John and Andy take an unexpected turn on their zombie journey and stumble into Maniac (1934), an early exploitation flick. The film’s poster promises “dynamic sex lectures” and “strange loves exposed”, but the movie delivers mad scientists, murder, a cat named Satan and maybe one zombie.US Theatrical Release Date: September 11, 1934US One Sheet PosterTheme music composed by Neil Dube.www.pond5.com Contact:zombiestrainspodcast@gmail.comwww.zombiestrainspodcast.comInstagram

The cat. The bat. The bird. Yes, 1992’s Batman Returns was stuffed to the gills with iconic characters. Danny DeVito’s Penguin and Michelle Pfeiffer’s Catwoman took center stage while Michael Keaton’s caped crusader basically drove around and posed a lot. Hardly mattered. Audiences flocked to see this sex-charged sequel. But now, decades later, is this dimly lit superhero hit too dark? Is the Penguin too gross? And is Catwoman too horny for this PG-13 flick? The Old Roommates throw on some black

Knock knock?Who's there?It's the Ice King with his new princess fiancée! Oh, happy day. But not if Finn and Jake can't throw the IK one wing-ding of a shindig for his bachelor party. Meanwhile, Mahadopus laments how much time has passed since last the caloric castle of the Candy Kingdom last graced the screen, and Rosecat makes the argument that Scream changed everything. Plus! Are the Moseys secretly anti-marriage? Listen to find out! (Spoiler: they aren't)

Send us a textSouth Carolina hip hop artist, Christou Da Keeng talks about Kendrick Lamar and Drake beef and the impact of the Super Bowl. He explains to viewers what the music scene is like in his region and why he is considered one of the top artists from there.Christou Da Keeng is both a rapper and singer who believes artists such as Rihanna and Doja Cat would be great collaborations. We learn the reason for his name and his favorites artists that has influenced him along with his mother's

On this episode:Et tu, Waymond?Euler, Dancer, Soldier, SpyThe Tough Mom Mask slips!The beef between Deirdre and Evelyn...Is Evelyn an Aries?Save the Cat!Are you a Cyclops person or a Psylocke person?Don't look in the 7TB "Boring Tax Documents" file!Running into Goombas and away from mushroomsFaceHuggerBook - the perfect social media platform for the perfect organism....and more!---Learn more about supporting this podcast by becoming a member. It's just $5/month or $55/year. Visit our

How much fear can a person hold in their guts? Let’s find out with poots, submarines, and concussions! Finn and Jake explore Ooo’s vast ocean from underneath. Meanwhile, back in the studio, Royal Empress Godqueen Velvet tries to save the audience from the machinations of another Rosecat monologue. But, will her thirsty clicks be heard over the sad sound of Mahadopus talking about his childhood?

…. and then there were three.We cover Supermarkets, looting, Wolf Hall, cat soup, all the latest local news, and Buckers’ first quiz appearance as my new full-time co conspirator is a crisp packet identification special.Pics posted on Insta a few days ago, answers to follow.Oh and some cracking beers from https://www.brasscastle.co.uk/Get it down ye.Additional music by SergeQuadrado, AlexiAction, Muzaproduction, Ashot-Danielyan, Julius H, RomanSenykMusic, AudioCoffee, SoundGalleryBy, Gr...

Hailing Frequencies Open - Send us a message! Marcy returns to help the gang over the finish line as they discuss the series finale, All Good Things! Worf pitches a big top, Data gets hit on by a cat, and Picard plays the dildo. Meanwhile Cameron wonders how to get around in the future, Rob brings back a bit, Bobi wonders about nips, Marcy chokes to death, and John laughs so hard he bleeds. All this plus a round of "Cat Spotting," "What's that Ep," and "Finale Finalists!" Engorge! Check out ...

Writer and director Oz Perkins returns to the show to discuss the success of Longlegs, working with Nicholas Cage, and why David Lynch was so important to him. He also gives us insight into the world of The Monkey which comes out February 21st!

This week on Midnight Terrors, it's the return of Momma Midnight! This episode has been in the works for some time now...but it is finally here! This week, Kevin and Roy sit down with Kevin's Mom, Cat aka Momma Midnight, to discuss the 70's throwback sleeper hit from 2024...Late Night With The Devil! What did your co-hosts think of this movie? What is it about this movie that surprised and stuck with people so much? Find out now on episode 115 of The Midnight Terrors Podcast!

