Send us a textFor reasons that need not be mentioned, I'm sure you folks could use a distraction, so here are some more outtakes where we talk extensively about our high school experiences, Popcorn the Cat, Heath Ledger, and how we're of course all from the Toy Story universe. Enjoy!The following podcast is for entertainment purposes only. The views and opinions expressed therein belong only to the speakers. Additionally, this podcast contains swearing, implications of familial issues, and di...

"TRAINS CAN ONLY GO ONE DIRECTION!!!"This week’s hottest movie is... Species. This film has everything: a genetically engineered alien-human hybrid, a crack team of scientists, mercenaries, as well as a man who has access to his feelings, and Natasha Henstridge as a seductive alien with a tounge she can't wait to shove through the back of your head. If you’re into sci-fi thrillers with body horror, questionable ethical decisions, and more goo than a slime factory, this episode’s for you! Help

The Superhero Show Show #562Spider-Man's The Black Cat : Felicia's New FitThis week on The Superhero Show Show, the hosts swing into the action-packed world of Spider-Man: The Animated Series to break down episode 403, “Partners in Danger, Chapter 3: The Black Cat.” In this thrilling installment, Spider0man and The Black Cat team up to face new challenges and unravel the mysterious forces at play. The hosts explore the dynamic chemistry between these two iconic characters, delving into the emotional

Every vampire movie feels familiar for a reason. This week, we dive into the OG horror flick - the century-old Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror (Germany, 1922), a film that's easier to appreciate and admire than enjoy. Plus, we also flag "elder millennial" references in the short film Last Orders (United Kingdom, 2021) on Shortverse, chat about Florence Stoker and Joseph Campbell, and Marcus and Melissa make huge historical errors. One of them is funny; the other came from misremembering Queer for

Ben, Emily, and Jeremy discuss Cujo (1983) and, just in case you're wondering, yes. The dog dies at the end.Also, noted cat-owner Ben talks about their upcoming book Mr. Muffins: Defender of the Stars which comes out January 21st - a tale of a corgi and his boy. Fortunately, this dog is spared Cujo's fate.Recommendations:Ben: Resident Evil (1996) - CapcomEmily: #DRCL midnight children (2021)Jeremy: Agatha All Along (2024) - Disney+If you'd like a very rough transcript of the episode, you can check

Join Cat and Rob for a discussion of The Runner

CatBusRuss made the 17-hour train ride to New Orleans to try and outshine the "40th Anniversary: Back To the Future" cast reunion panel. With the backing of TJ and Plaideau from the NOLA Film Scene podcast, surely there would be an audience despite the stiff 7 pm panel competition at Fan Expo New Orleans. No one can deny the "I Dig Crazy Flicks" fighting spirit. But, most of our host's friends can recall what his role in the pro-wrestling ring was. Which won out? Lets just give a participation

You read that title right. This is a 2024 episode. In this I go over my favorite moments of 2024 films, as well as moments that happened in theaters in 2024. SPOILERS ABOUND in here.(Also the Connor McGregor film I mention but forget to name is Road House) Follow Movie Galaxy on Twitter and BlueSky

The Cat In The Hat. Two bored children have their lives turned upside down when a talking cat comes to visit them.Front Row Cinema is a nostalgic movie podcast of two lifelong friends revisiting and reviewing movies they saw in theaters as kids. Follow along as we look back on our memories of the film, its hype, box office analysis, critical reception and so much more as we raise hell in one afternoon with the titular character himself.

Episode 255: High school horror. The Faculty (1998), Class of Nuke 'Em High (1986). Plus, Speak No Evil, Blink Twice, The Crow and more. Time stamps below.16:00min - The Faculty 36:00min - Class of Nuke 'Em High

“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

Mid Break episode for y'all to feast on. The Smile franchise expands on its universe in interesting directions. Join us to discuss!!

Netflix's Spanish romance "Love Divided" (2024) tests whether love can bloom between neighbors who've never met face-to-face. CJ brings insights from the French original while Haikal questions suspicious apartment aesthetics, leading to heated debates about everything from pet names to European architecture. Between accidental Antonio Banderas comparisons and an MVP cat actor, our hosts explore what gets lost (and found) in translation.Timestamp: (00:00) - Introduction (04:05) -

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob ARE ONE as they discuss the script to Coralie Fargeat's THE SUBSTANCE.

In "The Vampire Queen," the seventh episode of Spider-Man: The Animated Series' fourth season, a powerful vampire named Miriam threatens to transform all of New York City into undead creatures. Spider-Man, reluctantly aided by a conflicted Black Cat, must team up with the reluctant Morbius to stop her. Their efforts are complicated by the arrival of Blade, who discovers Miriam is his long-lost mother, creating a conflict of loyalty and forcing an uneasy alliance between the unlikely

The Lighthouse is the focus of today's discussion, with hosts J.J., Mattson, and Alec diving deep into its unsettling themes and unique storytelling. They explore the dynamics between the two lighthouse keepers, played by Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe, as they grapple with isolation and insanity on a remote island in the 1890s. The conversation highlights how the film's ambiguous ending leaves viewers questioning the characters' sanity and the nature of their experiences. While Mattson struggles

In "Partners," the fifth episode of Spider-Man: The Animated Series' fourth season, Alistair Smythe kidnaps Black Cat to force Spider-Man into retrieving either Scorpion or Vulture. Smythe needs their neogenic DNA to restore Alisa Silvermane's toddler-aged husband, Silvermane, to adulthood. The episode features Black Cat's independent, albeit reckless, crime-fighting, leading to her capture. Spider-Man, initially frustrated by her actions, ultimately works alongside her,

We are looking at the 2024 film, Nickel Boys, directed by RaMell Ross, based off the 2019 Colson Whitehead book of the same name. Plus we look at other films covering lesser known historical events. Our guest today is the talented director and writer, Tristán T.A. Hill. What’s Good:Drea - LED face mask/cat snuggle comboTristan - New doc he directed: Game Maker's Journey | "Legends of Orisha: Blood and Water"Ify - White Elephant gift partyStaff Picks:Drea - A Fire InsideTristan - ConclaveIfy -

"The Awakening," the sixth episode of Spider-Man: The Animated Series' fourth season, sees the return of Michael Morbius. While Debra Whitman and Curt Connors attempt to cure him, Kingpin plots to exploit Morbius's DNA for immortality. Meanwhile, Spider-Man grapples with his grief over Mary Jane and burgeoning feelings for Black Cat, whose playful teasing briefly distracts him from his emotional turmoil. Their burgeoning romance is tested when a near-fatal accident highlights the

This week, Rob O’Neill returns for Shrek 2. It’s like the first movie, but with a cat. Who was Jim’s cereal-woman crush?  Hey now, are we All Stars? Does Kai want John Cleese dead?“I’m a good 90s boy.” - Rob O’Neill Rob encourages you to check out the movie Swallowed, starring Nightmare on Elm Street 2 scream queen, Mark Patton. Go to linktr.ee/rottentreasure to listen, like, follow, rate and review. It really helps the show! You can also support the podcast to gain early access to episodes,