Host Anthony Desiato digs into the John Byrne-era ACTION COMICS and ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN as "Crisis 'Til Death" continues! In Part II, Anthony and guest Bernie Gerstmayr discuss Byrne's run on ACTION COMICS (#584-600), which functioned as a team-up series that introduced Superman and readers to the Post-Crisis DCU, as well as Marv Wolfman and Jerry Ordway's run on ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN (#424-444), which developed supporting cast members such as Gangbuster, Prof. Emil Hamilton, and Cat Grant

The fifteenth entry in 'The Shamley Silhouette', a podcasting journey through the works of Alfred Hitchcock Chapter 15 see's hosts Zach welcoming filmmaker and film lover Matt Willocks to follow the path of “The Cat” in 1955’s TO CATCH A THIEF. Listen as they dissect what many consider to be the least Hitchcockian film and find out how Hitchcockian it really is. PLUS: James Stewart briefly appears to audition for Watchmen.

"Beware of The Blob it creeps...and leaps and glides across the floor..."  This week Mike is joined by Cat Davies to discuss 50s cult monster movie classic THE BLOB (1958), and it's superior Chuck Russell 1988 remake... Music by Jack Whitney.  Visit our website www.evolutionofhorror.com  You can now buy Evolution of Horror T-SHIRTS!  www.evolutionofhorror.com/shop Subscribe and donate on PATREON for bonus monthly content and extra treats... www.patreon.com/evolutionofhorror  Email us!  Follow us

Ignore all the faux hype from Tiger King and Tiger King 2. Carole Baskin is an amazing person dedicated to saving big cats. Listen to this episode and you'll walk away understanding how awesome Carole Baskin is.  Carole was featured in Netflix's Tiger King and Dancing with the Stars. Carole is an American big-cat rights activist and CEO of Big Cat Rescue, a non-profit animal sanctuary based near Tampa, Florida. We discuss how Carole came to be part of the TV show Tiger King, her work with the Big

We are talking stop motion animation in music videos! Including: Peter Gabriel - “Sledgehammer” (We couldn’t find out how many 16-hour days that took to create, btw. Let us know.) CSS - “Alala” Brothers Quay Tierra Whack - “Unemployed” Cat Solen “The Shivering Truth” With tangents about: Kate Bush Tori Amos Tool - “Sober” This Kurt Cobain interview Brothers Quay in the Criterion Closet Janet Jackson - “What Have You Done for Me Lately” Madonna - “Express Yourself” Find us on Instagram:

We assess James Gunn’s long overdue crack at THE SUICIDE SQUAD and a trio of docs: Kristine Solakis’ gay conversion history PRAY AWAY, Peter Nicks’ snapshot of Oakland’s class of 2020 in HOMEROOM, and Ting Poo and Leo Scott’s portrait of Val Kilmer, VAL.

Episode 3: Drive In A group of teens goes to see a cursed film screening for one night only at a local drive in. The last time Rabbit Rabbit was shown, the crowd went nuts and started killing people. It's creator attacked Tipper Gore and was thrown in prison. But now he's out and he wants the world to see his creation... Cat & Aurora talk censorship (heavy stuff), the Exorcist, subliminal, liminal, and SUPER liminal messaging.

Lucas has had enough. He refuses to go another moment without exploring Cars Land, but he can't actually make it out to sunny Anaheim right now. So to help him do the next best thing, his good friend and former Disneyland cast member Emma has joined to tell him all about this magical place. And with a special appearance from her cat, Beanz, they work together to (virtually) peek around every corner and shake every tree in the Land!

Local filmmaker and host of the podcast Film Reverie, Mike Bekemeyer, joins Josh and Jade for a bit of film history. Robert Rodriguez, John Williams, Jaws, and even Mike's cat, Jeffery Lebowski, are topics of discussion in the chaos that is Our Taste is Trash.

It's Episode Ten of OLL OBOUT OVID!, our podcast dedicated to the Ovid.tv streaming service! This week, in addition to discussing Derek Jarman's final work BLUE (1993) and Laura Mulvey's avant-garde RIDDLES OF THE SPHINX (1977) again, Witney and B talk Chris Marker's 1977 historical politics documentary GRIN WITHOUT A CAT. They, of course, do so while frequently tying it all back to Star Trek and Agnès Varda. We hope you enjoy, and thank you for your time.

