Cat Cave Cinema Podcast

Trigger Warning: Discussion of sexual violence.

On this episode we sit down with film critic Dominic Griffin to discuss Mickey Keating’s psychological horror freakout Darling. Join us as we discuss the power of ambiguity, the thin line between paying homage and being derivative, artistic representations of trauma, and whether or not this film ever had an ending.

On this mini-episode we tease out next week's film, Mickey Keating's "psychedelic freakout" Darling. Also, we sit down for a lovely chat with film critic, writer, and all around film buff Dominic Griffin about his love of horror, creative expression, and being the one person out there that liked Batman V Superman.

Things take a turn for the personal and introspective on this installment of the Cat Cave Cinema Podcast as we talk depression, abuse, and childhood while digging into Jennifer Kent's psychological horror film The Babadook. Still though, there is some fun movie talk in there too. Promise.

On this mini-episode we sit down with Kayla Greet, host of Skill Shot Pincast, frequent contributor to Razorcakes and New Noise Magazine, and all around badass to talk about their horror journey. We also tease out next weeks film, Jennifer Kent's 2014 psychological horror film The Babadook.

On the first even Cat Cave Cinema Live episode, we transported the cave to the stage of Washington DC's Black Cat to discuss horror films in front of a live studio audience of adoring fans (aka past guests and our friends). As we didn't want to face this new challenge alone, we decided to bring in our ringer guest Jackie Keller to help us out. Thanks to everyone who indulged us in this experiment. Enjoy.

On this mini-episode we tease out our first ever live screening and Podcast! Join us in DC on August 4th at 7pm at The Black Cat for a screening of Stagefright Aquarius and a live, post film discussion. We also break into some of the news, shows, and hype rocking the horror world while forgetting titles, directors names, dates, and rating scores. But in this post-truth world of ours, who cares about facts like that anyway.

On this episode we discuss our latest pick for the Cat Cave Cinema vault, the Tobe Hooper's 1974 classic "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre." Join us and our guest, Billups Allen, as we discuss the film's deep political subtext, behind the scenes rumors, and contemplate how this could have ever been seen as a PG rated horror/comedy.

On this mini-episode we sit down with Billups Allen, horror aficionado and mastermind behind the punk/horror/comic zine Cramhole and our guest next week for our latest induction into the Cat Cave Cinema vault. So take a listen and get his thoughts on horror, life changing events, and the discovery of a fascination with abandoned asylums.

Guest Noel Manzullo joins us in the cat cave for our discussion of As Above, So Below. This episode is rife with shameful confessions, pointed disagreements, profound hatred, and deep, burning questions such as "what that mummy?"

On this mini episode we tease out next weeks film, the 2014 found footage horror film "As Above, So Below," hear about Pierce's hate of found footage, and sit down with our latest guest, film buff Noel Manzullo.