This week the Erins gush over “King on Screen,” available on Prime Video. Prolific author, Stephen King, continues to influence pop culture with film adaptations of his works. While the horror genre may come to mind first, him impact is witnessed in all media. With a 40+ year career, Mr. King deserves a nod or two. See if we mention your favorite work!

This week the Erins cover a classic cryptid with “On the Trail of Bigfoot: Land of the Missing,” available on Amazon Prime. Small Town Monsters is at it again, questioning why so many freaking people go missing in Alaska. The crew goes north to explore tribal lore and first hand experiences of those who've had run ins with aggressive Bigfoots. Can these stories help explain the missing

This week the Erins dabble with “Demon House,” available on Prime Video. Zak Bagans, famed paranormal investigator, buys a house in Gary, Indiana after a publicized possession. This doc describes the story of the Ammons family and the experiences of Zak's crew during their investigation. Join the Erins as they dive into Demon House and spooky season 2023!

This week the Erins treat you to “American Movie,” available on Amazon Prime. Aspiring film maker, Mark Borchardt, assembles a kooky collection of Milwaukeeans to create movie magic. Mark proves to be incredibly resourceful with limited funds, absorbing the people around him to complete his vision. With the royalties from sinister flick “Coven,” Mark plans to bankroll his next project, don't cha know.

This week the Erins ponder “Just. One. Mile.” found on Amazon Prime. The ultra marathon crown continues to dazzle as they gather in Tennessee for running a continuous loop of 1.1 miles until only one soul is still standing. The Mid State Mile has no definitive end, which is both alluring and dissuading to competitors. What drives someone to run for hours on end?!

This week the Erins delve into “Misha and the Wolves,” on Netflix. Misha Defonseca gained world wide notoriety as a Holocaust survivor and the author of the memoir depicting her tale. After a falling out with her publisher, Misha's story begins to unravel. She's ultimately disgraced and now infamous.

This week the Erins ponder “The Parking Lot Movie,” available on Tubi. As colleges begin session, students showcase their bad behavior in the Corner Parking Lot, located near the University of Virginia. Parking Lot Attendants pit themselves against cheap patrons and vandals while discussing the existential. Take a peak into this endearing work culture of lovable weirdos.

This week the Erins discuss “Tiny Shoulders, Rethinking Barbie,” available on Hulu. When Barbie came on the scene in the 50's she was truly a revolutionary toy for girls. Moms initially loved the concept of a grown up doll for their daughters. Over time, Barbie has become a polarizing icon of fashion, independence, and materialism. Can she regain relevance after fading from the spotlight?

This week the Erins dust off their cobalt goggles for “A-Bombs Over Nevada,” on Paramount. Atomic testing was downright common in the 1950's and 60's while America was experimenting with its newest weapon. The regular site of mushroom clouds from Vegas hotels led to a romanticized view of the new atomic age. Reality catches up and people learn there are consequences playing with these new toys…

The Erins discuss Amish youths on Rumspringa in “Devil's Playground,” found only on YouTube. It's a fascinating look at this rite of passage taken by those born into the Amish life. Will they return to their roots and vow to join the church? Or will they cast it all away and live among the English and modern amenities? Each has to decide for themselves.