"Criminal lawyers see bad people at their best, divorce lawyers see good people at their worst." Listen in on this episode with Flicks with Chicks, Marriage Story (more like "divorce story" but no one would watch that): Baumbach's compassionate take on divorce. 

"Good evening, Clarice." In this episode, we dive deeper than we probably should've. Listen in to hear more about the humanization of serial killers, Clarice's badassery as an FBI agent, and the unnerving, but alluring connection between Hannibal and Clarice. Jonathan Demme really broke the psychological thriller genre open with this baddie of a film. 

"Only the deepest love will persuade me into matrimony, which is why I will end up an old maid." Oh, how little Elizabeth knew of the love story that lay before her... Listen in on this incredibly biased episode where the chicks discuss Joe Wright's (more so arguably Jane Austen's) Pride and Prejudice (2005).  Stay tuned to the end of the episode to witness a moment in Flicks with Chicks history. 

"One can get lost in Saltburn." We might've gotten a little lost in this episode, folks (we're secretly hoping you do too). Join us as we gab about the notorious Saltburn, directed by Emerald Fennell. 

"You aren't gunna get into a car with a guy who honks, are you?" Join the chicks' discussion about the very important genre of coming-of-age and why this one hit the mark so well. 

"That was the night that I died, and someone else was saved." Join the chicks as we discuss nightmarish marriages, the beauty of plot holes, and new beginnings. 

"I just want to be perfect." Seems simple enough, right? Join the chicks as we talk about the horrors of turning into a duck, the cost of perfection, and toxic mums. 

"He came home!"  Join the chicks as we chat about John Carpenter's famous "Halloween", on Halloween! Is Michael Myers a true force of evil? Did the system fail Michael, or did he never have a chance? These are all questions we attempt to answer about the nostalgic 1978 "Halloween". 

"Oh no.... Capricorn is ruled by Saturn!" Join us for this episode as we chat about Tobe Hooper's "Texas Chain Saw Massacre", where we don't know whether the experience of filming on set or the movie itself was more horrifying. With it being a fan favorite, Madison and Riley talk about it from a more critical lens. (MA content)

"Feed me a stray cat!" Join Riley and Madison for a lovely little chat about Mary Harron's "American Psycho" (2000). Is it all real, or just Patrick's "fantasies"? With the resurgence of the arguable idolization of Patrick Bateman and this movie in modern day media, we thought this would be the perfect time to talk about this movie!