The Artist pays tribute to Brian & Sly. Mex revisits a scary film from his youth, only to find that he can't say "baboon". Your Huckleberry then covers a mormon, heavy metal jam and provides a sanctuary for Brokeback Finches.

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

The only good thing about this season is being graced by the vampiric charisma of Sisqó, aka the artist behind the thong song. Not even Punky Brewster could save this one. We got exactly one Buffy the Vampire Slayer parody to open this season of Sabrina the Teenage Witch and it's all downhill from there. I don't know, man.Today's modern recommendation is North of North.Featuring Alex Baxter Scott as Merlin the cat.https://www.eff.org/Please take the time to check in with the Electronic

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The 4th best Hitchcock movie according to our listeners is Vertigo from 1958. On our rewatch of Vertigo, we discuss Severance transitions, the difference between acrophobia and agoraphobia, and poor calf raising form Check out The Divide by Morgan Richter, a novel with Vertigo elements! https://morganrichter.net/blog/the-divide/ If you want more Hitchcock content, please consider becoming a HitchPod supporter. Just go to patreon.com/HitchPod and for as little as $2/month get access to our

Send us a text This week, to celebrate the month of his birth, Pete picked another movie from his childhood that he definitely should not have been watching so young - John Carpenter's Vampires! This late 90's western tells the story of a church-backed group of cowboys who hunt vampires across the United States. James Woods and one of the lesser Baldwin brothers must stop the bad guy from Karate Kid 3 before he unlocks a dark magic that will allow vampires to walk around in the day time. Bada...

In this hour, Cat Mues breaks down STL’s music buzz, while Edward Perotti shares tips on designing like a star. We also spotlight Session Taco and their bold flavors. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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,

Men in suits wearing cane baskets on the head? Arcane rituals? Goats? Irish folk horror is the greatest horror sub subgenre.Follow Spooko on Insta: @_spooko_Join the Feel Bad Club on our discord: https://discord.gg/mJAJYCChGyAnd check out ANOTHER pod from Peach & Shag (it's about Gordon Ramsay): @peachandshagsnightmaremethodSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lights, camera, action! Rob and Jess are discussing movie and TV terms in this filmic episode of Words Unravelled.🎥 Why do Brits call movies "films"? 🤷🏼‍♂️ Why has Allen Smithee directed so many terrible movies? 🙀 Why is there a "dead cat" on every Hollywood set? These questions answered, and many more, in this episode crammed with film and television etymology. 👕 OUR MERCH 👚 US SHOP: https://wordsunravelledshop.myspreads... EU/UK SHOP: https://wordsunravelledshop.myspreads... WATCH THIS

Alas, THE COLONEL has been called back to undertake waterboard training sessions and will not be able to continue broadcasting memorable movie scores of a weekend. The Good Lady Lawyer her Indoors - Mrs Colonel - has put her foot down. MIND the SCORE however, will feature in a 10 minute SPECIAL segment at the top of the show at 9am - on THE COLONEL's Wednesday TWaT (tues, wed and thur) show. But if you shout loud enough and pledge money to KPCR.org on the Signal Society, perhaps I can

2021 was a hell of a year: My wife, Chemayne, passes in December of 2020, during the height of the pandemic; The following year is spent stumbling in a maze of confusion - (to be honest, the smoke is just starting to clear); Some solace is found online with a slavic angel of mercy; Chemayne's cat, Boo, and I (the remaining survivors) learn to tolerate, and even find comfort, in each other; Work, and music continue; Red Dead Redemption 2 becomes an obsession; and, of co...

It's time for Princess Bubblegum's super science BBQ! Will Finn wow the princess with his intelligence, or will his latest scheme blow up like some 4th dimensional bubble? Back in the studio, RoseCat discovers a soapbox upon which to climb, while Mahadopus laments his choice to not go to worm college. Meanwhile, the long suffering Queen Princess Velvet, martyr amongst pets, and patron saint of the unsnacked, demands the immediate release of greens upon her kingdom, but is cruelly ignored as the

George HIrthler and Bob Judson discuss their 1996 Atlanta Olympics doc "The Games in Black & White" in advance of their premiere at the Atlanta Film Festival on April 26th!

In Episode 13 of Smarter Campus, host Zach Kinzler sits down with Victoria Davis—aka the Cool Cat Teacher—to explore how AI is rewriting the rulebook in education. Victoria shares her journey from writing code at age seven to shaping classrooms as a Computer Science and Digital Film teacher, IT director, and award-winning blogger. Together they discuss:How AI’s progression “goes viral” once it hits a tipping point (thanks to insights from Peter Diamandis’s The Future Is Faster Than You