In the first episode of our new season all about monsters, we talk about The Island of lost Souls (1932) and Cat People (1942). These two films make for a wicked double bill of cat-themed horror. I’m joined in this episode by Dr. Alison Peirse, author and professor specialised in horror cinema, to discuss Panther Women, cat-themed horror and how these films tackle female sexuality. *** The Final Girls are a UK-based film collective exploring the intersections of horror film and feminism

Nina Lee discusses her series Sorry About That, her love of horror films, her family’s history with ghosts, and much more!

We invited the Partial Historians onto our show to discuss one of their favorite topics and ours: Spartacus in film and pop culture. Join us in a no-holds-barred conversation in which Dr. Rad unleashes the beast, Dr. G stages a rebellion-within-the-rebellion, and Dr. Rad's cat has a LOT to say. Get ad-free episodes here: https://www.patreon.com/ancienthistoryfangirl https://partialhistorians.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tim is joined once again by our Feline Film Consultant Mark Adams to review That Darn Cat! We also talk about The Holiday That Never Was (Cheers, COVID-19!)Host/EditorTim HentonCo- HostChris WilsonMusic: Ether/AweLogo: Cris HouseTwitter: @podwamFacebook: Without A Mouse PodcastInsta: @withoutamouseEmail: withoutamouse@gmail.comWe Made This: @wemadethispod

She’s pure pagan faerytale - prepare to meet wondrous, wild-hearted and ever so witty singer-songwriter S.J Tucker. What stars Kim Novak, James Stewart and a cat called Pyewacket? The classic film, Bell Book and Candle, that’s what! Lucy unveils the stories behind the scenes of this bewitching tale of a very sexy Witch in New York City. And, just for you, Lucy summons up a health spell, to give us all a magickal edge throughout these strange and challenging times. All music is by SJ Tucker and

May 2020: In this edition, I call stateside to catch up with the fabulous, one and only, Chesney Hawkes. Chesney shot to fame when he won the lead role in the film Buddy's Song, alongside Roger Daltrey, but it was when he found himself to be one of the first teenagers in pop history to bag the Number One spot with a debut release, that he made international stardom. "The One And Only" stayed at the top for five weeks, going on to become one of the undisputed global anthems of its time as it

We watched the weirdo roadtrip buddy comedy about burying Crispin Glover's dead cat in the desert! Yep... we watched 1992's RUBIN AND ED directed by Utah's greatest director TRENT HARRIS. ALSO, we started a Patreon! There's a new patreon exclusive podacst 'In Search of the Perfect Podcast', but since times are tough we decided to make it available to everyone for free. We love you. Make good choices! PLEASE LEAVE US A APPLE PODCAST REVIEW...WE WILL SEND YOU AN ACTUAL APPLE send us a letter or a

Robert Earl Price holds the American Film Institute's William Wyler award for screenwriting, a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship for Poetry and a Cultural Olympics commission for theater. He was a 2012 recipient of a Maryland Individual Artist Award. His play Blue Monk was produced in Johannesburg, South Africa. His eleven full-length plays include an adaptation of Claude Brown's Man Child in the Promised Land and a ritual play, Black Cat Bones For Seven Sons. He has four volumes of poetry:

Join us for another episode of Dolewhip and Dreams as I'm joined by our guest Rachel Quirky Schenk and we take a deep dive into the Paris of yesterday to figure out just why everyone wants to be a cat, with the Aristocats!

Cat Alvardo, Comedian and Host of the podcast Villains of History drops in for this quarantined episode of Black & A Half. She and Silas talk about her fascination with exposing villains, her podcast, her journey from theatre to economics to comedy, bidets, and how they are coping with the quarantined life.

Our appreciation of 1969 continues with our second look at an adaptation of Edowaga Rampo’s work, Blind Beast. Directed by Yasuzo Masumura, the film stars Mako Midori as Aki Shima, a model, and Eiji Funakoshi as Michio, a blind sculptor who becomes obsessed with her. He and his mother kidnap Aki and keep her in his warehouse studio where the two become engaged in a game of cat and mouse as he tries to create a new form of art that only the blind can appreciate.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

Lizzy Garcia is back on the pod! We have trivia questions about novels, Disney, #1 hits, Arthur Miller, and video games, as well as a cat-pun movie round. Find out which actor should star in every Star Wars film, which actor should star as Princess Peach, and how intensely Julia has studied The Little Mermaid. Featuring a brand-new theme song from our old buddy, Dr. Spin (@yingling). ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

As the film version of CATS continues to cause the modern world to scream "What on earth is a Jellicle Cat?!" Jeff sits down with director/super fan James Vasquez and Broadway vet John Treacy Egan to discuss this anomaly of Musical Theatre. How did a musical about cats become the first mega blockbuster of this art form? And why, in 2019, is everyone still surprised by it? Follow our guests on Instagram: James Vasquez- @the_jimmyv John Treacy Egan- @officialjohntreacyegan Be sure to check out this

Mark Wofford, General Manager of rental house and sound studio company PC&E, discusses the history of the business and the importance of community!

We kick-off Noirvember 2019 with a look at Joseph H. Lewis’s The Big Combo (1955). Written by Philip Yordan, the film stars Cornel Wilde as Lt. Leonard Diamond. He’s a cop with a soft spot for Susan Lowell (Jean Wallace), the main squeeze of Mr. Brown (Richard Conte). Diamond and Brown play a strange game of cat and mouse as Diamond seems to pursue justice while Brown is a psychopathic thug who thinks he’s anything but.Jedidiah Ayres and Brian Hoyle join Mike to discuss the film and posit just what

This week, the wonderful Mark Adams joins us to chat about Jake the cat and his lovely face. Host/EditorTim HentonCo- HostChris WilsonGuestMark AdamsMusic: Ether/AweLogo: Cris HouseTwitter: @podwamInsta: @withoutamouseWe Made This: @wemadethispod

It's a semi-delirious episode this week on the Horrorble People's Podcast as Anthony and Alix trudge through the horrors of the dark web as well as Alix placating her super hyperactive cats. For the first time ever the team covers the sequel of a series before the original and for good reason. What about this film sets it apart from the original? Why did it under perform expectations? Why is the distortion in this movie timed so perfectly? Listen to find out this week! Forgive the cat noises, they

This week: The monster takes a mate! Bela Lugosi's finest hour! The strange life of Edgar G. Ulmer! And the absurd brilliance of "The Black Cat"! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices