Our hosts discuss the Ella Enchanted movie and the (debatable) fact that book accuracy is overrated.

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F*** James Joyce. Content warning for some really weird sex letters and spoiler warning for Love Never Dies (for some reason).

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Our hosts rope in special guest Shannon Manor to explain the entirety of Kingdom Hearts. This goes about as well as expected.

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In an episode salvaged from several damaged audio files, our hosts discuss why historical accuracy is tremendously overrated. Content warning for discussion of a movie that depicts emotional abuse and the threat of sexual abuse.

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Our hosts go down the rabbit hole of Transformers canon and discuss why the Michael Bay movies are a cautionary tale for licensed properties.

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Our hosts discuss how the world doesn't need more Mummy movies, and everyone repeatedly fails to pronounce "Hamunaptra" properly.

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Our hosts discuss the somewhat shaky house of cards that is J.K. Rowling's worldbuilding and get real mad about horcruxes.

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Our hosts recap the direct-to-video Swan Princess Christmas special, and explain why Richard Rich must be stopped.

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Our hosts discuss some widespread problems within the indie horror genre, using Grave Encounters as a case study. Also Annie does her amazing "Canadian groundskeeper" impression. (Content warning for discussion of horror movie tropes, including suicide and unenlightened attitudes toward mental illness.)

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Our hosts discuss the phenomenon of the Mary Sue, as present in both fandom and canon, and build their own Mary Sue.

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