12 Days of Christmas (Day 12)(Announcement) Notes: Joshua trundle, Sarah trundle, not accepted by addressee, mouse bell, father mouse,  junctionville register, mother mouse, Albert mouse, give your heart a try, Davey Thomas, kerplunk kerplooey, I've learned that I've still got a lot to learn, Clues and relevance: 1. Tick Tock (Clocktower)2. Cat's Prey (Mouse)3. 1823 (year it was written)4. A Visit from St. Nicholas (original title)5. George Gobel (father mouse)6. Boing (springs

12 Days of Christmas (Day 12)(Announcement) Notes: Joshua trundle, Sarah trundle, not accepted by addressee, mouse bell, father mouse,  junctionville register, mother mouse, Albert mouse, give your heart a try, Davey Thomas, kerplunk kerplooey, I've learned that I've still got a lot to learn, Clues and relevance: 1. Tick Tock (Clocktower)2. Cat's Prey (Mouse)3. 1823 (year it was written)4. A Visit from St. Nicholas (original title)5. George Gobel (father mouse)6. Boing (springs

Dan Slevin reviews an acclaimed animated film from Latvia about a black cat and his animal friends escaping a catastrophic flood.Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

Dan Slevin reviews four new films in cinemas: Emilia Pérez is a musical about Mexican cartel boss who goes through gender reassignment; Flow is an animated film from Latvia about a cat and his animal friends escaping a catastrophic flood; Dragonkeeper is an animated Chinese-Spanish co-production with the voices of Bill Nighy and Bill Bailey, and Gerard Butler and O’Shea Jackson Jr. reunite for the sequel to Den of Thieves, Pantera.Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

In "The Return of Kraven," the fourth episode of Spider-Man: The Animated Series' fourth season, Spider-Man grapples with grief over Mary Jane's disappearance, his anger impacting his heroism. Simultaneously, Kraven the Hunter reappears, claiming responsibility for a monstrous creature terrorizing the city, dubbed the Stalker. Spider-Man and Black Cat team up, their partnership strained by Spider-Man's cynicism. The chase reveals the Stalker's true identity: Mariah

Movies discussed: Nosferatu (2024), Cuckoo, Post Mortem, Playing Soccer in the Big Red Boots! (short) This time around we get to talk about Nosferatu, and Josh’s jealousy towards the people who liked it. We’re also all in for Cuckoo and dig Post Mortem, even with its horrendous English dub. Next episodes assignments: Wolf Man (2025) Werewolves Within The Wolfman (2010) My Cat Lucy (short) Watch along with us if you like and we’ll see you next episode.The post Episode 491 – The Bird Concept appeared

In the penultimate episode of Hannibal S1, we tackle the them of Revelation as all of our characters learn startling things about each other and themselves. Could Will really be the Copy Cat Killer? Can Hannibal keep his true self hidden from Jack? Is Bedelia in on this whole thing??? Rude Eats is hosted by Marie Vigouroux and Jeremy Greer. Follow our YouTube channel for fun videos, episode previews, and full episodes. If the app you're using doesn't support built-in transcripts, you can find PDFs

It is a new era for "Ninety For Chill: The Podcast". CatBusRuss insists that 70 to 100 minutes is the ideal runtime for most movies, but when something topical comes along, it may capture his or potential guests' curiosity. If it is crazy enough, the film may grab hold of the collective attention, at the very least Russ's. Welcome to the "I Dig Crazy Flicks" era of the podcast. It allows for a greater range in cinema to discuss and is definitely more marketable. And the craziness kicks off this year

We’re back with "PICTURE THIS," an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 1958 (for the 1959 ceremony) as part of our YEAR OF CLASSICS. The slate of movies are “Auntie Mame," "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," "The Defiant Ones," "Gigi," and "Separate Tables." We are also so lucky to be joined by first time guest and long-time follower of this show, Karly Perkins, to share her love for one actor's work in

Is that cat actually a shrimp? What's that little guy doing in the lobster tank at Red Lobster? And why can't you skip lunch? We answer these questions and more as we make our way through each and every course of Season 1, Episode 18 of Family Matters. Alex Diamond, David Kenny, and John McDaniel heard that the long-running network sitcom Family Matters ends with side character Steve Urkel going to space. And the best way to figure out how that happened - obviously - is to watch the last

"M3GAN FOX!!!"This week’s hottest movie is... Subservience. This film has everything: a struggling father , an AI assistant who can't wait to ease his pain, and a movie that ignores everything that is interesting in the movie. If you’re into sci-fi thrillers that make you question if having sex with a lifelike Nanny-bot is cheating, this episode’s for you! Help Support our HV Family: www.Patreon.com/HorrorVirgin What did you think of this episode? Tell us @HorrorVirgin: Facebook Twitter

First off, we recorded this exactly one day before news broke that Neil Gaiman news came out with a bunch of nasty stuff. Not going to go into it but if you're wondering, just search "Neil Gaiman bad" or something. ANYWAYS This movie is about a girl who hates this button world or something where her mom has cute thighs and theres a talking cat. It's crazy.