Season 2 of the podcast is upon us! And since it's October, we're doing horror movies all month! Children of the Corn is a film about kids who don't want to let go of their childhoods. On this episode, we discuss the terrifying reality of people like that existing in real life. Guest: Hannah.

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"And baby boy, that's what this is about. We live, learn, and figure it out" -Brother Ali.
On this episode, things get figured out, big announcements get made, and breaks get taken. See y'all on Saturday, October 3rd for a spooky season 2 premiere!

Most people know this film because of its brutally honest portrayal of World War II combat. Few people know it for its commentary on social norms and "Cancel Culture." But after listening to this episode, you'll be able to count yourself among the ones who do! Guest: Joe.

We take a brief break from the normal show to bring you another bonus episode! A lot of people have inquired about how to start their own podcasts, so we decided to make an episode about it. We discuss how the process begins with one simple question: "Why not?" Guest: Brittany

The 2007 remake of a 1957 Western film. A group of men set off on a journey with a definitive beginning, middle, and end. They each have their own reasons for doing so, but the reasons all involve money. Is this relatable content for pretty much anyone who exists within a capitalist system? We think so! Guests: Liz and Sarah.

Nightcrawler is a scathing critique of news media's obsession with violence and our willingness to support morally questionable business practices. On this episode, we critique that critique and discuss how it relates to race and representation in America, because... of course we do. Guest: Joe.

On its surface, the 2018 Netflix hit Bird Box is a movie about fear, abandonment, an unwanted pregnancy, and an unseen killer. But is it also a movie about forgiveness? Maybe. It all depends on how it's... interpreted! Also on this episode, we premiere a brand new intro song, courtesy of the supremely talented Travis Orbin. Guest: Samantha.

In 1987, Mel Brooks created a film that was less concerned about coherent narrative, and more concerned with jumping from one entertaining point to another. In 2020, I created a podcast episode with the exact same goal in mind! On this episode, we go light on structure and heavy on content as we attempt to explain how Spaceballs is actually a film about the popular tabletop fantasy role-playing game, Dungeons and Dragons. Guest: Julie.

Snake is an artist. 
Another blast from the (somewhat) past: this is the second ever podcast recording! It's real! It's raw! And it's... slightly reverby, to be honest. And now you finally get to hear it! On this episode we try really hard to make you believe that Escape from New York is a story about an artist's search for artistic inspiration. Guest: Tiffany.

In this sequel to Escape from New York, Snake Plissken finds himself in a brand new city... with the exact same plot. Snake doesn't know much about sociological theories regarding the paradox of rationality, and truth be told, neither do we. But the internet will direct us to people who do! Guest: Danielle Furst.