In this, the spookiest of seasons, we emerge from the shadows to discuss the RKO horror classic Cat People (1942). Topics include Val Lewton and Jacques Tourneur locking eyes across a crowded room, the mysterious world of Serbian stews, and a little too much about Lionel Atwill's extracurriculars. Irena did nothing wrong! Show Notes & Sources: https://wp.me/pbeIfn-fW Theme Music by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.filmmusic.io): "Dark Hallway (Distressed)" and "The Show Must Be Go"

This conversation facilitates Inside Llewyn Davis’ hardcore admirers, dislikers and middle of the pilers. Joining myself were the wonderful Nick and Sophia from @OscarWildPod. Together we discussed the nooks, crannies, symbols and (cat) of this stunningly subversive film. To say nothing of our lead, Oscar Isaac. Then, we righted some wrongs as “Academy members” when we looked at the 2013 Best Picture race, where Inside Llewyn Davis was left off the nomination ballot, despite a fair run through the

This week we are recommending and dissecting a couple of eerie movies Carnival of the Souls (1962) and Cat People (1942). But we also talk all things spine-tingling and film, with resident horror fan Paul and super scaredy cat Caroline. Happy Halloween.

On this weeks episode, Riley & Cecilia tackle Mike Flanagan's newest show "Midnight Mass" and talk to actor Zach Gilford about his time on the show. 00:00 - Intro/History of Midnight Mass 10:56 - Interview with Zach Gilford 38:55 - Our Personal Religious Backgrounds 51:03 - General Thoughts 57:08 - Book I: Genesis 01:12:30 - Book II: Psalms 01:28:53 - Book III: Proverbs 01:45:28 Book IV: Lamentations 01:56:43 - Book V: Gospel 02:06:40 - Book VI: Act of the Apostles 02:21:22 - Book VII:

Hello again! Its Adam. This episode I dive into the new film, The Spine of Night and how it compares with Fire and Ice from 1983. Holy Cow! Its 2021, the year of Johnny Mnemonic. I touch on this cyber punk masterpiece as well as a documentary about the only artist in American history to be convicted of obscenity. Listen now. I missed ya! Enjoy. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/skeletonfactory/message Support this podcast:

To continue running on the track team, Zack needs to get a decent grade on his ancestry report. He's introduced to Chief Henry, to learn more about his family's history. Thanks to Damn The Witch Siren for remixing our theme song!

Cute, sweet, loves animals, what could possibly go wrong? Has Holly discovered a Twin Peaks origin story? Does Sara finally reveal the secret history of foreplay? Do you have a weirdo long last relative? Have you ever been in a BDSM relationship that went terribly awry? Write to us at: coveryoureyespodcast@gmail.com Patronize us! Listen to new episodes most weeks at https://www.patreon.com/coveryoureyes --- Send in a voice message:

Welcome to Screaming Through the Ages where you can get your bi-weekly fix of a topic relating to the history and legacy of horror movies. Throughout Chapter 1 I'll be discussing the life and times of Val Lewton. In this episode We will explore the early life of Lewton and his beginnings in the industry along with a discussion of the 1942 classic Cat People.You can follow the podcast on Twitter @ScreamingAgesYou can send an email to screamingthroughtheages@yahoo.comThe show’s official website is

Our horror trilogy concludes with part 3, as Ian and Daniel are joined by guest host Brooke (s well as Wally the cat) to explore some of our favourite modern horror film. This is no trick; this episode will be a treat to listen to. Will anything in these movies be as horrific as that pun?! Listen and find out! The Witch - 6:30 The Ring - 18:21 It Follows - 29:27 Halloween II - 38:29 Annihilation - 55:36 Midsommar - 1:09:10

"It is perhaps the narcotic." The Black Cat (1934) directed by Edgar G Ulmer and starring Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, David Manners, Julie Bishop and Harry Cording. Next Time: I Married A Monster From Outter Space (1958)

