We continue to celebrate the holiday season with the modern classic, The Family Man. We are joined by Michael Denniston of Sober Cinema to revel in the greatness of this film's superhero, Nicolas Cage.

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We are back and in the holiday spirit. This episode, we discuss the 1984 holiday classic, Gremlins.

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It's time for Amanda to get in touch with her inner Brat Packer so we dive into the John Hughes classic, The Breakfast Club.

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We're talking about the 1987 classic about true love with a piece of wood, Mannequin.

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Laughs are aplenty in Guy Ritchie's masterpiece, The Gentlemen.

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This is quite possibly our most shameful episode to date, which is what this Road House deserves. (Yes, we know that is saying a lot.)

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We have furious jumping, hairy business, chogs, and everything in between.

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We are back to give you the expert film criticism that you need with our discussion about the effects of Hpnotiq on the characters in Dune: Part Two.

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This week we discuss Hugh Grant's perpetual awkwardness and Julia Roberts' maniacal behavior as we go back to house with the blue door in Notting Hill.

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This week, we delve into class struggles, twisted desires, and the question: would Amanda ban Jairo from a party for showing up with off-brand liquor? We're talking about Saltburn.

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