The Brady Bunch is back in this 1988 made for TV movie A Very Brady Christmas, which sees the original cast of the Brady Bunch reunite 20-some years after the show went off the air. Here's the description, courtesy of IMDB: "The entire Brady family manages to overcome personal obstacles to spend a happy holiday together." It's incredibly jarring to see the entire cast back as adults. We talk about that as well as the Brady's odd plan to have Alice pick everyone up on one trip to the airport.

It's Day 2 of We Just Saw A Movie's 25 Days of Christmas, and we're back with a strong one: the 2011 Freeform movie 12 Dates of Christmas, starring Amy Smart and the legendary Mark Paul Gosselaar. Here's the description from IMDB: "A story that follows Kate, a young woman who after a horrible blind date on Christmas Eve, wakes up to find she is re-living that same day and date all over again." So basically: it's Groundhog Day if you replaced Bill Murray with the chick from Road Trip and Zack Morris. We may or may not have had a few adult bevs before recording this one.

Happy holidays everybody! It's December 1st, and we're starting We Just Saw A Movie's 25 Days of Christmas! We'll review a different Christmas movie each day of December leading up to the holiday, and we're kicking it off with the 2011 TV movie classic A Christmas Kiss. Here's the description from IMDB: "After a spontaneous kiss, a struggling designer ends up falling in love with her demanding boss's boyfriend as she decorates his home for a Christmas party." Mike's sister Amy sits in to help us dissect a movie about two people - one of whom is in a committed relationship - embarking on a weird, vapid inevitable romance. It's not so much "will they/won't they" as much as "will they just do it already and get it over with?" Of all the bad holiday movies we watched, this one might have been the worst and the most fun to tear apart. 

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You may be inclined to think that the highlight of a movie review podcast episode reviewing Bad Santa 2 would be the actual review of the movie. In this case, you'd be wrong. In this episode we get into our dumbest argument yet: why Elizabeth doesn't like movies based on a true story. As the argument goes on and on in circles, Mike gets more incredulous. Plus we do review the movie and trailers for Jamie Foxx in Sleepless and Matthew McConaughey in Gold. It's not McConaughey dressed like Golddust, Gold is the actual name of the film. 

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In this episode we review the new teen dramedy The Edge of Seventeen. We also discuss the trailer for the weirdly named horror movie The Bye Bye Man, and Mike recounts an odd exchange he witnessed in the concession line. 

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In this episode we enlist our friend and Harry Potter expert Becca Steinhoff (http://www.beccasteinhoff.com) to talk Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them. We also talk about Mike's penchant for explaining to people why the movies they like are bad, which Arrested Development character Becca was reminded of during the film, and what a horrible name "No-Mag" is for a person who doesn't practice magic. 

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In this episode we review Arrival, the movie about Amy Adams teaching aliens ESL. It ended up being Elizabeth's favorite movie of the year. We also talked about trailers for Manchester By the Sea and A Cure for Wellness. 

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