It's spooky season and what better way to celebrate than to listen to your friends at worth watching once? Thaís and Brady discuss their pod's origin story as they cover this 2018 Netflix original horror/mystery movie "Cam" starring Madeline Brewer. Based on Isa Mazzei's memoir "Camgirl", find out why this movie is similar to Alice in Wonderland while getting a sneak peek of the true horrors of being a cam girl! The team talks themes like how the internet is dehumanizing people, who actually owns your image, and what the all time red flag statement is! Don't miss out on this special spoOoOoOoky episode!

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Looking for your next Korean obsession like Squid Game? Then this movie is for you! Thaís and Brady cover 2017's Okja, Netflix's first Korean original film staring Tilda Swinton, Jake Gyllenhaal, Paul Dani, Steve Yeun, Seo-Hyeon Ahn, Lily Collins and Giancarlo Esposito. Find out why Thaís swears all the time, why Brady will forever be hated, and how to pay for Thaís new engine while the duo discusses themes like capitalism, why it's so important to watch movies in their original language, and how you can't make chicken salad out of chicken shit. You don't want to miss out!

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Come aboard the WW1 pod where your co-commanders Thaís and Brady guide you through all the space puns while discussing 2021's Stowaway starring Anna Kendrick, Toni Collette, Daniel Dae Kim, and Shamier Anderson. Blast off into this space movie by orbiting topics like the laws of gravity, character studies, and how not to end a movie. Speaking of endings, can anyone tell them where they can see the rest of the movie?

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What does Alexander Skarsgård, Jeffrey Wright, Riley Keough, James Badge Dale, Macon Blair, and Julian Black Antelope have in common with the Hunger Games? They are all mentioned in this week's episode! Inspired by how long Hold the Dark (2018) is, the gang decided to record an extra long episode. Thaís quilts together a theory about the plot while Brady flexes his history knowledge and explains once again that this was not a fake war. Unleash your inner wolf and join them as they discuss popular theories and interpretations of this grim, Alaskan masterpiece. But be warned, for this episode contains spoilers! 

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Do you suffer from Iron deficiency? This movie doesn't! Spectral (2016) is an amazing action, sci-fi, Netflix original that is definitely worth watching once! Starring James Badge Dale, Emily Mortimer (or is it Miranda Otto?), Max Martini, Bruce Greenwood, Royce Pierreson and so many more! This movie was so convincing, Thaís thought it was a fake war documentary. Find out why it made her cry, how much science Brady knows, the folklore behind iron, and the importance of tying your hair back. You don't want to miss out!

Check out the prequel comic "Spectral: Ghosts of War" available on Comixology

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Could Thaís' love for this Horror/Mystery, The Ritual (2017), starring Rafe Spall, Rob James-Collier, Arsher Ali, and Sam Throughton jeopardize the future of this podcast? Find out why Thaís wants to kick Brady out of the pod as they discuss themes like friendship, Norse mythology, the Ikea factor, and the difference between dual hosts and co-hosts in this week's episode. Could this really be their last episode?

Special thanks to Jared DeLuca for his performance in this week's sponsor. If you didn't get enough of his voice (who would?) you can also hear more over at his podcast, It's This Meets That, wherever you get your podcasts.

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Did Charlie Kaufman's latest film, I'm Thinking of Ending Things (2020), leave you confused? Thaís was confused too, but fear not! Brady is here to explain away the confusion and make you truly appreciate this movie. They discuss theories about manic pixie dream girls, time travel, wardrobe changes, and even how Jesse Plemons looks like a poor man's Matt Damon. But be warned, this episode contains spoilers.

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What do Lisa Frank folders, gallon water bottles, the Dothraki, and aliens have in common? The same thing that Alison Brie, John Paul Reynolds, Debby Ryan, Jake Picking, Molly Shannon, and Matthew Grey Gubler do! Join Thaís and Brady as they discuss the ups and downs of this American psychological drama, Horse Girl (2020) in this week's episode of worth watching once!

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On this very special crossover episode with their friends at It's This Meets That podcast, Jared teaches Brady what a call back is, everyone picks on Russ, and Thaís and Brady argue whether this movie is worth watching at all. They can't even agree on how to pronounce Dylan Minnette's name! The only thing the gang can seem to agree on is that rocking chairs rock! Join them as they discuss The Open House (2018).

Can't get enough of Russ and Jared? We don't blame you. You can hear more of their shenanigans at It's This Meets That or wherever you get your podcasts!

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