"Psytopics is like R&B Dianetics."This week’s most unapologetically anti-fascist horror movie is... Freaky Tales. This film has everything: A Scott Pilgrim-style street brawl between punks and Nazis, a soft-spoken supervillain who can make a lisp sound menacing, and Sleepy Floyd, a samurai warrior who dunks on racists AND slices them in half. If you love magical realism, anarchist justice, and movies that ask, “What if vibes were weapons?”, this episode’s for you. What did you all think of

This week the TMB crew throw open the door and invite you all in as they discuss the viral vampire epic, Sinners (2025). They sink their teeth into this modern classic, headlined by the hip (Michael B Jordan)² and directed by the cool Coogler. Join in as they breakdown and banter about the blues, booze and blood in this blockbuster!

Todays episode I gave a unique review of the classic Disney Pixar movie "CARS" starring Owen Wilson, which was requested to me by my friend JORDAN!!! I also complained about technical difficulties and then I put me, Penguin the Pussy and a bunch of my favourite celebs/characters/youtubers into a hunger games simulator to see who would WIN!!!! And finally I gave a wonderful performance to this weeks song suggestion "22" by Lily Allen. ENJOY MY MOLES!!!!

CatBusRuss's favorite Michael Crichton film was 1973's "Westworld". He is also more of a Jonathan Nolan fan than his older brother. Gregory Carl is quite the well-read, sci-fi-loving truck stop employee in Central Illinois. "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" is a tale he is fascinated by. Thus, "Companion" is a film the two should have quite an interesting conversation about.And for this podcast's host, it was indeed interesting. Can a robot consent

Flow is an animated-adventure film released in 2024. This Academy Award Winner follows the story of a cat whose home is devastated by a great flood and while finding refuge on a boat meets various animals including a dog, secretary bird, capybara, and a lemur, who despite their differences, have to team up for a chance of survival.Currently, Flow (2024) is available to steam on YouTube TV, Max, Hulu, Sling TV, and Amazon Prime with a premium subscription as well as to purchase on Google Play Movies

Hello and welcome listeners to Episode 290 of Journey with a Cinephile: A Horror Movie Podcast. In this episode, your tour guide, David Garrett Jr., continues his Voyage through the FiVes, Episode #8. This sees Featured Reviews of One Frightened Night (1935) and Sinners (2025). This makes for an interesting double feature of two films, 90 years apart and both take place over one evening where dark things happen. I also got to see these films for Mini-Reviews: Cat’s Eye (1985), A Hard Place (2025),

Everyone needs a friend or a someone to love! This week, we review 2025 Oscar winning 'Flow', a 5+ year project; with beautiful animation; a lonesome cat, who makes friends with other animals to survive a flash flooded utopia. Plus, we go back to the 80's in the first of 3 Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore romcoms in tuneful 'The Wedding Singer'. We also have a Sandler quiz! Enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rod and Karen banter about the NBA draft lottery, Tory Lanez, thanking Rod for cooking, @followers sucks and Pat McAfee playing around with the n-word again. Then they discuss a billboard calls Trump a dictator, Trump is gifted plan from Qatar, self deportation program, Trump won't commit to upholding the constitution, David Hogg on Maher, Gender Wars, Diddy News, man bites of cat's ear, man flashes McDonald's drive-thru, man found slumped over in car at McDonald's and sword ratchetness

This time on Rank Rotten we’re headed back to 2000 again with the absolute Crocbuster that is Lake Placid.Synopsis: ‘Four people attempt to stop a gigantic crocodile who is terrorising residents in Blake Lake, Maine’.Join us as we talk about the film’s scores, go over the whole plot, talk about trivia. We’ll also talk about beaver-tagging, Betty White and chop-o-diles!If you would like to tell us what you thought of Coyote Ugly, suggest a rotten film you’d like us to talk about or just say hello you

