Rebecca and Jason kill time before the White Lotus finale by reviewing Bong Joon Ho’s MICKEY 17, Steven Soderbergh’s BLACK BAG, and Mimi Cave’s HOLLAND.

Episode 267: I Know Who Killed Me (2007), Knife+Heart (2018). Plus, Enemy, Fracture, Prisoners, and more. Time stamps below. 13:00min - I Know Who Killed Me 36:40min - Knife+Heart

Text the Popcorn Pundits Podcast and let us know what you think! We’d love to hear from you. Week 77: This week, we’re diving into a trio of wildly different worlds—no two are alike, but all promise cinematic thrills! From wordless survival epics to blocky adventures and down‑and‑dirty espionage, Peter, James, and Nikky have you covered. 🌊 Flow A flooded world… a lone cat… and zero dialogue. Flow uses pure visuals and sound design to tell its story—think Wall‑E meets T...

Another showdown, another loss. This month Kellie of the Final Girls took home the title and now she's making Brian and Steve watch her favorite dinosaur cat film. A surprisingly stacked cast full of hasn't beens, once weres, and never agains all take on a prehistoric beast on their vacation to Big Bear Lake. Karate and knife play from people who should never do either are their only hope. Also we find out what happened after Fievel went west.Plus we announce our May Showdown Topic Find more

Join us this week as Archive Master Kev covers the latest news and announcements and on Wild Galaxy we learn about Loth-Cats!

Episode 40: Air Force OneHosted by: Marc Diette & Terrence JordanGuest:Pete RobsonAir Force One is the star of our show today, and let me tell you, it’s a wild ride that’ll have you on the edge of your seat! Harrison Ford’s portrayal of President James Marshall is nothing short of epic as he battles terrorists in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse aboard the iconic plane. We dive deep into the film’s action-packed scenes, from nail-biting moments to unforgettable one-liners, and trust me, we

Mattson, Alec and JJ jump into the cinematic exploration of "The Proposal," a romantic comedy released in 2009, featuring prominent actors such as Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds. The discourse elucidates the film's narrative, which revolves around a New York editor facing deportation who persuades her assistant to enter into a marriage of convenience. The hosts engage in a critical evaluation of the film's strengths and weaknesses, emphasizing the performances of supporting characters,

Cate Blanchett, her wardrobe, Michael Fassbender, Rege-Jean Page, that house, Pierce Brosnan…there are so many nice things to look at in Steven Soderbergh’s new spy thriller, in theaters and already out on streaming now. The caper moves along, but does it move us? Find out with film critic and writer Kristen Lopez. Then we name some of our favorite movie marriages.What’s Good?Alonso - A stunt in the senate, finallyDrea - uptick in black cat adoption (thanks, Flow)Kristen - Finishing Women in Love

The podcast is back, baby, and it’s nerdier than ever. Join Sam and Natalia as we watch and review series three of DOCTOR WHO, from ‘The Runaway Bride’ to ‘The Last of the Timelords’. Starring David Tennant, Freema Agyeman, and John Barrowman, series three picks up straight after Billie Piper's departure in series two. Topics of conversation include Narnia, Sam’s terrible Scottish accent, THE CAT IN THE HAT, the DOCTOR WHO Wikipedia page, Baz Luhrmann, separating art from the artist, BIRDMAN,

In this episode of So, There’s This Episode…, Emily and Alyssa tackle Gilmore Girls Season 1, Episode 5, Cinnamon’s Wake—the one where a cat’s funeral low-key wrecks everyone’s emotions. The sisters break down how a seemingly minor event in Stars Hollow somehow turns into a full-on therapy session for half the town (and maybe themselves too).They unpack the messy tension between Lorelai and Max, Rory’s awkward confession to her crush, and the surprisingly deep impact of Cinnamon the cat’s dramatic

