In the 64th episode of The Main Street Electrical Podcast, Jenn & Dave are joined once again by friend of the show and low key Disney celeb Big Fat Panda!  First up... a three person review on the new "Jungle Cruise" film with The Rock & Emily Blunt. Hint: Go see it in the theater. Panda is also here to join in on the second round of Hot Takes (See ep 22 for the first list with Ryno from Dis Unplugged), and we discuss everything from disposing of kidney stones in WDW to cat dry heaves to coffee

In this episode we discuss two films by legendary actress Elizabeth Taylor. The first, A Place in The Sun (1951), was made with Taylor's much loved colleague Montgomery Clift when she was only seventeen years old. Despite her youth when making the film Taylor makes full use in this role of her years of experience as a child actress and teen idol. Next we discuss Taylor's significantly more mature role in the 1958 adaptation of Tennessee Williams' play Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. We wish to apologise for

In space no one can hear you podcast! This week we take a look at Ridley Scott's 1979 Sci-Fi Horror classic Alien! We discuss the films themes, characters and overall legacy. The enduring appeal of the Xenomorph, H.R Giger's incredible design and the franchises staying power We get into reasons why a cat would be in this situation and why the hell everyone cares so much about him. Why this film is so important in the history of our relationship! We also round up our thoughts on the final part of the

In the first of three episodes introducing the notorious Category III form of Hong Kong exploitation cinema, James talks the basics of Cat III, from the history of the rating through to key films and different variations on the sex and violence themes. Probably not an episode for the faint of heart....

On the 120th  episode of  Pop Culture Piledriver (https://twitter.com/PopCulturePD) join Billy D & Rossi and special guest Wes of the Change My Mind podcast as they look at the best ensemble cast in the history of film. From Ocean's 11, Pulp Fiction and Avengers to Horrible Bosses, Super Troopers and many many more.What is your favorite ensemble cat in film history?GET ADDICTED and hit SUBSCRIBE!Music: OhYeah!✮Subscribe on iTunes:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Listen✮ Spotify

Treasure hunts are prolific across literature, film, and history. This hour we talk about treasure hunts, including what happens when you drop one in the present day. GUESTS: Dan Barbarisi- Author ofChasing The Thrill: Obsession, Death and Glory In America’s Most Extraordinary Treasure Hunt Marcellus Cadd- Writes the blogGeocaching While Black Join the conversation onFacebookandTwitter. Colin McEnroe, Jonathan McNicol, and Cat Pastor contributed to this show.Support the show:

Mini Episode companion to the Ghostbusters episode Film Fam interviews Candice Huber about a sexy Sasquatch, a ghost cat, and an ancestor vision

Celebrate Father’s Day and Pride Month by joining us in covering the heavily requested, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof! Premiering in 1958, this film features an all-star cast including Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman, Burl Ives, and more! This Southern family drama will bring all the emotions, so get ready to enjoy the show. Be sure to check us out onOur website: https://the-old-soul-movie-podcast.simplecast.com/FacebookTwitter: @oldsoulpodInstagram: @oldsoulmoviepodcast

I know you can be overwhelmed, and you can be underwhelmed, but can you ever just be whelmed?.... Join us to get stuck into the CLASSIC high school movie: 10 things I hate about you (1999). The evergreen quotes from Kat Slater, Joey 'eat me' Donner, Michael the 45 year old that someone let into senior year, that one that's obsessed with Shakespeare and Miss Perky's cat mug that we agreed defined a decade of questionable interior decor... think Changing Rooms on crack.Where to find us:Instagram

GET OVER HERE!!! And listen to our season finale (don't miss us too much) featuring guests from Edenia - Cat, and the White Lotus Temple - Sam. We kompare, and kontrast the differences between the deep history of the MK games vs what's presented to us in the films. We test our might as we break down the arcana system, which version of Reptile is the best, favourite fighters, and our prediction for the future films. While we're away preparing for to take on Shang Tsung, feel free to listen back to

