This episode we all hail to the king and sing the praises of Army of Darkness. The conclusion to the Evil Dead saga trilogy trades horror for high adventure and humor, and it does it with incredible flair. This week we're joined by Stephen Foxworthy, cohost of the Disenfranchised podcast, and Cat Scully, author of the YA illustrated novel Jennifer Strange (available here) to talk one liners, slapstick and boomsticks, and the joy of practical effects and puppetry. This is the one where Bruce

They thought they could scare us off but Death by Podcast is back for episode 3! Today Adam and Kevin are talking Stephen King's horror anthology, Cat's Eye from 1985! It's Drew Barrymore in her finest wigs, and some of the most innovative and overlooked creature FX in cinematic history. We're getting horrible, JOIN US!

Oliver and Company dares to ask the existential question: why should I worry? Well, for starters, he’s a cat in a dog’s world, but lucky for Oliver those dogs are happy to have him join the crew - and maybe even help him find a home along the way. Sing along with the Dummies as they rock out to Disney’s earwormiest song so far, and learn what it takes to survive as a little cat in the big city. The post DD27 – Oliver and Company (1988) appeared first on PodCavern.

We've watched the important cinematic masterpiece "A Street Cat named Bob" and came away with edgy opinions on drugs, a brief conversation on Buffy, many stories about cats on film sets, anecdotes about German bureaucracy, fart jokes about the Turkish president Erdogan, theories about the honesty of Brits and Americans and many more fun topics. Also: Yarin, our Mystery Man, is a secret agent and was, this time, calling in from a secret war zone in a different dimension. That's why his audio sounds

Enjoy our latest episode, a bit of a pet project for co-hosts Allison and Kate. Not just because there's a literal pet involved — the newspaper-delivering cat — but also because it was the series that allowed Kyle Chandler to truly break out in the industry, leading to roles on 'Grey's Anatomy' and, of course, 'Friday Night Lights.' While 'Early Edition' might have paved the way for Chandler, it remains a beloved favorite for fans, making a lasting impression despite only lasting three seasons

“Strange, its as if I have known you for a long time." For those who cherish Disney, worship at the altar of Spielberg, love nothing more than immersing themselves into the world of Aardman, let us introduce you to Not Just For Kids. This is the podcast that revisits the films we cherished growing up, be they family films or something we maybe shouldn’t have been watching. Host Russell Bailey continues his journey through the works of Studio Ghibli. The writer Emma Levin is back to discuss Whisper

Horny Cat Men This week's episode was written by a man who loves cats even more than Tyler and Erik combined, Larry Niven. Man wants to bonk a cat and not on the nose if you know what I mean. Join us on our next voyage: Probably Voyager Talk to Us: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook:@2Young4ThisTrek Email:TooYoungforthisTrek@gmail.com Tyler: Twitter | Instagram Troy: Twitter | Instagram Other Podcasts: The Power Play-Throughs Podcast & Best Animated Shows Ever... So Far Website:

It is your lucky day! We present to you the bonus episode of Nubbs! Derek and Nova talk Homestuck, VR, Human history, More fandoms, and more! Special guest apperance by: Derek's Cat, Shmitty! Theme song and ending song done by: Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3788-funkorama License: filmmusic.io/standard-license

This week, The Menagerie begins covering horror films from the 1940's with Cat People. We cover topics such as victimhood, delusions and denial, and the complicated characters at the heart of this story.

I Have the High Ground Episode 04: The Rey Trilogy Brett, Rick and Aaron discuss the “Rey Trilogy” now that it’s over. A cat licks a cookie, and the guys have various levels of disappointment with the films. This was recorded last summer, but now coming to you as our 4th episode. This program and […]

This week, the guys return to master filmmaker David Lean to talk about his final film on this list: Oliver Twist. To start off the conversation, they talk about all of the various adaptations of the classic Dickens novel and the only one they watched in full (the one with an animated orange cat) and then they break down the long and problematic history of Fagin, talk about the way in which the camera angles are a part of Oliver's character and much more. The guys also roll the dice to find out

Our next edition of the remastered series goes back to Episode 5 as we looked at two pet-centric game shows. That's My Dog which had a four-year run on The Family Channel and Think Like a Cat a one-off special that aired on GSN back in 2008. Let's just say that Sega CD-ish animated open for That's My Dog is one of the best things we've ever talked about on this podcast.

