We’re checking back into Wes Anderson’s pastel fever dream, The Grand Budapest Hotel. From murder plots and pastry boxes to one of Ralph Fiennes’ most iconic roles, we unpack the chaos, the charm, and the deeper themes hiding beneath the frosting.

We’re going back to North Shore High to revisit Mean Girls — the teen comedy that still defines high school chaos. From Cady’s wild transformation to Regina George’s reign of terror, we’re breaking down the savage humor, iconic moments, and why it still hits like a Burn Book entry in 2025. You can sit with us.

We’re diving into the weird, catchy, and chaotic world of Little Shop of Horrors. From killer musical numbers to that giant, bloodthirsty plant (yes, really), this cult classic somehow balances horror, comedy, and heart. We unpack its charm, its legacy, and why we’re still singing “Suddenly Seymour” all these years later.

For our 300th (!!) episode, we’re celebrating with Cha Cha Real Smooth — Cooper Raiff’s tender, awkward, and refreshingly honest take on post-grad limbo, party-starting, and the emotional chaos of connection. We get into the magic of Dakota Johnson, neurodivergent representation, and why sometimes the softest stories hit the hardest. Let’s cha cha into this one.

Yorgos Lanthimos is back—and he's not here to comfort anyone. We break down Kinds of Kindness, a surreal, uncomfortable, and deeply layered triptych starring Jesse Plemons and Emma Stone. Is it brilliant? Unwatchable? Both? Let’s get into it.

In this episode, we dive into Her, Spike Jonze’s beautifully strange sci-fi romance about loneliness, love, and connection in a digital world. From Joaquin Phoenix’s tender performance to Scarlett Johansson’s unforgettable voice work, we unpack why this futuristic love story still feels so real.

We’re throwing it back to The Wedding Singer, where Adam Sandler trades chaos for charm and Drew Barrymore brings the heart. From bad weddings to the best '80s vibes, we break down why this rom-com still hits all the right notes. 💔💍🎶

We dive into Sean Baker’s raw and riotous indie gem Tangerine, a film that follows two transgender sex workers on a chaotic Christmas Eve in LA. Shot entirely on iPhones, this bold and unexpectedly heartfelt story captures friendship, identity, and survival in the margins of the city. Buckle up — it’s messy, real, and unforgettable.

We’re diving into the Coen brothers’ offbeat love letter to classic Hollywood. From tap-dancing sailors to kidnapped movie stars, Hail, Caesar! blends satire, glamor, and chaos in all the best ways. Let’s talk fixers, faith, and why this movie still hits different.

We dive into FX's Alien: Earth — a bold prequel that trades jump scares for deep questions about identity, AI, and what it means to be human. Think Alien meets Blade Runner, with a cast of synthetic Lost Boys leading the way.