Welcome back to part two of our discussion on Barb and Star Go To Vista Del Mar with real life besties and funny gals Cayla Priest and Lauren Schmuck! Plus Sarah and Nicole ponder next year’s moviemaking resolutions.

Put on your character socks and join us and our special guests Cayla Priest and Lauren Schmuck this week in talking club as we discuss Barb and Star Go To Vista Del Mar. It’s gonna be a t*t flappin’ good time!

Do we really need a Jesus theme park? Was Tammy Faye as naive as she seemed or just willfully ignorant? What is the deal with Gary’s hair??? This week on the pod we conclude our discussion on The Eyes of Tammy Faye (2021) with special guest Brandon Mitchell.

Did The Eyes of Tammy Faye (2021) challenge our assumptions about televangelist superstar Tammy Faye Bakker? Will the Academy be FedEx-ing Jessica Chastain her Oscar or sending it to her in its own limo? Find out what we thought of this big swing about a very big personality. With special guest Brandon Mitchell.

What is Juno’s deal? Who’s the real cave monster here? And what does the ending(s) mean? We chew on these questions and many more in part two of our discussion on The Descent (2005) with special guest Melissa Kunnap!

We’re back babeeeee! This week on the pod we sat down with special guest Melissa Kunnap to unravel the gooey layers of the gal pals battle cave monsters flick The Descent (2005).

This week on the pod we try to puzzle out where exactly Eugene Levy got his PHD in mermaidology. It’s part two of our breakdown of the 80s flick Splash with special guest Fabrae Nicole!

Is Alan a creep? Does Madison have a human man kink? What is the “born sexy yesterday” trope? We tackle these questions and many more in part one of our discussion on Splash (1984)! With special guest Fabrae Nicole.

This week on the pod, we conclude our two part discussion on Emerald Fennell’s Promising Young Woman. Could (or should) Cassie have had a happy future with Ryan? Did Cassie go too far? How does this film frame trauma and revenge? We get into it.

Emerald Fennell’s Promising Young Woman boldly subverts the rape/revenge genre – a  type of film that has been historically dominated by male filmmakers. It also left us truly shooketh. This is a two part discussion, part two will be released in our next episode.