This week on The Worst Movie Podcast, Ade and Aaron wrap up their “Modern Messes” series with one of the twistiest, most overcooked spy films in recent memory: Argylle (2024). Bryce Dallas Howard stars as a cat-loving novelist, Sam Rockwell shows up as a scruffy maybe-spy, and Henry Cavill rocks a questionable hairstyle. With a cast this stacked and a budget that ballooned into the hundreds of millions, you’d think it would be a sleek spy thriller—instead, it’s a chaotic mess of twists ...

Animated films seem to be as common as live action movies nowadays.But out of the blue, an immediate classic, brilliant in its own way, appears and transcends animation to just be one of the best films ever made.The Latvian film, FLOW (2024), happens to be one of those movies.Winning best Oscar for animated motion picture and nominated for foreign film as well, FLOW finally reached world audiences in Q1 of 2025 after the awards shows ended.From IMDB:“Cat is a solitary animal, but as its home is

Tanto el cuento “El gato negro” de Edgar Allan Poe como las películas que se inspiraron en su título —El gato negro (The Black Cat, 1934, dirigida por Edgar G. Ulmer y titulada en España Satanás), The Black Cat (1941, de Albert S. Rogell), Il gatto nero (1981, de Lucio Fulci) y Kuroneko (1968, de Kaneto Shindō)— comparten un trasfondo inquietante en el que la culpa, lo macabro y la presencia ominosa de lo sobrenatural se convierten en ejes narrativos.En el relato de Poe, el gato funciona como un

A galaxy on a cat collar, a roach in a skin suit, and two agents who turn deadpan into an art form—our take on Men in Black digs into why this 90s sci‑fi comedy still lives rent‑free in pop culture even as its plot wobbles under scrutiny. We trade first impressions—one of us is a first-time viewer—and unpack that friction between unforgettable chemistry and a story that leaves key beats off-screen. Will Smith’s looseness sparring with Tommy Lee Jones’ dry precision lights up the frame; Vincen...

The Emmys 2025 are in the books, and the night belonged to Adolescence, The Pitt, and The Studio. Join us as we unpack what each win says about TV right now — from breakthrough limited series and record‑smashing comedy, to the return of the medical drama. Surprise wins, snubs, and Seth Rogen’s sweep included. Highlights: 15‑year‑old Owen Cooper makes Emmy history, The Pitt steals Best Drama, The Studio breaks the comedy record. You don’t want to miss our predictions now that the trophy dust has

Comic book writer and novelist Josh Nealis is on a virtual promotional tour for his latest book, "Cocaine-Stripper Stronghold: Issue 2", so a podcast called "I Dig Crazy Flicks" seems an obvious production to reach out to. His project's wild premise makes him seem like the ideal guest for CatBusRuss, but can these two demented minds talk about films that can reach the lofty expectations they carry with themselves?Josh is obviously a passionate man, and that took priority when

In this episode we talk about Love At First Bite!Episode includes: A whole lot of camp, a bonkers love triangle, a cat in a fridge, a hot mess express, a casket switcharoo and a blood bank burglary Find out the answer to the question no one but us asked: "If this movie was a cheese, what kind of cheese would it be?"Find us:email: shenanigansensuepod@gmail.cominstagram: @shenanigansensuepod

En este episodio platicamos de la visita de Scott Snyder y Ryan Stegman a la AniMole 2025, el lanzamiento de Godzilla in Hell por parte de DEVIR, nuestro especial de Kalimán, y el crossover Deadpool/Batman publicado por Panini Comics México. Esta entrega está dedicada a nuestro amigo Valentín García (1982-2025), líder de LaCovacha.mx.Conducen Jorge Tovalín y Dán Lee.

Sean, Kenny, and Jim welcome special guests Bryan (The HorrorPunk) and Larry (The Horror Cat Dad) to discuss horror franchises big and small for spooky season. Plus, our usual off topic tangents and movie recommendations.🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5767931084668928

Please like, subscribe, follow and rate us wherever you listen to the show. Greg Vaughan moves to "Beyond the Gates." Another "Real Housewife" is arrested. Everyone in town figures out Tate is not the father. Melissa Reeves celebrates her 40th anniversary of her debut as Jennifer Rose Horton. Jeremy tells Stephanie that he's changed. Steve and Kayla try to get Jennifer to move on. Jennifer walks in on Thomas going ballistic about Chad dating Cat. Johnny and Chanel

To kick off Horror Month the boys give their thoughts on A24 film 'Heretic'. Two young religious women are drawn into a game of cat-and-mouse in the house of a strange man. (00:00 - Heretic Review)

The weebs launched the podcast in 2020, how have shows and stories changed since then? Crimson also gives this week's Anime Assignment: Nyaight of the Living Cat

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Will and Tucker tackle Stephen King’s The Long Walk and its leap to the big screen. But first—Tucker shares a story about rescuing a cat from a car engine, and the guys catch up on recent watches like Friendship and Nobody 2.Then it’s all about The Long Walk: from its dystopian premise to the challenges of adaptation, and the performances that carried it—especially Cooper Hoffman and David Johnson. Tucker praises the film’s stripped-down approach and raw performances, while Will pushes back on the

Hammer horror reaches peak gothic chills with The Plague of the Zombies (1966), a Hammer Film Productions classic that defines British horror cinema. Shot at Bray Studios from 28 July 1965 and filmed back-to-back with Hammer’s The Reptile (see episode 19), it used the same eerie Cornish village set designed by Hammer’s celebrated production designer Bernard Robinson. Director John Gilling – the so-called “gentleman pig farmer” behind The Shadow of the Cat and The Mummy’s Shroud – stages a story of

Teams merge as numbers dwindle, and Cat & Rachel manage to lock in Episode 10 of All Of Us Are Dead Season 1. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Finally, the summer camp is here! After an hour bus ride, the students meet two of the Pussycats and some kid named Kota. 1-A has to get through a treacherous forest to get to their campsite! After shenanigans in the bath, we learn about the tragic origin story of little Kota. Plus, the villains are on the move… In this ep, we have the usual Show & Tell, Listener Voicemail, VA Shoutouts, and MHA Fantasy results!

Joaquín Oristrell, director de cine y guionista catalán, ganador del Premio ARTE en el Festival Internacional de Cine de San Sebastián y de una Medalla del Círculo de Escritores Cinematográficos, es nuestro invitado esta semana.Tras estudiar Filosofía y Letras, se estrenó en el mundo audiovisual guionizando el clásico concurso televisivo de TVE ‘Un, dos, tres… responda otra vez’. En 1995, fundó su productora Boca a Boca, la cual todavía dirige. En total, hay más de 40 obras para televisión y cine

Especially for Halloween Month...Delving deep into the darkest corners of horror movies this series explores the highs and lows of the blood and gore genre following, in particular, the changing fortunes of Universal Horror. From Dracula and Frankenstein to The Black Cat, a movie that even Universal executives deemed "too vile for public consumption", and beyond to the influences of science fiction and the new breed of horror films... To gain instant access to the entire series, along with