Paolo and Carrie are joined by writer/director Tony DiBiase to discuss the 2000 father-son drama-thriller Frequency. Topics include major tonal shifts, Rian Johnson's love of Frequency, and the legendary Bermuda Smile.

Paolo and Carrie are joined by writer/production design/artisan Jeff Chaney to discuss a triple feature of short films: Possibly in Michigan (1983, Cecelia Condit), He Was Once (1989, Mary Hestand), and Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story (1987, Todd Haynes).

Paolo, Carrie, and Wade discuss the 1988 screwball mob-comedy Married to the Mob. Topics include Jonathan Demme's use of music, Paolo's catholic school experiences, and Carrie dying of the common cold.

Paolo, Carrie and Wade discuss the 2001 film Storytelling.

Paolo, Carrie, and Wade discuss the 2006* film Man of the Year. Topics include baffling shot choices, a perverse jump scare, and the protagonist's vague similarity to Donald Trump.

*Paolo said the wrong year in the intro, and this was easier than re-recording!

Paolo, Carrie, and Wade discuss Rules of Engagement. It gets political!

On their first episode, Paolo and Carrie discuss the 2010 horror/thriller My Soul to Take. Topics include lazy screenwriting, Wes Craven's condor obsession, and Paolo's set decoration obsession.

Paolo and Carrie discuss (and laugh derisively at) the 2004 film The Butterfly Effect.

Carrie and Paolo are joined by their good friend Wade to discuss the 80s comedy-horror/exploitation film Brain Damage. Can a film that leads to a discussion on consent also be a laugh riot? Listen and find out!