Danni and Kevin discuss romcom tropes, painting by number Hallmark movies and how many Christmas movies have Netflix released this year?

This week we put Waitress and Legally blonde against each other. Both movies that became musicals with varying degrees of success.

Batmen is the topic of discussion for this episode. Listen to Danni gush and Kevin come to a revelation. Covering the caped crusader's new outing in The Batman (2022) against his first outing Batman (1989).

It was Kevin's birthday again so he forced Danni to watch more hockey movies! This year it was Slapshot - The story of a struggling minor league team the player-coaches efforts to get them a deal - and Goon - The story of Doug Glatt, a bouncer who becomes a professional hockey player through the power of punching.

After a lengthy break we're back covering Nightmare Alley and Night of the Hunter. Both firmly in the noir genre with one coming from 2021 and the other from 1955.

Merry Christmas to everyone and to all a good film watching experience! In a bonus Christmas Day episode we drank cocktails and watched cheesy straight to TV Christmas films all day. It was a mistake.

It's a Christmas episode this week where we cover two new movies released by Netflix, A Castle for Christmas and Single All the Way.

In this episode Danni and Kevin discuss the newest edition to the Ghostbusters franchise and well as looking back at The Frighteners from 1996.

In this episode Danni and Lizzie take a look at stop motion in various forms. From Harryhausen to powerhouse company Laika, filmmakers like Sellick and Anderson we discuss everything about the very patient and unique artwork.

This week Danni and Kevin discuss the three parts of Fear Street and the the two chapters of IT in a mammoth 5 movie review. The Fear Street trilogy follows the mysterious murders of Shadyside from 1666 to 1994 while IT follows a group of nerds battling a millennia old force of darkness in the small town of Derry, Maine.