The Family Stone (2005) has been watched many time by Diane on accident and features many locations from Jess's old stomping grounds. Tune in to hear why we think Meredith wasn't the only problem.

We kick off this year's holiday season with Bad Santa (2003). Tune in to hear us be perpetually confounded at Billy Bob Thornton's attractiveness.

Idiocracy (2006) is set in 2505, but we're well on our way to it becoming a reality. Does a movie that uses so many slurs pass the smell test?

Legally Blonde (2001) is based on a true story of woman's experience in law school. Tune in to hear us share our grad school experiences, and what we think Warner is up to today!

Time for a November palate cleanser! Jess has seen Honey, I Shrunk The Kids (1989). Once again, Diane saw the sequel before the original. Tune in to learn why we think Rick Moranis is the best, and why we feel bad for the only daughter in the film.

Join us for our final episode of spooky season where we discuss the classic Poltergeist (1982). This film still serves as an archetype for spooky movies today, but does it pass the smell test?

The final sibling of the Homer brood, Aubrey, joins us to debrief onThe Blair Witch Project (1999). This podcast does not stand with all the witch slander of this film.

Diane's high school best friend Jessica joins us to discuss The Shining (1980). Buckle up, because we have a LOT of things to say about Jack Torrance.

Be aware, this episode contains frank discussions of abuse.

Dr. Joe joins us to debrief on Ernest Scared Stupid (1991). Was Jim Varney one of the most prolific propagandists of the 1990s? Does Ernest hate colonialism? Tune in to find out what we think!

Rosemary's Baby (1968) was released during a tumultuous time in America and directed by a confirmed (alleged) creep. Does this iconic film pass the smell test?