Do you like listening to someone be very pretentious about being from New Jersey? Then this is the episode for you! Ed note: Now without a ridiculous amount of silence in the middle.

Casey did not like the Terminator. Have we disagreed before? Yes, but now we hash out our differing opinions on the Tech-noir/horror classic for all to hear.

Do you like the French Revolution and a pastel color scheme? Then this episode is for you. This week we discuss Sophia Coppola's masterpiece (or at least Casey thinks so) Marie Antoinette.

Casey's roommate and friend Amanda Chan reacts to Jude Law as a Pope that drinks diet soda.

Did you see Collateral Beauty over the Holiday break? Of course you didn't. You're a sensible person. Instead, listen as Allison describes the harrowing tale of one man's quest to assemble a bunch of dominos while Casey questions the judgement of Helen Mirren. She's a national treasure -- she didn't have to do this!

Casey shows Allison "Six Feet Under," giving her the opportunity to talk about cinematic language and Allison the opportunity to talk about her experience with death. Not included: their conversation about HBO's ongoing portrayal of incest.

Join us for a discussion on Brooklyn, which, according to Allison, is endlessly re-watchable. We also touch on the aesthetics of romance, the allure of the Irish countryside, and how a bit of rouge can reliably get you past an immigration officer.

This week, Casey shows Allison The Godfather, Part II. It's time to talk about Ellis Island, Hannah Montana, and how therapy is a good idea for everyone.

This week, Allison teaches Casey about "Buffy: The Vampire Slayer", and we all learn that there's no better reminder of our own mortality than vampires, demons, and the forces of darkness.

Do musicals make you feel like you're part of a warm happy community? Do you get anxious when watching people tap dance? Allison shows Casey "Singin' In The Rain" this week, and it's time to take a side.