"Is this just Fight Club in the 80s?"This week’s most unhinged highway horror is The Hitcher (1986). This film has everything: Gas station explosions, Tyler Durden cosplay, and a Swedish-American shoulder-width that brings all the Pages to the yard. If you love shoulder theories, not know if Rutger Hauer wants to kill or fuck you, and cops doing the absolute least, this episode’s for you! Please Subscribe, Rate, and Review The Horror Virgin to help more people discover our community. What did

Will and Matt discuss screenwriting and comedy when it comes to the late Blake Snyder's one of two screenplays sold. (For those that don't know, Blake Snyder's screenwriting book Save the Cat has taken over Hollywood for like a quarter of a century now... and yet... this is a movie that was written.) DISCLAIMER: Language and Spoilers!! STOP! OR MY MOM WILL SHOOT dir. Roger Spottiswoode starring: Sylvester Stallone; Estelle Getty; Roger Rees

Cat and Rachel hit the ground running, much like the zombies, but rather with tea and the drama of Episode 2 of All Of Us Are Dead. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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THE FRENCH CONNECTIONTwo NYPD detectives working in the Narcotics Bureau uncover a heroin smuggling operation with ties to Marseilles, France. What begins as routine surveillance quickly spirals into a dangerous international pursuit. Despite their best efforts, tracking down the smugglers and bringing their elusive ringleaders to justice becomes a maddening game of cat and mouse. Craig and Elisabeth end June Hackman month talking about dirty cops, blind snipers, 1970s New York and the movie “The

The idea of making a movie that’s both homoerotic and thrilling is hardly new, which is why we decided to throw it back to the ‘40s for our third installment of Homoerotic Thriller Pride. On the latest Spooky Tuesday, we’re talking about Cat People (1942), a subtly sapphic creature feature about Irena, a recent immigrant who fears her passions may come with dangerous consequences. Given that this flick was made under the Hays Code, there’s a lot it couldn’t show or even really hint it, but it’s been

Episode 277: Demon Wind (1990), Terrorvision (1986).

We continue our look at the 4th best Hitchcock movie according to our listeners, by comparing Hitchcock’s Vertigo to the Oscar’s Best Picture of the same, er, prior year, Bridge on the River Kwai We also discuss Hitler’s testicular limitations, vulture kite fake-outs and the Laws of Cricket, before revealing the 3rd best Hitchcock movie via the still quite improbable medium of cryptic crossword clue. Hitler has only got one ball: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hitler_Has_Only_Got_One_Ball If you

The Sandlot serves as the principal focus of our discourse, wherein we delve into its nostalgic portrayal of childhood adventures and the indelible impact of summer memories. This cinematic gem, released in 1993, encapsulates the essence of youthful exuberance, as it narrates the escapades of a group of boys who navigate the trials of friendship, fear, and the pursuit of identity through the lens of baseball. As we traverse the film’s narrative, we find ourselves sidetracked by personal anecdotes

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From the arrival of Grand Moff Tarkin to the Ghost Crew having a bounty on their backs to a chilling foreshadowing from Kanan. And what is up with Sabine's rangefinder on her helmet? And Chopper is like a cat? All this and a super sized fact check from J.C. is what awaits in this episode!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hell truly is a teenage girl.To finish off our Pride month we are reviewing 2009's queer feminist cult camp classic Jennifer's Body, written by Diablo Cody, Directed by Karyn Kusama and starring Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried.Spoiler alert, we absolutely loved this movie.Edited by Charlie Whiteside

What's Scarrier: Woody, Lame Horror, or Cheap Horror?CatBusRuss returns to the cheap DVD bin that Ally of Ally's Accessories Shop on Etsy provided him. This portion of the A to Zed journey takes us on a scary tour. Scary to some with the Steve Martin's Woody Allen inspired "L.A. Story" and Woody Allen's "Midnight in Paris". Scary to the rest for featuring Lucio Fulci's "The New York Ripper". "Out of the Dark" represents Colombia and

Tim does a love movie! Max does a Disney classic. Sam puzzles on, but with marbles? Beware shady vets, they will put you down. Tim's Movie - Me Before You (2016)Max's Movie - The Aristocats (1970)

[VST101] Earl and jaQ` make a fateful first foray into veryShort Treks, with their coverage of Skin a Cat, the first episode of season one. No really. Think of everyone […]

THE FRENCH CONNECTION Two NYPD detectives working in the Narcotics Bureau uncover a heroin smuggling operation with ties to Marseilles, France. What begins as routine surveillance quickly spirals into a dangerous international pursuit. Despite their best efforts, tracking down the smugglers and bringing their elusive ringleaders to justice becomes a maddening game of cat and mouse. Craig and Elisabeth end June Hackman month talking about dirty cops, blind snipers, 1970s New York and the movie “The

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...

Bonjour et bienvenue dans En Intervalle!Aujourd’hui, on s’attache à nouveau à Jan Svankmajer via ses nombreux courts métrages. Cruels et bizarres, conçus comme des récits aux mouvements infiniment répétés, leur systématisme peut agacer sans leur enlever leur originalité. Nos recommandations: Alexandre CAOUDAL: Uzumaki (ITO Junji) et ses adaptations, We Love Katamari REROLL+ Royal Reverie (TAKAHASHI Keita) Agathe PRESSELIN: Les Deux Sirènes (Richard BENJAMIN) Simon EYHUS: Oruorane the Cat Player

We take a step back in time 80 years to take a look at the lesbian paranoia of Jacques Tourneur's magnificent, moody Cat People as our Pride series continues for the month of June. You're going to learn all about producer Val Lewton and his unique approach to horror as the high age of Universal gothic horror disappeared into the rear-view mirror of history and diminished. Your Frankensteins and Wolfmans were diminishing by way of smaller budgets and younger audiences into Sons of Frankenstin and