Step through the door with us as we unpack the weird, whimsical and wonderfully creepy world of Coraline. We're talking all things spooky, smart, and what we learned from this blue haired little girl. Last spooky season movie for the year!

Wouldn't be spooky season without one of our all time faves, M. Night Shayamalan's Signs. If you're looking for a reason to leave out all your water cups, we got you on this one. This one is a little more feel-y, but with good reason.

PUT. ZE CANDLE. BACK.

This movie is horrifying in a completely different way than it was intended. We may not have grown up with this one, but as one of our dad's all time favorites, it was time to bite the bullet. Listen as we wrestle with the horror, humor, and as Kara continues to incorrectly pronounce words.

A truly terrifying, beautiful, confusing and not at all "classically Disney" Disney film is the focus today. Flames of hell! Wine guzzling Gargoyles! A one shouldered dress! We get into why we love this one, and also ponder if it's actually a movie for kids.

In this week's episode, we see if just Ricky and Kara can carry the episode. Major topics include Kara annoying Ricky, good vs evil, and the charms of Han Solo and Ewan McGregor.

We know we always say

"We're back."

But here we are again. We bring you another movie we were NOT allowed to watch, but that was a giant part of our childhood. Mike Myers, his hair, meats, and murder make up today's episode.

PS for the ladies : don't smell like soup.

Could this be the most all around Christmas film?

We put it to you, that maybe it could be. A true Alcantar kid classic and favorite, this one really has all the feels.

Merry Christmas! Our first Christmas movie this year is Batman Returns. What's that? You didn't know it was a Christmas movie? It is. It has tinsel, lights, trees, boys raised by penguins (?), women with the souls of cats (??), vigilantes dressed as bats (???) and also Christopher Walken.

Was our dad right to NEVER let us watch this? YES. Yes he was.

Well hey there pilgrim! This week we're covering the John Wayne classic (classic??) McClintock. It's probably the only John Wayne movie inspired by a Shakespeare play. It has fist fights, mud fights, one-liners, chess, spankings, and many many people falling down stairs.

BONUS: We discuss why Kara hates monkeys so much and how we'd fare in a post-apocalypse scenario.

Now, don't say it's a fine morning or we'll shoot ya!