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Merry holidays, y'all! This week Ryan gives in and finally watches Love Actually, despite his aversion to romcoms and all things Emma Thompson. Will he hate it? Or will we all learn the true meaning of Christmas, or something? Tune in to learn the shocking answer!
It's the most wonderful time of the year, except for the fact that Amanda has never seen the 80's classic Gremlins! It's technically a Christmas movie, so join us for some zany, slapstick, kid-friendly holiday fun... wait, did she just shove that thing's head in a blender??
It's getting a little spicy in the No-Shame Zone this week! Hannah has never seen When Harry Met Sally, which leads your hosts into that age-old debate about whether women and men can be friends. Will the podcast be forever splintered or will we emerge stronger than ever?
It's beginning to look a lot like... 1995? Everyone else is talking about holiday movies, but here at Pop Culture Confessions we don't play by the rules. So we're talking about Clueless, which Ryan has never seen! Journey back to the era of plaid skirts and questionable catchphrases with us, won't you?
This week we're time traveling back to the 90's with a journey to Wayne's World, which Hannah confessed she's never seen. Is it still funny? How do the references hold up 26 years later? Can an SNL sketch ever be a decent movie? Let's find out!
Hold on to your heartstrings, because they're about to get tugged. Join us this week as Ryan reveals he's never seen The Iron Giant. Will this beloved cult classic stand the test of time?
This week's confession is so big we had to call in an expert! For the final episode of Spookytober, Chris Brecheen of Writing About Writing joins your three hosts to talk about Misery, which (yet again) Amanda and Hannah have never seen. Thankfully, we've got a Certified Writing Expert on hand to answer questions like: Is losing your life's work worse than having your ankles sledgehammered? How realistic are Paul's writing rituals? What does a greasy protein bar have to do with good writing? And more!
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