Kat & Marc dive into “Halloween Kills” but there’s only shallow water. To kick things off, Kat gives a small preview of the recently released “Dune”.

“Carrie (1976)” and “The Craft (1996)” hold a special place in the hearts of generations of horror fans, but do they hold up today?

In this Deleted Scenes episode, the gang covers the failures of “Black Widow” and the MCU, hopes for “The Matrix: Resurrections,” and being scared of horror movies. Lastly, Kat previews “Halloween Kills” (no spoilers).

The gang reacts to James Gunn’s “The Suicide Squad.” While Marc laments, Kat sees the film as a success. Also, if superhero films can single-handedly save movie theaters, is it worth it? Lastly, they discuss favorites and duds of 2021 so far. This episode was originally recorded August 9th.

Overflow from last week's "22-Boing Salute" episode.

Basic Instinct. Showgirls. It’s the 69th episode. Buckle up. Needless to say, listener discretion is highly advised.

To kick off the fourth season of WSDTAS, Kat & Marc discuss 2021’s most disappointing movie (“Candyman”) and the “Halloween Kills” trailer. They let Tony Todd down.

Marc's latest diary entry and saying goodbye to the legend MKW.

In a follow-up to the “Why is Justin Timberlake in a Shrek Movie?” episode, Kat & Marc discuss how the Shrek movie franchise changed the course of the film industry. Also, read Kat’s piece “So, Shrek” for additional great insights. This episode was originally recorded April 26th.

This “Great Expectations” run has been fun and amazing to be a part of. To close out this series, here’s a slew of deleted scenes, ranging from the absence of butt plugs on HBO’s 90’s programming, the unreleased “Great Sexpectations” theme song, and Kat’s dream to throw it all away and live in Europe.