Homedance Film Festival

We have an announcement about the podcast, and we do a Top Five Countdown that just might get you into the Christmas spirit. Do you have some nog on hand?

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Alright, alright, alright, it's a new podcast episode. This week we're discussing the near perfect film, Little Miss Sunshine, and we're looking into a doc that explores a music festival that has been largely forgotten, unfortunately, until now with Summer of Soul. Plus, we talk about a laid back film with Richard Linklater's Dazed and Confused. So grab a bud and settle in for a far out and groovy time.

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Sweet! It's a new week and a new episode of the podcast! Jessica explains why food movies are so magical during a discussion of Big Night, and we take a stroll down memory lane with Napoleon Dynamite. Plus, a documentary that was maybe less tubular and more of a wipeout. So don't be a frickin' IDIOT, and make sure you have your chapstick because Kip is too busy hanging out in chat rooms, and he's not bringing it to you. GOSH!

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It's here. It's now. This week we discuss a film that proves rom-coms can still work with Juliet, Naked. You just have to make them a little indie! We also get dark again with an early Ryan Gosling role in The Believer, but don't worry, Baby Goose never disappoints. Plus, we talk about the ridiculous uniforms they made women wear in the Women's Baseball League in the perfect movie, A League of Their Own. Ah, we didn't even talk about how stupid it was that they made them go to charm school in order to play! Oh, well. Grab your batting helmet because batter up! Hear that call! The time has come for one and all to plaaaaay baaaaaall.....and listen to this podcaaaaast.....

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And just like the Terminator, we're back! This week we discuss the heartbreaking film, Fruitvale Station. We also talk about a film that truly embodies the spirit of The 4th of July. That's right, we're talking about The 4th. Plus, we watched quite possibly one of the best coming of age films ever made: Now and Then. Jessica's got that summer time, summer time sadness, so get in losers, we're going Sundancing.

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Summer time and the livin's easy...well, except in Jessica's case. This week we visit the perilous world of water parks again with The Way Way Back, and we see just how much one human leg can change a person's life in the documentary, Finders Keepers. Plus, adolescence is already hard enough. What about when you and your peers happen to be spontaneously exploding? That's right it's the aptly named film, Spontaneous! We also have a top five countdown of our favorite Toni Collette performances! So take a listen! By the way, have you checked inside your old grills lately?

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Damn, Homedance! Back at it again with the killer shows! We talk about the heartfelt quirkiness of Kajillionaire and Anne Hathaway's performance in the underrated Colossal. Plus, the wild and crazy times of Traction Park--oops, we mean, Action Park. We even tell some full throttle stories from our own pasts. Hey, we live our lives one quarter mile at a time...

Wow, the tenth episode! Hey, look at us. Who would have thought? Not me. Today we talk about the dark side of social media and the delightful chemistry between Aubrey Plaza and Elizabeth Olsen and how damn under appreciated Kristen Stewart is as an actor. Plus, the moment none of you have been waiting for….we’re talking about Drop Dead Gorgeous! So make sure you’ve got a nice sheen of Vaseline on you’re teeth and stand up straight. It’s podcast time! 

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Another Carey Mulligan Sundance movie?! That's right! Because we can! We also get into the wackiness of the movie Butter and what you get when you put a large group of teenage boys together in close quarters to form a government. It's something....really something. Don't worry if you're fresh out of butter. We've got plenty to spare!

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Are your hands properly chalked? This week we get into some vulgarity with a dash of free-spirited, angst. Jessica admits that she just kind of likes Hope Ann Greggory....and she's ok with that. We might be the only people who watched The Bronze not solely to see Sebastian Stan's butt. We also talk about how Amy Poehler showed a lot of growth in directing since Wine Country, hooray! So let's hop on those uneven bars. We're gonna stick this landing.

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