Happy Saint Patrick's Day!What better way to celebrate than to discuss the Leprechaun franchise? In this episode, Brandon has is joined once again by his younger brother Bryan!Apologies for the fluctuating audio. I honestly don’t know what happened. In the making of this episode, two things have become clear to me. I might need a new recording software (comment your favorite), and also, I really like ranking things.Follow Movie Galaxy on Twitter and BlueSkyFollow (and purchase SMALL items from)

For our last in the time travel films we've got a real treat for you. So much so that we went No Spoilers to talk obscure Czech comedy/sci-fi "I Killed Einstein, Gentlemen". So don't shave that beard and join us for a rant about Cleo the cat, more horse and carriage rescues, easy to pronounce names, a stupidly short Wikipedia page, a ridiculously satisfying ending and futuristic Selfie Sticks from the past. Follow us on BlueSky @monorants, Twitter @rantsmono, Instagram: MonoRants_The_Boys or send

So many streaming services but so little time!Hang out with us while we discuss what horror shows, movies, and books we watched, read, and listened to for Monster March 2025!Thank you for watching, and follow along for more chaosNikki's finds -1985 Birthday Bangers - Demons (Bava), Phenomena (Argento), Day of the Dead (Romero), Lifeforce (Hooper), Fright Night (Holland), Re-Animator, The Return of the Living Dead, Silver Bullet (King adaptation), Cat’s Eye (King adaptation), The Stuff, Ghoulies, A

CatBusRuss welcomes back comedian Gregory Carl to the podcast. Mr. Carl was intrigued by the recent focus on bonkers movies over the strict 70 to 100-parameters of "Ninety For Chill" and offered to chat about Quentin Tarantino's primary contribution to 2007's "Grindhouse", "Death Proof". The premise of a sadistic stuntman with a killer car may sound crazy, but when you realize it is the same universe as Robert Rodriguez's zombie homage "Planet

In a Very Special Episode of The Cantaloupe Cats, we are joined by veteran character actor and all around cool cat Kevin Corrigan! When we reached out to ask him if he'd like to come on the pod he said he wanted to talk about The Exorcist films. It was the perfect excuse to sit down and dig into this classic but troubled film franchise (I had never seen 2 or 3). I didn't know Kevin Corrigan was in Exorcist 3, and he regails us with tales from the set, ancedotes about Martin Scorcese, and WIlliam

Two young religious women are drawn into a game of cat-and-mouse in the house of a strange man.We share a bit of our own personal history with religion while discussing a movie about the ultimate theological mansplainerspoilers begin at 13:54ghostbeast.comcheck our TikTok for video content, and support us at ghostbeast.bigcartel.comcontact us at podcast@ghostbeast.com

It's not far to never never land, No reason to pretend, And if the wind is right you can find the joy, Of innocence again, Oh, the canvas can do miraclesJust you wait and see, Beware! me, Beware! the Blob just you wait and see what shitty movie this can be. Tonight we talk about hippies, the return of the sickness, hating hippies, cats doing cat stuff, nepo-babies, briefly forget how numbers work, and Beware! the Blob!

A strange man! Two young religious women! A game of cat-and-mouse! This week the boys meet Hugh Grant and bug him about Julia Roberts but also encounter HERETIC!! Plus, we go back to TV Corner and check out Hysteria! Season 1 episode 8!! And so much more!!!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@theskeletonboyspod You can always email us: skeletonboyspod@gmail.com Instagram and Threads: https://www.instagram.com/skeletonboyspod/

暑期必看，燃爆全场，《F1：狂飙飞车》全程高能，极致体验！00:07 开场02:18 总体评价，8.5分11:16 好莱坞六大公司集体竞争的项目，到底有多优秀？20:18 世界三大体育赛事之一的魅力32:29 电影中的部分情节的离谱程度49:59 花钱砸出来的F1车手58:11 汉斯季默终于认真干活啦1:03:15 苹果走了一步好棋1:04:47 皮特的颜值底子太厚了1:07:48 为什么只有好莱坞能拍出这样的电影？1:22:04 彩蛋主播：DC（视频内容ID：影迷的角落）嘉宾：CocoBGM：Don Toliver Doja Cat - Lose My Mind (feat. Doja Cat)

