CatBusRuss⁠'s favorite ⁠Michael Crichton⁠ film was 1973's "⁠Westworld⁠". He is also more of a ⁠Jonathan Nolan⁠ fan than his older brother. Gregory Carl is quite the well-read, sci-fi-loving truck stop employee in Central Illinois. "⁠Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?⁠" is a tale he is fascinated by. Thus, "⁠Companion⁠" is a film the two should have quite an interesting conversation about. Plus, a review of “Cherry 2000” is included.

Skimble in his best gear to win the lasses.

This podcast covers the last panel he "moderated". The premise was to discuss the sci-fi films that bombed either critically or financially (and in the event of the financial flops, the critics were not too kind at the time), but VHS provided the seeds for new cults to emerge. Too bad the panelists all had multiple panels over the three day event, so the "Ghoulies" may have eaten their homework. They decided to embrace the title instead of the description. Thus the three went on to hold a celebration of bad sci-fi movies from the eighties and nineties that are beloved.

If Skimble’s ghost haunts my apartment, he will haunt your ears (He’s Envious.)

The poster for B-Fest 2025.

Eva the Queen Kitty is the new “Annoying Customer”, sitting on the Quick Stop Counter.

Eva the Queen Kitty shares the screen with a holographic red panda.

The official button for I Dig Crazy Flicks Presents: Ninety For Chill at Fan Expo New Orleans 2025