Episode 280: I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025). What better movie to catch over summer break? A couple of us made it to theaters for this one and gave it the old Hot or Not. Plus, Bambi: The Reckoning, There’s Someone Inside Your House, and more. Time stamps below.28:00min - SPOILER ZONE 45:00min Other recommendations

“War is hell.” (Seriously) Big update at Golds Gym Venice, get ready. The usual suspects are glad that Hulk Hogan is dead. (Here’s a clue: “they’re probably cat owners.”) AFI: WTF? (take 2) I saw Andre The Giant, and my mom once met…Richard Nixon and Dwight D Eisenhower?! (And other historical Allen revelations!) New aggravation just dropped: “someone” leaving their coffee cup on the filthy sink surface. I went to see Aliens in 70mm at the Egyptian with Gale Ann Hurd (the producer) doing q&A, and

CatBusRuss may have finally broken the panel code. The audience was not large (What would you expect being placed in the furthest panel room of the ATL Comic Convention?), but the enthusiasm of director/producer Mario DeAngelis and dark fantasy author with a second-degree black belt Hollis Jo McCollum⁠ made the three flights to and from Atlanta worthwhile for our podcast host.After the "V for Vendetta" panel on Friday, DeAngelis and McCollum were great gets for this CatBus's

The "claw grip" takes over hands everywhere, BOOB TUBE: Jason and Alexis watched "Too Much," MOVIE REVIEW: Jason reviews "Superman," and looks from "The Devil Wears Prada 2" See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

After impressing nerds with his win percentage at Jeffrey Stansberry "Real or Fake: Movie Edition" and being the center of the board at "Hollywood Squares" the day prior, CatBusRuss felt great going into "Ninety For Chill: The Panel" at Capital City Comic Con. It was not his biggest audience, but Punch and Pie may have allowed him to have a wise audience to deliver his thesis of "Movies are way too long" to.Our host did not have a guest going in to this panel,

Send us a text What happens when road rage goes too far? You get the debut of one of the greatest directors of all time! This week, Pete walks us through Steven Spielberg's first feature length film, Duel. A simple businessman finds himself pursued by a a psycho behind the wheel of an 18-wheeler across the lone highways of the California deserts. Can he survive this mad man? Or will he be crushed under tons of murderous steel? Join us as we discuss rude Samaritans, the importance of car maint...

Josh, Stevie and Pappy solve another Columbo mystery with help from first-time guest Jason. This episode is notable for many reasons, one being it was directed by a young Steven Spielberg.((((Remember to find Spoilers! in places other than Spotify for backup!)))))********Lt. Columbo cannot resist the challenge of a perfect murder, a reliable alibi and a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse with a murderous mystery writer.Initial release: September 15, 1971Show: ColumboDirector: Steven SpielbergArt

Josh, Stevie and Pappy solve another Columbo mystery with help from first-time guest Jason. This episode is notable for many reasons, one being it was directed by a young Steven Spielberg. ******** Lt. Columbo cannot resist the challenge of a perfect murder, a reliable alibi and a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse with a murderous mystery writer. Initial release: September 15, 1971 Show: Columbo Director: Steven Spielberg Art director: Archie J. Bacon Cinematography: Russell Metty Editor: John

TW: The following movie includes sexual violence - if you or someone you know has been impacted by sexual violence, we encourage you to look up your local hotline to get the support you deserve (numbers vary depending on region/country.) Grab your lighter fluid and don't forget the cat food as we dive into the memories of being a student with roommates, discuss an accurate portrayal of what it is to be a cat parent, see what makes an excellent script for an Oscar contendor, and see both the

Between Paul, Alex, and Stephanie, we have two people who love animation and one who is indifferent to the medium. See if you can spot which one is which as we discuss Flow, the Latvian/French co-production that won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature at the 97th Academy Awards. So sit down with your favorite animal whether it be a cat, a lemur monkey, or a capybara and go with the flow as Watch This! tackles Flow.

Between Paul, Alex, and Stephanie, we have two people who love animation and one who is indifferent to the medium. See if you can spot which one is which as we discuss Flow, the Latvian/French co-production that won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature at the 97th Academy Awards. So sit down with your favorite animal whether it be a cat, a lemur monkey, or a capybara and go with the flow as Watch This! tackles Flow.

Where does your franchise go when it has nowhere else to go? That’s right, SPACE! This week it’s 2001’s (or 2002’s depending on who you ask) horror adjacent space slasher; Jason X. We’ve had quite a few requests for this one, so Mikey decided to choose it for his mystery pick!Synopsis: ‘Jason Voorhees is cryogenically frozen at the beginning of the 21st century, and is discovered in the 25th century and taken to space. He gets thawed, and begins stalking and killing the crew of the spaceship that's

Women in cat suits steal a plot from an episode of Star Trek.Donate to the podcast through PayPal eloftmpodcast@gmail.com Or subscribe to my comic strip at patreon.com/LNTCS

Either celebrity involvement has finally come to "I Dig Crazy Flicks with CatBusRuss" or cease and desist letters are in the podcast's future. As they say, any press is good press.Friday, the podcast professional CatBusRuss was a panelist for just one panel, "Knives in My Eyes: 20 Years of 'Brick'". Saturday, he got to sleep in because the only panel he "needed" to get to was "Young Guns Spotlight with Kiefer Sutherland and Lou Diamond Phillips"

The gang Bring(s) Her Back (2025) with the return of the Philippou Brothers and a brand new session of terror therapy. From the twisted minds behind Talk to Me, the very first movie the Bad Boys of Horror ever covered, comes another possession-packed panic attack of an episode from Two Men and a Baby. Circles, water, grief and trauma – we’re back where it all began uncovering some of the scariest scream themes to date. #2025horrormovies #horror #horrormovies #horrormoviepodcast #mov...

the movie this week is promising young womanwe start with an update on my infected finger (thanks to the cat), a failed trip to the mason dixon family restaurant, and someone trying to break into our house mid-shower.we talk about:– bo burnham having some skeletons in his closet like every other alt-comedy guy– spit fetishes, fondue metaphors, and why you should never trust a doctor– if a man killing a woman counts as self-defense when she handcuffed him to a bedother topics include:– nudes getting

Imagine this scenario: A new Neil Breen joint drops, and you beg your mom to take you, and she tells you, “We have Neil Breen at home,” before firing up A Talking Cat?! on streaming. That’s exactly what this movie is. But for some reason it’s not without charm; come for the talking cat, but maybe stick around for a while, throw your feet up on the ottoman while you’re working on coding, and wolf down a couple trays full of cheese puffs. We’re not saying that A Talking Cat?! Is a good movie. In fact,

In this episode, the gang dives into What Lies Beneath, unpacking ghosts, shady husbands, and the supernatural power of witchy true crime besties.

YARR CLIMB ABOARD MATEYS!! IT'S TIME FOR THE GBGBS TO REVIEW TREASURE PLANET!! This 2002 animated cult classic is due for a rewatch. It stars Joseph Gordon Levitt as young Jim Hawkins, a teen troublemaker who is whisked away on an interstellar adventure in search of the loot of a thousand worlds!Also discussed: pirate economics, cat-human hybrids, and wearing tuxedos at a Benihana. Thanks for stopping by!

CatBusRuss's three star (at best) accommodations are not too far away from the Georgia World Congress Center, so not having a good time at his first ATL Comic Convention would be a difficult task. Our host was able to perhaps make new friends, or at the very least frenemies, as he sat in on four panels and served as a panelist for "Knives in My Eyes: 20 Years of Brick".The panel dedicated to Rian Johnson's debut feature were for the true Johnson fans, so just CatBus and the