It is a new era for "Ninety For Chill: The Podcast". CatBusRuss insists that 70 to 100 minutes is the ideal runtime for most movies, but when something topical comes along, it may capture his or potential guests' curiosity. If it is crazy enough, the film may grab hold of the collective attention, at the very least Russ's. Welcome to the "I Dig Crazy Flicks" era of the podcast. It allows for a greater range in cinema to discuss and is definitely more marketable. And the craziness kicks off this year

We’re back with "PICTURE THIS," an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 1958 (for the 1959 ceremony) as part of our YEAR OF CLASSICS. The slate of movies are “Auntie Mame," "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," "The Defiant Ones," "Gigi," and "Separate Tables." We are also so lucky to be joined by first time guest and long-time follower of this show, Karly Perkins, to share her love for one actor's work in

Happy Almost New Year! Yoday Alec and Erik ring in the new year with the underrated 80's slasher film—New Year's Evil (1980). Directed by Emmett Alston, this low-budget cult classic combines the festive spirit of New Year's Eve with a chilling, high-stakes game of cat and mouse. The plot follows a Los Angeles DJ who becomes the target of a mysterious killer, who promises to murder someone at the stroke of midnight in each time zone. With a killer twist and a shocking final act, New Year's Evil has

Scotty and Andrew are playing cat and mouse with a serial killer as they discuss "Strange Darling". They welcome a new Patron With Horror, reminisce about their old acting days, and make bad mom jokes. And stay tuned until the end of the episode to hear what Andrew chose for their next movie!"Strange Darling" was directed by J.T. Mollner. It stars Willa Fitzgerald and Kyle Gallner and follows a couple who meet each other at a bar before heading to a motel for the beginning of an unforgettable...

First off, we recorded this exactly one day before news broke that Neil Gaiman news came out with a bunch of nasty stuff. Not going to go into it but if you're wondering, just search "Neil Gaiman bad" or something. ANYWAYS This movie is about a girl who hates this button world or something where her mom has cute thighs and theres a talking cat. It's crazy.

Happy new year! We're starting 2025 with a totemic classic of American cinema, Nashville (1975) directed by Robert Altman. We get into the political landscape at the time, the movie's interesting character storytelling, and the style and setting's similarities to Boogie Nights. Tune in for lots of cat talk and a revisit of our early episode G*mergate discussion. Plus: what exactly is Ricky's position on taxing churches?

It might be an overstatement to suggest that ThePoeticCritic is miraculous, but she allows for this year (and this incarnation) of "Ninety For Chill: The Podcast" to conclude the only way CatBusRuss would allow it. That is with a guest. This was a near last minute arrangement, so the two siblings will not be chatting about a movie. They will be reviewing their experiences from this year in cinema, but with our host's work situation, his big sister wanted to bring in a little Christmas right now.The

It's a Tommy-Two'fer as we have back to back Tom Hanks films, with the first coming from Tony's shelf. How did they get the cat to act? How did Tom learn these lines? Why didn't they just take the money and run? Check it out now..it's the easiest thing in the world!

Chemist Sam MacMillan joins for a conversation on Coralie Fargeat's The Substance (2024). They discuss the patriarchy, beauty standards, substance abuse, the alt-health grift, cinematic references, the plural for "synopsis," and prosthetic boobs. If you're enjoying the show, give us a rating on your podcast service! Content Warnings: spoilers, body image, gore, substance abuse This episode's drinking game: Drink when you hear . . . a cat meow someone says "Elizabeth" a movie other than The

"It's clear not enough of you have googled Porter Rockwell" This week’s hottest movie is... Heretic. This film has everything: two Mormon missionaries, a sinister, and a house would make H. H. Holmes jealous. You’ve got theological debates that escalate faster than Todd can bring up he was raised the in LDS Church and Paige droping tons of cult knowledge. If you’re into faith-based thrillers that test the limits of belief, you won’t want to miss this! Help Support our HV

Tales from the Darkside: The Movie (1990): The first of three dark tales involves resentful student Bellingham (Steve Buscemi) looking to an Egyptian mummy for help in settling some scores. Then, hit man Halston (David Johansen) is contracted to kill a cat that has terrorized and even killed members of an extremely wealthy family. Lastly, struggling artist Preston (James Remar) witnesses a demon commit a bizarre murder on a city street, but agrees to keep it a secret when the devilish being promises

Welcome to the end of 2024. This year hasn't been good for much, but film kept me sane. Listen in as Kelee and Brandon discuss their favorite films of the year!

Cat Combs, Ben Silverio, and Ansel Burch are pop culture observers/ content creators/ excellent friends who are here to swap your whole life with you only to find out that your siblings are hot and your colleagues desirable.This episode is made up of all the weird digressions and little mistakes we made across the three recording sessions held for this month’s episodes. Hopefully it is a bounty to help get you through the cheese days and into the new year. Find us online! Cat Combs is

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Oh hello! Welcome to the new year where evil lurks around the corner. Speaking of, this week we discuss the Robert Eggers remake of the 1922 classic, Nosferatu! It stars Lily-Rose Depp as goth's new it-girl, Bill Skarsgard as Pennywise in vampire drag, Nicholas Hoult as tall and scared, and Willem Dafoe as your uncle who is always covered in cat hair. Wanna know what we think of this movie? Listen to the end to find out!Visit meangirlsinterrupted.com Follow us on Instagram @meangirlsinterrupted

JJ, Mattson and Alec dive into a critical discussion of the 1996 holiday film "Jingle All the Way," highlighting its shortcomings and the reasons why it has garnered a negative reception. The hosts express their disdain for the movie, with one even giving it a score of 0.5, citing its over-the-top performances and lack of a compelling message about Christmas. They reflect on the absurdity of the plot and the unrealistic portrayal of holiday shopping chaos, drawing from their own retail experiences

Last week (12/23), CatBusRuss talked about movies that he would like to see take on "Coraline" as his best sub 100-minute film discovery of 2024. One of these films was "Shredder Orpheus" which, after he chatted with ThePoeticCritic and consulted HappyBeebsMeowMeow, determined that the skater-punk, shot-on-VHS take on Greek mythology was not going to top the Henry Selick classic. Our host purchased the Brandon Lee starring "Rapid Fire" on DVD 15 years ago, and despite not giving it the proper

“You killed my cat!” Nope, 1989’s War of the Roses was not a movie for cat people. Or dog people. Or even newlyweds. No. The Danny DeVito-directed comedy divided audiences with its brutal takedown of marriage and divorce. Critics were more in sync, bestowing raves for the film’s leads: Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner. But now, decades later, how does this “War” hold up when every deadly divorce now gets its own Netflix documentary? Are the lovey-dovey Romancing the Stoners still convincing in

Send us a textHappy New Year, Fearless Fans!!!We ring in the new year by watching a cheap, British 80's flick that starts out strange and just gets weirder and weirder as it goes - Bloody New Year!Pete breaks down the story of a group of young people of indeterminate age who end up on an island that is even crazier than the one on Lost. They face off against jump-scaring ghosts and indoor weather events. By the end, there is only the weakest of connections to the New Year theme.Join us as we ...

"Sometimes it takes a good guy in a frock to stop a bad guy in a frock"This week’s hottest movie is... The First Omen. This film has everything: a young American nun sent to a Roman orphanage, sinister conspiracies lurking in the Vatican's shadows, and a quest to prevent the birth of the Antichrist. If you're into supernatural horror that intertwines faith and fear, this episode's for you! Help Support our HV Family: www.Patreon.com/HorrorVirgin What did you think of this episode? Tell