When a Christmas movie starring The Artist’s Uggie is this rough (excuse me, ruff), one simply can’t do it alone. Joining Emily for 2013’s Holiday Road Trip is none other than podcaster Wendy Mays of Pet Cinematary and The Losers. There’s a lot to discuss, so open up a can of mini hot dogs, heat up some iced tea, and have a listen.

Can it be? An actual FUNNY Hallmark Christmas romance? Emily might be out of her mind, since this is a solo dive and she can’t always be trusted, but 2012’s Naughty or Nice might just prove to be a real movie. Have a listen and see.

It’s a jolly good time when Emily welcomes the first special guest star of the year! Kevin Matthews of Raiders of the Podcast and For It Is Man’s Number stops by to lend some United King clout to Netflix’s A Knight Before Christmas. Raise your cup of mead and celebrate like a common wench!

To ready Kevin’s DAILY Christmas reviews, head to https://foritismansnumber.blogspot.com!

Time may be linear, but when it comes to Hallmark Christmas movies, a formula is eternal. Emily goes back FIFTEEN YEARS with 2004’s A Boyfriend For Christmas, one of Hallmark’s very early stabs at the cozy cardigan Christmas genre. Does it stand the test of time? There’s only one way to find out.

Have you been practicing your public domain carols? It’s that time of year! Emily’s back with a whole new season of cozy cardigan Christmas coverage, beginning with Lifetime’s new Forever Christmas. It’s a story about an attractive but single woman with a thriving career who moves back to her hometown to run her grandfather’s Christmas store and STOP ME IF YOU’VE HEARD THIS ONE, meets an even more single attractive diner proprietor and, um, Mrs. Claus. Enjoy!

Break out the tissues and get ready to use them. We’re going deep into some tragic territory with Issa Lopez’s Tigers Are Not Afraid, streaming now on Amazon Prime and Shudder. There’s also your usual round of recent watches, including a mildly divisive argument about the ubiquity of helpful ghosts. Share your thoughts on these things and more via our Facebook group or on Twitter @femininepodcast. Then live happily ever after…

Christine and Emily have been watching a LOT of movies lately, so sit back and have a listen as they discuss one big variety. There’s Christine’s unorthodox journey towards the Star Wars galaxy, Emily’s embracing of all things Tracy Flick, some dual love for Escape Room, ranking of some Nightmare on Elm Streets, and a minor but spoiler-ish dive into It: Chapter 2. PLUS A LOT MORE! Join in the discussion via Twitter (@femininepodcast) or via our Facebook group. Happy Halloween!

Drop that scotch and have a listen to a very special episode, wherein Christine and Emily delve deep into the true pleasure that is the Wachowskis’ Bound. Also on deck is a surprisingly divisive conversation about 2019’s Ready Or Not, which has the ladies split down the middle. Choose your side over in our Facebook group or via Twitter @femininepodcast.

Grab your best gal pal and celebrate the complexities of female friendship! First up, Emily and Christine delve deep into Curtis Harrington’s What’s the Matter With Helen?, a 1971 grand dame guignol oddity with very special performances from Debbie Reynolds and Shelley Winters. Next up is Neil Jordan’s mess, 2019’s Greta. We have feelings. Angry, wine-hurling, tablecloth pulling feelings. Share your own thoughts with us over on our Facebook group or Twitter via @femininepodcast. Au revoir!

Are you ready to get DESTROYED? Christine and Emily sure are. Have a listen as the ladies discuss patron saint Karyn Kusama’s 2018 crime thriller Destroyer, starring fellow patron saint Nicole Kidman. Also on the table: social media slashers, the subgenre of ghostiness that began with Insidious, 2010’s infuriating Legion, and a glorious mid-dive into Jason Takes Manhattan and Jason Lives. Come chat with us through our Facebook group or on Twitter via @femininepodcast.