For the first part of 2021, Predict-O-Cast is taking a break from releasing new episodes. While we’re away, we’re releasing episodes previously available only on Patreon. We’ll be back with new episodes sometime in 2021. We promise. 

Today, we’re dropping our May 24, 2019, episode on the Steve Martin/Rick Moranis mafia comedy My Blue Heaven. Why is Steve Martin a cartoon character? When does Rick Moranis’s character go to the bathroom everyday? Does William Hickey’s voice send shivers down your spine? 

For the first part of 2021, Predict-O-Cast is taking a break from releasing new episodes. While we’re away, we’re releasing episodes previously available only on Patreon. We’ll be back with new episodes sometime in 2021. We promise. 

This week, we’re dropping our Feb 21, 2019, episode on the third film in the Divergent series (without having seen the first two). We’re in over our heads here. Who’s Amity? Who’s Divergent? Who could care? We also delve into the stupidest nickname ever and Skinner gets mad.

For the first part of 2021, Predict-O-Cast is taking a break from releasing new episodes. While we’re away, we’re releasing episodes previously available only on Patreon. We’ll be back with new episodes sometime in 2021. We promise. 

This week, we’re dropping our Jan 25, 2019, episode on the Disney classic Bedknobs and Broomsticks. We speculate what would change if this movie was remade today, we question why some things in this movie take SO LONG to get through, and we do some bad English accents. 

A lengthy hiatus is on the horizon but we’ve still got plenty of reasons to stay subscribed until we return. Listen to this mini episode to find out what we’ve got in store for the first part of 2021. 

At the end of 2020, we’re revisiting films from the past four years of the podcast and discussing them with some of our favorite folks.

We close up our Rehash Month with a look back at 1987’s deal-with-the-devil comedy HUNK! We’re joined by all-around class act Phil Gonzales, host of Deep in Bear Country and Pizza Toast. We dig into how this movie is tamer than it seems, wonder how the director got it made, and then learn A LOT about living statues. It’s a good way to wrap up 2020. 

Happy Holidays! As a special bonus, we’ve unlocked our previously-paywalled episode on 2000’s Santa Who?, starring Leslie Nielsen as an amnesiac Kris Kringle. 

Originally released on Patreon during our Christmas in July event  in 2018, this made-for-TV movie features some annoying elves, an absolute asshole protagonist, and a totally deplorable family who can’t be bothered to look for a missing relative for like a decade. On the plus side, we do come up with a cool idea for a holiday-themed horror film. 

At the end of 2020, we’re revisiting films from the past four years of the podcast and discussing them with some of our favorite folks.

This week, we’re joined by Christy Admiraal (co-host of Pizza Toast: A Babysitter’s Club Podcast) to talk about Skinner’s most hated movie of all time: Everyone Loves Mel! Christy talks about how much she enjoys it, and then we talk a lot about calzones for a while.

At the end of 2020, we’re revisiting films from the past four years of the podcast and discussing them with some of our favorite folks.

This week, we’re joined by Megan Sunday (writer for The Spool and co-host of the podcast Let’s Get Weirding) to discuss a movie that NEEDS further discussion: 1988’s Pin! We really only discuss the film a little before veering into discussing Pin’s genitals. Megan also worries that this episode will destroy her career. This is a filthy one so prepare yourself.

At the end of 2020, we’re revisiting films from the past four years of the podcast and discussing them with some of our favorite folks.

This week, we’re joined by Gena Radcliffe (cohost of the Kill by Kill podcast and associate editor for The Spool) to discuss the fourth entry in the increasingly crowded series of Amityville Horror films. We discuss how someone could mistake an ugly lamp for their dead dad, puzzle out how the lamp killed the bird, and marvel at the joy of a boy and his chainsaw. 

At the end of 2020, we’re revisiting films from the past four years of the podcast and discussing them with some of our favorite folks.

This week we’re joined by Beau North (writer for The Spool and co-host of the podcasts Let’s Get Weirding and Excessively Diverted) to talk 1982’s werewolf-in-a-top-hat film Turkey Shoot (other stuff happens too but who cares). We discuss our favorite characters (who aren’t Alph), as well as Matlock Police and old CGI movies. Plus Josh slanders Ken Marino.