Happy Halloween! On this week's episode we open with a brief discussion on the Satanic Panic of the 1980's and the West Memphis Three, followed by the true crime behind the movie Black Circle Boys, the case of the Acid King, Ricky Kasso. We realized this was no dream, so we got into Rosemary's Baby. Our source material for The Black Cat was from the amazing new book Universal Studios Monsters: A Legacy of Horror by Michael Mallory. No episode on the occult would be complete without a mention of

When this world feels oppressive, mean or cruel (gee, what's that like?) it's tempting to imagine another world to which we could escape. Stories like Coraline and James and the Giant Peach mirror those fantasies in a magical, and sometimes grotesque, way, and allow us to envision what could be. There's the good: Giant insects that demonstrate real friendship, a wise cat guide...And there's the bad: A narcissistic spider witch of Romanian lore who traps her prey using their deepest desires, for

HAPPY HALLOWEEN FROM UBMC! In this year's spooky special, Leigh dives into the long and complex history of our favorite Halloween felines with the 1934 Universal Monsters classic film The Black Cat, while Lori calls on the 1984 hit fantasy film Ghostbusters to chat ectoplasm and ghost hunting.TO VIEW A COMPLETE LIST OF OUR RESOURCES, PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE.Support the showMERCHANDISING! MERCHANDISING! MERCHANDISING!WANT TO BE FEATURED ON THE SHOW? EMAIL UBMCPOD@GMAIL.COM (SUBJECT LINE

In 1992 the BBC aired the now landmark film “Ghostwatch”. Rich Lawden was 7 years old when he watched the premier and afterwards Ghostwatch became a life long obsession. The filmmaker joins the boys this week to talk about his documentary on the film, its upcoming 30 year anniversary, and to educate the Americans on the history of the BBC. Films: Ghostwatch: Behind the Curtains (2012), Noroi (2005), Ghostwatch (1992), WNUF Halloween Special (2013), Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975), Batman

Sometimes pod is better. Grab your shovel and meet us beyond the barrier for a comfort horror episode on Stephen King’s Pet Sematary. Let pod get its own cat! Follow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Music notes: "Infinite Perspective" by Kevin MacLeod "Long Note Three" by Kevin MacLeod "Emotion Picture" by Bill Ironfield Logo artwork by Jess Snively

It's a celebration episode as Bryan, Dani, and Justin are joined by Gracie Giffune and Tiffany Albright in this very special, live episode. Join along as the group discuss the history of the podcast, have a trivia competition, and take part in a writer's panel discussing writing during the pandemic and in general!

The Last Duel tells the story of the events leading up to the last sanctioned duel to the death in France. The movie tells the events from three perspectives; Jean, Jacques, and Marguerite. Following the rape of Marguerite by Jacques, Jean (Marguerite's husband) challenges Jacques to a duel to the death putting Marguerite at great risk.JJ gets serious about this movie and its message. Ian talks about his emotional investment in the outcome of the duel. Alec's history buff is showing.Email us:

Skinwalkers! Psychic Vampires! Desert Gods! Cat People! Pagan Sex Beasts! Sentient Forests! Witchcraft! Ancient lands that Feed on humans! Mountain and Snow Goddesses!  The Weird Fiction of the 19th and 20th Centuries paved the way for modern horror and science fiction, and one of the greatest voices was Algernon Blackwood, whose work inspired none other than H.P. Lovecraft. Join my guest, Scarlett Amaris (H.P. Lovecraft's Color out of Space, The Theatre Bizarre, and the Saurimonde book trilogy) as

Better late than never! After many digressions, we finally dive into the Marvel universe to discuss Venom! In which a crusading journalist falls in love with some alien parasite goo. Grace Segers and her cat join us to talk about Tom Hardy’s acting quirks, plane movies, and why one of the fundamental traits of a journalist is being a big giant loser.Box Office Bylines is a podcast about movies about journalism. Is Eddie Brock naked under that goo? Email us your fan art