🎙️ The Feinics Gate Podcast takes a cinematic turn this week as Jade, Lavender, and Crimson dig into the decline of physical movie theaters. From the rise of streaming to shifting audience habits, we break down what’s changing, what’s being lost, and whether the classic theater experience can survive the digital age. Grab your popcorn — this one gets a little nostalgic, a little fiery, and very real. 🍿🔥

This week, Jade , Lavender and Crimson are diving head-first into the gothic depths of Frankenstein (2025 film) — the highly anticipated new adaptation by Guillermo del Toro. Set to stream globally on Netflix this November, the film reunites del Toro with his signature blend of mythic horror and emotional spectacle. (Netflix)

🎬 We explore:

• How del Toro has long described Mary Shelley’s novel as his “favorite,” and why this project has been a decades-in-making dream. (Wikipedia)

• What makes this version unique: a sweeping gothic aesthetic, theological and familial themes (creator vs. creation, fatherhood, abandonment), and del Toro’s promise this isn’t just a horror movie, but a deeply emotional one. (Le Monde.fr)

• Our hot takes: What this means for the monster-movie genre, the legacy of Shelley’s novel, and whether del Toro has finally turned the myth of Frankenstein into his masterpiece.

🔔 Tune in for a wild ride of myth, music, monsters and metaphors on The Feinics Gate!

🎙️ The Feinics Gate Podcast dives straight into Hell this week as Jade and Lavender talk about Hazbin Hotel! From its wild characters and catchy songs to the chaos of redemption and sin, we break down why this animated series took the internet by storm. Tune in for laughs, hot takes, and a little bit of Hellfire flair 🔥#TheFeinicsGatePodcast #HazbinHotel #Vivziepop #AnimationFans #PodcastLife #CartoonTalk #HelluvaBoss #IndieAnimation #MusicAndMayhem #PopCulturePodcast

🎙️ The Feinics Gate Podcast dives into cult classic territory this week as Jade and Lavender talk all things The Rocky Horror Picture Show! From the wild midnight screenings to the unforgettable characters, we celebrate the chaos, camp, and charm that made it a cultural phenomenon. Grab your fishnets and get ready to do the Time Warp again!#TheFeinicsGatePodcast #RockyHorrorPictureShow #TimeWarp #CultClassic #MovieTalk #PodcastLife #JadeAndLavender #FilmFans #RetroVibes #HalloweenVibes

Fall Vibes Only 🍁
Jade, Lavender and Nous dive into all things fall — cozy activities, seasonal favorites, and the magic that makes autumn feel like a reset. From pumpkin patches and spooky movie nights to apple picking and bonfire talks, they share what’s on their fall bucket list and swap stories about making the most of the season. Grab your sweater and a warm drink — it’s time to get cozy with The Feinics Gate Podcast.

We’re back from New York Comic Con 2025, and wow — what a ride! In this episode, Jade, DigiNan, and Nous share their favorite moments, wild cosplay sightings, con chaos stories, and the panels that blew our minds. From surprise celebrity drop-ins to merch-hunting madness, we break down everything that made this year’s NYCC one for the books.

✨ Laughs, chaos, fandom love — it’s all here at The Feinics Gate.

#NYCC2025 #Podcast #TheFeinicsGate #NewYorkComicCon

In this episode, Jade and Lavender sink their teeth into the 20th anniversary of Twilight — looking back at the vampire craze it sparked, the love (and shade) the saga still gets, and how it shaped a whole era of fandom. From glittering immortals to vampire lore in pop culture, they share their hot takes, favorite moments, and how the legacy of Twilight still lingers in 2025.

In this week’s episode, Jade and Lavender dive deep into New York Comic Con 2025, giving you all the highlights, surprises, and insider takes from the floor. From the “Haunted” theme to standout panels, celebrity reveals, cosplay gems, and what it all means for fans and creators — they cover it.

You’ll hear them reflect on:

• What to expect at NYCC 2025 (Oct 9–12 at the Javits Center)

• The marquee panels and guest appearances (Marvel reunions, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, It: Welcome to Derry, and more)

• How the “Haunted” motif is weaving into cosplay, decor, and programming

• Behind-the-scenes chatter — what surprised them, what they’re pumped for next, and tips for attendees

• Fan energy, crowd moments, and the vibe that makes NYCC more than just a convention

Tune in to get a front row seat to the chaos, wonder, and magic of NYCC 2025 — whether you’re planning to attend or just want to experience it vicariously through Jade & Lavender’s review.

🎙️ Hit play and join the conversation — welcome to the convention floor!

Hey Travelers, welcome back to The Feinics Gate Podcast! It’s Jade, and Lavender of The Color Wheel, and they are joined this week by returning guest voice, Nous! Today we’re diving into The Conjuring: Last Rites. This is the big finale for the Warrens’ story, so you know we’ve got a lot to say — from the scares that got us, to the moments that maybe didn’t land, and what this last chapter means for the whole franchise. Grab a drink, get comfy, and let’s break it all down together. And of course… don’t worry, we left the gate open for you.

Jade and Lavender are back for this weeks episode, and today they’re diving deep into K-Pop Demon Hunters, Netflix’s breakout animated musical fantasy that has taken the world by storm.

You know the drill: by day, Huntr/x — Rumi, Mira, and Zoey — are charging stadiums, rocking stages, and living the idol dream. But when the lights fade? They’re demon hunters. Opposing them: the Saja Boys, a rival boy band with more than just chart ambitions — they’re demons in disguise, and their music hides sinister power.

In this episode, we’ll unpack everything: the mythology that inspired the story, the dual lives of the heroes, the monster vs. music mash-ups, the visual style, the soundtrack that’s topping charts, and why KPop Demon Hunters didn’t just become a hit — it became history.

So get ready to sing, fight, and believe — because this isn’t just about pop stars. It’s about the demons you never see coming, and the heroes who still dare to rise. Let’s go beyond the stage.