We're celebrating Pride with two cult classics - But I'm a Cheerleader (1999) and My Own Private Idaho (1991). In this episode the group welcomes guest panelist Isaak, who brings academic insight, while Emory falls in love all over again with River Phoenix, Kelsea suffers from the brightness of traditional pastels, and Meredith worries she'll accidentally join a cult.

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We're kicking off summer in style with Dazed & Confused (1993) and Tremors (1990). This episode finds Emory providing more recommendations of films with men in short shorts, Meredith repeatedly confusing Ben Affleck with Matt Damon, and Kelsea wondering how exactly she got stuck with the two of us.

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What better way to celebrate [redacted] than to talk presidential conspiracies with All the President's Men (1976) and JFK (1991)? This episode finds Emory [redacted], Kelsea [redacted], and Meredith [redacted].

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We're celebrating Mother's Day with Rosemary's Baby (1968) and Mommie Dearest (1981). This episode finds Emory identifying her future self in Ruth Gordon, Kelsea consulting the DSM5, and Meredith recalling satanic panic. 

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We're wishing Jack Nicholson a happy birthday and discussing Terms of Endearment (1983) and The Departed (2006). This episode finds Emory (Debra) Wing(er)ing it, Kelsea updating her continual diagnoses of Matt Damon, and Meredith missing important plot points.

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We're diving in with both feet to William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet (1996) and Titanic (1997)! This episode finds Emory reenacting Titanic class conflicts, Kelsea representing for all those Titanic-lovers out there, and Meredith still mispronouncing the names of famous people.

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We're celebrating Women's History Month with 9 to 5 (1980) and Lady Bird (2017)! This episode finds Emory and Kelsea loving some Timothée Chalamet and Meredith wishing for a work kimono.

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Join us for our discussion of The Room (2003) and Road House (1989)! This episode finds Emory loving Johnny Knoxville, Kelsea performing dramatic readings from The Room, and Meredith pumping iron.

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Drop in for our discussion of Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window (1954) and Strangers on a Train (1951)! This episode finds Emory correlating the lows in society with the length of men's shorts, Kelsea sharing her love of Encanto, and Meredith standing as alone as the cheese.

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Join us for a Spike Lee double feature of Do the Right Thing (1989) and BlackkKlansman (2018)! This episode finds Kelsea inventing the word dramatacize, Meredith mispronouncing the name of yet another famous person, and Emory getting a jump on all of us this tax season.

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