‘Coyote vs ACME’ will have a panel at SDCCHand-Me-Down ‘Sinners’ Costumes?Star Returns for Final Fast & FuriousDruckman Done with 'Last of Us' ShowTMNT

Let's talk about Project Hail Mary, The Running Man, The Odyssey, Superman Clips, Jurassic World Reviews, Fast 11, Street Fighter, Train to Busan Remake, The Bear 5, Dark Wolf, Cat in the Hat, Predator and more!Code RAIDERS10 for 10% off ALL MOVIE POSTERS: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.movieposters.com?sca_ref=8459350.sfobUgp0yonXcTable Of Contents:0:00 (Opening)1:01 (The Odyssey Trailer)2:47 (Project Hail Mary)6:54 (The Running Man)9:58 (Superman)14:07 (Jurassic World: Rebirth)16:17 (Fast 11)18:24

What happens when a simple but effective low-budget film outsmarts most major studio releases? You get Strange Darling.On this week’s free episode, we take a look at JT Mollner’s 2023 cat-and-mouse thriller (with a twist). Starring Kyle Gallner and featuring first-time cinematographer Giovanni Ribisi (yes, that one), this told-out-of-sequence film provokes equal parts jokes and genuine film discussion. The fact that it’s actually shot on film allows us to nerd out for a bit, which is always fun.We

On episode 183 we finally get to talk this long awaited sequel from Director Danny Boyle and Writer Alex Garland '28 Years Later', and our movie from the vault this week was chosen by Matt as we discuss Stephen Kings 'Cat's Eye' 00:25 - Intro 08:50 - News 15:40 - '28 Years Later' 55:00 Movie From The Vault

“If your daughter’s in a drawer, it’s too late.”This week’s horniest horror movie is… Silent Hill. This film has everything: A giant sexy demon that just can't wait to rip everything off you. A cop whose clearly not dressed for the day she's having. And a mom thats just asking if we could tell her how to get, how to get to Silent Hill. If you love horny cosplay, questionable law enforcement fashion, and children’s theme songs reimagined for the apocalypse, this episode’s for you! Please

Join Cat and Rob for a discussion of Primal

In this week’s Cinema Callback, Andy and Michael drift into the haunting, wordless world of Flow—the 2024 Hungarian survival film told entirely from the perspective of a stray cat in an abandoned city. Through their signature voicemail exchanges, they unpack the film’s meditative pacing, hypnotic visuals, and why sometimes the best apocalypse stories are the quietest ones.Follow the link in the about section to join the Cinema Callback WhatsApp group and leave your own voice message about Flow or