Chatting with Cayley on Cult Classics

 

Hello dear listeners. Today's episode is a fun one because I am sharing two past episodes featuring one great girl. It's Cayley from Once Over with Cayley aka Lucy Tightbox from Who Are These Podcasts.

The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie (2025) Written Review

 

The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movies

Cast: Porky Pig, Daffy Duck, Petunia Pig

Writers:  Too many to list in one line.

Director: Peter Browngardt

*** and a 1/2 *'s out of Five

In a plot twist even more bizarre than the main one involving alien mind control.  Long time enemies, Daddy Duck and Porky Pig are now friends in this tribute to classic Sci-Fi films.

Interview with Michael Sorrow, Director of Smile As You KIll.

 The Vern is joined by Michael Sarrow, the director and writer of a cool indie film called Smile As You Kill

They talk about the challenges of shooting a mico budget film in less than two weeks and give you tips on submitting your feature into some film festivals. It's a fun and insightful conversation that you will enjoy.

Novocaine(2025) Written Review.

 

Novocaine

Cast: Jack Quaid, Amber Midthunder,Ray Nicholson

Writer: Lars Jacobson

Directors: Dan Berk, Robert Olson

** out of Five *’s 

 

A man who cannot feel pain while avoiding violence has to put forth his bravery in order to save the woman he loves in this predictable bland action comedy.

Amelie(2001) w/ Jaylan Salah of Women InSession

 ** Note** We recorded this episode a week before the Oscars telecast 

The idea of love is still with us as we bring in Jaylan Salah of InSession Film to look at a romantic fairy tale.

Amelie tells the story of a young waitress (Audrey Tautou) who enjoys making others happy so much that she doesn't know how to make herself feel loved. Directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet of Alien Ressurection fame. Jaylan and The Vern break down the good and bad about this feature.

The Vern's Accurate Oscar Predictions 2025

 

Here it is gang, my 100 % acurate predictions on the 2025 Academy Awards.  The ones, yours truly know will take home the gold statue this Sunday night. For other people's opinions that are not as good but are worth your time.  Please subscribe to either, Next Best Picture , InSession Film or Mike Mike and Oscar.  I’m not going to describe my picks in every single category because honestly a lot of these are just my best guesses, but you can hear about them in the bonus podcast episode

Enter The Room - Short Movie Review

 

Enter The Room  - Short Movie Review

 Cast: Peter Mastne,  Rich Holton 

Writer and Director: Harry Waldman

*** and a ½ *’s out of Five

Jeremy(Rich Holton) goes to live with his brother Brian (Peter Mastine) while he’s acting in a indie film.  Tensions begin to rise between the two siblings when  Jeremy can’t pay his rent right away and Brian has way too many rules about his place.