We're trying something new this week! Watch along with Deb and Harrison as they experience the 1953 science fiction trashterpiece "Cat-Women of the Moon." This is a must-watch film for those seeking the more obscure early work of actually-good film composer Elmer Bernstein (The Ten Commandments, Cape Fear, Ghostbusters, Animal House, etc.). Come for the cheesy space suits, stay for the big dangly moon spiders! Instructions: Click here to go the movie. Press pause immediately and set the playhead

Mighty Ducks II movie review; Why this was an amazing cash grab; Julie The Cat is clearly the better goaltender; The scouting of these teams is flawed; Gordon Bombay is unfit to coach a hockey team; Minnesota was a hotbed for movies in the 90s; Why was Team Iceland so much bigger. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Mighty Ducks II movie review; Why this was an amazing cash grab; Julie The Cat is clearly the better goaltender; The scouting of these teams is flawed; Gordon Bombay is unfit to coach a hockey team; Minnesota was a hotbed for movies in the 90s; Why was Team Iceland so much bigger. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wife and Husband film fans Natalie and Bobby trawl their gargantuan DVD collection and check out the lowest rated movies they own. Hoping for the ice cream sundae rather than the horny sister, they spook the 2.6* rated on Letterboxd Prom Night III. They discuss Mary Lou’s return, cat interruptions, loser protagonists and whether this would work better as porn. "Contrary to popular belief, there is a hell, and you're standing in it.” Enjoy the pod if not the threequel.

It's the Summer of Subspecies as we are shook, once again, by the fantastical terrors of Radu Vladislas. Subspecies V: Bloodrise (Romania & USA, 2023) is a pulpy re-prequel with the soul of an early 90s straight-to-VHS flick, but modern cinematography and a surprisingly compelling story. Next, we also explore the most sinister performance of Vincent Price's storied career and unpack the surprising queer history of Bloodbath at the House of Death (United Kingdom, 1984), a wild horror spoof clinging

On this episode of the Exorcist Minute:LJC does ASMRA magic carpet for bacteria!Kinderman is a darling Blatty had trouble murdering. Unlike Burke. Turns out the killer ... was Blatty.You know what I like to do when I'm bathing with my buddies? SING!We are slowly turning into The Lord Of The Rings Minute...Dr. Suss's Cat in the Hat!A reading from the Book of Blatty...and more!

Its new episode time!!! Robbie Sherman is back as we are talk the former love interest of Spiderman the Black Cat!! We travel back in time to 2008 for the Spectacular SpiderMan episode "Persona" Black Cat the first super powered girlfriend of Webhead!! We go indepth into her history plus Robbies love of Spectacular Spiderman which believe it or not first time here on the podcast we talked this cartoon!!! Join us as we talk such topics as the history of Black Cat and how she was at first not even a

Are you trapped in an alternatve universe filled with grayscale cosmic horror? Are you being stalked by an ancient vampire who loves tall shadows and quirky antiques? Either way, we hope you're in the mood for some throwbacks this week as we unravel vintage conspiracies with "History of the Occult" (Argentina & Mexico, 2020) and play with "finger demons" with the deliciously campy "Bloodstone: Subspecies II" (Romania & USA, 1993). We also preview acclaimed foreign horror flicks "Huesera: The Bone

The conclusion of our Morbius episode! Michael breaks the stinky little pinky. There's a sudden subplot about Martine's cat. Michael calls all of his woodland friends to help him end the film. Danny tries to comfort Joe with limited success. Come back next week for Episode #8 - Ant-Man & the Wasp: Quantumania!

