This week, Nicole Kidmans stares as a woman named Brisket in guest John Noble Barrack's retelling of the first season of "Big Little Lies." Join us for this tale of intrigue, deception, dogs, and lots of weird touching on the beach.

There will Be method acting on this week’s episode as guest Gina Stevensen reveals her plot for the film “There Will Be Blood.” Ever wonder what happens to poor HW? Wonder no more as Gina inadvertently writes the sequel to this epic film.

In this week’s episode, guest Tad D’Agostino takes us to the Pantytown, Utah in his description of the movie “Sixteen Candles.” Listen and find out about the weird tradition this Mormon town has surrounding losing one’s virginity.

This week, the tables are turned as host Mary Clohan is asked to describe her take on the movie “Dumb and Dumber.” This is one classic tale about two Amish friends getting caught up in a prostitution ring that you WONT want to miss.

On this week’s episode, guest Reilly Willson serves up his own version of Mariah Carey’s hit 9/11 movie “Glitter.” To quote our guest “Glitter doesn’t sparkle in the dark.” And this episode SPARKLES baby!

On this episode, guest Katherine Gage breaks down the horror tropes we all know and love in her rendition of "Cabin in the Woods." What could go wrong with five college friends reuniting in a secluded cabin? Katherine's answer: werewolves and metaphors for global warming.

On this week’s episode, guest Asher Payne has a hot take on how the universes of “My Girl” and “Home Alone” are actually intertwined and how Macaulay Culkin is actually a member of The Temptations trapped in a little boy’s body. And spoiler: we totally buy it.

We all know David Bowie was a music icon, but have you heard about his starring role as The Pleasure King in the movie "Labyrinth?" This week, let our guest Hannah Solow tell you how Bowie uses his magic crotch thunder to rule the puppet kingdom (it'll all make sense once you listen).

If you thought "Chariots of Fire" was the most boring and British movie of all time, don't worry, so did we. This week, our guest, David McCall, spices the story up, though, with his own version of the film and answers the question on everyone's mind: where were the chariots and where was the fire?

On this episode, guest Jacob Presson thrills with his take on the classic Hitchcock film “North by Northwest,” a tale filled with murderous affairs, cops that cannot stop slamming their hands on tables, and countless Music Man references.