Hosts Christian Raitt and Evan Estrada dive into the film “Ready Player One”. Evan critiques the film for its predictable story beats and corny romance, describing it as a movie he’s “watched 100 times before.” While he appreciates the high-quality animation, solid intellectual property references, and alright acting, he feels the overall experience lacked originality. Christian, on the other hand, passionately defends the movie, praising it as fresh, entertaining, and deeply relatable. He highlights the emotional impact it had on him, almost bringing him to tears, and applauds its exploration of escapism through pop culture and gaming. For Christian, the movie was a heartfelt celebration of the very things he loves as a way to disconnect from reality. Christian-N: https://www.christian-n.com/tdcp

Hosts Christian Raitt and Evan Estrada dive into the film “Die Hard”. Christian went into this movie only knowing the iconic line “Yippee-ki-yay, motherfucker” and the air vent scene with the lighter, but he ended up thoroughly enjoying the film. Evan and Christian also answer the ever-debated question: Is this a Christmas movie? Christian makes a strong case for its classic status, acknowledging that while it technically qualifies as a Christmas movie due to its setting and sprinkled festive elements, it doesn’t fully embody the Christmas spirit. Still, he found the movie surprisingly enjoyable and sees it as a potential comfort movie, giving it a rating of 8.5/10. Meanwhile, Evan says this movie was decent and gives it a rating of 7/10. He explains that It has a solid plot and likable characters that develop over time. However, he doesn’t believe it’s on the level of all-time greats like Titanic or Interstellar. For him, Die Hard is an enjoyable but straightforward movie. Evan also feels that if this is the standard for Christmas movies, then the bar might be a bit low. Christian-N: https://www.christian-n.com/tdcp

Hosts Christian Raitt and Evan Estrada dive into “The Platform”. In this episode Christian and Evan both found it underwhelming. Christian expresses strong dissatisfaction, describing the film as strange, disjointed, and lacking cohesion. He felt the beginning was unclear, the story was confusing, and the ending was unsatisfying, leaving him with unanswered questions.Evan agrees that the movie was just “okay,” giving it a rating of 5/10. He had issues with the English dub, noting that it didn’t match the subtitles and that the accents made the dialogue hard to follow. As a result, he turned off the subtitles mid-viewing, which added to his overall lackluster experience. Both hosts conclude that the movie failed to deliver a satisfying or engaging experience. Christian-N: https://www.christian-n.com/tdcp

Evan Estrada and Christian Raitt host “The Dead Cat Podcast”, where they review movies of all kinds. Each week, they take turns picking a movie, then they share their unfiltered thoughts and opinions. Whether you’re a cinephile or a casual, this is the show for you. Grab some popcorn and join the fun!

Hosts Christian Raitt and Evan Estrada dive into the film “Barbarian”. In this episode Evan found it to be a decent movie overall, praising the good camera work and solid acting, especially from the actor who portrayed the character “AJ”. He acknowledges it’s not on the level of classics like The Godfather or Schindler’s List but is still a worthwhile watch. Christian, on the other hand, started off unsure but grew to love the film as the story unfolded. Despite some confusion and red herrings early on, he found the ending to be incredible and is excited to re-watch the movie again.

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Hosts Christian Raitt and Evan Estrada dive into the classic film “Raging Bull”. In this episode Evan shares his disappointment with the film, feeling it lacks a clear plot and revolves around a deeply unlikable character, leaving him unconvinced of its appeal. Christian on the other hand, didn’t love it but found it more enjoyable than “The Godfather Part 1” and was glad to finally watch a film that had long been on his list of movies that he hasn’t seen yet. Their contrasting opinions spark an engaging discussion about the film’s strengths, weaknesses, and morals.

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Hosts Christian Raitt and Evan Estrada take a deep dive into the classic film, “The Godfather.” While Evan revels in his third viewing, finally grasping the film’s intricate layers and nuances, Christian remains less than impressed, offering a fresh perspective on why this iconic movie doesn’t quite hit the mark for him. Tune in as they debate the film’s merits, discuss its cultural impact, and explore how perceptions can change over time with each viewing.

In this episode, hosts Evan Estrada & Christian Raitt dive into Schindler’s List, discussing its powerful portrayal of Oskar Schindler’s efforts to save Jewish lives during the Holocaust by employing them in his factory. They explore themes of violence and injustice depicted in the film, sharing their personal reactions to this moving story.