This week's See It Or Skip has us talking about the sports documentary mini-series "The Comeback: 2004 Boston Red Sox." Ian is joined by the team behind Dissecting The Dynasty: 'The Cool Cat' Ryan Kuketz and Hermes 'Have You Heard of my Revolution' Auslander. We discuss whether this film can touch the lofty standards created by The Last Dance, if they overstayed with certain talking heads and were they successful in establishing the Yankees as villains in this piece.  Also, we ask that most pesky of

The thirteenth episode of our season on the awesome movie year of 1969 features our producer David Rosen’s pick, David Lowell Rich’s Eye of the Cat. Directed by David Lowell Rich and starring Michael Sarrazin, Gayle Hunnicutt, Eleanor Parker and Tim Henry, Eye of the Cat is the return to filmmaking for Psycho screenwriter Joseph Stefano.The contemporary reviews quoted in this episode come from Howard Thompson in The New York Times (https://www.nytimes.com/1969/06/19/archives/horror-melodrama.html),

CatBusRuss is not really a Thanksgiving fan. The high school wrestling season started that weekend, so enjoying the feast was not really an option. Granted, NinetyForChill's host grew up a picky eater, so the holiday did not really offer anything for him. Let us not even get into familiar anxiety. Horror may be too extreme a term for the fourth week of November, but then came his career in customer service. So the "ThanksKilling" franchise and the Bruce Campbell produced "Black Friday" may be

Welcome back and this week, to honour cat number two June, we are covering 2021s belter Dune! The episode is a riot due to cat carnage in the background and I think this one holds the record on the most tangents but it's your usual of Lauren getting overexcited and Ross on a tyrade of slaggings so what more could you ask for from your usual wednesday episode?? As always, find us on Instagram or YouTube and we'll see you in the next one!

The Beige Movie Podcast: Kids Edition. We talk the 1997 hit, That Darn Cat. We discuss whether cats can be boys and dogs can be girls, Andrew's fashion sense, and roller blading. It's total chaos. Listener discretion is advised. Featuring special guests, our nieces, Hattie and Evie. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

May jingle bells rock and bring joy to the world because the season of Christmas is officially here along with some Halloween leftovers; at least, that's what Becky, Jake, and Sammy the cat find out when they watch and review suburbia's premier family of Hollywood horrors in a movie called The Munster's Scary Little Christmas. When the holiday season comes to Mockingbird Heights, the Munster family gleefully anticipates the coming of Christmas, all except everyone's favorite Preteen Wolf, Edd...

It was not a very scary "spooky month" for "Ninety For Chill: The Podcast", but CatBusRuss can deliver on finding guests who can provide monsters to enjoy. Brandy "HappyBeebsMeowMeow" Stonum returns to the podcast to discuss her favorite movie of all time, "Labyrinth" from Jim Henson. Brandy remembers this film fondly. She was only two when the film came out in 1986, but it had such an impact on her family that her little brother was named Jareth, the character portrayed by the father of modern

"His leg's didn't seem all that long" This week’s hottest movie is... LongLegs. This movie has everything: a serial killer, detectives who solve crimes by flashlight alone, and cryptic notes that look like they were written by a the Zodiac. You’ve got unsettling alleyways, ominous shadowy figures, and a murder mystery so twisted it could use a chiropractor. If you’re into spine-tingling thrills with a side of legroom envy, you won’t want to miss our deep dive into LongLegs! Help Support our HV

Now that we’ve got The Cat in the Hat out of our system, it’s time to kick off our November theme of the month! With Gladiator II coming soon, we’re taking a look at the original plus some of the other Best Picture nominated films of 2000. First up: we’re joined by screenwriter and Steven Soderbergh fanatic Joaquin Dominguez to discuss Erin Brockovich.The first of Steven Soderbergh’s two Best Picture nominated films in the year 2000, this is also the one that garnered Julia Roberts her Oscar. Erin