Tornem a l’estudi després d’un primer programa en directe, que podeu recuperar a les plataformes de pòdcast, i també al canal de YouTube de Núvol. Una mica acabant temporada (abans d’acabar us anunciarem sorpreseta), ens retrobem per parlar d’un cineasta que, com diria MISHIMA, "qui n’ha begut -del seu cinema, s’entén- en tindrà set tota la vida", perquè el director que avui ens ocupa és un autor amb una mirada única, lliure i profunda com ben pocs. Sí, estem parlant del nostre estimadíssim ...

In this episode, we dive deep into the aftermath of the Critics Choice Awards, exploring how recent controversies surrounding "Emilia Perez" and "The Brutalist" have influenced this year’s winners.Are the critics playing it safe, or is there a shift in what’s being celebrated?We unpack the ripple effects on the Oscars race—can "Anora" maintain its momentum amid the turbulence?Join us as we break down the key narratives, the surprise wins, and what it all means for the road to the Academy Awards

In this episode, we dive into Flow (2024), the visually unique animated feature from Gints Zilbalodis. Produced entirely in Blender, this film is equal parts Nintendogs and Myst, following a lone cat navigating a mysterious world filled with real-life animals and ancient ruins. We explore the themes of solitude, community, and survival, along with the stunning animation and atmospheric storytelling. Don’t miss our thoughts!Get notified in your inbox about all the upcoming episodes:

It's time for pies and pranks! Jake throws a bag of butter, so now Finnn has to throw never ending pies forever; guess he'd better make a robot. Back on Earth, Mahadopus has a sore throat, but podcasts on bravely. Also, did Rosecat actually learn anything at college? Because she sure can't keep her quotes straight.

Chris Rydell (Side Out, Dario Argento’s Trauma, By The Sword) joins Grace and Zak to talk about his acting career and more!Chris Rydell tells one great story after another, from woking with Peter Fonda in On Golden Pond to his friendship with C Thomas Howell that dates back to when they starred together in Side Out! Chris reflects on several of his films, his favorite acting performance (Lies of the Heart), music, Eric Roberts cat sitting for him, & more. Enjoy! As mentioned in this episode, the

Join us on this exciting episode as we break down the 2025 Oscars nominations!From surprise contenders to snubbed favorites, we dive into the biggest stories, trends, and predictions for this year’s Academy Awards. Who will achieve the highest honour? Whether you're rooting for your favorite film or just catching up on the buzz, this episode has all the insights you need.Don’t miss our video content on Youtube and follow us on Instagram for the latest updates!

There is still time to recap this striking film. To help us out, we're joined by Aus horror royalty, Cornel Wilczek – composer behind Talk To Me, Together, These Final Hours, and maybe the next Streetfighter film!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is that frog ever gonna put on the tiny crown? Doesn't matter; we've moved on and there's . Jake loses his powers, which sends our boys on a mission to find some magic mud. Meanwhile, in the studio, Empress Queen Velvet once again interupts the broadcast, but will her royal demands for snacks be met? Or will Mahadopus and Rosecat continue to debate mermaid entomology unabated?!

Content warning: religious trauma, abuseCarson and Laney go back to the 1600’s for this episode about The VVitch. Robert Eggers takes us on a whirlwind of religious zealotry, scary jackrabbits and goats, and the kind of witchcraft that makes you go “eugh.” We chat about Robert Eggers like we know him personally and how that relates to auteur theory. Join us as we sign our names in the big spooky book and discuss the VVitch.

"Scene Weekly" - 🎶 “If you want to sing out, sing out, and if you want to be free, be free…” 🎶This week on Scene Weekly, Jonathan and Stephen take Cat Stevens' words to heart as they embrace the freedom to debate two of Hal Ashby’s most iconic films: Harold and Maude and Being There.Stephen sings the praises of Harold and Maude, a story where life’s quirks and unexpected love remind us that “there’s a million ways to be.” Meanwhile, Jonathan delves into the tranquil brilliance of Being There,