In this episode, we revisit A Very Brady Sequel (1996). We discuss our personal connections to The Brady Bunch, the movie’s parade of cameos and retro references, and its heavy reliance on nostalgia. We also examine the Brady family’s naïveté, Jan’s treatment, the uncomfortable Greg-and-Marcia sexual tension, and the film’s handling of Indigenous art.

Summer of Sequels continues! This week, we cover Return of the Jedi (1983) and talk about colonialism.

The Summer of Sequels is in full effect! Diane's pick Carrie 2 (1999) is loosely based on the original. Tune in as we talk about the first movie we've covered that is a sequel to a previous episode. Topics include the propensity to protect young affluent men, similarities and differences with the original film, and of course: virginity.

Our Summer of Sequels begins with Naked Gun 33 1/3rd. Tune in to hear us talk about police culture, race, and Anna Nicole Smith.

This episode we discuss Corrina, Corrina (1994) starring Ray Liotta and Whoopi Goldberg. Tune in to hear us talk about interracial relationships in the 1950s, childhood trauma, and the fact that behind every successful man is probably a woman who helped him get there.

We've been wanting to do this one for a while. Tune in as we discuss Ladybugs (1992). Tune in to hear why we think a misunderstanding of this movie influenced the dummies who don't want trans people in sports.

This episode, we cover Diane's pick, Disturbing Behavior (1998). Give it a listen if you want to hear about how it parallels the rise of the manosphere.

Buckle up, because you're in for a wild ride as we revisit the traumatic classic The NeverEnding Story (1984). Tune in to hear us wax philosophical about what The Nothing really is.

Steel Magnolias (1989) is based on a true story and features a cast of Hollywood starlets. Tune in to hear us weigh in on how we would've handled Shelby's dilemma and talk about how Truvy's husband wasn't as bad as we remembered.

We return from spring break to talk about 1989's The 'Burbs, which is somehow our first Tom Hanks movie. Prepare your ears for discussions about the racist origins of suburbs, xenophobia, and how cool crows are.