Everything is Tine

In this episode, Rubi and Jeremy discuss niches in high school and weird things their families did growing up. They also review the 1966 film "The Ghost in the Invisible Bikini", a movie which somehow feels like if Arthur Conan Doyle were forced at gunpoint to make his version of a Teen Beach Movie.

In this episode, Rubi and Jeremy discuss recent Grammy winners, viral trends/songs, emotional manipulation via YouTube creators, Goosebumps, the prospect of Manos on Ice, and much more. They also review the 1959 sci-fi film "Plan 9 From Outer Space", a movie where Americans battle broken fences, phantom picture frames, sassy aliens, fire, and miniature tombstones. 

In this podcast episode, Rubi and Jeremy discuss American consumerism, the world's primal lust for Target, magical spring water, and much more. They also review the film "Manos: the Rise of Torgo", a prequel which is sure to make even Colonel Sanders concerned for Torgos' cardiovascular system. 

In this episode, Rubi and Jeremy discuss society's infatuation with personality tests, astrology, and paradoxes that exist in American Society. They also review the 2018 indie horror (?) film "Manos Returns", the sequel to the iconic 1960's movie "Manos: Hands of Fate". Sit back and relax as The Master gives us every reason to admire his neck, his back, his snuggie, and his shack.

In this episode, Rubi and Jeremy discuss the recent Texas winter disaster, Ted Cruz (aka "the good dad") fleeing to Mexico, and American society's views on success. They also review the cult-classic, 1960s film "Manos: Hands of Fate". Becky with the good hair? Nah, Beyoncé. You should care more about Stud in the Snazzy Snuggie.

Rubi and Jeremy discuss screaming children in supermarkets, anti-maskers, bad advice, TikTok (the app and the bop), Taylor Swift, and much more. Also, have you ever thought, "Nicolas Cage would be terrific in a film about vampires"? Well, this week we reviewed his 1988 film "Vampire's Kiss". To paraphrase a modern philosopher - "Tik Tok on the clock, Nicolas Cage won't stop. Vampire here tonight, throw him in the sunlight".

Rubi and Jeremy discuss the ongoing rumors about The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Other topics include small vs. big government, exploring happiness vs. contentment, and delineating exactly how to construct a homemade metal detector (don't you dare try to steal our patent). Finally, they review the 2010 film "Birdemic: Shock and Terror"... a movie which Rubi absolutely loved.

Rubi and Jeremy discuss religion in politics, disastrous social media "friendships", and what to look out for when searching for genuine friends. And if you can't find any regular homo sapiens that meet your standards, why not bond with a confused pastor that turns into a velociraptor to fight off ninjas?

Rubi and Jeremy discuss everything from the Capitol riots to social media influencers to the omniscient, omnipresent force that is Vanessa Hudgens. Okay, maybe she isn't an actual deity. But, you can't deny that she basically saved Christmas.