Join our 10th episode-iversary celebration! Jason chooses the James Bond movie “Diamonds are Forever.” It’s the 7th entry in the Bond franchise and the first time Erin has ever seen 007 in action! We discuss what kind of cool gadgets we would like to have and Jason considers a new phrase to use on someone who gives you attitude. There’s Plenty in this episode…Plenty O’Toole!

We’re also excited to announce our Man Woman Movieline. Call 978-4-10Wing (978-410-9464) if you’d like to share your thoughts about the movies or the podcast. Leave a message for us and we'll respond in our next episode! Woo!

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Halloween is upon us and for our 9th episode Erin picks The Dorm That Dripped Blood! Turn your fun dial to “terror” as we run through this 1982 low budget horror flick that serves as Daphne Zuniga’s debut. She was Princess Vespa in Spaceballs. One critic calls the movie “intensely, aggressively, crudely, claustrophobically typical.” How can a movie be typical in those ways? Find out with us! Also, Jason gruesomely beats a joke to death.

In the podcast I (Jason) mention how my friend was an extra in Soul Survivors, which was made by the same director, Stephen Carpenter. Here's an image that took way too much time to find!

In our 8th episode Jason chooses the awesome 1988 zombie comedy, Dead Heat (Treat Williams, Joe Piscopo). We discuss the concept of Death Day Parties, the wild discontinuity with zombie makeup and the film’s epic one-liners. You guys, the buddy cops are attacked by a butchered zombie cow and chicken wings! Let’s talk about it!

Below is the first part of the episode on the YouTube plus Erin unboxing the movie. Enjoy! 

What was Blake Lively’s sister, Robyn, up to in 1989? Find out in our 7th episode when Erin says *top that!* and picks 1989’s Teen Witch! We discuss obvious comparisons to Teen Wolf, the wide open plot holes and the little-known connection to Married With Children. Jason describes what Erin would have to do to convince him she is a witch. Of course we talk about Top That and we explore popularity and the dark effects it can have on youth. Just kidding! Magic is awesome! So fab! 

Feel like topping that right now?

In our second minisode we mash Hard Ticket to Hawaii, Step Up and 10 Cloverfield Lane into one crazy plot. Then we answer questions from our listeners. You won't believe what Erin's favorite movie snack is!

Open the bunker of your mind to the soothing sounds of Jason and Erin as they discuss the tense thriller, 10 Cloverfield Lane. We talk about the emergence of the prepper subculture. Then things take a turn for the heavy as we reveal what we would regret if we were trapped in a bunker during an apocalyptic event. Other topics include how the film fits into the Cloverfield franchise and what would happen with a VERY different cast. Enjoy!

Erin exacts revenge for Hard Ticket to Hawaii by selecting the original Step Up. It's the one that started it all. Bend your ears to hear us talk about the cinematic event that changed Channing forever along with notes on loose subplots and how the film relates to The Karate Kid!

Every day is Christmas at the Tatumses. 

In this episode we discover why Hawaii's not paradise all the time with Andy Sidaris's 1987 exploitation action flick, Hard Ticket to Hawaii! Topics covered include trying to figure out what the movie is about, how Playmate Dona Speir is like James Bond, why secret agent orders are delivered in a sandwich, toilet snakes and much, much more!

#ToiletSnake

If you want to rock out like agents of The Agency, here's the theme song. 

Welcome to our first minisode! In this quick shot we mash up the films from our first three episodes and give a movie pitch to our listeners... or Hollywood execs...because they are totally listening. Find out what happens when you put From Justin to Kelly, Cobra and The Danish Girl into a blender! We also answer some listener emails. Oh you didn't know we took listener emails? Send us something at [email protected]. We'll leave the light on for ya!

Erin tries to class the podcast up a bit by picking the critically-acclaimed film, The Danish Girl. We discuss the casting controversy surrounding Eddie Redmayne, the Wachowski siblings and gender reassignment issues. We decipher fact from fiction in the script and the act of the tuck.