"How do they walk in those things? It's almost mechanical -- like Jell-o on springs."

This week Katie sees a new movie and Kate gets overly giddy while quoting from the 1959 Billy Wilder classic "Some Like It Hot," starring Marilyn Monroe, Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis. Hear your hosts discuss the progressive gender politics, funniest scenes and character arcs of this great film, and learn about the real-life drag superstar who helped make it a reality. Also, did you know that without Marilyn Monroe, Ella Fitzgerald might never have hit the mainstream? All this and more in this episode that'll make you go..."yeah, real hot!"

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What if you were stuck in the same day over and over again, what would you do? That's what we're exploring in today's episode as we discuss the 1993 philosophical comedy, Groundhog Day. It's a silly movie, with a simple "stuck in time loop" plot, and yet it is incredibly thoughtful and poignant.

Plus, Katie has some interesting news about a boy band featured in one of our previously covered movies, the girls discuss being stuck in ruts, and also why are vampires so rich? You also won't want to miss a devil-ish theory about this well loved movie.

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This episode is so fetch! Maybe not all the jokes and commentary of the 2004 teen comedy, Mean Girls, has aged well...but we've all grown and learned since then, right? Join Kate & Katie as the recall all the fun and feminist action of Tina Fey's first feature film.

Plus, our lovely hosts share some of their own mean girl high school experiences and why Kevin Gnapoor, Math enthusiast/Bad Ass MC is their favorite characters.

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Kate, our resident busy bee, is calling in on location to discuss with Katie the teen movie????? Cruel Intentions! Seriously, how are these characters in high school, what actual age are they, does anyone really know?

Over the years, this film has earned cult classic status, though most of it hasn't aged well. Still, there are some surprisingly well done examinations of sexuality and that whole virgin/whore complex that hopefully society is finally letting go of.

Plus, don't miss our Saltburn PSA!

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We're FIFTAY!

Katie and Kate reminisce about the past year and a half, during which they yapped for about 50 hours about movies, society and myriad other things. Hear what they consider the pod's highlights, as well as their top watches for 2023 (Katie had three and Kate lost count), their most anticipated movies in 2024, and -- so original, we know -- how they're feeling the superhero fatigue hard when looking at the calendar of upcoming releases.

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Merry Christmas -- it's a holiday miracle! Your hosts Kate and Katie are here to proclaim that yes, "Die Hard" is a Christmas movie. And Kate has a notepad full of evidence ready to prove it.

Put your feet up by the fire and nibble on the candy from your stocking as they Slumber Party dives into the social commentary embedded in the 1988 action classic, as well as doesn't fawn over Alan Rickman nearly as much as they expect. Holly Genero, you're our hero.

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Hosts Kate and Katie are joined by actress and long-time friend of the pod Angela Aiello to discuss the quintessential holiday romcom, 2003's "Love, Actually."

Walk through every character pairing of this British ensemble classic with the three of them as they break down which storylines still make us swoon, which ones get worse with age, and which ones are so ridiculously fantastical that you just have to suspend your disbelief ("like when watching 'Lord of the Rings.'"). Warning: No Alan Rickman slander will be found here, but there's a good chunk of time talking about the film's sweater game and how Colin Frissel might plan his state-side trip using Bumble in 2023.

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It's time for another holiday film discush! Hosts Katie and Kate dive into Beyonce's "Renaissance" documentary before taking you back to 2006 when house swapping was a thing, long tank tops were a fashion must-have, and John Krasinski and Kathryn Hahn were unknown enough to play side characters in a single scene.

That's right, we're talking about "The Holiday," directed by Queen of the Cinematic Kitchen Nancy Myers and staring Kate Winslet and Cameron Diaz. Stick around to hear Kate recite facts about Eli Wallach's career, Katie defend Jack Black as an ideal romcom leading man, and decide whether "The Holiday" is really a "holiday" film.

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We're back from our break and just in time for the holiday movie season! This week the girls are kicking things off with the delightful retelling of Charles Dickens' Christmas classic, The Muppet Christmas Carol.

Join as Kate & Katie try not to quote the whole movie for the entire episode and learn the true meaning of not only Christmas but also Thanksgiving! Plus, why Michael Caine is so great in this film, a mysterious missing song, and a conversation about what it takes to be classified as a "Christmas movie."

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Your hosts, Kate and Katie, take on the blood-sucking thrills of horror movies this Halloween with a discussion about all things vampire films, from Bela Lugosi's classic 1932 appearance to the dead but delicious New Zealander flatmates of "What We Do in the Shadows." Stay tuned for a litany of international vampire classics, a vampire movie pop quiz, and musings on how Gary Oldman's Dracula walked so Jack Sparrow could run.

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