Welcome back dear listeners as this week we dive into Damien Leone's Terrifier 2... the second one. Tell us below what you think of this film! Do you like what they did with the story? Do you love how crazy Art the Clown can be?!Terrifier 2 is available to stream on Tubi TV, Peacock, Pluto TV, PLEX, Fandango at Home, Amazon Prime Video, and more! Do you like Halloween?! ⁠Watch our Halloween Sequel Timeline here!⁠ ⁠Click here⁠ to watch our episode with Ric's Horror Network! Links: ⁠David Howard

If you need a director to provide you with a perfect 90 minutes of cinema, your best bet maybe David Cronenberg. The past two years on NinetyForChill.com, the best features CatBusRuss has found were helmed by this Canuck composer. Here, Russ offers his thoughts on three classics from the master of body horror: "A History of Violence", "Rabid", and "Naked Lunch".

In todays' episode we talked about:WickedHereticQueerWickedMoana 2AnoraUgliesDan Da DanArcane Season 2UzumakiWe did a deep dive on Iron Giant, Ladybug, The Cat (1992) and Boxer's Omen.Steve when on a long diatribe about Gladiator 2.

This week, we talk about Eddie Murphy’s “Meet Dave,” a family movie about hotdog abuse, and… other stuff. Water-sucking orbs! Micro men and maidens move past many moons to maneuver a massive man among morons. Salsa over saving species! Mojito sucking mamis! Bob Spocks? Kitty-cat kickball! Allowing any alien adult access to adolescents! Lieutenant Buttox! Bob’s sneaky SyFy misdirect! Milli Vanilians! Kevin Hart! Where’s the FBI?! Taser-charged shoe ships! Chris bad credit scatting over Donna Lee,

In this episode we review an anthology movie. So you get 4 reviews in one. And they commit the ultimate sin and kill a cat in one of the segments

What house to corpse ratio would you think acceptable? One to one? Two? Ten even? Well Rob Zombie thinks a thousand and counting is the amount for a house to become a Home.Join Eva (she/they), Adrian (he/him) and Julian (he/him) while they all get a collective headache from this movie's editing.

This week we get controlled by Heretic. We also discuss King of New York as apart of Movie Roulette. As well as, My Old Ass, Tangerine, Nightlight, Hell Ride, Red One, and 5 Centimeters Per Second. All while drinking Baby Elves (and Baby Kittens). An imperial New England IPA by Fat Orange Cat Brewing Company, out of North Haven, Connecticut. Intro and Beer Selection 0:00-20:06 Heretic Review 20:06-48:23 Movie Roulette 48:23-1:11:53 Micro Reviews 1:11:53-1:44:46 Outro 1:44:46-1:49:07 Heretic

Life finds a way, and we go into ALOT of detail and side tangents to make sure we cover it all !In honour of our new cat Jurassic, we're covering 1993s absolute classic Jurassic Park. You know the usual patter, we discuss the movie as well as a million other topics as well as Ross's beef with Speilberg! As always, follow us on Instagram and YouTube and leave any thoughts and opinions on what you want to see next

Cat Quest III isn’t purrfect. But there’s a lot of swashbuckling, cat-quippy fun to sink your claws into.   Read the Plugged In Review   If you've listened to any of our podcasts, please give us your feedback.

Pass the turkey and grab some pecan pie! It's almost Thanksgiving here at Lunchbox Reaction HQ, and this month we review some old pop-culture news to see how it fared, and offer our thoughts on some current pop-culture news (live action How to Train Your Dragon anyone?).Our main topics this month include the card game Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza, the less-than-stellar Christmas movie Christmas on Mistletoe Farm, and a review of the new 10-episode Hulu series Interior Chinatown.Thanks for your

On Episode 80 of the Daebak K-Rambles Podcast, Jess and friend Caitlin from NoSleep4Dramas Blog & Podcast finish off Spooky SZN 2024 with a review of I Saw the Devil (2010), starring Lee Byung-hun and Choi Min-sik.Jess and Caitlin discuss this unsettling and depraved movie, talking through the director, writer, cast, and performances, the cat and mouse storyline, the true crime that inspired the movie (shout out to Mimi Mizicko from Korean True Crime Podcast!), slightly different takes on the