Kicking off sp00oOky season with cult classic I Know What You Did Last Summer.

Joined by Little Film Club listener Allison Brooke Lawrence to discuss British romantic comedies.

After the recent passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, we thought it would be timely to dive into her Netflix doc RBG and also her biopic, On The Basis of Sex. We’ll be discussing how we heard the news, what’s happening now there’s a vacancy on the court and more. Also remember to check your voter registration US listeners!

This week we’re talking about one of the most culturally relevant and best films of the past Decade The Social Network. We discuss the cast, the villains and heroes and score. We also talk a bit about what an updated story would have to say in the context of the current political landscape.

On this episode we are doing our very best to explain what the hell Tenet was about and how we found the film. We will also touch on what it was like being back in the cinema and the future of the blockbuster.

On this episode we’re taking Cruel Intentions and realizing this cult classic is insanely problematic but classic nonetheless. We’ll talk about about what it’s like to watch it now versus years ago, cancelling Ryan Phillipe (?) and praising the performances of Selma Blair, Sarah Michelle Gellar and our favorite white woman Reese Witherspoon.

Do you guys remember the Game of Thrones finale? Oh you know the most disappointing ending THAT HAS EVER HAPPENED. Bran as king? Cersei dead under rubble? No prophecies?? What happened when Tyrion brought a honeycomb to a brothel??

On this episode we’re watching another double feature with Midsommar and Hereditary. Join us to find out how these films entered our lives via a Dua Lipa concert and peer pressuring our friends and family to see it with us. We will be unpacking the subjects of familial trauma and bad breakups. All hail Paimon! Just joking, all hail Florence Pugh.

On this episode we’re talking about Gone Girl the 2014 explosive thriller. Listen to find out how we feel about the cast, the crime and whether or not Ben Affleck is relevant.

On this episode we’re talking about The Bling Ring and Spring Breakers, two films that explore drugs, violence and crime. These two films are chaotic as well as hilarious but we will be unpacking whether or not the films hold up as well as the morality and meaning behind them.