In another catch-up episode, we talk about HD DVD and new theater experiences, as well as "No Country for Old Men" and "Cat O'Nine Tails."

I'm playing catch up here, so this was recorded a couple weeks ago. I'll be posting another, more recent podcast tomorrow.

In which Scott, Chris, and Zack discuss the new Halloween, Resident Evil: Extinction, and a lot more.

There's a whole lot of cult TV coming out this Fall, and we cover most of it in this podcast. We'll come back around to "Bionic Woman" in a future episode, if only so we can drag out that MP3 of the theme song from the original show. Listen to our expert dissections of "The Sarah Connor Chronicles," "Pushing Daisies," "Reaper," and more.

About three weeks ago we just had to talk about the new iPod announcements and so we recorded it. If you're not a fan of listening to us go fanboy all over the iPhone and such, this would probably be a good episode to skip. That's why we called it a bonus episode; it doesn't really have anything to do with cult movies and we'd hate for you to go in thinking we were going to talk about anything but technology in this ep. Stay tuned for a real episode about the new genre TV in the Fall season really really soon. Promise.

Just a quick podcast to get us through the holiday weekend and into next week. You've got some extra time to watch The Blob before we cover it in the next episode.

In this episode:

Listener mail.

New York Ripper - a giallo film that isn't boring.

Dragon*Con is coming up this weekend, Scott will be there.

Gil Gerard - you won't recognize him.

Here's what's new:

HD-DVD vs Blu-Ray - things heat up without really going anywhere.

Burn Notice: new TV series from USA about a rogue spy. Featuring Bruce Campbell in the alcoholic buddy role.

Yet another version of "Color out of Space."

Grindhouse: What happened?

This weeks' movie: Naked You Die.

Next week's homework: The Blob (Criterion edition or cheapo version).

Also next week, some listener mail we didn't get to this week.

Things we talk about this week:

Beowulf gets simultaneous release as IMAX 3-D film

Donnie Yen - the next Jackie Chan?

Jekyll at BBC

Bionic Woman page at NBC

Guillermo del Toro interview on NPR's Fresh Air

Next weeks' homework: Naked, You Die

Scott has a brand new Apple TV so we review the differences between that and Tivo and a few other digital movie watching options as well.

Then we get down to the nitty gritty and look at some upcoming movies including Beowulf, The Seeker, Rush Hour 3, and 10,000 BC (or as we like to call it, Apocalypto Lite).

We talk about new technology, Transformers, Cloverfield, why a bunch of tragic Goth Japanese kids are cooler than Highlanders, and Albert Pyun.

In keeping with an earlier podcast where we talked about Chris' Netflix queue, now we go through Scott's. We'll have a real podcast up soon.

After a couple weeks away, we're back with our thoughts on Spider-Man 3 and a preview of May movies.

We talk about film festivals and upcoming movies.

Prepare for a tour of Chris' Netflix queue. Not for the faint of heart.

In this quickie episode Chris talks about the South By Southwest Film Festival in Austin, and we discuss some new comic book movies.

Just a quick podcast to get back in the game. I didn't edit this one very much, so if it's a little unfocused. We talk about B-Fest, and some recent movies we've seen.

A little late, because of technical issues on my end.

Here are the trailers we discussed.

Fantastic Four

Grindhouse

Hannibal Rising

Jean Claude NOT in Rush Hour 3

Jackson out of Hobbiton?

Smurf Movies

Broken Lizards, Wasted Caveman

Big new DVD sets

Movies on the XBox 360