Thanks for stopping by The Backlot! Forgive me father for I have sinned! I finally saw Sinners and I have some thoughts on this genre bending banger from Ryan Coogler. I am dealing with a sick kid at home so I'm chatting starting her education into film with E.T. She taught me about Cat In The Hat which doesn't feel like a fair trade.Naturally; I continue the Best Birthday in Cinema list for the greatest contribution to film.You can follow me here:Instagram:

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob keep dancing with the devil until he follows them home while they discuss Ryan's Coogler's script to his original, hit blockbuster Sinners.

Welcome Back Bunglers! ⚡This week, kitty cat fans — it’s time to open the mailbag and sharpen those swords, because we’ve got Bungler mail to catch up on and one final goodbye to say.We’re honoring the legendary Hachiman, who made his final appearance in the series. Our lone warrior, who often got fooled more times than not, still held strong to his code of honor — and we’re giving him the proper sendoff he deserves.(We also say goodbye to Scooper in what turned out to be his last appearance

JJ, Mattson and Alec dive into a cinematic exploration of "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," a film characterized by its unique blend of humor and heartfelt moments. We delve into the narrative's examination of heartbreak and self-discovery, as the protagonist, Peter, embarks on a journey to heal from his emotional turmoil. Through a rigorous analysis, we highlight the film's adept portrayal of relatable characters and situations, which contributes significantly to its comedic essence. Our discussion

As the rite of passage most teens go through, it's time for Sabrina to get her license. Her witches license. Join us as her many exciting cousins from the literal black sheep of the family to Sheryl Lee Ralph give her clues to solve the family secret. Because I guess pictographs is how licensing works. There's also evil twins.Today's modern recommendation is Beyond the Gates.Featuring Alex Baxter Scott as Merlin the cat and Lough Oliver as Hermes/Mercury.https://www.eff.org/Please take

Warehouse 13 Fancast Lead Agent Shannon wants a night out with Party Jinks and Agent Carolyn is fascinated by telenovela jails while Janitor SP is focusing on Claudia's assets. This week's crew review and rewatch the Warehouse 13 season 5 fourth episode "Savage Seduction." The Agents discuss all the telenovela sass, wonder is the cat made it out, Myka's suggestive outfit, Claudia's great story arc, Warehouse 13 pregnancies, the differences between fraternities and sororities, the over the

The "Young Frankenstein" panel at Indiana Comic Con was another, "Let's see who volunteers," experience for CatBusRuss. Fortunately, he could not have asked for a better co-panelist than the Disney Imagineers' official magician/mentalist, Paul Draper. Would either of them claim to be experts about Mel Brook's film? No. But a pro-wrestler and Vegas entertainer surely would provide the audience an amusing show.The performer who had recently appeared with Shaq and Sir

May 4, 2025Join hosts Tony Moore, Michael Mattes, Justin Hareld, and Araceli Aviles, as they recap episodes of Days of Our Lives from the week of April 28-May 2, 2025.This week on Dishin’ Days, Johnny’s decision causes chaos, EJ returns home, Steve and Shawn hatch a plan to save Bo, and Xander is forced to continue to work with Philip. Meanwhile, Doug tries to spare Holly, Cat informs Chad of her date, and Kristin tries to convince Brady that Rachel needs more than therapy.Be sure to follow us on

"It's like watching a commercial for the board game Mouse Trap."This week’s craziest horror movie is… Final Destination 3. This film has everything: a Rube Goldberg Grim Reaper, the strangest public transportation premonition to date, and the best porn name outside of porn ever... Full Stop. If you love improbable physics, theme parks with anatomically correct devil statues, and a franchise that leans in to elaborate kills, this episode’s for you! What did you all think of our episode on Final

Join us as we catch up with the cobbles and all things Swarla related from 7th - 18th April 2025. Carla wants her money back and she really means it this time. Swain is off-scene (presumably eating mini eggs) and Betsy is back in Underworld. Spoilers, news and some unhinged sapphic chat as usual… Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's not the exams I'm worried about. It's Captain Picard. 42779.1-42779.5 (2365) Welcome to Romulans Bearing Gifts Eight Four featuring Isaac and Eric. Join us as we return to Star Trek: The Next Generation, this time looking at Season 2, Episode 2, The Samaritan Snare. Let the Banter Begin! In canonical Saucer Section episodes of this show, the original 3 hosts take turns choosing random Star Trek episodes from any era/show for the hosts to digest and discuss. This is a canonical Refit Era RBG.

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In this episode Brandon talks about a piece of cinema gold in the form of The Music Man. Ya got trouble (right here in River City) if you don't listen in to this one!Follow Movie Galaxy on BlueSky and Twitter.

"Flow" is an Academy Award-winning animated film directed by Gints Zilbalodis. He earned it, plain and simple. Shout out to him and the country of Latvia. It's Latvia's first Academy Award, respectfully. This is a film created with the application called Blender. Imagine that? A film created by Blender, beat Disney AND DreamWorks at their own game. Millions upon millions of dollars, and "Flow" took the cake. Bravo. This is a film about a cat who joins other exotic animals as they journey to find a

Episode 269: The Taking of Deborah Logan (2014), Incantation (2022). Plus, Drop, Wolf Man, Frogman, and more. Time stamps below.10:00min - The Taking of Deborah Logan 29:00min - Incantation

Ultimate Spider-Cast Ep #317: Spider-Man - Invasion of the Spider-Slayers Part 1 Welcome back to Ultimate Spider-Cast! In this episode, Phil, Lilith and Justin review part of “Invasion of the Spider-Slayers” from Amazing Spider-Man #368-#370 (November & December 1992) featuring an army of robots attacking Spider-Man as he dodges attacks from Electro and the Scorpion and the Black Cat returns.   Tune in today and don’t forget to review the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and anywhere else

What could be worse than a human made up to look like a cat in a film with no plot, a few songs to sing and so much senseless insanity that you find yourself screaming at the TV to stop being a bad movie? Not much…but at least it’s not Cats, the musical. No, this week we travel to the land of Seuss to see if The Cat In The Hat is not that bad.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's time for us to dust off the mailbag and answer some of your questions including what's our favourite Grampa storyling? How would we write The Simpsons finale? Which one-time charcter should return and so much more.We also discuss the latest Simpsons news, as well as everything that's happening in the world of Four Finger Discount.Plus, we even chat to the creator of the screen-accurate Assassins, Judy Wright from SQ Customs! Order a pair now at sqcustoms.comCHAPTERS:7:07 - Dando's cat

This week on The Stacks, in part one (0:00-1:26:20), Shana and j. are discussing the fourth Stray Cat Rock film, Yasuharu Hasebe's breezy 1970 entry Machine Animal, in addition to the Pilot episode of The X-Files as we begin our coverage of the first season. Shana is on holidays so we go extra deep in part two (1:26:21-2:35:58) with nine features - Chloe Zhao's 2021 MCU ancient aliens film Eternals, Ivan Reitman's 1973 Canuxploitation debut Cannibal Girls, James Cameron's 1982 Canuxploitation debut

The central theme of JJ, Alec and Mattson's discourse revolves around the cinematic work "Bridesmaids," a film that has elicited a spectrum of opinions from us regarding its merits and shortcomings. Throughout this episode, we engage in a meticulous examination of the film, which, while possessing certain comedic elements, is ultimately perceived as excessively prolonged and replete with moments that fail to achieve the desired comedic impact. The dialogue traverses the performances of the cast,