We're kicking off "Mike May-ers," a month devoted to Canadian comic icon Mike Myers, with a look at his ill-fated Dr. Seuss adaptation, The Cat in the Hat. One of the more..., let's say, perplexing movies we've looked at, this one begs a lot of questions. Do adult jokes have a place in Seuss adaptations? Is the Cat in the Hat an inherently sinister character? What's the logic of the Cat's powers? And should Seuss's short, verse-focused books even be adapted to feature length in the first place? We

Trigger Warning - You might be a front butt! Nick and all star panel explore when religion and politics are at their best, and when they go wrong. If you are looking to have your beliefs affirmed, go somewhere else. We are trodding on dangerous territory, with no fudges given. With special guest Alofa and Paris.

This episode turned from being about a cute cat to uncovering it's messed up

The 1840 storyline is the penultimate Dark Shadows plot and the last one set in the show’s main timeband. Although it doesn’t receive as much adulation as the serial’s iconic 1795 and 1897 storylines, 1840 is filled with many delights. Featuring vivid new characters, shocking twists, as well as nods to previous DS stories and classic horror films, there is much to enjoy in the next-to-last DS storyline. Writers Amanda Desiree and Katherine “Creepy Cat” Kerestman visit the podcast to help shed some

On this episode of The Exorcist Minute:What the hell is in that bucket?!I was the drummer for East Coast FilthStephen King's reality-jumping cowboyKynan tells a story...and I was there!Oops! All stairs!Bedtime with KarlChris gets a cross...but across from where???Chris has trouble with object permanenceWe fall into the Greek Tragedy Trap!Oedipus II: This time, it's complex...The debut of Bad Cat Daddy!...and more!

We're back with this season's MBTI: Max & El! Amanda and Marina discuss their personalities, strengths, weaknesses, how they work together as besties, and then we bring it all back to our favorite show. Amanda's cat also gives his input on the situation in this one. Stay Strange. Take the MBTI Assessment Here!

Striking Distance is a thrilling action movie that follows a demoted detective, Tom Hardy (Bruce Willis), who is on a mission to prove that a serial killer, previously believed to be dead, is operating again in Pittsburgh. Despite resistance from his ex-partner (Robert Pastorelli) and his new partner (Sarah Jessica Parker), Hardy tirelessly pursues the truth. Packed with suspenseful river chases, the movie unfolds as a gritty, high-stakes cat-and-mouse game filled with unexpected twists and

Today we’re back in the studio with a classic Ray and Jordan episode. We read pages 21-22 and discuss unforgivable protagonists, lead characters who defy traditional story conventions, as well as the laws of man and the almighty. They function as a sort of off-ramp for audiences, which isn’t often what you want from a main character. What makes them so unforgivable and why can’t they just save the cat? The answers may surprise you! Coens covered: The Ballad of Buster Scruggs/Near Algodones

BATMAN: The Animated Series Robin’s Reckoning Part 1 During a fight with some gangsters at a construction yard, Batman and Robin learn the name of their boss: Billy Marin. While Robin looks forward to going up against Marin, Batman becomes distant, and after a falling out at the Batcave, Batman doesn't allow Robin to accompany him on the search for Marin. Robin investigates on the Batcomputer, and soon realizes that Billy Marin is not the boss' real name. Rather, it is an alias of Tony Zucco,

Join Katy and Erika for a discussion of the RKO classic "Cat People." They dive deep into Siberian history, the symbolism of panthers, and why this film is basically the X-Men of the Hays Code era."Cat People (1942): Coding Lesbianism via Otherness," Elizabeth Erwin: https://www.horrorhomeroom.com/cat-people-1942-coding-lesbianism-via-otherness/"Monsters & Mommis: Cat People and the Seventh Victim Come Out of the Closet," Drew Burnett Gregory:

Calling all pop culture fans! On Wednesday, 6/7/23, The A Show is upping our nerd game with special guest Roland Mann! Roland, a former Malibu/Marvel Comics editor, created Silverline comics, authored loads of action-packed comics and graphic novels (Cat and Mouse, Switchblade, Miss Fury, Planet of the Apes), and is a well-respected university professor on...wait for it...the history of comics! We'll also touch upon current events, the concept of mass psychosis, and if "failure" even exists in