Email: Strictlypoliticalpod@gmail.comNot only is it game on for the characters of the West Wing but we have a game for you. If you can guess which WW character Matthew's cat is named after you win his undying love. Other then that its a fun show as always so check it out!!!

Sixième épisode de cette saison de Capteurs d'écran ! Dany, DDSchutz et Flavien reçoivent une nouvelle participante, Marion, pour parler de choses récemment regardées, lues, jouées ou écoutées, avant quelques recommandations hors des écrans.02:34 - Retour sur les chroniques de l'épisode précédent. Le jeu Dragonsweeper, par Daniel Benmergui, même auteur que Storyteller 14:30 - Les chroniques 14:33 - DDSchutz : quelques remakes à éviter : Cat's Eyes, High Potential20:43 - DDSchutz

There's nothing better than sitting down with a nice beverage in hand, turning on the T.V., loading up the Streams and putting on... an ANIME! This episode we dive in Crunchyroll, the premiere streaming service for all things Anime. We cover a lot of ground here with our picks, a charming spoof about cats infecting the world, a Charming story about two guys being Dads, and a Charming story about a dead detective. We were Charmed, Ok! Sound off in the comments if we're wrong, right, or so

New Filmsuck episode! Dolores and I enthuse about CAUGHT STEALING. It's doing pretty badly at the box-office, though it's a timely dark comic noir of chaotic working class life, and Austin Butler has a delightful co-star in the cat actor playing Bud.

Get ready for a non-stop game of cat and mouse and fingers crossed you're the mouse that churns that cream into butter as we discuss what it takes to be a con man, how John William's score sets the perfect backdrop, the status a suit brings, and the lasting impression of a perfectly directed scene. Thanks for listening and enjoy the movies!!

Blue and Jason Gerber from the documentary Dawn Dusk, about artist and designer Chelli Look's battle with overwhelming grief, chat about the long process of making the film and how anything made with care and love can be art!Links: https://www.dawnduskfilm.com/where-to-watch

“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

The Liars continue to dig deeper into the growing mystery surrounding Alison’s past—and what they find is anything but comforting. Spencer and Toby take a risky trip into Radley, convinced there's more to his mother’s death than anyone’s letting on. Meanwhile, Aria, Hanna, and Emily visit a creepy artist with secrets of his own… and a face mold of Melissa that raises our eyebrows. Tensions rise as Hanna begins to question her mom’s alibi in Wilden’s murder, and Emily faces a whole new kind

September 21, 2025Join hosts Tony Moore, Michael Mattes, Justin Hareld, and Araceli Aviles, as they recap episodes of Days of Our Lives from the week of September 15-19, 2025.This week on Dishin’ Days, Tony makes his play against Philip and Xander, Tate tries to manipulate Sophia, and Theo is triggered by JJ’s badge. Also, Stephanie and Alex take the next step, Cat and Chad get positive advice on their relationship, while Javi, Leo and Chanel discuss Tesoro’s future.Be sure to follow us on all

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

This week we’re heading out on a very chaotic Solo Movie Date with me to see Caught Stealing 🎥🐾. Fair warning: this episode is packed with spoilers, so if you haven’t seen it yet, hit pause and come back after!The film stars Austin Butler and Zoë Kravitz, directed by Darren Aronofsky, and based on Charlie Huston’s book. SynopsisA punk-rock neighbour asks New York bartender Hank Thompson to watch his cat for a few days. Cute, right? Except… that tiny favor spirals into a violent, twisty ride

Our adventures with futuristic Eastern European cartoon felines continue with our look at the overlooked Cat City, the beloved (in Hungary) classic from 1986. Is this musical animal adventure any more entertaining than the oft-discussed Hugo the Hippo? We'll determine it once and for all. Additionally: the match-up of a life-time: Audio Tracks versus Video Tracks - which are more important to an enjoyable viewing experience?Also! We do one of those famous Good/Bad/Weird segments: but with

Hope Hopkinson talks to director Darren Aronofsky about his new film, Caught Stealing. Hank Thompson (Austin Butler) was a high-school baseball phenom who can’t play anymore, but everything else is going okay. He’s got a great girl (Zoë Kravitz), tends bar at a New York dive, and his favorite team is making an underdog run at the pennant. When his punk-rock neighbor Russ (Matt Smith) asks him to take care of his cat for a few days, Hank suddenly finds himself caught in the middle of a motley

This podcast episode delves into the cinematic masterpiece "Seven," directed by David Fincher and featuring notable performances from Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman. Throughout our discourse, we explore the intricate narrative that revolves around two detectives as they pursue a serial killer who employs the seven deadly sins as his modus operandi. The episode highlights the profound psychological implications of the film, particularly the moral dilemmas faced by the characters, culminating in a

A transitional, genre-blending album that thrives on her contradictions while questioning how seriously she takes her own artistry. Doja Cat Tries to Reframe Her Purpose in Pop on Vie: Review Kiana Fitzgerald

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In the late 2000's torture horror movies had become the fad. SAW and Hostel led the way and everyone else tried to imitate and ride their success. The Collector is one of these films but for some reason has stood the test of time and is still loved and held in super high regard. The plot follows a thief called Arkin as he attempts to rob his employers. Unfortunately for him he chose the night the serial killer in a gimp mask decided to kill the family too...What follows is a cat and mouse game

Sam has overcome her distaste for a certain actor and decided we should watch Pitch Perfect (2012). We chat about the peak of a cappella, having girl friends, and the black cat/golden retriever dynamic.

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