They F****d Us Up

Welcome to They Fucked Us Up, the podcast where we discuss the movies that disturbed us, tormented us, or just stuck with us in a very significant way.

This week we discuss the horrors that is The Witches from 1990 starring Anjelica Huston.
We work out our demons which are the crazy puppet/mouse transformations. So join us on the crazy adventure that Roald Dahl is known for.

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Welcome to They Fucked Us Up, the podcast where we examine the movies from our childhoods that either terrified us, tormented us, or just stuck with us in a significant way.

This week we discuss Tales from the Hood (1995). In it we discuss 3 (4?) stories of police aggression, racism, complacency, and the freaky little wooden puppets that haunt our dreams.

Join us for a disturbing look at the film from producer Spike Lee that made us look under our beds and our African American brothers look over their shoulders.

Black Lives Matter

Welcome back to They Fucked Us Up Podcast! The podcast that discusses the movies of our childhoods that tormented us, terrified us and/or significantly stuck with us and we were probably too young to have watched. 

This week we are discussing Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968)! This movie although we love it as adults was terrifying as children and for very specific reasons. 
Created by Ian Fleming
Screenplay by Roald Dahl

** Correction: I make a statement that this movie was distributed by 20th century fox when in reality it was distributed by United Artists. Sorry for the confusion.

Welcome to They Fucked Us Up Podcast! The podcast where we discuss the films from our childhoods that terrified us, tormented us, or just made a big impact on us as children, although we were probably too young to have watched them. 

This week discussed Fern Gully and how the message of the film, although heavy handed, was very necessary and relevant to our lives as much in 1992 as it is now in 2019.

Welcome to They Fucked Us Up Podcast where we discuss the movies from our childhoods that terrified us, traumatized us or just stuck with us in a very significant way.

This week we discuss Contact starring Jodie Foster, Matthew McConaughey, James Woods, and John Hurt. We discuss women in science, the Pentagon confirming UFO's, and science versus (Judeo Christian) religion. Join us through the wormhole to a distant galaxy to find answers.