We're back with another Michael J. Fox movie, Teen Wolf. We have never seen this one, and we have thoughts. And questions. Maybe a few concerns. But we did appreciate the fresh take on werewolves and those sweet basketball moves. As always, we bring you the trivia and more information that you probably want to know about Rod Daniel (the director), Jeph Loeb and Matthew Weisman (the writers), along with Michael J. Fox, James Hampton, Scott Paulin, Susan Ursitti, Jerry Levine, Matt Adler, and Jay Tarses.

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Who's ready for another B-movie-esque horror flick? We sure were! Written and directed by Fred Dekker, he plays homage to the horror/thriller greats of the time with this cult classic. Jason Lively, Tom Atkins, Steve Marshall, and Jill Whitlow star in the film with special guest appearances by a flame thrower and a zombie cat. 

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How we've never seen Pretty in Pink before, we don't know. But, rest assured, we have opinions to share on it! Another John Hughes film starring Molly Ringwald, Jon Cryer, Andrew McCarthy, and James Spader, we see a young woman in a teenage "from across the tracks" rom-com where her own personal values are put to the test. (With some interesting results.) 

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"Build it, they will come." Billie had no idea that quote came from a movie, let alone a movie about building a baseball field for ghosts. Starring Kevin Costner, James Earl Jones, Ray Liotta, and Amy Madigan, this fantastical movie is still a family favorite today. However, the sisters are divided this episode, debating (arguing) how much one should suspend beliefs for a story, for one. Listen in as they try to persuade each other to their way of thinking. Spoilers: It's a fun time.


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It's our 50th episode!! We can hardly believe it ourselves. And we fully intend on doing at least 50 more. More like 500.

*** This episode is a bit longer than usual because we spend a little time reflecting on our first 50 episodes and what surprised us the most on our journey. Enjoy!

Batman, directed by Tim Burton, was released in 1989 and marks the beginning of the Batmans on the silver screen. (Though the TV show in the 60s is the first appearance on film!) It's iconic score, by Danny Elfman, and soundtrack, by Prince, as well as performances by Michael Keaton and our main man Jack Nicholson catipulted this film into infamy. Even we've seen it.

But just because we've seen it before doesn't mean there wasn't a lot more to learn about this film. We have some surprising trivia in this episode and, of course, it's BATMAN. Come join us and tell us about your favorite Batman!

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What can we say that hasn't already been said? A true classic, starring Carey Elwes, Robin Wright, Wallace Shawn, Mandy Patinkin, Andre the Giant, and Billy Crystal, to name a few. 

So many iconic moments to discuss in a new light and some new ones we've never noticed before. We uncover some of the more surprising details from the making of this movie and discuss what makes this movie a perfect 10/10 for us. 

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And yes, that's the title of the film, based on a book by William Styron. This wasn't a movie that Sophie picked for us to watch. Just to clarify. :)

Directed by Alan J. Pakula, it stars Meryl Streep, Kevin Kline, and Peter MacNicol and could rival even Shakespeare's most tragic of plays. The story centers around the story of a Holocaust survivor, a Polish Catholic woman, and her Jewish American boyfriend. A young writer named Stingo bears witness to their spiral into darkness, even going so far as calling them friends.

Needless to say, Sophie and I had a lot to talk about, especially the choices everybody made.

***Trigger warning: This episode includes discussed around mental illness, suicide, and the Holocaust. If you need someone to talk to, please reach out and call the national hotline 988. We're happy you're here.

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With a "Mary Shelley meets Alfred Hitchcock" vibe, this Frankenstein story equal parts grossed us out and impressed us in its grotesqueness. (Sophie shares how many gallons of fake blood were used during Trivia.) Directed by Stuart Gordon, this film stars Jeffrey Combs, Bruce Abbott, Barbara Crampton, and David Gale. All amazing!

Oh, and Hans Gruber is also in this! For a minute.

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We were overdue for an 80s cult classic. One of those "it's so bad, it's good" movies. But we weren't ready for Toxie. A B movie that inspired an entire franchise (and maybe influenced others).

In this episode, we ask, "How?" 

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Based on the book by John Updike, this 80s classic stars our main man Jack Nicholson, Cher, Susan Sarandon, and Michelle Pfeiffer. Directed by George Miller, music by John Williams... On paper, this sounds like a great film and most people (we know) remember it fondly. 

As a first-time viewer, Billie is here to ask the real questions with a fresh perspective.

"What even was that??"

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