Podside Picnic

Happy Pumpkin Hangover to all those who celebrate! This time, we're abducted by the most recent entry into the VHS series

Tai Black returns to Graveside for the Velvet Underground of gialli: Mario Bava's Blood and Black Lace (1964)

Mattie Lewis returns to Graveside with the metal horror love story that is Mandy

Oh to be young again. . .and play with all your creepy little toys who are your bestest most bloodthirsty friends! Good to have them on your side when your abusive dad breaks out of prison after a meteor strike . . .

We slip into our Graveside era and chat a bit about what will be haunting our airwaves this spooky season

We are late to the party (or wake, as the case may be) on the new and recently canceled Star Wars. Alas poor Acolyte, we knew it well

Join us for one of the most exuberant and joyful of Ghibli films, Ponyo!

The Pringles man's back at it - this time with an American Isekai. J.T. Greathouse returns to explain what the hell is going on

The glorious return of none other than our own Kurt! We ply him with questions about his recent travels

We get together to discuss three episodes of the BBC dark humor series, Inside Number 9: Mr King; S:7, E:2 To Have And To Hold; S:4. E:4 A Quiet Night In, S:1, E:2

Some rascally critters painted a podcasting studio on the side of a wall, tricking us into talking about the live-action Looney Tunes that is Hundreds of Beavers (2022)

Aaron from the amazing podcast Hit Factory joins our limited series, The Chronicles of the Chronicles of Riddick, to talk about the latest entry in life of one Richard B. Riddick, the 2013 film, Riddick

What happens when an 11th-century knight is transported to 20th-century France? Hijinks, that's what. Also: who knew Jean Reno could be funny?

The Chronicles of The Chronicles of Riddick continues, as we discuss The Chronicles of Riddick Unrated Director's Cut (2004)

Houston, Houston. . . do you read? Aaron Thorpe returns to the Pod as we drift in an eccentric orbit around the first season of For All Mankind.

As Spring has turned to late Summer, the time has come to say our good-byes to Hazel & Co. Fare thee well, bunnies!

Today we discuss Chronicles of Riddick: Dark Fury to see if it answers the question: does it serve as a bridge between Pitch Black and Chronicles of Riddick? And the answer's a resounding, "sure, why not?"

Ever wanted to know all about a cool dude who got a shine job on his eyes in prison? Well, do we have the movie for you - 2000's Pitch Black, introducing us to galactic criminal, Richard B. Riddick

Beer run time is here again. Cheers, everyone!

Today we start talking about Naomi Kritzer's multi-award winner, Cat Pictures, Please and since it references Bruce Sterling's Maneki Neko we talk about that story, too! Check both stories out: https://clarkesworldmagazine.com/kritzer_01_15/ https://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/maneki-neko/

We return with a crap book from the past (you might recognize the cover art from a previous crap book episode!) where sometimes being a bit of a fuckup makes for fun reading

Podside Radio returns, this time to learn about the proto-metal, proto-prog, semi-jam band. . . and their extensive lore. Tune in!

Time for another Dante! This time, it's The Burbs (1989) - a comedy about the horrors of living in suburbia with Tom Hanks

Spring has indeed sprung. What better time to talk about bunnies? Who are on an epic quest to find a new home?

Tai returns for Peeping Tom (1960), a whimsical movie about a harmless shutterbug