The latest action film from John Woo, "Silent Night" takes us into the world of revenge from a father who lost his son and his voice. We talk about the overall concept of a silent action film, what we liked and what was annoying about it. Would you spend 9 months training and planning your revenge? Let's get into it!

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Come on and take a listen, we'll have a few laughs! It's everyone's favorite, is-it-a-Christmas-movie, Die Hard. Join your hosts as we talk about all the side characters we love, which bad guy Barry relates to the most and Julia makes this episode a PG-13.

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Julia and Barry get buzzed on tryptophan and discuss the Thanksgiving essential/John Hughes creative peak buddy comedy, "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" (1987). Your hosts marvel at the soulful, nuanced performances from Steve Martin and John Candy, wonder if there's something even darker about Doobie's Taxiola, and consider how a noteworthy cut scene could have made the ending even more astonishing. We're big fans of this one.

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Your hosts go back in time to watch the post-apocalyptic film "The Postman" which is considered one of Kevin Costner's worst films. Could it be because Costner's character is one of the last men on earth with viable sperm? Is it because he performs Shakespeare with a mule aptly named Bill? What is a "body father" and who came up with that idea? We'll get into all of the mysteries of this film, find the unintentional comedy and show you that maybe this movie isn't as bad as you thought.

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Join Julia, your host with the most (love for Sly), and Barry her movie critic husband, as they gaze in awe at Sylvester Stallone, while he hunts for wild boar, jumps off a mountain top and gives Brian Dennehy a bad day in "First Blood" (1982). Your hosts debate who exactly the heroes and villains of the film are, whether Rambo could take down a helicopter by throwing a single rock and if that powerful final monologue holds up. Also, discussed - the sequels, the original ending and if it's ethical to stab someone in the buttocks. Follow us on Instagram @soimarriedafilmcritic_podcast. Please write a review if you love our show.

Barry and Julia tackle the quasi-classic 2003 romantic comedy "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days." Your hosts ask exactly what it means to get "frosted" and why so many rom-coms are about couples who constantly lie, bicker and break up, but are somehow "perfect" for each another (?!). Finally, on the pre-McConaissance scale of "alright-alright-alright" to "right on," where does this one rank alongside "Failure to Launch" and "Fool's Gold"? Prepare for all this and multiple references to Krull The Warrior King. Follow us on Instagram at soimarriedafilmcritic_podcast. If you like our show, please write a review. 

In this episode on ”Urban Legend” Barry and Julia talk about urban legends they’ve encountered, how implausible the villain is and how Barry was just like Jared Leto’s character in college. They also discuss the 90s technology, the pop songs and horrible roommates. Join them for this not so scary episode this Halloween. If you like the show follow it on Instagram @soimarriedafilmcritic_podcast and leave a review on your favorite podcast app.

Barry and Julia discuss Wes Craven’s deranged twist on Home Alone, “The People Under the Stairs.” Capitalism, cannibalism and Craven, oh my! Join our hosts as they weave in and out of this house of horrors and marvel at Craven’s one-of-a-kind masterpiece.

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Our hosts check into the Bates Motel only to discover the horror that is going on. Join us as we talk about this infamous film, all the twist and turns along the way and how one decision can change your whole life. Follow us on Instagram @soimarriedafilmcritic_podcast.

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