Film Swap with Angelica Thornton and Nick Voll

Love, Actually is a beloved Christmas classic.  In this Film Swap episode, Angelica Thornton and Nick Voll break down why it is Terrible, Actually.  Get in depth about why this film is cynical and hates women, and you might see it in a new way.  

It made back less than half of its budget, but Pop Star: Never Stop Never Stopping is one of the funniest comedies of the past ten years.  The Lonely Island take on fame, music, and friendship hits a lot of incredible notes, and Angelica Thornton has never seen it.  In this episode Nick Voll introduces her to Conner4Real.

Bend and Snap!  Angelica Thornton and Nick Voll take a deep dive on Legally Blonde, and how it subverts your expectations while making you laugh.  Plus, Angelica and Nick go toe to toe in who has the most disgusting wedding proposal story.

Unbelievably, Angelica, a child of the late 80s and early 90s, had never seen the classic Kathryn Bigelow film "Point Break," starring Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze, so Nick gives her the gift of a lifetime: seeing "Point Break" for the first time.   Plus, Nick discovered Angelica's celebrity doppelganger.  See who in this episode!  Film Swap is hosted and produced by Angelica Thornton and Nick Voll.

Get ready for a laugh riot!  Nick and Angelica discuss the teen suicide family drama classic "Ordinary People."  Does it hold up for modern audiences?

Angelica, inexplicably, had never seen Hot Fuzz, the second part of the Cornetto Trilogy.  Directed by Edgar Wright and starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, this is one of Nick's favorite movies of all-time.  Hear what Angelica thinks, and listen as they talk about their first jobs.

Angelica introduces Nick to the 1985 classic teen comedy Better Off Dead, starring John Cusack.  Is the tone bizarre?  Yes. Does it make a lot of sense? No, but kind of yes?  Is it any good?  Find out in this new episode! 

IT'S HALLOWEEN!  Nick and Angelica make each other watch classic scary movies Alien and The Exorcist.  Hear why the Exorcist is still something you should watch, even if it's lost some of its punch over the years. Plus, Angelica's shameful regret over never having seen Alien!

Is House of Gucci good?  No.  Is it endlessly watchable?  YES.  Angelica and Nick break down why this train wreck is something you don't enjoy, but will want to watch over and over again.

Nick had never seen Pretty Woman.  Angelica had.  They talk about the film, why Richard Gere is strangely perfect for the role, and how many elements of the film do not translate for modern audiences at all.