Latchkey Sibs

The sibs watch the first spooky movie of the month, Shaun of the Dead (2004). Topics up for discussion include Edgar Wright's impeccable directing, the bomb soundtrack, and how much we generally dislike Ed. 

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Theme song: Produced by Gray Baker and Mitch Grimenstein; Mastered by Alex Mills

Edited by: Holland Baker

This week, the sibs are drafting movies for Spook-key Sibs month! To get into the Halloween spirit, each sib will draft three movies each to put into the randomizer wheel, and for each week in October the wheel will determine each sib's movie. See which spooky flicks get picked in today's ep, as well which movie the wheel assigns to Holland for next week.  

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Theme song: Produced by Gray Baker and Mitch Grimenstein; Mastered by Alex Mills 

Edited by: Holland Baker

In the final installment of Sandtembler, the sibs watched Gray's randomized pick, Mr. Deeds (2002). Topics up for discussion include how much we loved Emilio, Winona Ryder's blonde hair choice, and whether this is actually his least problematic film. 

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Theme song: Produced by Gray Baker and Mitch Grimenstein; Mastered by Alex Mills

Edited by: Holland Baker

In the third installment of Sandtembler, the sibs watched Allegra's randomized pick, Big Daddy (1999). Topics up for debate include whether the logic of the entire movie was sound, how cute the Sprouse twins were as Julian, and how much the Hooters "joke" was beaten to death. 

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Theme song: Produced by Gray Baker and Mitch Grimenstein; Mastered by Alex Mills

Edited by: Holland Baker

In the second installment of Sandtembler, the sibs watched Holland's randomized pick, 50 First Dates (2004). Topics discussed include whether this movie's premise is ethical, how pleasantly surprised we were by how little Sandler yelling is featured, and generally how much we goddamn love this movie. 

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Theme song: Produced by Gray Baker and Mitch Grimenstein; Mastered by Alex Mills

Edited by: Holland Baker

This week Holland, Allegra, and Gray watch the first Sandtembler flick, 2006's Click. Topics discussed include just how offensive this movie is, how accurate its view of the future is, and how much we all love Christopher Walken. 

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Theme song: Produced by Gray Baker and Mitch Grimenstein; Mastered by Alex Mills

Edited by: Holland Baker

In this week's Very Special Episode, the sibs mix things up as they prepare for a month of Adam Sandler movies. Instead of choosing films willy nilly, Holland, Allegra and Gray set up a draft to each choose three Sandler flicks to put into a metaphorical hat. During the month of September, a movie will be selected randomly from this hat that each sib will have to defend no matter what during their week. Stick around until the end to find out which movie will kick off Sandtembler!

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Theme song: Produced by Gray Baker and Mitch Grimenstein; Mastered by Alex Mills

Edited by: Holland Baker

Holland, Allegra and Gray discuss Allegra's pick, Grease 2 (1982). Topic up for debate include how much lamer this movie is compared to the first one, if there are any good songs featured, and whether it's the predecessor to the High School Musical series. 

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Theme song: Produced by Gray Baker and Mitch Grimenstein; Mastered by Alex Mills

Edited by: Holland Baker

Holland, Allegra and Gray watch Holland's next pick, 1998's Madeline. Topics up for discussion include Hattie Jones's acting prowess, how the circus clowns get involved, and French citizen Gray's take on what holds true as quintessentially Parisian. 

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Theme song: Produced by Gray Baker and Mitch Grimenstein; Mastered by Alex Mills

Edited by: Holland Baker

Holland, Allegra, and Gray discuss Gray's pick, 2001's Shrek. Topics up for debate include whether this movie derailed Smash Mouth's career, its lasting impact on meme culture, and whether Shrek actually eats people. 

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Theme song: Produced by Gray Baker and Mitch Grimenstein; Mastered by Alex Mills

Edited by: Holland Baker