Today we cover Home Alone Lost in New York. Could this film exist in 2020? We discuss that and more, so join us for the conversation and share some of your favorite memories of this classic holiday film.  We want to wish all of you a Happy Holidays and "Merry Christmas, ya filthy animals!"

In today's episode we take a look back to the first Home Alone movie, sharing how viewing this movie as an adult has changed from watching it as our younger selves. Could this movie have been made in today's world? We ask this question and more. Join us for a nostalgic conversation surrounding one of everyone's favorite Christmas movies from the 90's. And make sure to check out part 2 next week, where we'll go further into detail about Home Alone, Lost in New York. 

This Christmas, Hulu gave us more than their heart, they gave us Kristen Stewart, Mackenzie Davis and Dan Levy all wrapped up in an original holiday film. When Abby agrees to go home with her girlfriend Harper for the holidays, she gets more than she bargained for in meeting Harper's family.  This film is riddled with a star studded cast and all the feels. Join us for an in depth look into the newest holiday film!

Now that we've finally made it to December, we find ourselves asking the important questions like whether Die Hard and Gremlins are, in fact, Christmas movies.  Which side are we on? Listen to find out. Do you agree? Let us know on our Instagram page!

Today we're debating the question that has had Friends fans in disagreements for years. Were they on a break? We deep dive into a few of the key episodes surrounding Ross and Rachel's supposed break, including season 3 ep. 15 &16 and the season 3 finale/season 4 premiere.  Which side did we fall on? Listen to find out, and also all the reasons we think Ross is the literal worst. What do you think? Were they on a break? Let us know on our IG page @screenmaverickspodcast, we'd love to hear your thoughts

In honor of our birthday week, we're discussing some of the films from our childhood that helped turn us into the movie lovers we are today.  Take a nostalgic trip down memory lane with us to hear our thoughts on our all time favorite movies, and why they remain so special to us. 

If you can’t be with the one you love, love the wine you’re with! On today’s episode we’re taking a finer look at the friendships, experiences, and themes of Netflix’s Wine Country. The cast is full some of the most amazing SNL veterans reflecting on their “pour” life choices (and the good ones too). It’s very much a “slice of life” type movie, taking place over one eventful and drama filled weekend in Napa when a group of longtime friends get together to celebrate a milestone birthday. Is life truly too short to wait for the paella? Join us to find out and share your thoughts with us on our Instagram: @screenmaverickspodcast

Today we take a look back at one of our favorite Halloween movies, Hocus Pocus. Having been released 27 years ago, is it still a "must watch" during the holiday season compared to modern day special effects, newer films, and storylines? Is there a second movie in the works? Did Max actually lose a few years of his life? Why is there such an emphasis on virginity? These are just some of the questions we take a look at in our trip down memory lane. Join us for this spooky episode!! And don't forget to share your thoughts and theories with us on Instagram! @screenmaverickspodcast

We're discussing grief and all of its forms as portrayed on Netflix's popular show Dead To Me. From the lies, deceit, anger, and arguments, we break down each characters reactions, relationship, and acceptance of their grief.