A late era classic from director Peter Bogdanovich that would make Orson Welles proud. If you thought Mank stank then “The Cat’s Meow” might turn your crank. Directed by Peter Bogdanovich from a play (from a screenplay) by Steven Peros. Starring Kirsten Dunst, Edward Herrmann, Eddie Izzard, Cary Elwes, Joanna Lumley, Claudia Harrison & Jennifer Tilly. How is the world wrong about this movie? From Bryan: Everybody talks about Bogdanovich’s seventies movies, nobody talks about anything after that

Kirk and Spock have minor cameos appearances on their own show. Join your temporarily Dan-less hosts as they discuss fascinating production history of this episode, the intriguing concepts left dangling after the Gary Seven spinoff wasn't picked up, and the bizarre inclusion of a cat that turns into a lady with her boobs covered by a bib. With special guest Jimmy filling in for Dan, who is currently on assignment. Spoiler warning! We dive right into a

Kirk and Spock have minor cameos appearances on their own show. Join your temporarily Dan-less hosts as they discuss fascinating production history of this episode, the intriguing concepts left dangling after the Gary Seven spinoff wasn't picked up, and the bizarre inclusion of a cat that turns into a lady with her boobs covered by a bib. With special guest Jimmy filling in for Dan, who is currently on assignment. Spoiler warning! We dive right into a detail-rich discussion of this episode, so

Special Thanks to Adam Roche for his excellently researched podcast The Secret History of Hollywood - Shadows. This is a multi-hour epic documentary about Val Lewton's life and work. https://www.attaboyclarence.com/the-secret-history-of-hollywood Val Lewton (1904-1951) (nee Vladimir Ivanovich Hofschneider in Imperial Russia; mother's maiden name was Leventon) Top Four Must-See Val Lewton movies: 1) I Walked with Zombie 2) Cat People 3) Rita: The Ghost Ship; Xoe: The 7th Victim Universal Studios

We continue on our mouse adventure back with Fievel who is headed West with his family, convinced yet again it will lead to a better life. Cats and Mice live in harmony out west and just all their money, and a long train ride sits between them and paradise! Or... not. In this episode we'll chat about why Fievel Goes West is superior to An American tail, how the creators make fun of themselves, and how Tiger is the best cat of all time.

Practice safe sex, kids: obtain consent, use protection, and be open about your history - you know, stuff like the last time you got tested, and whether or not you're now attached to a homicidal demon who likes low-impact cardio. That last one is especially important in the world of IT FOLLOWS (2014), into which Kristin and Meghan dive this week like a calm suburban above-ground pool. Make sure to keep that nightlight on, it just might help you see if someone is slowly coming to kill you! Created &

Ben and Smokey take you on a truly horrific journey...but this time, they're dragging someone else along! It's Tom, returning guest and host of the fabulous Anywhere But Here and Banned Biographies podcasts.Hear their opinions on punks, space and health and safety nightmares.Oh and this episode? Does everyone get interrupted by a cat?!

Today was Lolo’s turn to pick a movie to make Patrick watch, and she chose “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”, the film based on Truman Capote’s novella and starring the wonderful Audrey Hepburn. And, of course, Cat. Listen now for lots – and we mean LOTS – of trivia about the film, Audrey Hepburn, the wonderful director Blake Edwards, and much much more!New episodes every other Friday so click SUBSCRIBE and rate us five stars to make sure you don't miss our next episode!Have a favorite (or least favorite)