“You have the right to remain charming. Anything you say can and will be used to make me blush.”This week’s most romantically unhinged horror movie is... Heart Eyes. This film has everything: A vineyard that produces a very bloody red, A killer throuple, And a masked maniac who forces a DTR mid-murder. If you love rom-com tropes, blood-soaked meet-cutes, and horror villains who demand emotional clarity, this episode’s for you! What did you all think of our episode on Heart Eyes? Tell us on our

What happens when the ocean's deadliest creatures meet natural disasters? You get a podcast! And not just any podcast, but TGTBTM. This week, we tackle the SyFy cult classic, Sharknado, and honestly, we are long overdue for it. What drinking game did Devon play while watching this movie? Which student of Lukas' bested him in class over Schrodinger's cat? And what kind of care would a lava covered tarantula with 6 pack abs drive? Tune in this week to find out all this and more, but only on "The Good,

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob are happy with their haircuts as they breakdown the script to Michael Bay's 1996 action masterpiece The Rock.

Ellen (Brogues or Death) joins to talk about the 2024 psychological horror-thriller “The Rule of Jenny Pen,” starring Geoffrey Rush, John Lithgow, and George Henare. Directed by James Ashcroft. Featuring Chekhov’s Bird Clock, Chekhov’s Portentous Cat, Chekhov’s Inhaler, and more. Chekhov’s Whatever: YouTube | Substack | Email | Libsyn | Instagram

This program heralds in a series of new beginnings for our podcasting team. The first of these would be an episode odometer reading of an even 50 episodes. The second is another oddity of its own, a new cinema offering that we're calling Beyond the Small Screen. When this little selection comes up, our podcasters have a chance to talk about a movie that was released for a wider audience in a colossally larger theater house. This time, Becky, Jake, and Sammy the cat have chosen a 1980's classi...

Jeff Goldblum + Geena Davis + Jim Carrey = A great way to beat the monotony of shallow, capitalistic existence. CatBusRuss was his standard dower self going into the weekend while ThePoeticCritic was sour about the lack of cool guests going into the Chicago Con season. Needing summer to start now, CatBusRuss turned to an 80's camp classic he just never got around to, "Earth Girls Are Easy". TPC just happens to offer some of the best insights into this Julie Brown vanity project.

​​Welcome to You Haven't Blanked That! It's Val Kilmer month and we watched Tombstone. We talk about how this feels like a thesis statement on Westerns, Cowboy Actors: The movie, Save The Cat, Tombstone Rashomon, Which is one is worse, Billy Zane, Setups, Val Kilmer's resting place, Mallrats, Thomas Haden Church, open carry, Corey Feldman, I'm your Huckleberry.What We Are Blanking: Animal Pound, Fahrenheit 182, Punk OC, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, 30 Rock, Repo-Man Comic​​Opening theme by the

Face the music. We're reviewing the 1997 action thriller Face/Off, starring John Travolta and Nicholas Cage as arch-nemesis Fake-Castor Real-Sean Archer and Fake-Sean Real-Castor Troy, who switch faces in a high-stake game of cat and mouse. Can the film's over-the-top action and plot armour save it from it's absurd premise, or does it ramp slow mo boat flippy explody implode under it's own ridiculousness?Tune in to hear our thoughtsEdited by BrendanTheme Song: Summer Groove - Avni VibesSpotify:

In this episode Brandon talks about a piece of cinema gold in the form of The Music Man. Ya got trouble (right here in River City) if you don't listen in to this one!Follow Movie Galaxy on BlueSky and Twitter.

This Episode is dedicated to the memory of Pat's best friend and OG friend of the Podcast, Mike Grossman, who passed away unexpectedly in March at the young age of 49. Episode 23 is a deep dive discussion into the final movie of Phase 3: Spider-Man Far From Home. Off topic rambles include Unfortunate Superpowers, Cat Parenthood, and Frosted Mini-Wheats.Hosts Bryan Shirley and Pat Moriarty are a devoted acolyte and unspoiled noob to the MCU respectively. Come along with us as we explore every

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