We visited Grandma and Grandpa's house this week and decided to review The Visit. We know that most of you probably saw it last year, but we like to be well behind the times. We also chat about Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.

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We hopped online with our best frenemies this week for a discussion of Unfriended from 2015. We're not Skype experts, so could we keep up with this very modern take on horror? Tune in to find out. We also chat briefly about Death Walks at Midnight and Death Walks on High Heels.

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We both love mocs. We both love vampires. We both love New Zealand. Will mixing them all together prove to be too much of a good thing or a recipe for Buried With Clickers perfection? Tune in to find out as we review What We Do In The Shadows.

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Buried With Clickers continues this week with a look at Psycho II; the 1983 sequel to the Hitchcock classic. Does it work or is it just a quick cash grab? Our thoughts might surprise you. Tune in to find out!

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Buried With Clickers is back for another year. This week, we chat about 2016's The Shallows starring Blake Lively. It's not as good as Jaws, but is it as good as Jaws 2? Jaws 3? Jaws 4? Tune in to find out. We also briefly discuss Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice, Lizard in a Women's Skin and Get the Gringo. Join our Facebook group.

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We head back out west this week with Sam Fuller's Forty Guns, an unorthodox but very entertaining film. It's filled with action, romance and a good dose of sexual innuendo. We also chat briefly about Pop Star: Never Stop Never Stopping, Central Intelligence, Life of Crime, Modern Times and Northern Pursuit.

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It is time for our 6th Annual TIFF Report. We had a great time at this year's festival and found time to see 5 films. This episode features short, spoiler free discussions of Christopher Guest's latest film Mascots, Oz Perkins' creepy I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives In the House, the super buzzy Jackie directed by Pablo Larrain, Wakefield starring Bryan Cranston and an interesting Nollywood entry entitled Oko Ashewo (aka Taxi Driver).

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Cruel Summer threatens to become Endless Summer as we present this much delayed episode. A million things interfered with our recording schedule but we'll point the finger mainly at illness, back to school and Rodan (not necessarily in that order). We planned this as two separate episodes but figured it was time to move on to new things so it is a 2 for 1 deal. First, we discuss Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead followed by a chat about Taylor Lautner's parkour movie Tracers. Yup, more variety from Married With Clickers.

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Yup, it's just boring old Scott again this week as it was time to roll out a bonus episode. Scott discusses Mickey Rooney's journey into the world of film noir with short reviews of Quicksand, The Strip, Baby Face Nelson and Drive a Crooked Road. Let us know what you think about this bonus content.

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Things get uncomfortable at MWC this week with a Cruel Summer peek at Soul Man, a classic example of "What where they thinking?". Much like the movie, our review begins with good intentions but things get out of control.

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