Melissa recounts an age-old tale of love, class, big dreams, big sweaters, no sweaters, no clothes, sexy lobsters, crystal pepsi, and interior design. That's right, get your dancing shoes on and pull your sleeve bras off for Flashdance!

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Barbara recounts the classic golf/philosophy film Caddyshack from the 1980s or 70s. Nobody knows for sure. This is the first instance of 2 different kinds of rich person appearing in the same movie.

Melissa summarizes the 1942 film Cat People, an early cult classic for furries that inspired the character Gayle on Bob's Burgers.

Barbara tells us about Thomas Hanks' most unlikable role as Splash Gordon, a heartless fruit monger who, against all odds, falls in love with a mermaid. 

Melissa explains the 1922 comedy Nosferatu, one of Adam Sandler's most ambitious roles and a strange but welcome departure from Happy Madison's catalogue for the time.

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Citizen Kane eat your literal heart out. Barbara explains the plot of the greatest piece of cinema in human history featuring your unexpectedly sexy weed dads, Cheech & Chong.

Melissa explains the plot of The Real McCoy, a high jinks-filled romp in which every single supporting character can go directly to hell.

Barbara explains every insufferable second of Basic Instinct, a 1992 film about jizz. If you have a familial relation to Barbara you are legally required to skip this episode.

Melissa explains Xanadu, the 80's dance video featuring, for some reason, Gene Kelly. We also celebrate defunding terfs.

Barbara explains Fatal Attaction, a film with more Michael Douglas than expected and fewer leg-crossing scenes than hoped.