Next week will be a week of first for Cat Cave Cinema. For starters, it's our first time discussing a film that is currently in theaters. Next week we will be living deliciously as we delve into the masterful horror film The Witch. To do so we will be joined by our first returning guest, Jackie Keller, as well as first time guest Patrick Tyrrell. Since Jackie already gave her origin story, we sat down with Patrick on this mini-episode to hear some of his thought on VHS cover art, feminism in horror, and having your mom embarrass you at the video store.

On this episode we are joined by Dagger Moon drummer Mikey T to dig in to What We Do In The Shadows. So lets talk vampires, blood vomit, online bidding addiction among the elderly, and whatever other tangents we manage to go on.

On this mini-episode (aside from teasing next weeks film) we talk upcoming horror and sit down with Dagger Moon drummer Mikey T. for a chat about punks V skinheads, fear of sharks, friendship based kidnapping, and triumphant horror reconciliations.

Trigger Warning: Discussion of Sexual Violence

On this episode, J & Pierce sit down with Katie Coffin to discuss Nurse 3D...y'all, we almost don't make it. You can hear our minds start to break from the horror that was this film. Still, as painful as it was to watch, it was an oddly enjoyable experience to try and make sense of it (as futile a task as it was).

On this mini-episode, J & Pierce tease out next weeks film, the 2014 crime against humanity this is Nurse 3D. We also sit down with our guest Katie Coffin to discuss slow burn horror films, the exploitation of the loophole inherent in unrated films, and the sexiness of Donald Sutherland. Also, as a special treat, Pierce sings us a few bars of a 311 song (it makes sense in context).

On this episode J & Pierce sit down with Emelda Ortiz (one of the organizers of Portland Vegans of Color. For our first bicoastal podcast, we decided to do a west coast film and sat down to discuss the less than subtle 2014 film Starry Eyes.

On this mini-episode J magically transports the Cat Cave to PDX to speak with Emelda Ortiz (one of the organizers of Portland Vegans of Color) about her love of horror and tease out next weeks film, the 2014 body horror picture "Starry Eyes."

On the first episode of 2016, J & Pierce are joined by horror aficionado Jacquie Keller to discuss one of last years bests: Ted Geoghegan's debut film "We Are Still Here."

On this mini-episode, J & Pierce talk horror luxury items, hate watching horrible films, and tease out next weeks discussion of "We Are Still Here." We also sit down with next weeks guest, horror aficionado Jacquie Keller, and get her horror origins.

On this special episode we make our first entry into the Cat Cave Cinema horror vault, reserved only for horror films we deem essential viewing for any fan. Pierce chose our first entry, the 1992 gore classic Dead Alive (or Braindead for the purists). To help us induct this classic, we are also joined in the Cat Cave by Bobbie and Lizz who provide us with a fresh pair of eyes on Peter Jackson's bloody spectacle.