A strange man! Two young religious women! A game of cat-and-mouse! This week the boys meet Hugh Grant and bug him about Julia Roberts but also encounter HERETIC!! Plus, we go back to TV Corner and check out Hysteria! Season 1 episode 8!! And so much more!!!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@theskeletonboyspod You can always email us: skeletonboyspod@gmail.com Instagram and Threads: https://www.instagram.com/skeletonboyspod/

"I do declare, your smoked meats are superior." This weeks Scariest movie is.... Motel Hell. This movie has everything. A motel that may or may not double as a swingers' paradise. A meat-smoking entrepreneur whose meats get way too many sexual compliments. 50 Cent’s lost Halloween album, Rump Scare. A philosophical debate on whether vegans would eat people if they were planted like vegetables. It's Texas Chainsaw Massacre meets Top Chef meets the world’s most unsettling farm-to-table experience. So

Todays episode involves a unique and detailed review of the movie "CREEP" starring Mark Duplass and Patrick Brice and directed by Patrick Brice, answering more of your weird questions, giving more letters personalities where I mess up the alphabet order CUZ IM LITERALLY SO STUPID PLZ DONT ROAST ME and a discussion and a performance from yours truly of this weeks song suggestion "I Wanna Get to Heaven" By David Kushner. ENJOY!

In this episode we chat about another MCU movie, Captain Marvel! This is from Yon-Rogg arriving on Earth to talk to who he things is Vers to a cat puking on Fury's deskYou can find the complete plot on Wikipedia here (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Marvel_(film)#Plot)

CatBusRuss has a busy weekend when it comes to Indiana Comic Con. He will be hosting a live recording of "I Dig Crazy Flicks Presents: Ninety For Chill - The Podcast" with friend of the show Gregory Carl on Sunday, March 16 at 4 pm (EDT), but he will also be a guest on panels about: bad sci-fi movies we love, "Tron", "Young Frankenstein", "The Last Jedi". Those are all cinema that he considers himself an expert in. But he grew up in a home that respected the

In this Episode: Our Heroes discuss a random other movie with John Cusack and Nic Cage. It's a cat and mouse serial killer flick that turns out is very much based on a true story. It's an interesting role cor Cusack and Cage's wheezing is super fun as always. Worth a watch? Tune in to find out..! Follow Us: Our Website Twitter Instagram Facebook Items discussed (links to more info): Note - if the below links don’t work in your podcast player please visit the show page at:

Todays episode involves AN EXPERIMENT with Dr Lucilius ON VIDEO where we see how many scrunchies i can fit on my high ponytail, a movie review of "A Complete Unknown" Starring TIMOTHEE CHALAMET, Taste testing Freeze dried ice cream and chocolate rocks with my BESTIE Keira Mackay, an appearance from SHAY RYAN, answering your would you rather questions, and listening to a snippet of this weeks song suggestion "Collide" by my EXTREMELY TALENTED good friends ROOM 51!!!! ENJOY PEOPLE!SORRY FOR WRONG

WELCOME TO SEASON 2 of MIDDAY MOVIESToday we’re discussing the Oscar-winning animated film, “Flow” (2025). Directed by young Latvian filmmaker Gints Zilbalodis, this multinational movie brought together animators from Latvia, Belgium, and France, was completed entirely in the free-to-use 3D modeling software Blender, and shipped only a few days before its premiere at Cannes Film Festival. The story follows an independent cat whose world is threatened by a massive flood, forcing him to find refuge on

The title of this episode is an extreme bit of hyperbole. Ally Higgins and CatBusRuss have been on great terms since their breakup five years ago. Our host cannot help but try to hit a Valentine's Day nerve. If you can endure some misfires by the stars of "Die Another Day", you have a great four movie marathon.Ally's Accessories Shop on Etsy has provided CatBusRuss with plenty of films and inspiration. This week, "NinetyForChill.com: The #Podcast" catches up with six of

Grab your cat backpacks and spy novels as we walk through one of the wildest (in the worst ways) plots to ever grace our screens, how twists are not needed if they aren't going to work, if dancing and disco can ever find their place in action scenes, and how good actors cannot save bad movies. Thanks for listening and enjoy the movies!!

