Jocelyn, Padme wants her Phantom Menace outfits back.

After a crazy August, Ian and Meghan are back for a fun fall lineup, starting with a perfect for Ren Fest season film: A Knight's Tale.

Well. That was unexpected.

With Meghan being busy this week, Ian is grateful to be joined by friend of the podcast, Sabra for Film School Slacker's first NC-17 rated film, Showgirls. Was it ahead of its time? Tune in to find out!

"Ok, maybe THIS is the most 90's movie ever"
Ian takes notes on Michael Jordan's career for the first time, and Meghan revisits a classic from her childhood. 
Also, who wants to meet up at Rainforest Cafe? Anyone?? Just us? Okay…

Caleb, you in danger girl!!!

This week our hosts encounter a VERY different version of Oscar Isaac, Ian oversimplifies AI, and Meghan recovers a traumatic movie experience from her past. Join us for the incredible cerebral thriller that is Ex Machina (2014)!! 

RIDE IN TO THE DANGER ZONE

Might as well have been called the Splash Zone with all the sweat that happens in this 1986 classic (starring Kenny Loggins)! Join our hosts as they talk about how Maverick is a douche, Charlie is underdeveloped, and Goose and Carole are the real heroes here. 

Ya'll remember DVD promos?
Meghan and Ian crack open a bottle of Pinot Noir and learn about the charming story of the Judgement of Paris. Join us won't you?

"UGH, as IF!!" Join Ian and Meghan recount their harrowing experiences with adolescence while trying to review Clueless. 

BILLLY ZAAAANE! (and his hair piece)

Twin Cities theatre legend Janet Paone joins our hosts as they all slowly lose their sanity trying to survive James Cameron's 1997 drama-epic film, Titanic.

“We’re gonna need a bigger boat”
After a shot of Malort, join friends of the podcast Mitch and Katie as they witness Ian kick himself from not watching Jaws sooner. (Also, Quint ABSOLUTELY drew that shark on the chalkboard)

"I'm bonded, Ma'am."

Join Meghan and Ian for another Coen brothers romp through 1950's Hollywood! Topics discussed include: The Swingin' Dingy, George Clooney's top-tier prank, and Scarlett Johanssen's Natasha Lyonne impression.