"I do declare, your smoked meats are superior." This weeks Scariest movie is.... Motel Hell. This movie has everything. A motel that may or may not double as a swingers' paradise. A meat-smoking entrepreneur whose meats get way too many sexual compliments. 50 Cent’s lost Halloween album, Rump Scare. A philosophical debate on whether vegans would eat people if they were planted like vegetables. It's Texas Chainsaw Massacre meets Top Chef meets the world’s most unsettling farm-to-table experience. So

Welcome to No More Room in Hell presents: Creature Comforts!On episode #35 of Creature Comforts, we take a look at the 1942 Creature Classic, Cat People. Join Don Anelli (The Horror Countdown Podcasts), Derek B (No More Room in Hell) and Mr. Venom (Fresh Cuts, The Crystal Lake Gift Shop) as they breakdown this absolute classic noir creature thriller. Does Cat People hold its appropriate place in movie history? Find out our thoughts on CC #35.Music Credits:(Intro) Hall & Oats – ‘Maneater’ (RCA

Discussing all things Swarla from 25th - 29th November 2024. Lisa tries to keep herself at arm’s length from Carla after they slept together and maintains she doesn’t want a relationship. Betsy colludes with Mason’s brothers to help them ransack Underworld. During their heist, Carla gets unexpectedly attacked. Initially appearing to be okay, she later gets found unconscious and is rushed to hospital for emergency brain surgery. Alongside trying to solve the crime in the factory, Lisa deals with the

Do you prefer your cave monsters heavy and scary, or wildly ridiculous? Do you like happy birthdays, or celebrations with weird dialogue and flat jokes? Do you like playing with puppets? We ask the real questions this week as we go spelunking with The Cave (Germany, Australia & USA, 2005) on VOD, wonder if some "cult" films should stay forgotten with The Birthday (Spain, 2004) on Shudder and have weird fun with short films Stuffed and Meat Puppet on YouTube and Short of the Week.

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Does this movie have more lives than a cat does? Will our ratings amount to that number? You will have to listen to find out what the heck I am talking about as the boys review the 2024 film, "Flow". This is Kevin's pick and it is the recent Academy Award winner for Best Animated Feature. See if the boys think this film deserves such honor. As always, thank you for listening!

Welcome to the World's Worst Film Club!In this episode you can find a debrief on what exactly this podcast is, discussion about top 4's and anti-top 4's, and find out all about my time at Glasgow Film Festival.Next Episode will be delving into the world of Cool Cat!!

Release date: January 31, 2025 (USA)Budget: $40 millionBox office: $89.9 millionDirector: Peter HastingsWhen a police officer and his faithful police dog get injured in the line of duty, a harebrained but life-saving surgery fuses them together -- and Dog Man is born. As Dog Man learns to embrace his new identity, he must stop feline supervillain Petey the Cat from cloning himself and going on a crime spree.

We'll refrain from using 'big words' as we discuss: Elderly Erotic Entanglements, Severed Smack talk, Melon Memorials and More! + Outie Irv gets a invitation to throuple? Listen as our podcast goes so long, you'll need the lunch menu on the 5th episode of the 2nd season of Severance 'Trojan's Horse'! The Double P HQ hosts are back to work / Season 2 gets back to work on Apple TV+ ! 00:00 Intro 01:18 Helen-uh, not Hell-lay-nuh 02:32 Catfish's rating 05:31 Bubba's rating 08:52 Gen X Cat Mom's rating

Episode 261: The Stepfather (1987), Sinister (2012). Plus, The Gorge, Nightcrawler, Body Heat, and more. Time stamps below. 10:30min - The Stepfather 30:30min - Sinister

Alec, Mattson and JJ delve into the nuanced comparison between two cinematic masterpieces: "Saving Private Ryan" and "The Thin Red Line." We engage in a rigorous examination of their respective portrayals of war, narrative structures, and character developments. Our discourse highlights the contrasting approaches each film takes to depict the harrowing realities and moral complexities of warfare. We explore how "Saving Private Ryan" is lauded for its visceral opening scenes and intense realism,