Odds and Ends: There's a LOT of Oscar drama happening, and probably even more since we recorded this; T.J. saw the epicly badass and so cool Flight Risk, while Nick finally checked out Hundreds of BeaversFeature Film: We watch another movie from the time where they thought it was a good idea to make children's movies as ugly as possible. The Cat isn't even the worst part, have you seen the Things? Have you seen Spencer Breslin? This movie is so not good that we have a Smash Mouth tangent for a

"Never follow a billionaire to a second location unless they don’t know you’re following them."This week’s scariest movie is Blink Twice. This movie has everything: sinister billionaires, mind-wiping perfume, and Channing Tatum’s suspicious new teeth. If you’ve ever wondered, “Is this CEO trying to kill everyone… OR just me?” while staring longingly out a rainy window—this film is for you. We break down the Rules for Dealing with Billionaires, admire Tanning Chatham’s commitment to rich guy

In this gut-busting 15th episode of Two Men and a Baby, our fearless horrorstorians, Will Dubbs and Brendan Fletcher, drag their ever-reluctant co-host, Abbie Krinsky, back into the blood-soaked screening room for Terrifier 3. With more Gore than the 2000 election, join us as we juggle our thoughts and clown around about Art's latest rampage. Is Terrifier 3 a masterclass in over-the-top horror, or should it just be swept under the counter? Tune in and find out—just don’t forget to wipe ...

What's the last unfamiliar vampire trope you encountered? Did it involve aristocratic face paint? This week, we get folksy with unique bloodsuckers in The Vourdalak (France, 2023) on Shudder and vengeful with The Sermon (United Kingdom, 2018) on Shortverse. Plus, we chat about the deep xenomorphic roots of the Metroid franchize and why you should avoid the cringey edgelord Coffee Table movie dropping on Shudder.

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob suffer no pain while discussing Jesse Eisenberg's Oscar nominated script for A Real Pain.

When a police officer and his faithful police dog get injured in the line of duty, a harebrained but life-saving surgery fuses the two of them together -- and Dog Man is born. As Dog Man learns to embrace his new identity, he must stop feline supervillain Petey the Cat from cloning himself and going on a crime spree.Movie News You Can Use has the scoop on who's been cast as Dumbledore in the upcoming Harry Potter reboot on HBO.Support the showFollow Bryan on InstagramFollow Bryan on TwitterGet

Matt heads back to 1981 to discuss Jeff Lieberman's Just Before Dawn. Is this an underappreciated gem, pretty good, or just a bit rubbish?TALE OF THE TAPEDirected by Jeff LiebermanWritten by Jeff Lieberman, Mark Arywitz, and Jonas MiddletonCASTChris Lemmon as Jonathan, Gregg Henry as Warren, George Kennedy as Roy McLean, Deborah Benson as Constance, Ralph Seymour as Daniel, Mike Kellin as Ty, Jamie Rose as Megan, Kati Powell as Merry Cat LoganDistributed by PicturmediaReleased on 27 November 1981

Send us a text It’s a brand new episode! (It’s a ‘96!). Is it possible to look tough while drinking from a straw? When did they start showing gigantic dicks in movies? (We’re on dick patrol again!). Speaking of dicks, Shrout hates Axl Rose. Andy is PISSED about some tire screeches. Jason debunks with facts. The boys have a cat fight regarding the 80s Sunset Strip hair metal scene. In other news, we’re hoping for an actual fight between the Paul brothers, where they just take themselves out fo...

CatBusRuss welcomes back comedian Gregory Carl to the podcast. Mr. Carl was intrigued by the recent focus on bonkers movies over the strict 70 to 100-parameters of "Ninety For Chill" and offered to chat about Quentin Tarantino's primary contribution to 2007's "Grindhouse", "Death Proof". The premise of a sadistic stuntman with a killer car may sound crazy, but when you realize it is the same universe as Robert Rodriguez's zombie homage "Planet

I review DreamWorks Animation's Dav Pilkey adaptation "Dog Man", about a police man and dog who are fused and try to stop the evil Petey the Cat from taking over the city. Released by Universal Pictures.