Episode Notes S3 E1: Juneteenth Movies Rachel reminds us to include conversations about both Juneteenth and the Tulsa Massacre; Madalyn tells us about her pilgrimage through the South; Anna derides a long, open-mouthed nap; Frank harps on the limitations of individualism; we all agree that these films add something to Americans’ understanding of history, but each of them has their limitations. Jasper the tailless cat contributes some meowing and collar noises. Amistad. Dir. Stephen Spielberg. Writ

Friday the 13th is among the most iconic horror film franchises with one of the most iconic villains in film history. This films are filled with great kills, practical effects, and classic horror tropes (some this franchise created). These films were released in 1980 and 1981 respectively and helped jump start the slasher craze of the ‘80’s, including many copy-cat films that were made after them.

In this episode we will be having a nouveau riche moment as we indulge in some French 75s (Soixante Quinze) while discussing our undying love for the 1953 Sunbeam Alpine, and some good old-fashioned cat burglary in the pure luxury escapism of To Catch a Thief. Starring Cary Grant and Grace Kelly. Cheers!

The Aston Martin DB5 from the James Bond movie Goldfinger is widely regarded as one of the most important cars in the cinematic history. One of two cars used in the filming of the 1964 classic mysteriously vanished in 1997, from an airport hangar in Florida – a heist worthy of a detective film in itself. Is it hiding somewhere in the Middle East? Is it rusting in the bottom of the ocean? Or was it all just an insurance scam planned by a billionaire collector?Instagram:

Cat Benstead from the TGIF podcast joins Jono Pech to revisit 2004 comedy Mean Girls, starring Lindsay Lohan and Rachel McAdams.Join the conversation on Twitter with @jonohimself.Support the podcast at ATEBIT's Ko-Fi page.Powered by Audio-Technica.

Is this house haunted, or is it you? This episode, Meghan and Kristin talk INSIDIOUS, the 2010 James Wan horror flick that tries to break the rules. House seems off? These people actually move. People not believing the main character? Enter possibly the most supportive mother-in-law committed to pop cultural history. Plus, there's this supernatural place that's all red with fire and occupied by a cloven-hoofed, dart-tailed red face demon. The devil in hell, you say? Pish-posh. We're talking the

"These clothes are the boldest element of a movie that otherwise wears its supposed punk-rock influences like a kid discovering Hot Topic for the first time." Angie Han of Mashable isn't wrong... but that's kind of mean. Although that may be keeping in the spirit of this cat fight (for the girls, calm down) between Emma Stone and Emma Thompson in the latest attempt from Disney to keep remaking the same story over and over. Okay, so even our show notes are becoming a bit mean for a family film that

We kick off the second annual Jess Byard June with a look at one of Ralph Bakshi's more infamous works and the first animated film to be rated X: Fritz the Cat. Featuring Skip Hinnant as the titular feline, it follows the exploits of Fritz as he stumbles from one awkward scenario to another, taking the piss out of the '60s at the same time. It's a satire first and foremost but lacks a strong narrative structure to pair with some biting commentary. The Projection Booth's Mike White and film critic

AHS ROANOKE: Season 6, Part 4 (Episodes 7 & 8) Episode 7: The cast and crew of My Roanoke Nightmare start getting killed off quick. Agnes goes too method and starts chopping people up. Dominic tries to stir the pot and reveals to Shelby what Matt has really been up to. We meet the real ghosts of Roanoke and they are terrifying. Episode 8: We learn the “backstory” of the Polks and their cannibalism. Cat is all about Steven King and is watching The Outsider and The Last of Us: Part 2. Aurora can’t

It’s Pride month 2021, and this week’s podcast guest is Kickstart Internal Communications Executive Cat Heathcote. Things have changed and we no longer label each other as just male or female – presenter Dominic Laurie talks to Cat about what it’s like to be non-binary, the journey to realising who you are and the value of support around you. From a young age, Cat didn’t feel like they fit in and on joining university had, what they describe as, a ‘reinvention moment’. And they haven’t