We'll start by revealing this is a “Sarah Pick.” Let’s just say this movie might need a third brain in the mix, because it most certainly does not age well.

Sure, we absolutely love Steve Martin, and completely ADORE Kathleen Turner but even Far Right, Trump worshippers would have beef with this film’s racist quips and misogynist storyline (or would they?). All blatant un-PC attributes aside, we enjoyed the smart, witty slapstick humor that was born in the 70’s, that only Steve Martin can deliver, coupled with Kathleen Turner’s throaty and mustache twirly Femme Fatale hijinks.

Tune in and hear us audibly cringe as we use our own two brains to recount and dissect the 1983 absurdist classic, The Man With Two Brains.

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Well, we’ve arrived at yet another “Heather’s Friend Litmus Test” cinematic works.

Enter the colorful sights and delightful sounds of mythical, yet antithetical town of San Junipero. And by sounds, I mean the absolute cheesy and serotonin inducing anthems of our youth.

Get ready to have your mind completely blown, as this episode delves into the complexities found in marrying lifes’ anguished tragedies with ecstatic joys, while simultaneously begging the question of “what’s next?” (The Afterlife)

Imagine a place where you can LIVE out your wildest dreams in any decade you want, with or without your loved ones, thanks to advancements in modern technology. Words fail Heather, and tears sprout forth as she tries to describe the levels of existential depth this episode provokes.

(And yes, Sarah even liked it too!)

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After Heather is "ridiculed" for choosing yet another 90’s era movie, Sarah and Heather dive into this “feel-not-so-good” movie about domestic violence. Yes, you called it: a real knee slapper.

This movie will have you checking your own towel rack for micro signs of psychopathy. With sweeping views of Cape Cod (The Carolinas) and the anxiety-riddled life of a wife held captive by her obsessive, controlling, and violent husband, this movie is giving OG True Crime Vibes galore.

You’ll insist on a twin bed for one after viewing this perilous heroine’s journey of jump scares and anxious closet checking involved in Sleeping With The Enemy.

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Did you know that this is not a James Bond film?

Heather was at first befuddled by Sarah’s choice, but the mystery was revealed as soon as Helena Bonham graced the stage.

Join us as we dig in and explore the romantic sun swept setting of this film that casts a lover’s spell on the protagonists: Florence, Italy. Back when women had to wait to be kissed, or rather devoured by handsome blond gentlemen in barley fields that go up to your shoulders. You will simply not recognize Daniel Day Lewis in his stodgy role as he woos Helena with the passion of ironing a bedsheet.

Have a listen and always request a Room with a View.

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Don’t make Heather sing the theme song... You know it’s already on repeat on your head right now, just reading the title of this movie. Well don’t worry, I do regale Sarah’s and your own lucky ears with a few belted a cappella/strangled notes of this catchy ditty in our latest podcast episode.

Has Whitney Houston ever looked and sounded more radiant than in her role as a Pop icon Singer (nail meet head)?? Her chemistry with Kevin Costner sizzles and slices scarves in this action packed romance that actually makes you feel the tiniest bit sorry for mega superstars who can’t even go to Sunday brunch due to their public gravitas and obsessional followings. OK maybe .0001% sorry for them. It’s been a rough year, am I right?

Don’t worry, they will always love you.

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What’s that old saying??? Chivalry and Misogyny aren’t dead?

*Insert Sarah Rolling her eyes here*

We’re back to the 90’s, a decade rife with blockbuster hits romanticizing modern day Cinder-Fucking-ella stories.

But this time, Hollywood tips its bedazzled Chauffeur hat to the oldest profession. Yes, that’s right, good old fashioned prostitution. Directed by Gary Marshall, of course! Because women forced to walk the streets due to severe financial strain in a society where men hold the pursestrings is hilarious AND heartwarming. Don’t worry, the rich man will pick up the check and rescue the safety-pin riddled, thigh-high boot wearing princess. This is where Sarah sighs deeply and asks Heather to consider the era in which it was made, and perhaps to “Live, Laugh, Love ,” a little.

Ok, OK…well the dental floss bit was quite charming, and the dorky soundtrack makes me(Heather) sing my guts out and annoy my neighbors.

Come have a listen as we walk the, “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” in “Sin City.” Work it….Work it….Baby…Own it…”

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This week’s episode makes us feel all warm and fuzzy inside, better than a shot of tequila. Almost. Mermaids - Cher’s own Mini-Me Matriarchal kingdom offers a colorful and tantalizing pu-pu plater of single mother issues, Mother/Daughter dynamics, sexual awakening, with a thick slice of fear of abandonment for dessert.

The chemistry of this family trio; Cher, Winona Ryder, and the debut of Christina Ricci is pure, playful perfection and a sheer delight to watch. Sarah and Heather actually make it through this episode without disagreeing on the intricate, cinematic symbolism, so hey. That’s something! Oh, and Heather doesn’t even utter one word about misogyny either. Is Uranus in Retrograde?

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