Cruel Summer continues with a look at two films with the same name but different themes: Mother May I Sleep With Danger? (1996) and Mother May I Sleep With Danger? (2016). It's double the Tori, double the fun.

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Cruel Summer continues with a look at 1993's My Boyfriend's Back, directed by Bob Balaban of all people. Even though we used to see a ton of movies back in the early 902, neither of us had seen this one before. It's probably because we thought we were too cool for school, like Matthew Fox.

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Here's some extra content for you. Scott does a short, solo show discussing some of his favourite instances of the use of music in films. It is not a Top 10 or a definitive list, just some of his faves - covering everything from The Rolling Stones to Kate Bush. Let us know what you think of the ideas of bonus episodes.

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We are delighted to announce that our good friend Justin Oberholtzer has returned with a guest episode. He reviews Once, a film that serves as proof that liberal immigration laws can lead to romance and good music. Many thanks to Justin for stepping in so that the show can keep going during our hectic summer.

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We have a very special film for our 275th episode; Stalked By My Doctor starring Eric Roberts. The title of the film pretty much explains everything you need to know about this film. We also chat a little bit about Hail Caesar! and Finding Dory. We'd love to hear from you and let us know what you think about this year's Cruel Summer.

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This week, it's Jennie Garth's turn to step into the Cruel Summer spotlight. Lies of the Heart: The Story of Laurie Kellog tells the tale of a woman fighting back against her abusive husband. Wow, that sure doesn't sound very fun, but it actually kind of is. At the very least, it is the longest movie title we've seen.

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Cruel Summer is back for another season of No-So-Great Movies. As you may know, we are both pretty huge fans of 90210 so we are always excited to cover a movie starring a West Bev grad (even those who barely graduated). This week, we discuss Co-Ed Call Girl, in which Tori Spelling is lured into the sex trade. Yep, it happened and we talk about it.

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Yes, we still do a podcast. We know that it's been a while. Sorry. Life gets in the way. We watched John Huston's The Man Who Would Be King for the first time. Did it live up to its reputation? Tune in to find out! We also talk about High School Musical, The Secret World of Arietty, Camp Rock and Godzilla: Final Wars.

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We're back with a new episode covering Alfred Hitchcock's 1959 thriller North By Northwest starring Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint and James Mason. We also chat about Deadpool, A League of Their Own, The Resurrection of Jake the Snake Roberts and Batman and Robin.

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It's the final ArMAYgeddon entry of the year with a review of 1996's Daylight starring Sylvester Stallone. The question you've gotta ask yourself is if you're a bridge person or a tunnel person. We also chat about For a Few Dollars More and The Rebirth of Mothra. Remember, we're donating 25 cents for every ArMAYgeddon download to the Red Cross' efforts in providing relief to victims of the wildfires in Alberta.

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