We Should Do This Again Sometime with Kat & Marc

In January, we dubbed Wes Anderson our patron saint. Now, does he need a hug? In today’s episode, Kat & Marc discuss Anderson’s latest release “The Phoenician Scheme” and where it ranks in Anderson’s filmography. Also, the gang talks Netflix, “Sinner” not having a sequel, and Mark Hamill walking away from Luke Skywalker(?). Lastly, they end with Pride Month recommendations. 

Kat & Marc are joined by Kazmo (@heykazmo) to discuss “Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning” in what may be the final Tom Cruise M:I film. Also, Marc details his Criterion Van experience, Kazmo defends “Mission: Impossible II”, and Kat dishes on Disney heading to Abu Dhabi. Lastly, “Avengers: Nora Ephron” could heal the world. 

In a preview of our Summer mini-series, Kat & Marc discuss new hit film “Sinners” as well as current news and movie recommendations.

Through “Kindergarten Cop” and “Total Recall”, Marc is joined by Errick Greenlee to dive into a mini retrospective on the career of Arnold Schwarzenegger. Errick shares stories of seeing “Total Recall” at 9 years-old with his mother, being dubbed the Kindergarten Cop by his former students, and favorite Arnold films.

Going back to Season 8 one last time, Kat & Marc discuss “American Fiction”, repertory screenings, and “Ricky Stanicky” in this latest version of Deleted Scenes. To start, we remember Val Kilmer.

In this week’s episode, Kat & Marc review the classic comedies “A League of Their Own” and “Legally Blonde”. We have a ton of trivia, laughs, and one person hates Kit Keller very much!

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In Deleted Scenes 30, we dip back into our conversation about “All That Jazz” and some BTS show talk. Also, our friend Kit Stone dives into her favorite musicals, thoughts on “Black Swan”, and Darren Aronofsky.

In Deleted Scenes 30, we dip back into our conversation about “All That Jazz” and some BTS show talk. Also, our friend Kit Stone dives into her favorite musicals, thoughts on “Black Swan”, and Darren Aronofsky.

Kat, Marc & Alejandra react to the biggest night in Hollywood, the 97th Academy Awards. The gang reflects on Conan O’Brien and “Anora” being the biggest winners, a few of the night’s biggest losers, and big picture thoughts now that award season has come to an end.

With the Oscars only days away, Kat & Marc pick their winners in the major categories. First, we remember Gene Hackman.