The 2nd best Hitchcock movie according to our listeners is Psycho from 1960.Here’s our original coverage of Psycho from all the way back in April, 2018! Stay tuned for our updated thoughts after our rewatch. If you want more Hitchcock content, please consider becoming a HitchPod supporter. Just go to patreon.com/HitchPod and for as little as $2/month get access to our Season 1 coverage of every single Hitchcock movie, as well as bonus episodes on Hitchcockesque movies, invitations to live

In this episode of Reel It In, Will and Tucker head to 90s New York for Darren Aronofsky’s Caught Stealing. Based on the cult novel, the film follows Hank Thompson (Austin Butler) whose life spirals out of control after he agrees to watch his neighbor’s cat.We dig into the film’s gritty setting, Aronofsky’s bold directorial choices, and how the tone swings between dark comedy and brutal violence—drawing comparisons to Tarantino and the Coen Brothers. From Butler’s lead performance to Zoe Kravitz and

HERE COMES THE BRIDE, ALL DRESSED IN …BLACK!?! RIDING A BROOM AND CLUTCHING A CAT?!? It’s intractable imps, saucy sorceresses, and weird women on this episode of Genre Grinder, all falling in love and putting their spell on unsuspecting men. Join Gabe and returning guest Luana Saitta as they look at three entries in the surprisingly prevalent subgenre of movies where men accidentally marry witches or women, who, unbeknownst to their husbands, become witches. This month’s titles include René

“My dick is encased in wax. It’s the ultimate condom.” This week’s horniest fire hazard of a horror movie is House of Wax. This film has everything: wax-on-wax violence, Quentin Tarantino’s evil twin, and smoldering chemistry only ruined by shared parentage. If you love incestual tension, foot trauma, and the slowest wax-based final fight in horror history, this episode’s for you! Please Subscribe, Rate, and Review The Horror Virgin to help more people discover our community. What did you think

In this re-mastered and never before released video episode I'm joined by recent Edinburgh Fringe best newcomer nominee Molly McGuinness to talk about what is maybe Mike Myers worst movie - The Cat In The Hat. We talk about Molly's love of it and have a very special call from Steven Anthony Lawrence, AKA Beans from Even Stevens, who talks about his time filming this.Get video episodes, early access, and bonus content — plus a shoutout as Executive Producer — by joining the Founding Members

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Send us a text When the students of an athletic academy begin disappearing in bloody ways, their Olympic dreams will become... an Olympic Nightmare!! ...wait a second, the name of this movie is Fatal Games. Or is it The Killing Touch? No matter which of its many titles you pick, Pete's choice this week is a bad 80's slasher movie that suffers from being overly tropey, horribly offensive on multiple fronts, and just a general sense of poor filmmaking. Join us as we discuss how impractical a ja...

In this special bonus episode we celebrate the podcast's six-year anniversary with the show’s producer Alan Seales who is also the host of The Theatre Podcast with Alan Seales and the Co-Founder of the Broadway Podcast Network. Mike and Alan reflect on the origins of the podcast, memorable moments, and the evolving journey of analyzing and interpreting the musical CATS. Mike shares his experiences interviewing Broadway stars, the unexpected depth of the CATS fan community, and his dreams for future

With the new Happy Gilmore movie making waves, we knew this was the perfect time to bring this episode back! We’re throwing it back to our hilarious convo with one of the funniest moms we know and love, Julie Bowen—aka Claire Dunphy from Modern Family. Julie is a two-time Emmy winner, made two iconic appearances in Happy Gilmore, and has been busy ever since: starring in Mixtape and Hubie Halloween, Totally Killer, The Fallout, voicing Disney characters, directing, launching a tween boy skincare

CatBusRuss was able to participate in a lot of panels at ATL Comic Convention for movies that he loves, but one of those panels was for a feature not enough people have seen. He was honored to get to chat with the co-creator of the comic "Blood Orange", Tim Avers about Rian Johnson's 2005 debut feature, "Brick". Hopefully, the two were able to convince those who were early for the anime voice actor panel that followed them that they were missing out on a classic.There was no