CatBusRuss and ThePoeticCritic are a bout to hit the road once again to make their annual pilgrimage to McCormick Place for the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo b.k.a. C2E2. Thus, there is a lot of preparation needed for this trip, even if our host is getting locked out of the overloaded celebrity line up on Saturday. Despite the frustration, Russ wants to still get in the mood for the show and give the audience a paywall-free version of the first C2E2 he reviewed on "Ninety For

BONUS: Feels Like the First Time, Alien Edition (originally aired as two separate episodes on Patreon, presented together here with a new intro by Jenny)Join Kristin Russo and Joanna Robinson as Kristin boards Nostromo for the first time to ask important questions like "Where can I find a jumpsuit like Ripley's?" and "Where can I find a *Ripley* like Ripley?" and also "What happens to the cat?!?!?!" All these answers and more await. As you hurtle through the infinite darkness of this encore

A group of five friends must fight for their lives in open water after a dream wedding turns into a nightmare.Director: Hayley Easton StreetWriter: Cat ClarkeStars: Hiftu Quasem, Natalie Mitson, Tashani Bent

Show Notes 00:00:00 -Intro: “No Fact Checks” Fucked us, Cat III Films, Top Ten Prep Films Changing Release Dates (What do we do?), The Cat has different Versions?, (How We) Make Fav Top Ten Lists, Revisiting Films/Desert Island Movies, Prepping for so many shows, Larry clark, Fright Night with live Commentary on the big screen/Wishmaster, Carly at Cinema Wasteland, Creature Feature Convention, Meeting Celebrities, Evil Bong Screening with Charles Band, Charles Band is a dickhead, Tommy Chong, Death

The plot dives into the conflicts that emerge when Genovese, determined to seize complete control of the Mafia, plots a violent takeover to remove Costello. As Genovese strengthens his grip on power, Costello, the seasoned veteran of the crime world, faces a tough choice: to fight back or step aside. This struggle escalates into an intense game of cat and mouse, involving corrupt politicians, law enforcement, and rival crime families caught in a tangled web of deceit and

“I've seen honest faces before. They usually come attached to liars.”Penny, Kara and Sam have almost too much fun discussing this pivotal episode where secrets are revealed, hair is pulled and everyone talks about cheese. The trio indulge in many tangents, including international travel, dating strategies, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, clumsiness, rape culture, Matilda, fashion trials and tribulations, character likeability, shoes in bed, and how Kara’s cat doesn’t like it when she

Garfield The Movie. Jon Arbuckle buys a second pet, a dog named Odie. However, Odie is then abducted and it is up to Jon's cat, Garfield, to find and rescue the canine.Front Row Cinema is a nostalgic movie podcast of two lifelong friends revisiting and reviewing movies they saw in theaters as kids.Follow along as we look back on our memories of the film, its hype, box office analysis, critical reception and so much more as we join the lasagna eating Monday hating cat on an adventure.

"Tell me more about the time you used the dildo medicinally.”This week’s scariest movie is... Smile 2. This movie has everything: A Flatliners-style shock therapy plan that says “trauma, but make it crispy,” proof that Voss Water that might actually be a sinister organization, And a setup for Smile 3 where a stadium full of cursed teenage girls starts the smilepocalypse. If you love movies that fake you out with Pizza Hut metaphors and then kick you RIGHT in the feelings, this episode’s for

Join Jim & Livio as they once again travel to Paris and are witness to the crimes of the person known as 'Bluebeard'. Made in 1944 and directed by Edgar G. Ulmer (The Black Cat, 1934) and starring John Carradine. Carradine delivers one of his finest performances as the tortured, yet evil Gaston Morrell. The film also stars Jean Parker, Nils Asther, Ludwig Stossel, and Sonia Sorrell. What on the surface seems like a typical 1940's PRC quickie horror movie, it quickly turns to a fantastical...

JB and Sean are joined by Lelon Stoldt for this round of Disney Who episode reviews.  And though we all dump on “The Robot Revolution”, we actually have a lot of nice things to say about “Lux” and “The Well”.  Is RTD setting us up for another disappointing series finale, or will he actually stick the landing this time? In any event, f*ck him for killing the cat!