Sarah and Carrie recount their favorite films from 2023 (and the end of 2022, oops) as well as a few first-time discoveries! Happy New Year everyone, here's to a cinematic 2024 🎉 

Sarah and Carrie celebrate the new year with 2018's New Year, New You. We've got bottomless champagne, charcuterie, everything's vegan, organic, gluten free, DF, and of course Very Very Vegetable juice. Happy New Year!

Sarah and Carrie are joined by director and co-writer Jenn Wexler and co-writer Sean Redlitz to discuss their film The Sacrifice Game, which arrived on Shudder this past Friday just in time for the holidays! We get the inside scoop on gingerbread, the details on an extremely tense Christmas dinner scene, pie crust tips, mincemeat, and more! 

Sarah and Carrie are joined by Nathan Simmons of the Video Monsters Podcast to talk 2017's Mercy Christmas! There's cannibalism! Plus egg nog, gingerbread men, rolling pins, mincemeat, and more.

Sarah and Carrie are joined by Violet Burns to talk Raw (2016). Cannibalism, shwarma, vegitarianism, bad parenting, and more! 

Sarah and Carrie discuss 2023's Cobweb (we love it). We talk cozy horror, pumpkins, cinnamony rat poison, creepy cupcakes, mash potato faces, teacher lounge burritos and drink storage, Costco shopping, sad soup, and more!

Sarah and Carrie are talking the 2022 horror comedy Shaky Shivers, and it's a lot of fun! There's an adorable hot pink big foot ice cream shop, creative milkshakes, Bobnana splits, and more!

Sarah and Carrie are joined by returning guest Chris Dortch II to discuss the second installment in this ridiculous yet nutritious franchise, Return of the Killer Tomatoes (1988). More tomatoes of course, but this time we've got creative pizza toppings, toast on toast on toast, so much product placement, George Clooney, and more!

Sarah and Carrie talk 1978's Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! There's lots and lots of tomatoes of course - whole, squished, giant, juiced, poisonous, earmuffed, and more!

Sarah and Carrie are joined by Chattanooga Film Fest Director Chris Dortch II to talk the 1932 Boris Karloff classic The Old Dark House. We talk roast beef, the saddest potatoes you've ever seen, flipped tables, British gin, and more!