Berri's Couch

So we're all supposed to want to seek love but then why does media make out long term partnerships as a burden and war? Why are there so few loving couples once they tie the knot? Let's walk down the aisle and try to find out.

It's not bad but, its not necessarily good It feels sudden but, it's not. It's a simple emotion until, it isn't. Anger is so personal but so easy to misinterpret so how does visual media handle this problem child? With simplified over easy boxes that everyone gets shoved in, listen in as we explain further.

Sometimes media leads to unhealthy views being continued and made worse in society more often than not unintentionally. Join us as we discuss how this family film address the harmful idea of toxic positivity or at least starts to begin the dismantling process.

We unearth the "legally distinct and totes not Dracula" vampire film that has secured itself in pop culture but yet somehow remains almost entirely untouched by the ghoulish hands of soulless studio executive husks. Truly a marvel for this uncanny valley-esque film even if it perhaps does not elicit the feelings it once did in a modern audience.

Notorious. The most notorious rendition of Dracula to date, trashed in its time but was it earned? Yes, but now it's campy and retro funny. We look back on this and discern what could work about it and why it should be revisited in correct company.

Now for the most told untold story since Coppola introduced the worst addition to Dracula. How does the more modern take on a badly written and re-enacted faux history based on true history hold up in the line of the undead? Badly but lets view a sad, broody Dracula that absolutely no one wanted or asked for.

Time to take the kids out for some blood Go-gurt. We take two sequels to 1931's Dracula to school and look at them to find out who excels in their studies of vampirism and who really doesn't test well.

A hidden gem buried in the late 70's has been unearthed and unleashed upon us. A movie that neither of us expected to be good but instead quickly grabbed us by the ghoulies and put us under its spell, a true great return to discussing Dracula's and their derivatives.

Why does a TTRPG garner attention from a genre that otherwise is against one of the hosts? Now that we've taken a turn around the promenade of the regency genre we shall share partake in the salaciousness discussion about it, the titles there in and why adding modernity to it is at best a fun deviation and at worst pain inducing.

Well this was the dullest of affairs. We look Sense and Sensibility or rather we report back the ennui that is watching the BBC miniseries of Sense and Sensibility. What is good, what is bad and why did Regency stay around into the modern age?