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This week, Brandon and Jane take you on a trip down memory lane with a new series we are calling MWM: Remastered. We are re-releasing an episode covering 1995’s Showgirls that we originally recorded in 2022. This one has been re-edited from the original raw files by our producer and now editor, Dave, so it’s a whole new conversation! Enjoy a trip down memory lane as we revisit an episode recorded 4 years ago! Same classic banter, new perspective! Listen to us playfully roast this camp classic wherever you get your pods!

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What’s the holiday season without a little horror? This 1974 Classic is responsible for many of the horror movie tropes we rely on today and although Jane and Brandon have a lot of questions, they thoroughly enjoyed shaking up the season with some good old fashioned murder. Margot Kidder, playing a alcoholic coed, Olivia Hussey as a curious British sorority sister, and the iconic Andrea Martin a few years before her role in My Big Far Greek Wedding, round out the cast and we couldn’t ask for anything more. Except for maybe a spin off with the incredible Mrs. Mac, the house mother who is God’s gift to camp. If you know, you know!

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Diane Keaton. Craig T. Nelson. Rachel McAdams. Dermott Mulroney. Luke Wilson. With that cast, you’d be expecting a pretty solid Christmas movie. According to our hosts, this movie has some major issues. But, that doesn’t mean we weren’t able to muster up some serious holiday vibes while breaking this one down. No matter what your opinion is of this 2005 holiday hit, you can’t deny that it has a major cultural impact. Join us as we chat about it all and answer the questions, how mean can a Rachel McAdams character be before we demand an apology? And are you really so heartless that you won’t shed tears at a dying matriarch even if she’s not all that likable? And is it really possible for brothers to swap love interests and remain cool?

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This week, Brandon and Jane take on 1996’s The Long Kiss Goodnight. We chat about everything from Davis and Jackson’s undeniable chemistry to the importance of female action stars. Tangents include Friends auditions, blondes having more fun, and Oscar robberies among other things. Listen wherever you get your pods!

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We are not gonna sugarcoat it. This movie is bad. John Travolta, desperate to tell the story of L Ron Hubbard’s failed sci-fi novel, somehow convinced Forrest Whitaker to suit up for this stinker. Not even Kelly Preston’s (RIP) trick tongue could save this one. Brandon and Jane do everything they can to talk about anything other than the movie itself. Our hosts cover a plethora of tangents such as, Scientology and Brandon’s surprising lack of knowledge about the “religion,” Travolta’s career, Sydney Sweeney and her unwillingness to distance herself from white supremacy, and how they’d changed every single thing about this turd of a film.

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This week, Jane and Brandon cover 1994’s Jason’s Lyric. We chat about everything from the chemistry between Allen Payne and Jada Pinkett-Smith, to the Vietnam War! Plenty of hilarity and thoughtful discussions. Give it a listen wherever you get your pods!

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Join us this week if you want to cry! The tears will not stop, despite the ridiculous premise and the awkward boob grabs. Marisa Tomei, Rosie Perez, and Christian Slater prove they can make anything work and Jane and Brandon debate whether there is an actual baboon heart at play or not. You don’t wanna miss this heated debate so press play and laugh, cry, and laugh till you cry with us.

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This week, we depart from spooky season with 1992’s Juice. This urban psychological thriller is a genre bending wild ride of a film. We discuss everything from Tupac’s meteoric rise to Ernest Dickerson’s deft directorial hand. Tangents cover everything from Dickerson's cinematography work, particularly in Spike Lee’s films, to Omar Epps’ (onscreen) love affair with a member of En Vogue! Listen wherever you get your pods!

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