"Now that's a cool cat." Everybody's favorite cat-and-mouse duo enter the 21st century, but do they make a home in Slimehouse? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/slimehousepod/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/slimehousepod/support

In this week’s episode, we discuss 1955’s charming – if not exactly awe-inspiring – Lady and the Tramp. Listen as we discuss how this movie overcomes its thin characterizations, the ineffable magic of the spaghetti scene, why the live-action version is apocalyptically horrible, and more! Recommended Reading: https://www.flavorwire.com/397512/the-code-behind-the-kitty-unpacking-the-racist-myth-of-the-siamese-cat Me, Mom & The Mouse is a podcast about the joy of

In this week’s episode, we discuss 1955’s charming – if not exactly awe-inspiring – Lady and the Tramp. Listen as we discuss how this movie overcomes its thin characterizations, the ineffable magic of the spaghetti scene, why the live-action version is apocalyptically horrible, and more! Recommended Reading: https://www.flavorwire.com/397512/the-code-behind-the-kitty-unpacking-the-racist-myth-of-the-siamese-cat Me, Mom & The Mouse is a podcast about the joy of watching

In the premiere episode of The Max, hosts Juliana and William, discuss their history with Saved By The Bell, break down the first episode, and more! Thanks to Damn The Witch Siren for our theme music!

At just 19 years old, Christian Zakharchuk has made two feature films. He chats with the boys this week about his newest film, "Girlz Night" as well as being an amateur historian of filmmaker Lucifer Valentine. In the intro, Randy was unimpressed with "Voyagers", Clark held a "Tim Sutton Film Festival" and Russ digs up a film with some Overlook history in "Bullets of Justice". Check out Girlz Night here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvvgzvT3xiEUsg3YAZNXv3w Films: Doors (2021), Voyagers

The panel of experts examines the history and legacy of "Fritz the Cat," the troubled relations of its creators, the impact it had on animation overall, and the relative value of actors named "Broderick."

Crack that whip! Tuna in for this week's cat-a-strophic film review...as the Bad Taste Buds do a full paw-topsy on the 2004 car crash that was Halle Berry's Catwoman. Strap into your full leather gimp suit as we enter the uncomfortably sexy world of  BDSM anti-heroes. Watch at the majesty of CGI cats that are SOMEHOW still more realistic than the demon spawn of Tom Hooper's Cats. Marvel at attempt at feminism from the perspective of ridiculously misguided men... ...yeah this was a rough one.

Guardians of the Galaxy #13, Black Cat #5 This week your geek guides discuss: Ed Brubaker and creator rights in different forms of media The history of the Predator franchise Charlie’s Martian Manhunter love story continues… What kind of movie will get from The Rock’s Black Adam? The Fast and the Furious franchise, Titanic and James Cameron New comic including Home Sick Pilots #5, Guardians of the Galaxy #13, Black Cat #5 Show notes: Guardians of the Galaxy #13, Black Cat #5: Capes and Lunatics

The mid 1930s brings madness and mysteries galore! Universal explore the Secret of the Blue Room and The Secret of the Chateau, and introduce us to The Invisible Man and The Man Who Reclaimed His Head! Plus Karloff and Lugosi team up for the first time in another Poe adaption The Black Cat!

In 1962, a film was made to document housing discrimination in Madison. But just as the film was completed, UW suppressed it. The film was buried in the university archives for nearly 60 years. Recently, the film was rediscovered and made public. In this piece, we hear about how the film was made with hidden cameras and microphones, and why it is such important piece of history. This is the first of a two-part series. Featuring the voices of: Cat Phan, Kacie Lucchini Butcher, George Allez, and

Assignment: Earth was the twenty sixth episode of Star Trek's second season to air, with an intergalactic secret agent battling to stop a twentieth century nuclear holocaust. In this episode Gerry and Iain discussed the appropriate clothing for time travellers. On a mission to observe a key period of Earth history, the Enterprise intercepts Gary Seven (Robert Lansing) and his cat Isis as they attempt to travel to the planet from a distant world. Seven makes his escape and heads to

On today's episode, Patsy the Angry Nerd and I discuss the Shaw Brothers film, Shaolin Daredevils (aka The Daredevils) from 1979 another Chang Cheh directed film which once again unites all of the Venom Mob, and the Spaghetti Western, Boot Hill (1969) – the third in the trilogy directed by Guiseppe Colizzi and Starring Terence Hill and Bud Spencer who reprise their roles as Cat and Hutch. Through no purposeful planning, we are finding more and more similarities between Spaghetti Westerns and