Christian Zyp interviews Kevin Martin (owner of The Lobby DVD Shop) with an appearance by his cat Ebert, the movie cat. We talk about a podcast appearance with Joe Lynch (Suitable Flesh, Everly) on THE MOVIE CRYPT. In addition, we discuss the recent screenings in the store and how it will culminate in one final weekend, Fri April 4th - Sun April 6th, under the name LOBBY FEST. On top of that, we discuss new offerings at the store: Trick or Treat (1986), Scarecrow and Vice Squad.

TurdOrTreasure is ThisWeekInGeek's dedicated review show covering everything from games to movies to tv to electronics and everything between.This Episode:What's New?Minecraft Band-Aids (Movie/Game Tie-In Review) - https://www.band-aid.com/products/adhesive-bandages/minecraft-kids-bandagesSquishmallows Dog/Cat Bed - Wendy the Frog (National Pet Day Review) -https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/squishmallows-dog-bed-cat-bed-wendy-the-frog-multiple-sizes-green/6000208039612OnePlus Watch 3 (Smartwatch Review)

In this week's episode, we dive into the whimsical world of Disney's Alice in Wonderland. Join us as we explore the colorful characters, from the curious Alice to the quirky Cheshire Cat, and discuss the big question: Is the movie all just a dream? Tune in for our quirky takes on a film that’s anything but ordinary!

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

In this episode we discuss the following books;The Dead Cat Tail Assassins by P. Djeli ClarkChampagne Kisses by Katherine E WebbThe Scarlet Alchemist by Kylie Lee BakerA Kiss of Iron by Clare SagerScythe & Sparrow by Brynne WeaverSeven Days in June by Tia Williams

Aliens are here but they don't want to take over the planet, they just want to live peacefully with us and listen to podcasts. Making it to the finals of our Reel March Madness tournament and this great movie absolutely deserved to get there. Peter Jackson and Neill Blomkamp deliver a gripping story with a very unique style that also has things to say about real life conflicts and has characters with emotion and growth. So grab a can of cat food and enjoy our conversation on this Oscar nominated

We're between verses so Caleb and Charles rip off the Letterboxd Four Favorites to go through each of their four favorites and chat the Cat in the Hat's evil mouth, stealing a lady's purse, and realizing you're a guy with vocal fry.Caleb's LetterboxdCharles's Letterboxd Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Mark reviews:The Last Showgirl - Shelly is a season showgirl in Las Vegas, who must plan for her future when her show is abruptly closed after a 30-year-run.The Summer With Carmen - While having a day-long swim at Athens queer beach, best friends Demos and Nikitas recall the events of a recent summer in the prospect of turning them into a screenplay for Nikitas’ feature film debut. Heretic - Two young religious women are drawn into a game of cat-and-mouse in the home of a strange man.

A severed head, a dead cat and a useless security guard. We dissect the Lovecraftian video nasty that drew snorts of derision before it commissioned two sequels and its own Broadway musical.

Drop in to Call of Duty: Finest Hour, I mean Enemy at the Gates from 2001. In this movie set in the Battle of Stalingrad two snipers, that aren't even attempted to have anything resembling accurate accents, will do battle in a cat and mouse game as the war rages around them. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"If you want it to be less formal, you’re gonna have to take off the fucks-edo." This weeks scariest movie is... Night of the Comet. This movie has everything. A retail uprising led by Stockboy Willie, the patron saint of mall trauma, Survivors who were clearly chosen by Zordon for their teenage attitude and excellent hair, and a sexy comet that turns everyone into glittery Himalayan sea salt. If you love post-apocalyptic mall chaos, Power Rangers logic, and sparkly extinction events, this

Did this animated Western adventure do justice to the original story?We dive into "An American Tail: Fievel Goes West" (1991), the sequel to Don Bluth's beloved migration tale. The Mousekewitz family—facing the harsh reality that America has cats after all—heads to the frontier town of Green River seeking better opportunities. Young Fievel becomes separated from his family again and uncovers a sinister plot by the sophisticated villain Cat R. Waul, who plans to turn the town's mice into mouse

Hope y'all're ready for some fun and mostly well run competition! We brought back another tournament, this time one based around the theme songs for films. Join Brandon, Kelee, and Bryan for this adventure! The Spotify playlist is HERE, and YouTube link to Fall Break. Don't give us any grief about this not being released in March, we finished recording in March and that counts. Plus, the basketball is still going on I think. (I kid of course, Movie Galaxy fans are the best)Follow Movie Galaxy on

Join Cat and Rob for a discussion of Inconceivable

Greetings, true bat believers! This installment of Seen on the Small Screen drops us off on the tough streets of Gotham City during the sunset of its psychedelic splendor before eternal night was declared there by DC executives. It's Becky, Jake, and Sammy the cat's chance to utter an innumerable amount of bat prefixes as they discuss the DC cartoon movie, Batman vs. Two Face. Adam West is back, voicing everyone's favorite groovy crimefighter alongside Burt Ward as Boy Wonder Robin. After Bat...

That's Bollywood, baby! Our first episode from Bollywood and we picked a real gem. This movie has so much stuff in it, you really can't believe it. Stunning work from a team of designers that show you that yes the 70's had all the colors, and yes 2007 does too. And the SUNGLASSES!Special guest on the episode- Aida the cat makes several contributions. Because we uplift women's voices

The 5th best Hitchcock movie according to our listeners is The Birds from 1963. On our rewatch of The Birds, we discuss Bob Newhart sketches, lava lamps and television show Birdland, before closing out with genuine audio from our local cockatoos A comedy sketch about Hitchcock publicising this movie can be found at https://newsletter.liebcricket.com/p/the-birds If you want more Hitchcock content, please consider becoming a HitchPod supporter. Just go to patreon.com/HitchPod and for as little as

Episode 264: Child's Play (1988), Magic (1978). Plus, Caveat, The Devil's Candy, Coherence, and more. Time stamps below.8:00min - Child's Play 35:00min - Magic

Jeff, Aaron, and special guest Jeffrey Boggs take a look at one of the most horrifying films of all time.

In this episode, I cover the horror film Jeepers Creepers, A brother and sister driving home through isolated countryside for spring break encounter a flesh-eating creature which is in the midst of its ritualistic eating spree. I talk horror with the scream queen from Trash Cat Productions and we play a little license plate game that will surely make you laugh. For the true horrors, I connect the opening scene of this movie to the case of Dennis DePue, a former Michigan Property Assessor who