It’s a real “sisters before misters” themed movie this week as we cover 1987’s The Witches of Eastwick. Come for Susan Sarandon, Michelle Phieffer, and Cher AND stay for Jack Nicholson taking a turn as a smooth talking polyamorous fuckboi, sex-therapist demon. Also starring the amazing Veronica Cartwright. With guest Andrew Harriss.

Today we cover Miss Congeniality (2000), a mash-up of My Fair Lady and In the Line of Fire. We usually have a hard time identifying with the FBI but Miss Congeniality is a charming piece of feel-good propaganda that will make you forget about COINTELPRO. This is our first episode with a guest! Amber Rollo from The Daddy-Less Issues podcast joins us in our studio above a Polish meat market.

Today we review Falling Down 1992, a movie that captures the begins of modern white male grievance culture. Falling Down is a grotesque satire, a cop thriller, and a Rubik’s Cube puzzle of where and when to be offended.  Starting Michael Douglas, Robert Duvall, and every stereotype in the city of Los Angeles.

Another Nora Ephron banger! Julie & Julia 2009 is a film full of butter, cream, and good vibes. It’s the story of two woman who will change the world and themselves by publishing books on cooking. Try to watch this classic without a snack. We dare you. Starring an Amy Adams constantly on the verge and a lumbering and goony Meryl Streep chewing up the scenery.

This movie could easily be retitled: Sex Crimes or Very Bad People. Enjoy the wet t-shirts, girl fights, three way make outs, Latin pool boys, double crosses, triple crosses, and Kevin Bacon. Today we tackle the 1998 sleazy tropical noir, Wild Things.  Starring Denise Richards, Neve Cambell, and Matt Dillon.

Today we cover 1996’s Set It Off, a 90’s feminist classic, right up there with Terminator 2 and Jurassic Park. This socially conscious heist movie is Thelma and Louise meets Heat in South Central LA. Spend an hour with us as we discuss police brutality, bank robberies, friendship and sisterhood. Starring Queen Latifah, Jada Pinkett, Vivica Fox, and Kimberly Elise.

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The rules of engagement: He’s a hotshot ad man who has to make her fall in love with him to get the big whale blood diamond account. She’s angling to get dumped so she can write the juicy piece that will get her the journalist freedom to cover news that really matters. Tuck in with some truffle butter popcorn and Snuggie for a comedy about love and war and the lies we tell each other. Kate Hudson and Matthew Mcconaughey star in 2003’s How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days.

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This week on Eat Pray Judge join us as we review 1985’s St. Elmos Fire. This Brat Pack vehicle deals with the misadventures of overly privileged youngsters just after graduating college on the C&O canal. Other themes include; adult virginity, rock bands with heavy saxophone solos, the sage wisdom of Georgetown prostitutes, and much more!

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We are going back to angsty 1996 to spend some quality time with 4 high school girls discovering the true potential their recently emerging magical powers. Is this movie about puberty? Probably. Is it about the patriarchy? Maybe. Is it about karma? Let’s find out. And remember "Whatever you send out you get back x 3” Starring Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell, Skeet Ulrich, Robin Tunney, Rachel True

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Lindsay Lohan is the apex predator “it” girl and she crushes it in this week’s EPJ film, Mean Girls, as the new homeschooled kid, trying to navigate her first experiences in a affluent Chicagoland suburbia. Lohan has a little help for the stellar supporting cast including Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Tim Meadows, and Lizzie Caplan.

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