Send us a text This episode is planting all the seeds for the season finale!! An awkward moment between Luke, Lorelai, and Rachel at the Diner, Rory is mad at the world and hurting over Dean, Max Medina and Lorelai move forward with their relationship, Rory has a sleepover at her grandparents' house, and Cat potholders.....we have a lot to talk about!! Grab a snack, grab a coffee, and Let's Talk Gilmore!!

Ed Wheatley, author of From St. Louis to Cooperstown, steps up to share legendary stories celebrating STL’s rich baseball legacy. Then, Cat Mues, STL’s go-to band enthusiast, gives the lowdown on the hottest local music scene and who to follow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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This episode of The Movie Goers Pod features a discussion of sports, pop culture and random stuff. We open with the NBA Finals, talk about cooking/seasoning our food and viral cooking videos (8:05), Doja Cat and a fan (15:30), and Gunna getting a bag (24:30). You can play our podcasts on all streaming platforms. Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/1LHZ3w9UOGilWOKkHJAHJO?si=f8419fd5c11c461d Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/movie-goers-pod/id1788445...

In this atmospheric detective drama, we dissect Insomnia, Christopher Nolan’s psychological thriller set in the eerie, sunlit isolation of Alaska. With haunting performances by Al Pacino (Heat, Scent of a Woman) and Robin Williams (One Hour Photo, Good Will Hunting), the film explores themes of guilt, sleeplessness, and moral ambiguity. As a cat-and-mouse game unfolds between a veteran detective and a calculating killer, Nolan crafts an intense, slow-burning story full of tension and ethical ...

It's time for another lighthearted adventure in Ooo, you know, with death, the underworld, and heavy metal (ROCK ON!!!) Finn and Jake go on a mission to retrieve a soul from the land of the dead. Mahadopus shares the secrets of what happens in the Muslim-hereafter, while Rosecat draws on Death imagery from all over the world. Most importantly, her royalness Empress Velvet, light of all that she surveys and protector of the fleece sleep sack, makes demands for sustenance; ten cases of crisy lettuce

In today’s episode, we crack open Netflix’s Tudum 2025—the glitzy global fanfest where Netflix pulled out all the stops. From live performances by Lady Gaga and Rhea Ripley, to first-look trailers for Stranger Things, Squid Game, Wednesday, Frankenstein, Knives Out and more—we unpack the biggest reveals, what they mean for fandom, and why Tudum could be the streaming event of the year.Don’t miss our video content on Youtube and follow us on Instagram for the latest updates!

Send us a text Welcome to another episode of Almost Classic Movies, where Jon and Donald are diving into the next chapter of their How to Train Your Dragon series—with a side of chaotic intros and cat-like dragons. This week, it's How to Train Your Dragon 2 (aka Episode 35 of the pod), and things get emotional. 🔥 In this episode: Why this sequel might actually be better than the originalThe surprisingly deep themes of grief, leadership, and legacyA breakdown of the movie’s world-building,

Ren Wednesday and Adam Whybray are joined by returning guest Ava Foxfort (veteran of our Deptford Mice episodes) to talk about the beloved 80s masterpiece Terrorvision, and also some film called Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The Bob Hoskins Appreciation Society is fully represented, and the adjective grody finds its perfect application. Grab yourself a specific brand of lager beer, and get on into it! *Unlike the movie Terrorvision, this podcast is not sponsered by any American beer companies.

Hieu Hunyh comes on the show to talk about her film Rice & Grits, growing up Vietnamese-American in the Deep South, and how her journalism career influenced her filmmaking!

It's Giallo... May? Better late than never as we dive into the comic book/fumete world of Sexy Cat. Claws, comedy, killer outfits, and a killer so obvious, even Erica figured it out early.Watch it here before listening: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJXMY-8NNbkNext Episode: The Headless Eyes (1971) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2zJn9Yp9OoKlon’s Sizzlin’ Summer of Sidesplitters: https://letterboxd.com/fleamarked/list/sizzlin-summer-of-side-splitters-2025/F This Movie’s Junesploitation Challenge:

Shark flicks have become a dime a dozen lately, thanks to stock footage and CGI. But a shark flick where the fish are less dangerous than the human antagonist? Now that’s unique! Tune in to hear us break down “Dangerous Animals” — from the standout performances of Jai Courtney and Hassie Harrison, to how this film epitomized the term “cat & mouse thriller,” and that one scene that had us squirming in our seats. 👍

Erik Childress and Steve Prokopy go from the comically violent travails of adoptive parents Nick Kroll and Andrew Rannells (I Don’t Understand You) to yet another exorcism film with Al Pacino and Dan Stevens (The Ritual). The creature that once stalked Schwarzenegger now gets animated (Predator: Killer of Killers) and a shark-loving serial killer leads to a cat-and-mouse battle on a boat (Dangerous Animals). Wes Anderson delivers his latest (The Phoenician Scheme), Mike Flanagan adapts another

On this episode:Ms. "Deirdrey?"Classic EvelynAre we in the wrong timeline?How long WILL he be president?Some would say Kynan's laugh is "infectious."A fisher of complimentsThe cat is content for some reason.......and more!---Learn more about supporting this podcast by becoming a member. It's just $5/month or $55/year. Visit our website to learn more.Check out the other podcasts in the Banana for Scale family of podcasts:The Devil's Details: The Evolution of the Devil Through Art &

Logan Janis from Mostly Superheroes brings the latest binge-worthy picks and what's hot on screen. Cat Mues gives us the scoop on STL’s coolest live shows and cultural events with What’s Rockin’ in the City. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A piano eats a girl. A head bites a butt. A cat shoots lasers from its eyes.Welcome to the bonkers, beautiful chaos that is HOUSE (1977), the Japanese horror masterpiece that defies logic and embraces madness. You may never be the same after seeing this movie.Send us a textSupport the show

Kate & Joshua, together with their younger sister and some friends, created the short film “Moon Cat,” which premiered at the RiverRun International Film Festival. Richard sat down with the two sibling filmmakers to discuss their journey from the film’s conception to watching it in on the big screen at Marketplace Cinema. Film Synopsis: “Two sisters navigate what loving each other truly means as they better understand themselves and each other.” https://riverrunfilm.com/even...

This episode we begin our coverage of Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF)! We're discussing what we've seen so far, making recommendations, and letting you know when/where/how you can see the best films out of SIFF! All reviews and commentary are spoiler-free! Timestamps 06:50 - Four Mothers 10:28 - Billy 14:50 - Cat Town, U.S.A. 18:20 - Paying for It 21:45 - Time Travel is Dangerous 26:22 - Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass 31:19 - Struggle Without End 34:09 - Inv...

What time is it? Stay home and play some video games time! Finn and Jake may be out of their depth in a virtual world where things get a little too real. Back in the studio, RoseCat goes to the trouble of looking up the difference between a "sprite" and an "avatar" and then goes on to not use the correct word even a single time. Mahadopus sings the praises of chip tunes. All the while, a royal suffers: Empress Queen Velvet Pig, lady of the snack trough and water bottle attempts to contribute and is

Grab your chador and the cat because we're talking Ana Lily Amirpour's feature debut, A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night (2014). Joining us on the skateboard into Bad City is writer Abby Olcese, who appreciates the mood of this black and white Iranian Western vampire film. Plus: the Girl's moral code, the film's open ending, drug dealer decor, and why Arash is such a clingy sad boy. Questions? Comments? Snark? Connect with the boys on BlueSky, Instagram, Youtube, Letterboxd, Facebook, or join the