Movie: Eden (2024 film) Sydney Sweeney, Ana de Armas and Vanessa Kirby Try to Live on The Same Island But it Turns Deadly. The true story of three groups of European settlers who try to live on an island in the Galapagos Islands, where things turn violent as soon as food becomes scarce. Cat: Jude Law as Dr. Friedrich Ritter, Dora's husband Vanessa Kirby as Dora Strauch Ritter, Friedrich's wife Daniel Brühl as Heinz Wittmer Sydney Sweeney as Margret Wittmer, Heinz's wife Ana de Armas as Baroness

We continue our look at the 3rd best Hitchcock movie according to our listeners, by comparing Hitchcock’s North By Northwest to the Oscar’s Best Picture of the same year, Ben-Hur We also discuss NPC deities, Heston-hidden homoeroticism and the Ben-Hur drinking game, before revealing the 2nd best Hitchcock movie via the still quite improbable medium of cryptic crossword clue. If you want more Hitchcock content, please consider becoming a HitchPod supporter. Just go to patreon.com/HitchPod and for

In which we see some cool action cliché of two big dudes setting up a big gun, a real cat fight, water pool?? and Chris really coming to terms with deaths in the Star Trek universe...

Bring out your cat ear beanies, it's time to watch Bad Hair Day! Tune in as BenG and Kelsey discuss why Liz is actually a terrible cop, the logistics of having live polling updates for prom queen, and how a $7 million necklace.

Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh & Chantel from Wednesday, September 3rd, 2025 / We don't want to have responsibilities, don't get duped into sending money to astronauts, Pudge the cat is Good News, we watched the salmon swimming upstream, Chantel will never get to finish a movie, we found some mascot heads for Chantel to try on, Josh has some favorite mountain ranges, you don't get back scratches if you don't get in bed on time, it's the 1990s and Josh wants to wear those dad fashions,

Music. The Box Office Bucket List crew dives into The Book of Eli — a gritty, post‑apocalyptic road trip starring Denzel Washington, Mila Kunis and Gary Oldman. They unpack the film's bleak atmosphere, striking visual tones, brutal encounters, barter economy, and the powerful reveal. The hosts discuss character motivations, symbolism, standout scenes (hairless cat, bridge sequence, Alcatraz climax), the book's significance, and whether this film earns a spot on their must‑watch list.

Ahoy film friends, and welcome to another installment of our Summer mini-series, Summer Movie Club! This week we're getting into Heather Rae's pick, Harold and Maude. What is a Jersch you ask? Do Cat Steven's fingers hurt? Are you a Harold or a Maude in lIfe? All this and more on this week's episode. Enjoy the show!https://www.filmfolklorepodcast.com/https://www.patreon.com/FilmFolkLorePodcast

bassador What happens when the cosmic calling of the cats becomes too loud to ignore? In this transformational episode, I share the soul-woven story of how I went from a busy life as a movie industry executive… to becoming an interspecies communicator, feline ambassador, and channel for the Cat and Lyran Collective. I thought I was simply stepping into a new, more grounded career to help cats with scratching posts and playtime… but the cats — and my sacred soul plan — had something far more

Copycat - "He Wants to Dazzle Us" This week we get into all the gory details of a serial killer's spree in COPYCAT (1995). A deathly cat and mouse game ensues as a manhunt for a clever killer is on in San Francisco. The chase is led by detectives (Holly Hunter & Dermot Mulroney) with an assist from a hotshot criminal psychologist (Sigourney Weaver). We hope you enjoy digging into this fresh episode! Support the show

Send us a text This episode on talkabout we discuss a family film that one of our listeners deemed 'overlooked'. Starring Matt Damon and ScarJo, we give our thoughts on 'We Bought a Zoo'. What zoo is this actually based on? Why is there any romance subplot? Why didn't that bear eat them all? So many questions that we answer in a neat (shorter than usual) episode. We conduct a draft pick of big cat movies and discuss the cast and some of their previous work. Enjoy! Still waiting for this film'...