Start spreading the news, it’s double feature time! For our 60th episode we decided to honor the exceptional Parker Posey, an actress whose talent for invention and inimitable charisma consistently charm and astonish us. Whether she’s improvising her way through a Christopher Guest film or stealing the show in a Gregg Araki movie, she always brings depth and flair to her characters. Our Parker Full of Poseys includes a four episode arc from the TV show Louie (S03 Eps 04,05,09, and 13) and the independent cult hit Party Girl (1995). Join us as we celebrate this one-of-a-kind actress this week on Ex Rated Movies!

Start spreading the news, it’s double feature time! For our 60th episode we decided to honor the exceptional Parker Posey, an actress whose talent for invention and inimitable charisma consistently charm and astonish us. Whether she’s improvising her way through a Christopher Guest film or stealing the show in a Gregg Araki movie, she always brings depth and flair to her characters. Our Parker Full of Poseys includes a four episode arc from the TV show Louie (S03 Eps 04,05,09, and 13) and the independent cult hit Party Girl (1995). Join us as we celebrate this one-of-a-kind actress this week on Ex Rated Movies!

Start spreading the news, it’s double feature time! For our 60th episode we decided to honor the exceptional Parker Posey, an actress whose talent for invention and inimitable charisma consistently charm and astonish us. Whether she’s improvising her way through a Christopher Guest film or stealing the show in a Gregg Araki movie, she always brings depth and flair to her characters. Our Parker Full of Poseys includes a four episode arc from the TV show Louie (S03 Eps 04,05,09, and 13) and the independent cult hit Party Girl (1995). Join us as we celebrate this one-of-a-kind actress this week on Ex Rated Movies!

For the final installment of Matt’s Season of Enfranchisement, he chose the best superhero movie ever made, X2: X-Men United (2003). Directed by Bryan Singer, this movie manages to strike the difficult balance between blockbuster entertainment, realistic character development, and pertinent social overtones with some hot dudes thrown in for good measure. That’s the Bryan Singer touch! Join us as we discuss some Oscar bait and reveal our preferred mutant abilities this week on Ex Rated Movies!

For the final installment of Matt’s Season of Enfranchisement, he chose the best superhero movie ever made, X2: X-Men United (2003). Directed by Bryan Singer, this movie manages to strike the difficult balance between blockbuster entertainment, realistic character development, and pertinent social overtones with some hot dudes thrown in for good measure. That’s the Bryan Singer touch! Join us as we discuss some Oscar bait and reveal our preferred mutant abilities this week on Ex Rated Movies!

For the final installment of Matt’s Season of Enfranchisement, he chose the best superhero movie ever made, X2: X-Men United (2003). Directed by Bryan Singer, this movie manages to strike the difficult balance between blockbuster entertainment, realistic character development, and pertinent social overtones with some hot dudes thrown in for good measure. That’s the Bryan Singer touch! Join us as we discuss some Oscar bait and reveal our preferred mutant abilities this week on Ex Rated Movies!

If you like hearing two people audibly squirm as they attempt to tackle some super icky subject matter, then today is your lucky day! This week, we discuss Todd Solondz’s magnum opus, Happiness (1998). It’s a controversial film that asks you to sympathize with some truly vile characters and dares you to laugh at the deep, dark emptiness that resides within us all. Recommended! (Recommendation rescinded if you are subject to bouts of the vapors, a tendency to clutch your pearls, or an inability to laugh at the idea of celebrities eating babies.) Join us for an episode rife with heavy sighs this week on Ex Rated Movies!

If you like hearing two people audibly squirm as they attempt to tackle some super icky subject matter, then today is your lucky day! This week, we discuss Todd Solondz’s magnum opus, Happiness (1998). It’s a controversial film that asks you to sympathize with some truly vile characters and dares you to laugh at the deep, dark emptiness that resides within us all. Recommended! (Recommendation rescinded if you are subject to bouts of the vapors, a tendency to clutch your pearls, or an inability to laugh at the idea of celebrities eating babies.) Join us for an episode rife with heavy sighs this week on Ex Rated Movies!

If you like hearing two people audibly squirm as they attempt to tackle some super icky subject matter, then today is your lucky day! This week, we discuss Todd Solondz’s magnum opus, Happiness (1998). It’s a controversial film that asks you to sympathize with some truly vile characters and dares you to laugh at the deep, dark emptiness that resides within us all. Recommended! (Recommendation rescinded if you are subject to bouts of the vapors, a tendency to clutch your pearls, or an inability to laugh at the idea of celebrities eating babies.) Join us for an episode rife with heavy sighs this week on Ex Rated Movies!

This week we jump into a torpedo tube and immediately launch ourselves into a conversation about James Bond and the things that surround him with You Only Live Twice (1967). It’s got it all: the song, the locales, the gadgets, the set-pieces, and the sexism. Lots and lots of sexism. Join us as we get snobby about martinis, describe Matt’s sex costume, and ponder the death of the Broccoli lineage. All this and a painful reopening of the salted caramel debate this week on Ex Rated Movies!