The nineties was the decade where the cinema became a weekly place to CatBusRuss. His siblings were all old enough to behave at the movie house, so his mom wanted to pass on her (limited) love for cinema with her brood. By 1996, our podcast host had obtained his driver’s license, and finally got to see the flicks that the stay-at-home parent thought were just obscene. By 1997, he got out to make his fellow classmate cinephiles jealous as he got to go to the R-Rated faire. This was the decade where he finally got to make his cinematic choices. It just being the independent boom was a happy coincidence.
If you have a crazy flick from this time and think that it needs more attention, send an email to russthebus07@gmail.com.
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1990s Films
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Beavis and Butt-Head Do America (1997)
CatBusRuss and Gregory Carl discuss a film that may have been the product of the greatest series ever aired of MTV.
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Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth (1992)
An investigative reporter must send the newly unbound Pinhead and his legions back to Hell. - Per IMDb
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Memoirs of an Invisible Man (1992)
John Carpenter does his best to direct Chevy Chase and Daryl Hannah is a comedy about a loner playboy being chased by CIA spook Sam Neil after an industrial accident left his body invisible.
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Skies of Fortune Presents "Perfect Blue"
“Ninety for Chill” celebrates #Ani-May with @skiesoffortune.bsky.social to discuss the debut feature of greatest #anime mind who left us too soon, Satoshi Kon. “Perfect Blue” is a li’l Hitchcock, a li’l Argento, and very poignant in our celeb-obsessed culture.
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Scanner Cop II: Volkin's Revenge (1995)
A rogue 'scanner' terrorizes Los Angeles and the only person who can stop him may not have enough neurons for the job. - Per IMDb
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