We waited about 7 years to cover this bad boy because Big Ed did not have enough relevance at the time. Since The Mutilator's inception, some big dude that puts mayonnaise in his hair appeared on 90 Day Fiance. That dude looks like my cat. Anyway, Big Ed is a hot topic like 3 years ago so we discussed the Mutilator. Hey Guys. It's a podcast!patreon.com/horrorsouphorrorsoup@yahoo.comInstagram @horrorsoupLetterboxd @horrorsoupcaleb &

In this episode, Shanté and Danny repeatedly save their cat as they attempt to discuss an intense thriller from last year!

Does this movie have more lives than a cat does? Will our ratings amount to that number? You will have to listen to find out what the heck I am talking about as the boys review the 2024 film, "Flow". This is Kevin's pick and it is the recent Academy Award winner for Best Animated Feature. See if the boys think this film deserves such honor. As always, thank you for listening!

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Daylight Savings Time has us dragging. Bill got a new tattoo that he's very excited about, which leads to a rather long discussion about tattoos. Bill saw a local high school performance of Mary Poppins. Can you believe he's NEVER seen the movie!? We urge you to support your local artists and performers. Reviewed this weekPrime Target - AppleTV+Curious Case of the Doomsday Cat Cult - MAX, ID and Discovery+Found - PeacockRunning Point - NetflixCinderella Game - Viki

Send us a text Showing a softer side during this week's podcast the Three Schmoes and a Shot crew who are all animal lovers (of coarse we are not supposed to talk about Harry and the orangutan...lol) bring their comedy to a review of the action/comedy movie Keanu starring Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele. Not to worry besides a really adorable cat there is plenty of violent action in the movie as well. Jeff is in rare form having just been furloughed from his stay at a solarium shady acres...

Oscar season is here, so Kelee and Brandon are once again reviewing and ranking the animated shorts. Tune in on March 2nd to see what wins!Follow Movie Galaxy on Twitter and BlueSky, and Brandon on Letterboxd.

We close out Vladentines Day Month with Robert Eggers visually arresting remake, Nosferatu (2024). Everyone is hitting out of the park in this gorgeous new release from Focus Films, in particular, shout out to Lily-Rose Depp, who is literally chewing scenery every time she's on screen. Ween takes on the soap opera in space that is Dead Space for Tubi or Not TubiUp Next: Revenge (2017)What We're Recommending:Black Cat Books and OdditiesLuigis Restaurant of AkronWhere to Find

"I got dick'ed down so bad that I moved." This weeks scariest movie was... Vampire in Brooklyn.  This movie has everything: a toothy prince looking for his queen, an ancient supernatural bachelor patiently waiting for his best friend's kid to grow up so he can shoot his immortal shot, and a Scream connections you'll never see coming. Will Todd survive this bizarre Coming to America meets Dracula fever dream? Will Paige convince us that this movie is secretly amazing? And most importantly, how does

Did "The Creature from the Black Lagoon" need kung fu? Does an off-the-wall zombie plot twist need the B-movie treatment, or can it work in a serious movie? What do the top men at Tubi think of your genetics? This week, we get wild with Water Monster (China, 2019) on Hi-Yah and get amnesia with Die Alone (Canada & USA, 2024) on Tubi. We also play around with My Test Tubi and highlight fantasy horror, spooky nuns and mid-life crises dropping on VOD.

Welcome to Uncertain Age! This week, AR (Anna) Nicholas, Dale Basye and special guest writer/director/sculptor Howard Goldberg visit The Old Man: the television series starring Jeff Bridges as Dan Chase, a former CIA operative who has been living off the grid for decades. When his past catches up to him, Chase is forced to go on the run, evading both the FBI and powerful enemies who want him dead. Is the two-season show a thrilling and expertly acted cat-and-mouse game, or a tired reworking of The

Before we move on from Podbean, CatBusRuss wants to ensure that some of his favorite recordings will remain on the feeds of the major podcast apps (Apple, Spotify, Google, Amazon Music). We return to month five of NinetyForChill: The #Podcast with what was first a two-episode conversation with Joe Golwitzer about the sub-100 minute filmography of Adam Sandler. The two cover nearly all of the feature that qualify for the show ("Billy Madison", "Happy Gilmour", "Little Nicky", "The Wedding Singer",

"Excuse me, Flow?" "Flow" is the movie and it is the winner of the Oscar for Best Animated Feature. Kevin sure is a curious little cat and he's asked us to join him in investigating if this movie is any good or not. In this episode, we preview it after watching the trailer. Enjoy!

Coups, subtle language cues, and kitty killing machines, oh my! Shaun Duke and Daniel Haeusser are joined by R.S.A. Garcia to discuss her latest novel, The Nightward. Together, they explore the complicated politics of matriarchal societies, writing with subtlety, what makes giant cats so fascinating, and much more! Thanks for listening. We hope you enjoy the episode! Show Notes: Don’t forget to catch our live format every Friday at 7 PM Central on Twitch at AlphabetStreams! If you have a question

Could there be a tougher act to follow than Paddington 2? With a new director, a new Mrs. Brown, and a new continent to explore, we’ll see if this bear is able to reach his former heights. We’re joined by writer and film critic Abby Olcese, whose new book is called Films for All Seasons.What’s GoodAlonso - 25th anniversary of Coyote Ugly (and the fire benefit screening of it)Drea - hair brushingAbby - cat cuddles and True/False Film FestIfy - Minnesota tripITIDICAwards Season in Full Swing, with

Erik Childress & Peter Sobczynski bring you this week’s physical media roundup which includes a great upgrade for the family involving a cat and a mouse. Horror fans get some 4K upgrades from four different decades. Film Noir gets several different takes including through the mind of Woody Allen. A legendary black filmmaker championed over the years by Sergio Mims gets his whole collection. There are early appearances by Sam Elliott, Sean Penn and John Cusack along with a reappraisal of a current

We’re back this week with a horror movie review for one we’ve been excited to watch: Strange Darling.Strange Darling (2023) is a thriller from writer-director JT Mollner, starring Willa Fitzgerald, Kyle Gallner, Barbara Hershey, and Ed Begley Jr. Set in rural Oregon, the film follows a one-night stand that spirals into a deadly game of cat and mouse. Told in six nonlinear chapters, it unfolds as a dramatization of a serial killer’s most infamous crime in the Western United States. 🔍 Subscribe and

We continue our look at the 6th best Hitchcock movie according to our listeners, by comparing Hitchcock’s Strangers on a Train to the Oscar’s Best Picture of the same year, An American in Paris We also discuss Aunt Harriet-Lois Lane crossovers, elongated Take On Me-style song and dance numbers and fourth wall slippage, before revealing the 5th best Hitchcock movie via the still quite improbable medium of cryptic crossword clue. If you want more Hitchcock content, please consider becoming a

JAMSuary is finally coming to an end. Thank God. What do all the following have in common: A dog with headphones, a cat with sunglasses, a lemur with a jacket, an iguana with an earring, and a raccoon with a poncho? Give up? Chaseface. nailed it.