For Spooky SZN, Kat (aka Johnni Evil) & Marc (aka The Slumber God) dive into Guillermo del Toro’s “Frankenstein” (in theaters now and on Netflix November 7th). They gush over del Toro’s career and Jacob Elordi doing something most young actors haven’t done. Also, for the Best of the Century entry, the gang reviews Robert Eggers' “The Witch”. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/we-should-do-this-again-sometime-with-kat-and-marc/donations

In an unforeseen but welcomed pivot, Kat & Marc discuss beloved Nancy Meyers film “Something’s Gotta Give” for their Best of the Century series. They talk the perfect role for Diane Keaton, beautiful Meyers’ houses, and directors maximizing Keanu Reeves. Also, the gang reviews the underwhelming supernatural horror film “Black Phone 2”. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/we-should-do-this-again-sometime-with-kat-and-marc/donations

For our 200th episode (!!!!), Kat & Marc are joined by Kelen Conley to discuss the romance classics “In The Mood For Love” and “Before Sunset”. The gang talks the emergence of Asian cinema in America and why this generation is gravitating to Hong Kong auteur Wong Kar-wai. Lastly, Kat ether’s Jesse Wallace.Movie Recommendations from the episode:Irma Veep (1996)Days of Being Wild2046Krzysztof Kieślowski’s Three Colours trilogyBut I’m a CheerleaderSupport this podcast at —

After this week’s films, Kat could use a drink! We dive into a few of Marc’s favorite films “Almost Famous” and “Sideways”. The duo talks great performances, tight scripts, and confounding white men. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/we-should-do-this-again-sometime-with-kat-and-marc/donations

Jeff Barnaby's Blood Quantum is a relentless, gory zombie film with an interesting twist. This film pulls no punches and through the anti-hero Lysol, we get to see that generational trauma, anger and resolve acted out in vengeance and graphic horror. Ghouls revisit one of their all time favorite horror films that turns the classic monster, zombie, into a harsh history lesson.

Singer, performer, and creator of Kat Robichaud's Misfit Cabaret, Kat Robichaud joins Nicole Barlow and Ryan Pak to discuss the soundtrack to the 1974 Brian De Palma film, Phantom of the Paradise. Oscar winner, Paul Williams starred in the film, wrote original songs for it, and scored the film. He was nominated for Best Original Score at the Oscars even though the film did not do well at the box office. 00:00:00 - 00:06:30 Introducing Kat Robichaud and the Misfit Cabaret 00:06:31 - 00:10:00 Why

In this edition of KFS X’s & O’s, Benjy Ritholtz and DJ Zullo break down Karl-Anthony Towns’ early-season struggles, how the Knicks can jump-start his offense, the team’s strong defensive foundation to open the year & more!WE'D REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR FEEDBACK ABOUT OUR SPONSORS. THIS SURVEY SHOULD TAKE ABOUT 10-15 MINUTES OF YOUR TIME AND AS A SPECIAL THANKS FOR COMPLETING, ONE LUCKY WINNER WILL GET $100 IN FANCASH FROM OUR FRIENDS AT FANATICS SPORTSBOOK!Watch the video version of this podcast on

“Can I keep you?”The Sad Sacks are back with a brand new episode of the PRPL Podcast—this time floating into Brad Silberling’s 1995 supernatural family favorite Casper. From the echoing halls of Whipstaff Manor to the bittersweet friendship between a lonely ghost and a living girl, we follow Kat and Casper through a story that blends heart, humor, and a touch of the afterlife. Join us as we revisit the film’s charming performances from Christina Ricci and Bill Pullman, its surprisingly emotional

The Legendary Ladies are back with a legendary pick for Kat's spooky season movie choice. This week, Amy, Kat, and Morgan review 10 Cloverfield Lane which, despite being released almost 10 years ago, one of the hosts had never seen. The ladies discuss whether or not the story was predictable, if being a clearly labeled part of the Cloverfield saga helped or hindered believability, and if the ending ruined the film. They also realize that Amy...might like horror films?    All this and more on the

Sometimes, dudes just want to be bros. Kat & Marc dive into “Michael Clayton” and “Eastern Promises”. The gang is conflicted over George Clooney, take a small sidetrack to discuss Stanley Kubrick, and love David Cronenberg’s London. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/we-should-do-this-again-sometime-with-kat-and-marc/donations

Kat and Naomi begin a side quest as they watch along with the premiere season of the latest show in Anne Rice's Immortal Universe, AMC's Talamasca: The Secret Order. They begin with a bumper edition as they discuss the first two episodes of the show, We Watch and We Are Always There and A Wilderness of Mirrors. Join us as we dive into the world of the generically named Guy and his slightly mystifying decision to blow off a 6 figure role in a law firm to join slinky Helen and her secret organisation

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On this episode of Spotlight with Kat Siggers, Kat sits down with the talented Peter Jacobson, best known for his unforgettable roles on House and Ahsoka. Peter opens up about stepping into beloved franchises, the craft behind playing complex characters, and what it’s like balancing work on hit TV series with new creative projects.From his time as Dr. Taub in House to his role in the galaxy far, far away in Ahsoka, Peter shares stories, insights, and a few surprises along the way. Hosted on Acast

Kat and Naomi continue their exploration into the immortal love story of Louis (Jacob Anderson) and Lestat (Sam Reid) with a deep-dive into AMC's Interview with the Vampire with season two, episode 1 - What Can the Damned Really Say to the Damned.We talk about how Jacob Anderson was robbed of an Emmy for the sequence where he realises Claudia can dream, Daniel’s lack of concern for his own safety, Armand’s heart eyes at the man who is not his husband, Delainey Hayles triumphant takeover as Claudia,

Film Talk With AJ Dean Presents, Special VIP Guest, Katharine Kat Kramer, Producer, Host, Actress, Comedian, Performer, Activist/Films That Change The World/She Rose For ChangeTo follow and support Katharine Kat Kramer here are some links:https://katharinekramer.com/Kat Kramer TVhttps://www.youtube.com/@UCQiUgdeILHJaOCNQiXkmr8Q

'Hiding behind the sofa' is a phrase that became synonymous with Doctor Who in its early years, and it's easy to see why. Over its 60+ years on the air, the show has provided us with countless scares and creepy setpieces that could rival even the greatest examples of the horror genre. To conclude our Spooky October season, Kat & Tip are joined by ​⁠ to talk the scariest moments of all of Doctor Who...TIMESTAMPS:0:00 The Start4:48 Scairest Moments1:30:45 Listener Suggestions1:45:45

"Bingo." As the epic conclusion to our season of Musical Mayhem, we watched Jacques Audiard's 2024 extravaganza Emilia Pérez. Did we hate it? Kinda! Did we love it? Kinda! We also have a teaser of next season on Feminist Frequency Radio, coming soon. This full episode is a special bonus for upper-level Patreon supporters, but also available as a one-off purchase for non-subscribers.>> Listen to the full episode HERE <

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