
Episode #168
Hannibal (2001)
We close out spooky season with Hannibal, the operatic sequel to The Silence of the Lambs, reveling in its excess, humor, gruesomeness, and pigs. Happy Halloween! Panelists: Catie, Dan


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Uncanny Cinema is your home for the obscure, the bizarre, the unloved, the overlooked, and the underappreciated in film. We cover all genres but focus on films off the beaten path as we highlight oddities, champion obscurities, and marvel at the projects that somehow came to be. Discussions include spoilers, but the next cinematic treasure on our list is announced at the close of each episode, so feel free to follow along at home. Find additional podcasts, comedy articles, and more at robotbutt.com.
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Uncanny Cinema is hosted by Robot Butt. The show has published 167 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Hannibal (2001)" (27 October 2026, 146 minutes), "The Baby (1973)" (20 October 2026, 85 minutes), and "Pin (1988)" (1 October 2026, 90 minutes).
Uncanny Cinema publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 102 minutes across 167 episodes.
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Episode #168
We close out spooky season with Hannibal, the operatic sequel to The Silence of the Lambs, reveling in its excess, humor, gruesomeness, and pigs. Happy Halloween! Panelists: Catie, Dan

Episode #167
For our next Spookening entry, we look at the bizarre '70s exploitation film The Baby, one that's best seen without knowing anything about it. Track it down and give us a listen. Panelists: Jack, Eric, Jimmy

Episode #165
We look at the strange horror thriller Pin for our first Halloween Spookening selection, a movie about the wonders of medical dummies, ventriloquism, incest, and Casio watches. Panelists: Jack, Eric

Episode #164
We come back from our extended hiatus to look at the buried gem They Shoot Horses, Don't They?, a Depression-era story perfectly in sync with our modern-day Depression. Panelists: Jack, Dan, Eric

Our annual Christmas present got delayed with Del Griffith - the extended fancut of the Thanksgiving classic Planes, Trains and Automobiles, the masterpiece from John Hughes, John Candy, and Steve Martin. Panelists...

Episode #162
For our first Christmas episode of the season, we look at the strange, beautiful, and perplexing film The Green Knight. Panelists: Jack, Eric, Dan

Episode #161
Our final Halloween Spookening episode is focused on the great, twisted, and horrific fairy tale reworking The Ugly Stepsister. We cover antiquated beauty techniques, how to best get the gunk out, and many Cramps...

Episode #160
The crew takes on the dark, disturbing, and dreamlike film The Reflecting Skin for our third Halloween Spookening offering. Panelists: David, Dusty

Episode #159
The wild, effects-heavy horror film Skinned Deep is our next Halloween Spookening offering, and we examine every bizarre moment of it. Panelists: Nathan, David, Emily

Episode #158
For our first Spookening offering of the Halloween season, we look at the great and under-seen horror thriller The Hitcher, loving the scares, cinematography, and Rutger Hauer's dreamy eyes. Panelists: Doug, Dan, Eric

It's Uncanny Cinema's annual Summer Blowout Sale and everything must go, so we're pulling out the classic Pee-wee's Big Adventure to marvel at its majesty and whimsy. Panelists: Jack, David, Eric

We launch Uncanny Cinema After Dark with The Perils of Gwendoline in the Land of the Yik Yak, the softcore Indiana Jones knockoff that probably shouldn't have been unearthed. Panelists: Jimmy, Nathan, David

Episode #155
The strange, beautiful, and largely overlooked film The Last Unicorn is our focus this go-round, and we discuss aging, tacos, and questionable arboreal animation choices. Panelists: Jess, Jack, Catie

Episode #154
We take a look at the under-seen Bad Times at the El Royale, chronicle the various bad times, its historical connections, and clockwork narrative. Panelists: Chris, Devin, Doug

Episode #153
I take the Revenge of the '90s boys down to the well and make them rub the lotion on their skin or else they get The Silence of the Hams again. Panelists: Steve, Fabs

Episode #152
This time capsule gave us what we always wanted from our favorite 1980s cartoon characters - a soapbox to tell us drugs were pretty great but to still not do them! Panelists: David, Dan, Eric, Ryan

Episode #151
Our annual Switcheroo has us looking at the classic film Unforgiven, and we dig into its moral complexity, superior craftsmanship, and immortal performance by the late great Gene Hackman. Panelists: Jimmy, Doug, Dan

The criminally underseen comedy The Wrong Guy holds the honor of being the film chosen for our 150th episode. A true modern classic. Go find it. Panelists: Jack, Dusty, Eric

Episode #149
For our Valentine's show, we look at one of the best musicals of all time and learn about the Origin of Love. So put on some makeup, turn on the tape deck, put the wig back on your head and join us. Panelists: Catie...

Episode #148
Jack finally gets her wish as we look at the Rian Johnson debut film Brick, the movie that asks the question "What if high school was actually interesting?" Panelists: Jack, David
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