2nd Showing

Connor and Jordan discuss Cliff's entitlement, Isis's academic career, and Torrence's second-place win in Part 2 of this Bring It On rewatch.

Connor and Jordan chat spirit fingers, stress dreams, and suburban white guilt in this rewatch of the ultimate entry in cheer-cinema, Bring It On, starring Kirsten Dunst. 

Connor and Jordan take on nepo babies, bible thumpers, and teenage voyeurs in their discussion of Sophia Coppola’s first feature film, the Virgin Suicides, starring Kirsten Dunst. TW: Suicide

Connor and Jordan dissect the dangers of dog walking, baking cookies that get you baked, and being secret youth advisors to Cher's Dad in Kirsten Dunst’s political satire, Dick! 

Connor and Jordan venture to Mount Rose, Minnesota, to judge the merits of small-town ennui, sparklers from Mexico, and Sarah Rose's capitalist agenda in the mockumentary-style cult classic Drop Dead Gorgeous, starring Kirsten Dunst.

Connor and Jordan are back with a third season with original Bad Girl Kirsten Dunst. They're pledging allegiance to the Daughters of the American Ravioli and kicking the boys out of Miss Goddard's in this recap of the utterly delightful and oft-overlooked 1998 classic, All I Wanna Do.

Connor and Jordan enter the last edition of the Freddie Files, providing essential info on personal rankings, FPJ lore, and the final word on THAT Star Wars rant.
Plus, a very special announcement about season 3! 

Connor and Jordan watch their final Freddie Prinze Jr. movie, asserting that Shaggy and Scooby BELONG in the gang, SMG’s relationship advice is mid, and Seth Green’s heart throb status is undeniable. Monsters Unleashed indeed!

Connor and Jordan say ruh roh to the latest installment of the Freddie Files, as they discuss bleached hair, body swaps, and what it means to get "Moodied" in the live action remake of Scooby Doo. 

Connor and Jordan enter the home stretch of the Freddie Files as they dive into East Coast nostalgia and discuss heavy-hitting issues like fat fetishes, trust-fund kids, and farm team f***k ups in Freddie Prinze Jr.’s summer flick about America’s pastime, Summer Catch.