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Mom and I kick off the holiday season by watching Scrooged. We had a lovely stir fry meal and talked about Bill Murray til we were blue in the face. We talked about Mom cutting the cable cord (finaly!!) and my cat Jelly Bean makes a small cameo at the end.

In this week's episode we discuss one of my favorite genres of horror cinema, found footage!

Mark and Danny go back in time to 2014 to watch Steve Purcell’s (Sam & Max, Brave) Toy Story Christmas special, featuring the Battlesaurs, a cat ornament with a trumpet, and beautiful Christmas fight choreography. You can follow us on social media at Facebook at Lookingfortheocean, Instagram @lookingfortheoceanpod, and Twitter @pixarjourney. You can also listen to episodes on our website lookingfortheoceanpixar.podbean.com. You can find Mark at @myounginsta on Instagram and Danny at @blankments

Live from the Now Hear This Festival, actor, author, cat lover, and vanguard podcaster Marc Maron joins Matt to talk about his role as the Angry Promoter in the 2000 Cameron Crowe film Almost Famous. Marc tells us all about the pants his character wears, how his scene has now since established a catchprhase in the intro of his popular podcast WTF with Marc Maron, and why this role fits just right in his personal range as an actor. He also talks about his cats Monkey & LaFonda, what its like to

On this week's Reel Talk: The New Yorker short story Cat Person has been made into a feature film - do Honey and Jonathan agree that this is a good idea? The two discuss bad fringes in Netflix's latest murder mystery Bodies, and the pressure of the hollandaise sauce is just too much for Honey watching BBC's new series, Boiling Point. Remember, if you want to get involved you can email us at reeltalk@global.comListen and subscribe to Reel Talk on Global Player or wherever you get your podcasts.

Powell Robinson is an award-winning narrative and commercial Cinematographer based out of Los Angeles, represented by Zero Gravity Management.While his clientele for music video and commercial work includes world-renowned talent such as Doja Cat, The Weeknd, Jack White, Pedro Pascal, and Megan Fox – his main passion lives in feature filmmaking. Over the last two years, Powell has shot two horror films for Hulu and Worthenbrooks (previously 20th Digital). The first of which, Appendage, premiered at

Sometimes dead is better. For this week’s episode we’re continuing our dalliance with the undead as we peak from behind our hands (at least, the more squeamish of us did) at the 1989 version of Stephen King’s most horrifying novel… Pet Sematary. Featuring terrible parenting, inevitable roadkill and the most adorable zombie in cinema history. Also Killers of the Flower Moon The joys of film festivals Gould has an idea for a cosy mystery “The cat comes back with big yellow eyes, which means it’s evil

Step into the neon-soaked world of '80s horror with hosts Nathan and Ryan in this episode of Drive-In Double Feature Podcast. "Girls Nite Out" (1982) takes center stage as we explore the thrilling and chilling events that unfold during a college sorority's night of fun. Directed by Robert Deubel, this slasher film throws a killer into the mix, turning the party into a deadly game of cat and mouse. Join us as we dissect the film's nostalgic charm, memorable kills, and the

Avui el nostre particular tour, entre altres destins, ens ha fet viatjar al 1982, amb una de les històries més commovedores i tendres del cinema de ciència-ficció. Els protagonistes són Elliot, un nen sensible i somniador, i el seu savi amic que prové d'un altre planeta, E.T. La història va acompanyada d'una música feta a mida i que el director Steven Spielberg va encarregar al seu amic John Williams. Com a souvenir hem conegut la sempre oblidada guionista d'E.T., Melissa Marie Mathison. Ella va

The show has been taken over for fun, casual Action Movies! Cameron and Isaac are back, reunited to watch The Fugitive (1993). This action-thriller film directed by Andrew Davis, stars Harrison Ford as Dr. Richard Kimble and Tommy Lee Jones as Deputy U.S. Marshal Samuel Gerart. This heart-pounding movie follows Kimble's quest to clear his name after being wrongly accused of murder while Gerard relentlessly pursues him. Join us as we delve into this iconic cat-and-mouse chase in our podcast,

In this mid-week bonus we take a look at Season 1 Episode 3 of Tales from the Crypt - "Dig that Cat, He's Real Gone."

In this episode of Drive-In Double Feature Podcast, hosts Nathan and Ryan plunge into the adrenaline-fueled world of "Deadly Prey" (1987). Directed by David A. Prior, the film follows the harrowing journey of Mike Danton, a kidnapped war veteran who must use his combat skills to survive a deadly game of cat and mouse in the wilderness. Nathan and Ryan discuss the film's over-the-top action sequences, its cult status among action movie enthusiasts, and the rugged performance by Ted

In this episode of Drive-In Double Feature Podcast, hosts Nathan and Ryan delve into the intriguing and dark world of "Felidae" (1994). Based on the novel by Akif Pirinçci, the film follows the curious and intelligent cat detective Francis as he investigates a series of gruesome murders within a seemingly peaceful neighborhood. Nathan and Ryan discuss the film's unique blend of mystery, horror, and animation, exploring its complex characters and the unsettling secrets they uncover

Within the Museum of Obscure Meaning the renegades of the Society play a deadly game of cat-and-mouse with the cadre of spectral assassins sent to dispatch them, but never to be deterred from their mission of judging the weirdest films in existence, conclude their conclave on Mamoru Oishii's obscure but meaningful and highly influential 1985 animated feature, Tenshi no Tamago, a/k/a Angel's Egg. Will they survive to judge another film? LISTENER NOTE: This version replaces the episode released on

Més enllà de música simfònica per a cinema, Ennio Morricone va escriure i arranjar desenes de cançons per a vocalistes melòdics i cantants pop, amb veus com Gianni Morandi, Gabriella Ferri, Luigi Tenco i Domenico Modugno.

This week on The Pod Charles Cinecast, presented by The Prince Charles Cinema, our hosts Jonathan Foster and Fil Freitas return to Los Angeles for another round of bank heists and get caught up in a dangerous game of cat and mouse, where a loose cannon cop will stop at nothing to catch his criminal; and a serial killer gets tossed into the mix to make things interesting.It's the final episode of our crime wave portion of our BREAKING THE LAW, BREAKING THE LAW arc, and we are diving into one of the

POP ART, WHERE WE FIND THE POP CULTURE IN ART AND THE ART IN POP CULTURE. TOM AND JERRIES: Join me and editor, filmmaker and blogger David Brook (Blueprint Review), as we talk Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World and The Enemy Below, both films about naval vessels playing cat and mouse with each other. “To wives and sweethearts, may they never meet.” I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky, And all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by…Sounds like

"I'm Duffy. I'm a talking cat." In this bonus episode, Alexis and Kevin look at one of the most notorious examples of "Kidsploitation" on its 10-year-anniversary. It's David DeCoteau's "A Talking Cat!?!"

Welcome to Dollar Short Theater. I’m Ken, your host as we learn together lowbrow and underseen film history. On this episode: Doris Wishman’s 1961 Nude on the Moon and Arthur Hilton’s 1953 Cat Women of the Moon.