In today’s brand podcast new series, “Vintage Video Vault,” Kim dives into some of the quirkiest watches in the strangest corners of the streaming universe. Our first installment? Frogs (1972). Get ready.Stay tune for more podcast content coming soon! Check out more of my work over at Piercing Pop Culture where I revel the joy in the media that your algorithm sometimes forgets…Letterboxd: @ kpierce624Instagram: @ kpierce624 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other

🎙 Bienvenue dans La Revue Ok Tiers de Jo, le podcast qui décortique les films, avec un œil affûté, un sourire en coin et parfois un poing sur la table.Et si nos blessures étaient la carte de nos vies ?Dans A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, Kogonada signe une fable sensible sur la mémoire, le deuil, et la possibilité d’aimer à nouveau. Avec Colin Farrell et Margot Robbie,il explore un monde où chaque porte peut rouvrir un souvenir, chaque trajet devient une introspection, et où le GPS symbolise le

HALLOWEENNNNNN time with one of our favorite Halloween movies!

https://www.solgoodmedia.com - Listen to hundreds of audiobooks, thousands of short stories, and ambient sounds all ad free! "The Falcon Radio" offers a new episode every day, bringing to life the gripping mysteries and charismatic charm of The Falcon from the old time radio archives. Fans of detective tales and radio dramas will enjoy this daily journey into crime-solving, filled with suspense and period-specific ambiance.

In our second Halloween Spooktacular episode, Mike, Allison, and Lyzze talk about everything related to haunted houses. From Disney's Haunted Mansion to cheap carnival rides, old creepy record albums, and their favorite haunted house movies and TV shows, this episode celebrates Halloween in a true haunted house fashion.

BITCHES LEAVE! The boys break down the filmography of one of Jacob's heroes: the Mad Dutchman himself, Paul Verhoeven. How many Facemelters does one man have in his body of work? We're not sure, but we'd certainly buy them all for a dollar!

Get HALLOWEEN EXXXTREME with Aileen and Nicole this week while they cover as much creepy crawly territory possible. Beginning with their fave festive flick picks, things eventually spiral into depravity and madness with unhinged FMKs, sassy little slideshows and enough blasphemy to shock Mr. LaVey himself. Listen closely, though, because there just might be a sweet little summary of how their friendship began tucked in amongst the chaos. Grab plenty o’ candy snacks cuz these birds sure went

Stavropocracy and Ever discuss our 31 Days of Halloween watch lists leading up to Halloween day as well as new releases in Gaming, TV, and Movies.  What have we seen and what will become possible modern day classics..... We Will See.   Happy Halloween!!!The "CasketCast 2025" opening theme and the "Rotten Corpse Radio" outro theme was written and performed by Ever Rosacea and is individually licensed by this performer. All Rights Reserved.Follow us on Instagram @CasketCast_pod + @dynaselectricboxFind

Welcome to DON'T CALL US SHIRLEY! A PARODY MOVIE PODCAST, proudly sponsored this time by MacDougall's House of Horrors, just near Stroud.Hosted by A. J. Black and Matt Latham, Don't Call Us Shirley! explores the breadth of cinematic parody and pastiche across the decades, tackling the great, good and obscure along the way. In this episode, they look at the 1948 Universal Monsters pastiche, Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein. One of the earliest spoofs to become a sizeable hit, it features two

We continue David Lynch: Between Two Worlds with a journey into the nightmarish echo chamber of LOST HIGHWAY — a film that fractures time, identity, and genre into something both terrifying and seductive.Released in 1997, LOST HIGHWAY marked a turning point for Lynch: a return to darker, more experimental storytelling after TWIN PEAKS and FIRE WALK WITH ME alienated mainstream audiences. With a pulsing industrial score, a story co-written by WILD AT HEART novelist Barry Gifford, and one of the

It's Alive! Our coverage on the making of "Frankenstein" (1931) shifts into full production and the post release of the classic film. Intimate details are touched on, such as James Whale's controlling direction, as well as Karloff's overnight stardom. Learn more about the most famous Universal Monster movie of them all!Episode art by Marina Dejanovic.

Gosta do podcast? Conheça o Catarse do Mais Que um Filme:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://www.catarse.me/juliagavillanOu me pague um café via pix: julia.gavillan@gmail.comApós o sucesso de Cães de Aluguel, Quentin Tarantino estava pronto para entrar pela porta da frente dos principais estúdios e produtoras hollywoodianas. Recebendo inúmeras ligações, executivos e produtores queriam o novo cineasta em seus projetos já encaminhados. Porém, Tarantino achou que era o momento certo para retornar para um filme com três

"October 26, 1996. The New York Yankees defeat the heavily-favored Atlanta Braves to complete a stunning comeback from 0-2 down to win the World Series in 6 games." True story, weeks prior to the 1996 postseason, my dad secured tickets for W.S. Game 7... six rows back from the field, 60 feet up the first base line. Was I in any way "conflicted" during Game 6 😭🤣 Join me for a look back at an incredible sequence of events.

Takeaways'Abby' is a unique blend of horror and cultural commentary.The film challenges traditional narratives of possession and empowerment.Eshu represents liberation rather than evil in 'Abby.'The 1970s cultural context influenced the film's reception.'Abby' critiques the repression of black women in society.The film's legacy is overshadowed by its controversial history.Restoration of 'Abby' is essential for future audiences.The character of Abby embodies

It took me YEARS to make this episode happen, but I am finally triumphant, thanks… The post Eros + Massacre Episode 24: The Hammer Dracula Spectacular with Keith Allison appeared first on Cinepunx.

For this Halloween edition of theCinema Retro Podcast, Jake, Miles, and Isabelle turn their attention to Brian De Palma’sCarrie—a defining work of American horror and a study in adolescent rage, repression, and spectacle. Together, we trace the film’s visual language, its complex portrayal of female adolescence, and its enduring influence on the genre.We also discuss a few recent viewings and revisit some of our favorite horror films—connecting threads across decades of cinematic fear and