ThePoeticCritic #Halloween Special: #Kaiju, #Vampires, Fear for the Winter Box Office & Swingers (1996)

Ninety For Chill: The #Podcast with @CatBusRuss

Episode 143: ThePoeticCritic #Halloween Special: #Kaiju, #Vampires, Fear for the Winter Box Office

ThePoeticCritic #Halloween Special: #Kaiju, #Vampires, Fear for the Winter Box Office

Tuesday Oct 24, 2023

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It would not be #SpookyMonth for "⁠Ninety For Chill: The #Podcast⁠" if ⁠ThePoeticCritic⁠ did not make her annual villainy felt. She has never been big for slasher movies, so it is Kaiju season. ⁠CatBusRuss⁠ explores her opinions on the late '70s "⁠Godzilla⁠" movies and admits to light Letterboxd stalking. He just needed to know why she watched "⁠Billy the Kid Versus Dracula⁠". If only ⁠Ed Wood⁠ could have kept ⁠Bela Lugosi⁠ clean...

As always when it comes to the ⁠CatBus⁠'s big sister, the conversation does devolve into a discussion about the current state of cinema. The two butt heads about "Wonka" and "Wish" again. How can she not respect the mere suggestion of an orange Hugh Grant and Alan Tudyk's hooved potential means box office success?

Before all of that, Russ attempts to get the annual trip through ⁠Ally's Accessories Shop on Etsy⁠'s Trash Feature Revue back on track with ⁠Danny Trejo⁠ versus an electrified ghost. "⁠Reaper⁠" also features ⁠Jake Busey⁠ and English treasure ⁠Vinnie Jones⁠. It is a bad movie gamble our host cannot resist.

 

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Bonus 4: Swingers (1996) and a Scheduling Reminder

Swingers (1996) and a Scheduling Reminder

Tuesday Nov 7, 2023

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⁠CatBusRussCatBusRuss wants to remind you that this podcast’s drop day is moving from every Tuesday to every Wednesday. But, he is not a fan of doing two minutes episodes to tell you to tune in next time.

So, our host returns to “Ally’s Accesories Shop on Etsy’s” Trash Feather Revue” and watched Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn’s break out film, “Swingers”. It is well regarded critically, but Russ saw the poster in every other men’s dorm room in the early noughties. Something must have been misinterpreted by the audience.

Follow me on Twitter @catbusruss. If you want to be on the show, contact me on Twitter or send an email to russthebus07@gmail.com. All we need is a theme, movie, director, or actor and a focus on sub 100-minute material. As long as the credits start before the 1:39:59 mark on the runtime bar, the movie qualifies.

Possessive Forces versus #Cinemastodon’s Exorcists & ”We’re All Going to the World’s Fair”

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Episode 141: Possessive Forces versus #Cinemastodon’s Exorcists (PG-13)

Possessive Forces versus #Cinemastodon’s Exorcists (PG-13)

Tuesday Oct 10, 2023

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Thanks to Jonathan Romeo, #SpookyMonth for "Ninety For Chill: The #Podcast" is officially in full swing. He suggested that if you want to talk about a feature that instills fear into the hearts of all, regardless of faith, "The Exorcist" is the film to chat about. This is a flick that CatBusRuss needed to see, but at 2 hours 2 minutes, how can this podcast be the place to discuss it? Fortunately both Jonathan and Russ are patient cinema fanatics, so devising marathons to build up to a main event is a task they are both up for.

At the previously established Six-Raven Movie House, Russ offers up three films with different means of exploring possession. His triple-feature opens with John Carpenter's tale of space Jesus vs. gooey devil "Prince of Darkness". The second bout of the card is Ash Williams vs. The Necronomicon with Sam Raimi's "Evil Dead 2". And for a co-main event, our host serves up a Cronenbergian feature, from the son Brandon Cronenberg with 2020's "Possessor". Is there anything more chilling than letting an assassin claim you body and determine it expendable? Enjoy the snacks and popcorn while figuring this out.

As for what is showing at Jonathan's Palladium, he gets straight to the Italian-sourced gore with Lamberto Bava's "Demons". This is followed up by tackling the faith he was raised on with Rose Glass's "Saint Maud". And his 10 o'clock show is a Ninety For Chill favorite, Paul W.S. Anderson's "Event Horizon". With a grill and fully stocked bar at his cinema, you should be ready to handle anything "A Mind on Fire" throws at you.

 

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Episode 142: ”We’re All Going to the World’s Fair” with Austin Noto-Moniz

”We’re All Going to the World’s Fair” with Austin Noto-Moniz

Tuesday Oct 17, 2023

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⁠CatBusRuss may be too old to be hip. He does not get the allure of Creepy Pasta. For our host, these ideas seem to be lazy attempts for older millennials to appear creative. They are just odd/disturbing images without any lore, a product of the ADHD era. To make up for the lack of depth, fans of the concept make themselves believe in it to hope to will these monsters into the zeitgeist. These efforts may have been better spent appreciating the tales of Stoker, Shelley, Wells, Lovecraft...

But, these efforts may bare fruit. There is now a generation born into a world that has always had the Internet. Attention spans be damned. Generation Z can open up Chrome and find these creatures and phenomenon and declare them as the demons of their time. "We're All Going to the World's Fair" is a film that explores the effects that creepy pasta may have on the most impressionable among us, teenagers. Even the most cynical (CatBus) cannot deny this is an intriguing concept.

Austin of "Take 'Em To The Movies, Austin!" brought this feature to Russ's attention. Jane Schoenbrun's film seems to really have connected with this week's guest who does his best to sell the movie to the jaded host. The two debate whether it is a deeply flawed feature, or the groundwork of the next great A24 career.

In the case of the prior, CatBusRuss took the time to see what fun Shudder had to offer (and find a feature starting with "Q" for "Ally's Accessories Shop on Etsy's Trash Feature Revue". The Shudder Exclusive "Quicksand" appeared to have the potential for chaotic fun.

If Russ failed to deliver a great flick, maybe it is best to refer to Austin's opinion(s). https://takeemtothemoviesaustin.substack.com/
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