When American Pie debuted in theaters, it revolutionized the comedy genre. This bold, raunchy teen comedy resonated with a new generation like never before.The successful sequel further cemented its status as a comedic icon for early 2000s teens. However, over time, numerous spin-offs, direct-to-DVD releases, and failed legacy sequels transformed this once-great franchise into a shadow of its former self. So, what led to the decline of American Pie, and is there hope for reviving its legacy?

Arnold rescued Thomas from a fire when he was a child. Thomas thinks of Arnold as a hero, while Arnold's son Victor resents his father's alcoholism, violence and abandonment of his family. Support the show OETA - Home

In this episode, Mike, Allison, and Lyzze discuss the Rankin/Bass Halloween TV special, Mad Monster Party from the mid 1960s. They reminisce about seeing it for the first time, talk about the puppets, and comment on the rather "adult nature" of the plot, despite it being intended for children.

In this episode of the Classic Film Club, we take a thrilling plunge into the world of post-war film noir with the groundbreaking classic *Gun Crazy* (1950). Join host Brian as he unpacks the electrifying story of Bart Tare, a young man whose childhood fascination with firearms spirals into a passionate yet destructive relationship with carnival sharpshooter Laurie Starr. Discover how their intense chemistry propels them into a life of crime, driven by love, obsession, and a thirst for excitement

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In this episode, Mike, Allison and Lyzze discuss the 2025 film, Bring Her Back, commenting on whether the directors (The Philippou brothers) successfully created a story in which all the characters garner empathy and/or sympathy.

Fresh from winning 'Best History Podcast' at The Independent Podcast Awards, welcome Gazers to The Problematic Gazette, a bonus addition to our main show. Our Dave and Dr Lee chew the fat, read out Gazer comments and discuss things we've seen, read and heard this week. To watch video versions of our full episodes check out The Problematic Gaze YouTube channel here! Click here to follow us on all our socials Please leave us a review wherever you get your podcasts. They really help ...

في السبعينات، كان هناك كرتون مختلف تمامًا عن كل ما ظهر قبله…شخصية وردية أنيقة لا تتكلم أبدًا، لكنها أضحكت العالم بحركاتها ومواقفها الذكية.🎬 في هذه الحلقة من سلسلة رسوم السبعينات، نحكي القصة الكاملة لمسلسل The Pink Panther Show (1969–1978):كيف بدأت الشخصية من مشهد بسيط في فيلم؟وكيف تحوّلت إلى ظاهرة كرتونية عالمية استمرت لعقود؟نتحدث عن الموسيقى الأسطورية من تأليف هنري مانشيني (Henry Mancini)، وعن سر نجاح الكوميديا الصامتة التي تجاوزت كل اللغات.🩷 The Pink Panther… الضحك بدون كلام!🔔 اشترك في القناة

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Shelby Oaks Bite-Sized Review: Welcome to Out from the Horrorbox! I'm your lost host Dom Higuera! In this episode, we take a quick look at the 2024 supernatural horror mystery film produced, written, and directed by Chris Stuckmann in his feature directorial debut, Shelby Oaks! Bite-Sized is a way for me to give you all reviews of the new films as they premiere! They will be shorter, not as much info, but the same Final Thoughts! Let's open up the Horrorbox and find out what's inside! ...

The traditional music for the circus, "Entrance of the Gladiators", wasn’t actually written for the circus at all, instead when it was composed on 17th October, 1899, it was in fact intended to be a military march.  Julius Fučík composed it, in part, to showcase the cutting-edge capabilities of the era's brass instruments, which had become quicker and more precise than ever before. In this episode, Arion, Rebecca and Olly investigate how a sober military march ended up being associated with

In this episode, Mike and Lyzze discuss the 2018 film, Hereditary, commenting on how the director (Ari Aster) chose to delay the supernatural elements in it. They also compare it to Rosemary's Baby, as well as other similar possession films.

Watchmen is hailed as one of the greatest and most significant comic books ever created. However, the transition of these beloved characters from the pages of the comic to the screen was fraught with challenges. DC Comics took significant steps to exclude original creators Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, leading to a path riddled with broken promises and legal disputes. Ultimately, DC Comics commandeered the legacy of Watchmen, leaving Alan Moore disillusioned. #Watchmen

In front of the world’s TV cameras, 18-month-old Jessica McClure - affectionately known as “Baby Jessica” - was lifted from a disused well in Midland, Texas on 16th October, 1987, having been trapped down there for two and a half harrowing days. Jessica had slipped into the eight-inch-wide shaft while playing in her aunt’s backyard. The hole was too narrow for adults to enter, and too deep for a simple rescue; within hours, the local emergency had turned into a media storm. CNN, still a young

In this episode, what do WWI, segregation, prohibition, R&B, and vampires have in common? Mike and Allison discuss the 2025 film, Sinners, commenting on its historicity, music, and of course, vampirism.

In this episode of The Forbidden Frequency, host Brian Anderson takes listeners straight into the heart of America’s 2025 protest moment, exploring the intersection of Black political power, democratic backlash, and the muscle of mass mobilization. From the millions‑strong “No Kings protests” rallies to targeted policy offensives like Project 2025 — this episode unpacks how Black communities and allies are navigating a volatile terrain where activism, voting rights, and historical memory collide

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In this episode, Mike and Allison discuss the 2021 film, The Black Phone, commenting on its historicity, as well as its level of graphic intensity. Mike also says a few things about Generation X.https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s1e1-the-official-story/id1534934131?i=1000495548526

James speaks of the underratedness of Diana's vocal and acting peformance. Yes she got an Oscar nom, but there are some truly great moment no onetalks about enough!

Future President Abraham Lincoln had yet to grow his iconic facial fuzz when he received a letter from Grace Bedell - an 11 year-old resident of Westfield, New York - dated 15th October, 1860.  “I have yet got four brothers... and if you let your whiskers grow I will try and get the rest of them to vote for you you would look a great deal better for your face is so thin”, she wrote. “All the ladies like whiskers and they would tease their husbands to vote for you and then you would be