Dear Movies, I Love You

On this week’s fraudulent episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey dissect one of the biggest and weirdest hits of the year, YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING (2026). The hosts also have an intense conversation about promotional popcorn buckets and whether or not DIGGER (2026) needs to have its own cowboy boot-shaped bucket.

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On this week’s gooey episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey cap off their month-long film series of “Hometown Horrors,” where they discuss horror movies set in Casey and Millie’s respective home states of Minnesota and Georgia. Today they are back in the South to examine the incredible Larry Cohen film, THE STUFF (1985). Plus, the hosts are joined by filmmaker and former roommate of Casey, Tom W. Meyers. He’s here to discuss his new film, THE TOAST (2026), starring Jon Lovitz, and his “area of expertise”: movies featuring Type 1 diabetes.

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On this week’s cannibalistic episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey continue their month-long film series of “Hometown Horrors,” where they discuss horror movies set in Casey and Millie’s respective home states of Minnesota and Georgia. Today they are headed back North to examine the Minnesota-set cannibal romance, BONES AND ALL (2022). Plus, the hosts once again look to the future with their segment ‘Top Four Tarot’ - tarot readings based on listener-submitted top four favorite movies. 

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On this week’s southern episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey continue their month-long film series of “Hometown Horrors,” where they discuss horror movies set in Casey and Millie’s respective home states of Minnesota and Georgia. Today they are heading south of the Mason–Dixon line to dissect the insane Georgia-set masterpiece TWO THOUSAND MANIACS! (1964). Plus, the hosts once again look to the future with their segment ‘Top Four Tarot’ - tarot readings based on listener-submitted top four favorite movies. 

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On this week’s traumatic episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey start their month-long film series of “Hometown Horrors,” where they discuss horror movies set in Casey and Millie’s respective home states of Minnesota and Georgia. They kick things off with an underseen and truly bonkers Dario Argento film, TRAUMA (1993), filmed entirely in Minneapolis. Plus, they are joined by the wonderful comedian Mary Houlihan to discuss her “Area of Expertise”, the early-aughts indie darling THE STATION AGENT (2003).

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On this week’s zombified episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey discuss the brand-new film from acclaimed horror director Zach Cregger, RESIDENT EVIL (2026). The hosts also discuss their zombie apocalypse strategies as well as Millie’s recent encounter with a haunted house.

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On this week’s criminal episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey discuss one of the earliest entries in Stanley Kubrick’s filmography, THE KILLING (1956). Plus, another scintillating round of Top Four Tarot, where Millie and Casey give tarot readings based on listener-submitted favorite movies.

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On this week’s autumnal episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey discuss the cottagecore classic, PRACTICAL MAGIC (1998). Plus, they are joined by the incredible voice actor Dana Snyder (Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Squidbillies) to discuss his “area of expertise” - The Pink Panther. They cover everything from the Saturday morning cartoon to that delicious-looking pink insulation!

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On this week’s viral episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey break down one of the biggest movies to find success through TikTok, DINNER IN AMERICA (2020). Plus, they finally begin a much-anticipated segment - Top Four Tarot. Listeners have submitted their Top Four movies, and Casey and Millie will use these films to divine potential future outcomes for the lucky participants.

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On this week’s nostalgic episode of Dear Movies, I Love You, Millie and Casey discuss the nineties classic, ANGUS (1995). And in a shocking twist, they are joined by the star of the film, Angus himself, Charlie Talbert. Charlie explains what it was like working with the likes of Kathy Bates and George C. Scott, how he was discovered at a Wendy’s, and how he and his co-star Chris Owens became real-life best friends.

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