This week the Erins cackle over "The Witches of Hollywood," available on Prime and others. The witch on film has had many faces since she first appeared in the 1930's. You're likely familiar with the old hag with her warty nose and pointy hat. From film we learn the witch can also be alluring and entrap you with her feminine wiles. This doc points out that movies and TV love to show us how society currently feels about strong female characters by the form the witch takes. If women get all independent, we'll be seeing lots of evil witches destroying society!

This week the Erins fawn over "What Would Sophia Loren Do?" available on Netflix. A name synonymous with Hollywood royalty, Sophia Loren is a legend. Her influence reaches all the way to Italian-American grandmother and film buff, Nancy Kulik. Sophia's powerful roles give Nancy inspiration to deal with situations in her own life, spawning her catch phrase, "What Would Sophia Loren Do?" These women are equally badass and give you all the positive vibes.

This week the Erins bring you the briefest of docs with "Mister Sunshine," available on Vimeo. Larry Woods had it all and then changed his whole outlook on life. Now, he just wants to brighten the days of those around him!

This week the Erins devour "Yuck: A 4th Graders Short Documentary About School Lunch," available on Vimeo. The observant Zach Maxwell has some questions about the food served by his New York elementary school. He embarks on a mission to secretly film his lunches over 6 months. Zach wonders how often what's on his plate matches the fantastical menu advertised online. Check out this budding journalist asking the rough questions!

This week, the Erins play back "Weird Al: Never Off Beat," available on Prime Video. Alfred Yankovic has been spoofing the biggest songs in music since the 80's. His efforts made him a pop icon and household name. A Weird Al parody was considered a right of passage by music's biggest start. Turns out he's also a delightful human being to boot!

This week the Erins get curious about "The Dogman Triangle: Werewolves in the Lonestar State," available on Amazon Prime. The dogman is a new variant of the well-loved werewolf. Cryptic lore evolves as people settle in new areas and bring stories from home. Texas is a great example of blended people and stories coming together to explain strange sightings. The Small Town Monsters crew does it again!

This week the Erins roll you with "How to Rob a Bank," available on Netflix. The 'Hollywood' bank robber swindled Seattle savings and loans at an unprecedented rate in the 1990's. The authorities struggled to catch the masterful thief who incorporated facial prosthetics into his heists. Luck eventually runs out for the wily bandit, much to the relief of local tellers!

This week the Erins ponder 'The Speedway Murders,' available to rent on Amazon Prime. The town of Speedway, Indiana has been seeking answers for the Burger Chef murders of 4 teenagers since 1978. This doc features the leading theories according to law enforcement and witnesses. Turns out the late 70's brought lots of intrigue to this small town!

This week the Erins express sorrow for "The Day Don Died," available on YouTube. This short doc runs us through the apartment complex rumor mill as news of Don's untimely departure spreads. Turns out that some details matter a great deal!