Sam suggested we look at the movie that inspired You've Got Mail. Having done an episode on the latter and maybe not enjoying it that much, I agreed to see if it was right to try and improve on the original or if it should have left well enough alone. Dear god is it ever the second thing.

It's time again for Boning Month! This time we're going super classy with it though and watching classic boning movies! You heard of this Casablanca one? I'm curious to check it out!

JanuAgony comes to a shockingly strong close with a movie I would have felt ok doing any week of the year! Brother Chris gets easily the best assignment of the last few weeks with Hard Ticket to Hawaii.

Ok it's time to dip our toes into something different - low budget religious propaganda! What happens when an old dude goes back to college to convert heathen college students to Christianity? We find out in this dude's 102 minute story about how awesome he is.

I somehow convinced Kim to return to the world of Cool Cat even after what we went through last year. Maybe things have gotten better right? I mean surely Cool Cat will know how to delicately handle a topic as intense as the Coronavirus?

It's JanuAgony once again! A month where, to ease ourselves into a new year, we watch some silly movies and just enjoy ourselves. After Fateful Findings last year, Rob and I HAD to return to the world of Neil Breen and our second trip to Breen Town is almost as fun as our first!

Another solo run this week before we get back to a bit more normalcy next week! I look back at the year! That's the concept of this episode!

Who could have predicted that it's a super busy time right before the holidays? Clearly not me because I was confident there would be time to watch a long movie but instead, here's some holiday greetings, a summary of some new Christmas movies, and an update on where the podcast(s) are going from here!

Kim joins me to close the book on the Black Christmas franchise with the 2019 installment. Does the downward trajectory continue? ...yeah. Yeah it does.

It's time for the next iteration of Black Christmas with the 2006 version from X-files veteran Glen Morgan. This...this one is very different. Very VERY different.