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This week, Caitlin Corkery (she/her) joins us for Toy Story. Is bullying Jim an art form? Does Kai still think JibJabs are topical? Would you belly slap the stair man?
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This week, Rob O’Neill returns for the 2019 documentary, Scream, Queen! My Nightmare On Elm Street. This film reexamines the incredibly obvious gay “subtext” in the controversial sequel A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy’s Revenge, and the film’s impact on the life of it’s lead actor, Mark Patton. Is “beefy hairy men” in your search history? Did Kai’s cat pee? Can Ghostface yes, and?
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This week, Harrison Scantling (he/him) joins us for the 2010 remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street. It's like the original, but borderline unwatchable. What’s Kai’s bronze lining in this pandemic? Have you seen Jim’s Flip Flone? Is there anything more relatable than a teenager with a convertible?
“You don’t know what Blossom is!?
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This week, Cassy Berger (she/her) joins us for Wes Craven’s New Nightmare. It’s like the other movies, but meta. What horrific American tragedy does Jim associate with multiplication? Who was Kai kissing in a tree? You ever drink tea in the back of a Ford F-150?
This week, Kristin Wood (she/her) and Ralph Andracchio (he/him) of the Hey Let Me Ask You Something Podcast join us for Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare. It’s like the first 5 movies, but with wacky sound effects. What channel is Midsommar on? Is a Top Hat business casual? Can you just stop it?
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This week, Betty Smithsonian (she/her) joins us for A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child. It’s like the other movies, but the absolute worst. Can you play the tissue trumpet? Why do people keep trying to punch Kai? What’s your favorite stove porn?
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Trigger Warning: themes of self-harm and suicide throughout film • talks of substance abuse (min 43 - min 51) / mentions of sexual assault/pedophilia (min 1:12 min - min 1:14)
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