What's the last unfamiliar vampire trope you encountered? Did it involve aristocratic face paint? This week, we get folksy with unique bloodsuckers in The Vourdalak (France, 2023) on Shudder and vengeful with The Sermon (United Kingdom, 2018) on Shortverse. Plus, we chat about the deep xenomorphic roots of the Metroid franchize and why you should avoid the cringey edgelord Coffee Table movie dropping on Shudder.

Physical media never takes a week off but sometimes they sleep in a little. Such as this light week that has Peter Sobczynski and Erik Childress starting off with a stone-cold classic thriller from Criterion upgraded to 4K. Kino has more film noir, a double feature with Agatha Christie AND Bert I. Gordon plus the terrifying presence of Klaus Kinski as a Nazi. There’s an animated cat who gives massages and everyone’s favorite bear in a rain slicker. 0:00 - Intro 6:53 - Criterion (The Wages of Fear

Join Cat and Rob for a discussion of Army Of One

When you have questions, go straight to the source…Writer/Director Scott Hillman and actor Socks Whitmore join me to discuss their sure-to-be-a-cult-classic queer superhero romance.

When a police officer and his faithful police dog get injured in the line of duty, a harebrained but life-saving surgery fuses the two of 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.Movie News You Can Use has the scoop on who's been cast as Dumbledore in the upcoming Harry Potter reboot on HBO.Support the showFollow Bryan on InstagramFollow Bryan on TwitterGet

Come with us to talk about episode 4 of The Fall of the Usher

Matt heads back to 1981 to discuss Jeff Lieberman's Just Before Dawn. Is this an underappreciated gem, pretty good, or just a bit rubbish?TALE OF THE TAPEDirected by Jeff LiebermanWritten by Jeff Lieberman, Mark Arywitz, and Jonas MiddletonCASTChris Lemmon as Jonathan, Gregg Henry as Warren, George Kennedy as Roy McLean, Deborah Benson as Constance, Ralph Seymour as Daniel, Mike Kellin as Ty, Jamie Rose as Megan, Kati Powell as Merry Cat LoganDistributed by PicturmediaReleased on 27 November 1981

The Doctor and Rose arrive on New Earth and visit a hospital which can cure every disease. Meanwhile, Charlotte compares the Face of Boe's head to the squishiness of an elephant's foot, and Connor winces over mid naughties CGI. Witness suspicious cat nuns and some foxy Doctor action in "New Earth".

On This Episode:In Cold Blood (1967)Targets (1968)Scarecrow (1973) (Rest In Peace Gene Hackman)Follow at...Instagram: skeleton_factoryTwitter: sfpodcastatxSupport The Show at...patreon.com/skeletonfactory

Episode 260: Stephen King's It (1990), The Mangler (1995). Plus, The Monkey, Heart Eyes, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, and more. Time stamps below.12:50min - IT 39:40min - The Mangler

Welcome Back Bunglers! ⚡It's time for more kitty cat fun with your Radical Retro Brothers! We begin by honoring the passing of John Erwin, the legendary voice actor behind He-Man. We pay tribute to his iconic role in the 1980s classic "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" and celebrate his contributions to the world of animation.Today's double episode starts with "Key To Thundera":⚡ "During an attempt to decode the Book of Omens, Lion-O accidentally traps himself

Mattson, Alec and JJ delve into the cinematic showdown between the canine-centric films "K9" and "Turner and Hooch," both released in 1989. The primary focus of our discussion revolves around the nuanced performances of the titular dogs and the emotional resonance inherent in their respective narratives. We explore the overtly comical antics of Jerry Lee in "K9," contrasted with the heartfelt journey of Turner and Hooch as they navigate the complexities of human-animal relationships. Our dialogue is

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob share four fried chickens and coke while they discuss the script to the first, and most beloved, Saturday Night Live film, The Blues Brothers.

We’re back with episode eight and we’re talking about The Birds from 1963. We discuss its similarities to a zombie film, our preferred hypothetical ending and why stalking isn’t what it used to be.

The primary audience for horror movies has been told to laugh at itself once Kevin Williamson penned "Scream" in 1996. But as L7 wrote four years prior, "The Masses are Asses". Horror nerds were being treated to this message since the founding of Troma Films, but never so directly as in the Rolfe Kanefsky horror comedy, "There's Nothing Out There".Nix Eclips from the "Cinema Shitshow" podcast suggested that CatBusRuss give the 1991 film a watch. He felt it had that vibe of "Scream". Our host would

We waited about 7 years to cover this bad boy because Big Ed did not have enough relevance at the time. Since The Mutilator's inception, some big dude that puts mayonnaise in his hair appeared on 90 Day Fiance. That dude looks like my cat. Anyway, Big Ed is a hot topic like 3 years ago so we discussed the Mutilator. Hey Guys. It's a podcast!patreon.com/horrorsouphorrorsoup@yahoo.comInstagram @horrorsoupLetterboxd @horrorsoupcaleb &

Catching up with the latest week of Swarla scenes from 10th February - 14th February 2025. This week sees Lisa and Betsy attend Mason’s funeral, Rob’s prison escape plan get foiled by the timely arrival of DS Swain and heated negotiations unfolding between Lisa and Rob. Rob attempts to leverage his position as Carla’s kidney donor in order to negotiate his freedom. Swain gets professionally compromised in order for Carla’s procedure to go ahead but has she got a back up plan?… Hosted on Acast. See

In this episode, Shanté and Danny repeatedly save their cat as they attempt to discuss an intense thriller from last year!

Send us a text Q-Balls! WoHos! This week we discuss HERETIC, which is half a good movie, anyway. From IMDb: Two young religious women are drawn into a game of cat-and-mouse in the house of a strange man. ...but what a CHARMING man! We loved the first part, but the second part enraged Quinn and turned Christina right off. We're not sure what we will cover next, but it will be fun whatever it is!! Thanks for all your support. It Means the World of Horror™ to us, truly! Next up is a Stefanisode ...

Send us a text Showing a softer side during this week's podcast the Three Schmoes and a Shot crew who are all animal lovers (of coarse we are not supposed to talk about Harry and the orangutan...lol) bring their comedy to a review of the action/comedy movie Keanu starring Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele. Not to worry besides a really adorable cat there is plenty of violent action in the movie as well. Jeff is in rare form having just been furloughed from his stay at a solarium shady acres...