Happy "Little Friday" as we like to call Thursday! Today we had a big guest on the show, the actor who played Neville Longbottom in the Harry Potter films! Matthew Lewis is his real name and he's starring alongside Kiwi actress Rose Matafeo in a hilarious new film called Baby Done. Ben mentioned that last night he was so tired after work he accidentally put cat food into the washing machine instead of washing powder, and we had some great people call up telling us what delirious thing they did when

Grammy winning musician Cliff Goldmacher discusses working with his hero Keb’ Mo, how filmmakers can use his music in their films, and his new book The Reason for the Rhymes!

Lee is joined by Logan Hawkes who plays Ephraim Winslow, a character with a mysterious connection to Robert Pattinson's character Thomas Howard in Robert Eggers sophomore feature for A24, The Lighthouse.Logan shares with us the surprising story of how his barbershop the Lucky Cat in Nova Scotia played a key role in his casting in The Lighthouse, his experience on the set, working with Robert Pattinson, Robert Eggers, Willem Dafoe and former guest on the show Valeriia Karman, and much more!

Noah, and guest host Andy interview Jenna about several ghostly experiences. Do you like hitchhiking ghost, Ouija board hauntings and intense psychic abilities? Of course you do! Well you are going to love this episode as Jenna shares several amazing supernatural experiences with us. You can check out all of Andy's amazing work in film at his website Andres-Rovira.com make sure to check out his latest two short films Refugio, and Noche Buena. Let us know what you think and email us at

Michael Ferrell is the writer, director, and star of the feature films LAURA GETS A CAT and TWENTY MILLION PEOPLE, both independently produced by the team of Devin Sanchez, Chris Prine, and himself.His short films/web series include: STOOP SALE, HARD TIMES, HOT WATER, and BEFORE THE STORM.He has written numerous plays, mostly produced off-off-Broadway, including JERSEY SHORE HOUSE, THE BLUE MARTINI, SPRING AND JAKE, LIFE IS SHORT, and HOW BABIES ARE MADE.His play for high school actors, DELAYED

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

June 2020: Matthew Ferraro’s written, arranged and produced original music for Academy Award winning films like The Insider and The Incredibles, as well as Emmy Winning TV shows such as Futurama, Dune, and Olive the Other Reindeer. If that wasn’t enough, he also includes video games Spiderman and X-Men, BBC Radio 4 productions and hundreds of commercials amongst his portfolio, and he’s even produced a score for prayers by Pope John Paul II. The California Arts Council deemed Matthew Ferraro’s

Taylor Ri’chard from 3rd Fathom Films discusses his new film Hallowed Be Thy name, 80’s horror, his non-profit The Raze Foundation, and much more!

Duncan Hodges and Alex Woodruff from Pineapple Cut Pictures discuss their horror short Forgive Us, queer themes in horror films, and much more!

In 2013, Joe Exotic had two husbands, a dedicated staff of misfits, and over 200 tigers in his private zoo. But Joe also had a rivalry with fellow big cat owner, Carole Baskin. When their feud spun out of control, Joe found himself in a cage of his own. In this episode, host Rebecca Lavoie (Crime Writers On…) will be speaking with co-directors Eric Goode and Rebecca Chaiklin. There will be spoilers so make sure you’ve watched all 7 episodes! A note to listeners, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this

Tommy and Peter from Wild Hunt Media discuss their multimedia project The Affected World, the films they’ve made in this world, and much more!

It’s Boo Crew Wicked Weekends! For our 100th episode we summon one of the stars of one of the best horror films in years and a new classic, HEREDITARY, none other than Alex Wolff! Hang out with us as he takes you behind the scenes of his incredible work in Ari Aster’s masterpiece. We explore how he filmed that classroom sequence, how he achieved his intense performance throughout the film and running errands with Millie Shapiro in character! Hear the spooky goings on during the filming of MY FRIEND

On this episode of I Know That Face Stephen Porzio and Andrew Carroll go native with a discussion on BAFTA Rising Star nominee Barry Keoghan. Perhaps best known as the psychotic cat murderer Wayne in Love/Hate Keoghan has starred and supported in numerous Irish films like Stalker, Mammal and Black '47. He has also gone international with supporting turns as an arrogant but reluctant art thief in American Animals, a teenage psychopath in The Killing of a Sacred Deer and a doomed yet brave schoolboy

Don’t F**k With Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer, follows a team of armchair detectives searching for an anonymous cat killer before he can escalate to something worse. Crime Writers On… host Rebecca Lavoie talks with director Mark Lewis about the rise of online sleuths, his choice to show segments of the animal abuse videos, and whether the audience should also be complicit in the crimes of  Luka Magnotta.

Steve & Izzy continue Cat-tober, a month of talking about films that star cats (obviously evil ones, since cats are evil), as they discuss 1982's "Cat People" from director Paul Schrader and starring Nastassia Kinski, Malcolm McDowell & Kevin McCallister's dad in an erotic horror thriller!!! Who would we cast in the reboot (besides Nicolas Cage obviously)? Wait, this is already a reboot? David Bowie did the music for this movie?!? Is the world ready for an incestuous erotic thriller involving

For this year's Halloween episode, we're discussing the paranormal! Our favorite supernatural horror films, tell some stories about things that go bump in the night, and ask to hear YOUR tales of close encounters of the spooky kind!WEBSITE: https://www.nerdtothethirdpower.com ASK A GEEK! Email questions to drgonzo@nerdtothethirdpower.com FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/nerdtothethirdThe Cat: https://twitter.com/LabyrinthCatSkyblaze: https://twitter.com/blazingskies Multiverse Bryan:

Steve & Izzy continue Cat-tober, a month of talking about films that star cats (obviously evil ones, since cats are evil), as they discuss 1981/2015's "ROAR" from writer - director - producer - liontamer - caterer Noel Marshall and his incredibly understanding family. Do you consider yourself a cat person? How dare you?!? Have you ever been petrified watching a movie? IS NOEL MARSHALL F**KING INSANE?!? Let's find out!!! So kick back, grab a few brews, try not to scream, and enjoy!!! Also,

Steve & Izzy continue Cat-tober, a month of talking about films that star cats (obviously evil ones, since cats are evil), as they discuss 1989's "Pet Semetary" from writer Stephen King and starring Denise Crosby, Fred Gwynne & Miko Hughes. If you could bring back somebody from the dead, would you? Is dead sometimes better? Will Steve stop using that Maine accent?!? Let's find out!!! So kick back, grab a few brews, don't go down that road, and enjoy!!! Also, follow us on Twitter, Instagram &

Steve & Izzy continue Cat-tober, a month of talking about films that star cats (obviously evil ones, since cats are evil), as they discuss 1992's "Sleepwalkers" from writer Stephen King and starring Alice Krige, Brian Krause, Madchen Amick & a host of cameos in... yet another erotic horror thriller!?! What is it with cat people & incest? Is the music of this movie incredible or what? What are the true extent of the sleepwalkers powers? Be they aliens?!? Let's find out!!! So kick back, grab a

Listen in as we interview Viarnne Mischon, Director of Australia's Funky Kids Radio along with reporters Felix and Jojo, review Abominable, The Current War, Backyard Wilderness 3D and The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot about That: Season 3, Volume 2. Hosts Gerry O. and Calista B. are joined by KIDS FIRST! Critics Leandro, Abraham, Nathalia, Beatrice and Selene. Before you spend your hard earned dollars at the movies, be sure to listen to what our youth reporters have to say.