Katie survived her cruise to the Bahamas, so we're talking about "Titanic!" Tune in for a deep-sea dive into the romantic side of the film, from class divides and the real-life missing art that was on board, to whether Rose ends up in Titanic Heaven in the final scene and, yes, if Jack could have fit on the door. (Pss! Stick around for the whole episode for an ear-splitting treat in the outro.)

Just as the film was split across two VHS tapes, we're making this a two-parter: Come back next week for the second part, where Kate gushes about how practical effects make "Titanic" a disaster film that holds up 25 years later, and Katie goes even deeper into the conspiracy theories that the sinking of the ship was an inside job.

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We're getting philosophical and doing some relationship coaching this week, slumber partiers!

Hosts Katie and Kate dive into the 1989 romcom "When Harry Met Sally" with some personal connections, analytical takes and fawning admiration for Meg Ryan's skin and wardrobe. We shred apart the "Men are from Mars, women are from Venus" concept, call into question how anyone affords those fabulous New York apartments, and ask the question "If Billy Crystal can be a romcom leading man, why can't Dave Bautista?" Be sure to join us for all the fun this week as we close out our February romance series.

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Behold, the greatest movie Ozzy Osborne was ever in! (Kinda...) 

This week your Slumber Party hosts Kate and Katie dive into the music, costuming and more of Baz Luhrmann's 2001 masterpiece, "Moulin Rouge!" Hear about what inspired this chaotic eye candy flick and what could have been (Heath Ledger as Christian?! Kate Hudson as Satine?!), and stay tuned for one of Katie's greatest "Before we go, can I share my hot take?" moments that might totally ruin the love story for you. Remember, partiers: If you're in your mid-30s, you are in your Nicole Kidman in "Moulin Rouge!" era!

Follow us at @spcinemaclub on Instagram and Twitter all week for polls, links to the Broadway vs. movie songs, and more. Don't forget to invite your friends -- everyone's invited to the slumber party!

Love is in the air! It's time for cheesy meet cutes and happily ever afters. This week Kate and Katie are chatting up their top 5 rom-com's, what makes for a good rom-com, and even a couple of rom-com hot takes.  From Kate's appreciation of rom com's before 1960 to Katie's love of 80's, 90's and beyond there is something for everyone in this love filled episode - even if you're anti-Valentine's day.

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RomCom month continues with what might have been the first-ever capital-R, capital-C RomCom, 1990's "Pretty Woman" staring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere. Join hosts Katie and Kate for their take on this classic Garry Marshall film, during which Katie shares her theory about sex work being the key to dismantling capitalism, Jason Alexander gets read up-and-down for playing a trash human being, and Kate realizes she's been lying about "Runaway Bride" being the first PG-13 movie she ever saw in a theater. 

Be sure to follow us at @spcinemaclub as we gear up for our RomCom-apalooza, releasing on Galentine's Day!

We're back baby! It's our first episode of 2023 and with Valentine's Day on the horizon we're getting into the rom-com mood with the 1987 Academy Award winning Moonstruck. In this episode Kate and Katie give us a few life updates from their time away and we've got more philosophies on love that you can shake a stick at: does being cynical make you unromantic,  does luck exist, do men chase women because they're afraid of death? Plus, don't miss what Katie would be like if she were a priest and Kate's controversial thoughts on Cher!

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It's cozy season and we've got the coziest of all movies, the ultimate sick day classic The Princess Bride. In this heart-warming episode, Kate and Katie manage to quote A LOT and stay ON TOPIC (mostly). The gals discuss their favorite anecdotes from the actors, their own memories attached to the film, and have a little heart-to-heart about using movies & fiction to process grief. Plus, the gals develop their own conspiracy spin on why Prince Humperdink was even in charge in the first place!

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Goths, assemble! Katie and Kate talk 1994's "Interview with the Vampire" and its far lesser follow-up, 2002's "Queen of the Damned" at the slumber party this week. From dissecting Louis' need for a therapist to questioning whether the voice of Korn's lead singer really could bewitch the world, they really sink their teeth into this Anne Rice double feature. Be sure to stay tuned for the only three Tom Cruise movies Katie has seen, Kate's disappointment at how little Aaliyah is actually in "Queen of the Damned," and the secret behind getting 3,000 Australian goths into the desert for a movie scene.

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Demons and slashers and ghosts, oh my! This special Halloween slumber party has no plan, no focus -- just your two hosts Katie and Kate discussing the scary movies they love, hate, and have lost sleep over. Come join the fun as they talk about the classics (the *real* classics, like William Castle haunted house specials and 1958's "The Blob"), the franchises, the arthouse films, the hidden gems and more this All Hallow's Eve. Also learn why Nicholas Sparks isn't a true romance writer and why you haven't yet died from watching "The Ring."

Did we miss a favorite? Come track us down at @spcinemaclub on Instagram and Twitter to share your favorite scare. We're dying to meet you, mwahahaha!

IT'S ALIVE! OUR NEW EPISODE, IT'S ALIIIIIVE! The spooky slumber party continues with another spooky movie, this time light on the spooky. Today we're discussing the comfort classic, the Mel Brooks Masterpiece, Young Frankenstein. There's loads of good trivia for this one, proving that each and every cast member was a comic genius! Kate & Katie also discuss Trick or Treating traditions, the art of the spoof, the usage of black & white film vs color, and their favorite bits and lines from this hilarious homage to one of the original movie monsters. 

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