With a title like SMOKEY BITES THE DUST, you would think the elevator pitch for the movie would go something like, "The sheriff of a small town will stop at nothing to catch a high school rebel that kidnaps his daughter" Or, "When his car is stolen, Dick Miller sets off to catch the perpetrator by helicopter in a game of air-to-ground cat and mouse."  Or, "Time is running out as a local moonshiner looks to strike it rich by selling his prized recipe before law enforcement catches up with him"  Or,

The year is 2002, Pokemon is riding high at some of it's greatest hits continue to enthrall children around the world. They release their 5th movie in the series, set in a version of venice, featuring cat burglars, mysterious legends, strange new pokemon, and lengthy conversations about ice cream. Was this just another in a string of hits for Ash and the gang, or does one of the shortest movies the studio ever made fall short of expectations as well? Find out with Wesley, Peter, Lily, and Sam on

Is there a cat for everyone? What does Jellicle even mean? Is this movie a cat? On this week's episode, we make the Jellicle Choice (whatever that means) and travel through the Uncanny Valley with the 2019 feline horror show, Cats! This week's panel: Defense: Forrest Freed (@forrestfreed) Roaster: Alexandra Calero (@xandra_c33) & Brian Toews Keep up with 24 Flames Per Second & Partyfish Media: Join our Patreon here: www.patreon.com/24flamespod Email: 24flamespod@gmail.com Twitter:

Hello all! Part III of "Summer of Sandy" arrives, and this week we're looking at the Sandra Bullock bomb Murder by Numbers. This cat and mouse suspense story features two young high school students attempting the perfect murder, but Bullock's detective is hot on their trail. We're talking Leopold and Loeb, Hollywood moments in story, Sandra Bullock's career, and much, much more as we try to stay between the lines and talk Murder by Numbers. TIMESTAMPS 00:30 - Introductions and Synopsis 05:47 - Quick

Jeremy and Boss suffer through Star Wars prequels, develop the third mind, and get bit by a cat as they discuss Alex de Renzy's Babyface 2.

This week, Finn & Uther watch 'Au Hasard Balthazar', Bresson's piercing stroll through rural life, and 'A Talking Cat!?!', a film with more punctuation in its title than good performances. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're celebrating May the 4th the only way we know how - with a completely made-up game that doesn't really make any sense! Join us as Cat from @intothegcpodcast and @dathomiriwitch play a rousing game of Star Wars Rad Libs - a snake-style draft loosely mixed with Mad Libs where we choose from the five basic components of Star Wars to create a team and then create a fantasy Star Wars pitch based on our results. Confused? Listen today and all will be revealed. Happy Star Wars Day and may the Force

On this episode, we talk about some of our favorite (and not so favorite) Comedy Western movies, including; The Kid Brother, Go West, My Little Chickadee, They Call Me Trinity/Trinity Is Still My Name, My Name Is Nobody, The Paleface, Cat Ballou, Support Your Local Sheriff, The Frisco Kid, Blazing Saddles, City Slickers, Three Amigos, and more!

Hot off the heels of the latest MCU release, this week Sam & Liam try to tackle the most mind bending entry yet in 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.' Following on from 'Spider-Man No Way Home' and 'WandaVision' we see Doctor Strange journey through different universes in a cat and mouse chase like no other. Can the good doctor make sense of the multiverse or will it be even too maddening for the former sorcerer supreme?

Coucou everyone! It is high time we gush over one of the most angelic beings to ever walk this earth - our darling Audrey Hepburn. In this first episode, Cat tells Kate about her privileged childhood that was short-lived when WWII broke, and what Audrey did to help her community. Then we discuss her would-be career as a ballerina, and the success she found on Broadway in "Gigi" before becoming a household name in Kate's favorite Audrey film, "Roman Holiday." Kate ends things with the sweet history

In this episode, we return to our Origins of Horror series where we look at the history of horror and its development throughout the decades while discussing how current events shaped it. Last time we discussed the beauty and magic of the 1920s and 1930s, and this time we are heading into the 1940s and 1950s. The films we discuss for the episode are The Picture of Dorian Gray (1945), Cat People (1942), The Creature from The Black Lagoon (1954), Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) and Gojira

Video version available on YouTube. Please note that certain sections may not translate well to the audio only format. Join us for a detailed review of the 1946 Looney Tunes short 'Roughly Squeaking,' the 488th in the series, directed by Chuck Jones. Featuring Austin Kelly, we delve into the antics of Hubie and Bertie as they psychologically torment a cat into believing he's a lion. We also touch on the first appearance of Stan Freberg in a Warner Brothers cartoon. Discover fascinating trivia and

This week the randomizer goes all the way back to 2021 to cover a CGI animated series produced in France and inspired by anime that originally aired in the states on Nickelodeon before moving to Netflix and eventually the Disney Channel and Disney+. It is completely incomprehensible and I neither condone nor understand anything that happens in it. Join Tony Goldmark, Madeline Maye, Renie Rivas and Luke Ski as they stare bewildered at MIRACULOUS: TALES OF LADYBUG & CAT NOIR, season four, episode

While Bekah and Elric take a little break, we thought we would share some old episodes from the Colors of the Dark Patreon show, DEEP CUTS. On the episode of Deep Cuts (from April 2022), the duo dives into the lost horror plot device of prank-calling, Cat 3 Hong Kong horrors, rare 1970s exploitation, 1930s body parts, and even something Divine.

Are you blind when you're born? How big is a cat, really? What is this show even about? Find out as we pit CATS (1998) and CATS (2019) against each other to see which one wins the crown! The Biddies are bringing the smackdown!

Video version available on YouTube. Please note that certain sections may not translate well to the audio only format. In this video, we review 'The Mouse-Merized Cat,' the 485th short in the Looney Tunes series, released in 1946. Join us as we discuss Bob McKimson's early directorial effort featuring the Abbott and Costello mice, the new restorations available and comparisons with 'A Tale of Two Mice.' We also delve into the animation, cinematic style, and character impressions, providing a

Video version available on YouTube. Please note that certain sections may not translate well to the audio only format. Hello and welcome to another Looney Tunes review video. In this episode, we review 'Rhapsody Rabbit,' a classic 1946 Warner Bros. cartoon directed by Friz Freleng, featuring Bugs Bunny in a musical performance. Joining the discussion are guests Austin Kelly and Manny Cruz. In this short Bugs contends with a mouse disrupting his recital of Franz Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2. We

Video version available on YouTube. Please note that certain sections may not translate well to the audio only format. Mouse Menace (1946) is the 486th Looney Tunes short, directed by Art Davis. This review includes special guests Fox in a Fix, and Austin Kelly. Join us as we discuss Porky's mouse problem, the introduction of a mechanical cat, and the cartoon's underrated status. We also delve into Art Davis's style and influences, Porky Pig's role, and the musical cues that add humour to the