An under the radar film from an animation filled year, The Bad Guys really has the cohosts arguing. A long-running annoyance for Hannah: Stacey’s adoration of this film, but why?? All questions will be…sort-of answered in this episode! And don’t forget, next time we will be discussing the MAX show, Somebody Somehwere.

Happy (late) Pride! A lesbian flick that has a happy ending: a rare find, but did Stacey like watching such a slow romance? He and Hannah compare their favorite romance tropes and if this film lives up to them.

Hannah finally stamps her geek card with this cult classic comedy, but why did it fly under the radar for so long? She and Stacey nerd out about the ingenuity of the making of this film (often referencing the documentary, Never Surrender), how somewhat cliche it feels today, and other films that were inspired by this one. Comes with a special last call double! Send us comments or questions at [email protected]!

Heartfelt vs. shallow, intricately detailed vs loosey goosey. Hannah and Stacey have a lot of opinions (and disagreements) about Wes Anderson and even more about this specific film. Do you agree with one host more than the other? Listen and find out!

A short and speedy movie, Run Lola Run kept Stacey and Hannah on the edge of their seats! Cohosts discuss the strange power of Lola, the pacing that keeps the audience engaged, and their general admiration of this edgy film!

It’s okay if you can’t get through this one without covering your eyes because this horror movie STILL freaks out the cohosts. Hannah and Stacey scream about the perfect pacing and jump scares while comparing it to other frightening classics. Under the radar when first released, this is one you can’t miss!

Do you remember this movie? Did you even go see it?? Probably one of the most forgotten Star Wars creations, Solo follows Han on his adventures before he meets Luke. Stacey & Hannah dissect the tumultuous making of the film and how it holds up to the rest of the franchise!

David Fincher can’t be pinned down to any on genre, but in this episode Hannah and Stacey discuss one of his thrillers, Gone Girl, and how it compares to Gillian Flynn’s book. The cohosts also explore the true crime parallels and just generally geek out about the creative film making!

Who better to talk about an exaggerated white savior slavery story than two more white people? Stacey and Hannah dive into one of Steven Spielberg’s lesser known films, Amistad, and debate the point of view, history, and so much more. Should Spielberg been the one to make this? Would it have even been made without him?

Did Stacey enjoy any of this Netflix Special? Can the cohosts manage to find any common ground on this divisive film? Find out where opinions differed and possibly coincided on this newest episode.