Do you like theme months? I heard you liked theme months! We start our latest deep dive into a single topic (inspired by the upcoming release of A24's THE GREEN KNIGHT) with a look at "historically accurate" accounts of the King Arthur legend.

It's episode 50! Instead of talking about one movie, Maren and Martha pause to take a look back at some of their favorites from the previous 50 (well, technically 48) they've already watched. Here's to the next 50!

We've come to the end (for the moment) of our drawn-out conversation on Westerns, and we hope you have had as much fun as we have! To cap everything off, we're talking about the Neo-Western - the Western set in modern times, with more cars than horses but just as many cowboy hats.

Homework for the episode: No Country for Old Men (2007, dir. Joel and Ethan Coen) and Hell or High Water (2016, dir. David Mackenzie)

Hail and well met and apologies! Life got the better of us, but we finally have a new episode for you. Maren and Martha watched the 2020 Jane Austen adaptation Modern Persuasion (dir. Alex Appel and Jonathan Lisecki) and critics agree: that certainly was a movie they watched.

It's still Westerns month, and on this episode, Martha gets to fully wallow in the nexus point of several of her interests: critiquing masculinity, cowboys, and the films of Kelly Reichardt. Pete is a general good sport about all of it.

Homework for the episode: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966, dir. Sergio Leone) and First Cow (2020, dir. Kelly Reichardt)

Sorry this one's a little late! It's time to get the summer started with a solid summer teen film hiding a pretty dark secret. Today's movie is the 2021 Netflix original, Caught By A Wave (dir.

Massimiliano Camaiti)

Yeehaw! It's the start of Westerns Month over here at the DYDYH Ranch. Too much? Probably! We're kicking the summer off with our first episode all about Westerns; specifically, about how Westerns engaged with the idea of a vanishing Frontier.

Homework for the episode: Deadwood, episodes 1-5 (2004, created by David Milch), and The Wild Bunch (1969, dir. Sam Peckinpah)

Can you believe we talk about Desperados (2020, dir. LP) for almost a full hour and never get into the actual title? Shameful.

Look, it's really all about family.

And Corona.

Homework for the episode: Furious 7 (2015, dir. James Wan); Firefly 1.08, "Out of Gas" and 1.13, "Heart of Gold" (2002)

Girl, put your records on, because we got a new teen dance movie to discuss! Maren and Martha watch the German Netflix original, Into the Beat (2021, dir. Stefan Westerwelle).