Possibly one of our silliest episode categories to date. Today we are covering some big movies with some famous rumps in them. First we have Troy, a surprisingly well compiled action/drama epic starring Brad Pitt and marketed almost exclusively on the platform that you get to see his tush. Then we have Sex Tape, a classic Jason Segel comedy starring himself alongside the dynamic Cameron Diaz. While there's no shortage of Segel's bum on film, this is the first and only appearance of Diaz's peach on film in her long, successful career. Enjoy! 

Through the new year we lost two screen legends. To celebrate their unique and significant legacies in Hollywood and American culture, we are focusing on a film for each of them. First we have the rom-com The Proposal featuring cute couple Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds, but most importantly Betty White infusing the typically boring grandma character with her stunning wit and charm. Then we discuss what Sidney Poitier often called his favorite film he's ever done, the noir crime meets race commentary thriller In The Heat of The Night. Enjoy!

Happy Christmas episode! Please enjoy our deep dive into two feature-length animated Christmas movies. First we have the Robert Zemekis and Tom Hanks collab inspired by the beloved Christmas book, The Polar Express. The we jump into the award-winning Netflix flick, Klaus. Enjoy!

This episode is in celebration of the one and only Stephen Sondheim. His body of work on stage and in films has inspired generations of entertainers, movie makers, and musicians. In this episode we explore Gypsy, Sondheim's first film, based on the life of famous burlesque performer Gypsy Rose. Then we fast-forward to a much darker Sondheim feature in Sweeney Todd. We know, we know. He did West Side Story! Don't worry, if you want to hear more about that listen to our Teen Musicals episode from August 2019. Enjoy!

Double episode drop! We've been off the map for an extra week for vacation, but we're making it up to you. This episode we chat with special guest Kelsey Konlande, the third sister in our sister gang, about 90s teen movies. The late 90s/early 00s was a very unique time in movies for teen story lines across genre types. First we look at the comedy side of things with Can't Hardly Wait, your classic last-chance-to-profess-your-love-to-your-longtime-highschool-crush story line featuring almost every teen actor that was famous at the time. Then we jump to a very, let's say unique, film Cruel Intentions. Starring some big names, this sexy teen thriller really blazed the questionable trail for so many movies that came after it. Enjoy!

Children's fantasy usually makes people think of Pixar, Disney, Dreamworks, a.k.a. animated films. But there's a huge chunk of this genre that is live-action, and over the years it's led to some classic, and classically weird, movies. This episode we explore the inexplicable Jim Henson film Labyrinth, starring David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly. This movie is truly as odd as musical muse. Then we have one of Hollywood's most timeless films starring one of it's most iconic actors; Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz. Enjoy!

This week's episode explores movies surrounding a very unique culture; that of a kitchen. First we take a look through an animated lens in Ratatouille, an often underrated Pixar film that quite incredibly captures the atmosphere of a kitchen. Then we dig into John Favreau's passion project Chef which provides an endearing look into the challenging world of being a chef in the 21st century. Enjoy!

Creepy kids is a well worn, spooky phenomenon, so when these creepy kids start killing, you have a real recipe for horror. This week we're looking at killer kid movies, starting with the Stephen King adaptation Children of the Corn. Though this movie is a "classic" we're not sure it has that status for good reasons. Then we jump to The Good Son, a film with heart-chilling and warming (respectively) performances from baby Macaulay Culkin and Elijah Wood. Enjoy this spooktacular episode!

For our first episode of spooky season we're diving down deep into the bowels of hell...the drama! Our first movie is the Sam Raimi film Drag Me To Hell. In true Raimi fashion, it is all things creepy, disgusting, and oddly hilarious. Then we jump into Constantine, a rather underrated film starring Keanu and Rachel Weiss. Considering the subject matter of these two films is deeply similar, it's fun to dissect just how different their tones and styles are. Enjoy!

We're BAAAACK!!! Your health is important so we both needed a break to focus on just that, but we missed this podcast and are so excited to be back. It seemed appropriate to mark our return with another round of sister movies. First we have the disturbing classic What Ever Happened To Baby Jane. The lore attached to the film alone might be enough to spark your interest, but the movie itself packs a punch as well. Then we have the indie sweetheart Sunshine Cleaning, starring possibly our favorite film sister pairing ever, Amy Adams and Emily Blunt. Need we say more? Enjoy!