Cat People (1942)

Had some time yesterday, to return to the exploration of 101 Horror Movies, and settled in to watch Cat People, which in the end is a story of sexual repression, with terrible repercussions for those involved. Simone Simon stars as Irena a Serbian-born fashion sketch artist, who has come to America to work. Against her…

Kate Hewlett!

Kate Hewlett! Sue and I have wanted to talk with her, since we started doing our podcasts! And she said YES! So we got to sit down with Kate, and after realizing how naturally funny she is, our interview started to slide right off the rails. We laughed A LOT! This may not necessarily be…

Bomb Girls: Episode 4 – Bringing Up Bombshell

  Episode 4, puts us past the halfway mark, and leads us racing towards the end of the first season (which implies there will be a second season, and personally that’s the way I like to see it). Ali Liebert, in our interview with her earlier in the week said this episode pushes her character…

We Can Do It… But…

I know I promised last week not to do a lot of Op/Ed pieces, however this one sprang quite organically from the constant emailing Sue and I do back and forth and so Sue and I happily share writing credit on this one. It started with Bomb Girls. The television show has brought a lot of…

Chatting with Ali Liebert

Tuesday evening, Sue and I got to chat with the very cool Ali Liebert! We rang her up, and had a great talk about Bomb Girls, her role as Betty, her wardrobe, and her fantastic cast mates. She’s a lot of fun (and just between you and me, seems incredibly cool), and we do hope…

Tim’s Top Ten Detectives

People seem to love lists. We love to see how our favorites stack up against someone else’s, or maybe learn about a title or character or book in a genre we like that we had never heard of before. Today, it popped into my head that I wondered what my favorite all-time detectives were. To…

Bride of Frankenstein (1935)

  Bride of Frankenstein picks up right where the first one ended with the angry townspeople and trying to burn out the monster. After most of the townsfolk amble away in a post-mob funk we learn that both the monster and Henry Frankenstein (Henry?? Really?? I know I harped on that last time, but wow,…

Why We Do An Audio Podcast and Not Video…

Hey again folks. Just wanted to take a brief moment to answer a question that has come up a couple of times for Sue and I already… With the amazing guests we’ve had, why are we just doing an audio podcast, and not shooting video as well. There’s a couple of reasons for this, but…

The Black Cat (1934)

Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi, together for the first time!! Stealing it’s title from an Edgar Allen Poe tale, the film actually has nothing to do with the story, despite saying it’s based on it. Two honeymooners visiting Hungary get caught up in a a life and death struggle between the two horror icons. Lugosi…

A Pint and a Chinwag with Paul Amos

  Sue and I met and survived our first encounter with a Dark Fae. Paul Amos, who plays Vex on Lost Girl, graciously met us for drinks at C’est What, a gorgeous little pub here in Toronto We had a great talk about his fave movies, Canadian television and advertising, and of course Lost Girl,…