Coucou everyone! Come to Germany as Cat shares all about everyone's favorite decade - the 20s! Art, music, literature, sex, cabaret, architecture, film...you name it and it was poppin'! Then Kate makes our mouths water as she shares the history of Haribo gummies. Ja dahling! Don't forget to follow us on Instagram :) Golden 20s sources: Golden 20s Anita Berber New Objectivity 1920s Berlin Weimer culture Minitopic sources: Forbes: Facts about Haribo The Guardian: Hans Riegel died at

Workshopping Humanity is a podcast where we discuss the cultural and philosophical elements of a piece of popular culture that has also influenced our life in a profound way. Host Brett Schutt talks to Lydia Smith, who runs the website Buffed Film Buffs. They talk about Little Women and how the film is the ultimate comfort movie for them. They discuss the reason why Little Women stands out from the rest of the remakes of the film and why it should be remembered as one of the finest films of the last

For the next two weeks, Agatha Christie expert Dr Mark Aldridge joins J.D. to discuss the two-parter that brings together the surreal narrative and style of Series Two. In Bird on a Wire, as preparations are underway for Rona's wedding, there's chaos, cold feet and a classic scene involving Bill's head stuck in cat flap and Rona hanging from the light fitting! This all culminates with perhaps the darkest cliff-hanger in sitcom history.

We wrap up our overview of French horror with a movie so upsetting, Mike made it a point to lock every door and window to his place despite living  on the third floor of a building at the time. This one is A LOT, & our host is joined by Jim Rohner of the Cast of Cthulu pod to discuss what it is that's so upsetting about this home invasion flick that mixes elements of cat & mouse thrillers with slasher films and extreme body horror.

Frame Fatale es un podcast sobre películas no canónicas conducido por Sebastián De Caro y Santiago Calori. En este vigésimo cuarto episodio, nos ocupamos de Fritz, el gato (Fritz the Cat, 1972) de Ralph Bakshi y, como nos suele ocurrir, hablamos de esa, pero terminamos hablando de todas estas otras: Tráfico pesado (Heavy Traffic, 1973) de Ralph Bakshi, La vida de Brian (Life of Brian, 1979) de Terry Jones, El padrino (The Godfather, 1972) de Francis Ford Coppola, Garganta profunda (Deep Throat,

We dive head first into the outdoor wooden hot tub that is Roanoke and recap episodes 1 & 2. Cat gives some background on how the season was promoted and received and Aurora talks a little bit about the history of the Roanoke colony. Cat praises Aurora for her incredible taste in recommending the show Evil. Aurora raves about the Netflix original horror HIS HOUSE. https://www.instagram.com/downwardfacingdeath/ email us at downwardfacingdeath@gmail.com

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

The Cinema Bums are joined by Irene Polk to start their new miniseries covering all of the films written by Jordan Peele! They kick things off with the Key and Peele action comedy Keanu in this cat-tastic episode. The trio discusses Jordan's improv history, the hints of horror in his comedy writing, and talk a surprising amount about Jurassic Park. Tune in to hear Wade reveal this movie's unexpected Grand Theft Auto connection, Emmet ask how hard it can really be to do a wall

The Cinema Bums are joined by Irene Polk to start their new miniseries covering all of the films written by Jordan Peele! They kick things off with the Key and Peele action comedy Keanu in this cat-tastic episode. The trio discusses Jordan's improv history, the hints of horror in his comedy writing, and talk a surprising amount about Jurassic Park. Tune in to hear Wade reveal this movie's unexpected Grand Theft Auto connection, Emmet ask how hard it can really be to do a wall jump, and Irene argue

"Go have no fun somewhere else!" The boys, alongside special guest and Cat superfan Dorothy Page, tackle a true Slimehouse behemoth. In discussing this "Mother of all messes," they explore this movie's role in the decline of the Prime Slime era, "The Shrek Effect" of pop culture references in Slimehouse, and how this reviled film might actually be an example of a self-aware form of Postmodern Slime. --- Send in a voice message:

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