It’s all games and fun at Episode 41! Chat this week includes Hannah’s birthday, Chris’ amphibian pal, our “lads” trip to Edinburgh & Ms Hattie McCap asks us about our comfort TV shows. Nuns and Belgian detectives both feature. Hannah gives us the story of Scotland’s bizarre big cat sightings, and the sleekit’ feline soul-stealer that haunts the Highlands. Chris then gives us the hidden history behind a landmark in Portobello. Medical mistakes, charges of homicide and exposed intestines all

Season 1 Episode 11 of It's Time to Rewind: Groundhog Day After Day After Day. Host Bubbawheat and guest Sean from Next Scene Podcast discuss Phil's eleventh Groundhog Day that starts at 55 minutes and 35 seconds with Phil rushing through the previously romantic building of a snowman and ends at 56 minutes and 27 seconds with Phil getting slapped. Sean can be found at: Next Scene Podcast Groundhog Minute Cat and Sean Five Minutes of Mime Spinal Tap Minute Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the

Season 1 Episode 10 of It's Time to Rewind: Groundhog Day After Day After Day. Host Bubbawheat and guest Sean from Next Scene Podcast discuss Phil's tenth Groundhog Day that starts at 49 minutes and 27 seconds with Phil fantasizing about living in the mountains in five years and ends at 55 minutes and 35 seconds with Phil getting slapped after telling Rita he loves her but doesn't even like himself. Sean can be found at: Next Scene Podcast Groundhog Minute Cat and Sean Five Minutes of Mime Spinal

Season 1 Episode 9 of It's Time to Rewind: Groundhog Day After Day After Day. Host Bubbawheat and guest Sean from Next Scene Podcast discuss Phil's ninth Groundhog Day that starts at 47 minutes and 27 seconds with Phil ordering sweet vermouth, rocks with a twist which just so happens to be Rita's favorite drink and ends at 49 minutes and 27 seconds with Phil laughing at Rita's study of 19th century French poetry. Sean can be found at: Next Scene Podcast Groundhog Minute Cat and Sean Five Minutes of

Season 1 Episode 8 of It's Time to Rewind: Groundhog Day After Day After Day. Host Bubbawheat and guest Sean from Next Scene Podcast discuss Phil's eighth Groundhog Day that starts at 46 minutes and 38 seconds with Phil ordering Sweet Vermouth, Rocks with a twist which just so happens to be Rita's favorite drink and ends at 46 minutes and 38 seconds with Phil discovering what sweet vermouth on the rocks actually tastes like. Sean can be found at: Next Scene Podcast Groundhog Minute Cat and Sean Five

Welcome to "Cats got talent". In der Jury heute: Judi Dench. Die Konkurrenz der Bewerber um den Titel “cat sacrifice of the year” ist gigantisch. Eigentlich bewirbt sich der ganze schlecht animierte Tribe, aber herauszustellen wären Macavity, der Mitbewerber entführt um zu gewinnen und nicht zu vergessen die Außenseiterin Grizabella, die bis zum letzten Moment niemand in betracht zieht. Nachdem alle einmal getanzt haben um sich zu bewerben, entführt Macavity Old Deuteronomy um sich seinen ersten

Have some of the Bond villains inspired real-world events? In this episode, we flip the discussion of villainy as the world bears witness to billionaires shooting rival rockets into space. Oftentimes, real-world events have inspired the plots of James Bond films, but we ponder which Bond villain plots may have pre-empted real-world events? What did Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Nestle, microchip manufacturers, Newsmax, and the CIA possibly learn (allegedly) from Bond villains? Along the way, we discover

Chris Morgan drops by to talk about his new book "The Nickelodeon 90s". Along with a fascinating history of the channel, Chris and Chris also discuss Loki, The original Blade movie, The Bob Newhart Show from the 80's, Warrior, and more.

On this episode: Bruce and Ryan introduce themselves. Ryan goes over the history of EC Comics and touches on the origin of the Tales from the Crypt TV series. The hosts can be found @MrSpookyBruce and @HorroRyan on Twitter. You can email the show at CryptKeepersShow@gmail.com. Note: Old Nancy's cat is Lucifer, not Satan. Bruce confuses "Lights Out" and "Quiet, Please", but both are quality old time radio shows. "The Thing on the Fourble Board" can be listened to here. --- Send in a voice message: