This week we dive into Heretic, the movie that proves being polite to strangers at the door is basically a death sentence. We’re talking ominous monologues, suspicious snacks, and the biggest thing to happen to basements since Barbarian. So grab your Radiohead vinyl (or whatever iteration you prefer) and enjoy!

Today marks the 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica Massace - a period in the Bosnian War where over 8,000 Muslim men and boys were killed and dumped into mass graves. To guide conversation around these events, we are covering Angelina Jolie'sn 'In the Land of Blood and Honey'. We are join by Sinisa Jancan, who grew up in war-torn Bosnia and penned a novel about his experience called 'Silence in the Quiet of Peace'. Join us for a conversation that still remains relevant 30 years later.

It's a game of "is this scary or is it childhood nostalgia?" We are discussing 'Lady in White', the lovechild between 'The Goonies' and 'Ghost'. Join us as we try to figure out whether ghosts are real and why the 80's traumatized us all.

It's that time of year again - our annual pilgrimage through the 10 Best Picture nominees. Join us as we try to figure out what is wrong with the French, why movies are so goddamn long, and which movies Rebecca didn't watch.

It's the movie that made croquet cool, sort of – we are discussing the quirky cult classic 'Heathers', with our special guest Heather, who is actually a Veronica. Go grab your scrunchie, teen angst, and go go Power Rangers!

It's a horror minisode! Join C&C for a safe space to talk about blood and guts.

Cannibalism has never been so sweet in the coming-of-age romantic horror Bones and All. We will nosh on such topics as how to pull off a fishing vest, subtle haunted houses, and which one of us is an expert dick-spotter. Be sure to eat before you listen.

It's another kid episode, which means it's a twofer – we'll review Inside Out 2 AND find all of our glaring shortcomings as parents. Strap in as we discuss the ins-and-outs of puberty, anxiety, boybands, and how parents just don't understand.

"God didn't create Rambo, Warner Brothers did!" If you like gratuitous blood, murder, and savagery, then boy are you going to be disappointed. Grab your bandana and hunting knife and join us as we discuss the movie that doesn't fit into its own franchise - the John Rambo origin story 'First Blood'.

The title of this movie is a mouthful, so we came up with some alternates: "If Art School was a Movie", "Like Monty Python, but Without the Punchline", "Cinematic Ambien", "If Liver Pâté were a Movie" and "Sketch Comedy for Depressed People". I hope you join us as we explore "A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence", but you probably won't because we are the only 3 people who have seen it.

Today we're discussing The Master, which is not about golf championships, powerpoint templates, or advanced degrees. P. T. Anderson's MASTERpiece (god i'm so sorry) manages to outsmart us with a man that drinks film developer. Join us as we learn absolutely nothing about carrier pigeons.

Indescribable! Indestructible! Nothing can stop it! This week we discuss James Gunn’s homage to schlocky B-horror movies, Slither. We’ll discuss whether we are pro- or anti- boscis, how many of ‘them things’ are needed, and who knows - maybe we’ll do some shadow work along the way.

This episode wasn't late. And if it was, it wasn't that late. And if it was, that's not a big deal. And if it is, that's not my fault. And if it was, I didn't mean it. And if I did, you deserved it. Enjoy!

It's a kid episode! Prepare your sweet tooth and join us and our children as we dissect the anti-child cinematic universe of Willy Wonka. We're discussing Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005), and Wonka (2023). We'll cover lighthearted topics like who's the best Wonka, our favorite candies, and our shortcomings as parents. Fun!

If you're looking for a fever-dream high-fashion sci-fi, then do we have the film for you. This movie has everything – clothing with strategically placed holes, plots with strategically placed holes, apartments with strategically placed holes, and Gary Oldman. It's the futuristic 90's time capsule, The Fifth Element.

We came here to podcast and chew bubblegum, and we’re all out of bubblegum! Lower your IQ just a skosh and join us as we delve into the movie that is the answer to the question, “Can a terrible script with a wrestler-turned-actor alongside a Garage Band blues-riff make a great movie?” It’s John Carpenter’s ‘They Live’! OBEY! MARRY AND REPRODUCE! LISTEN TO FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT!

Tumble out of bed and stumble to the kitchen, pour yourself a cup of Human Resource and Labor Law insights! Grab your I-9 and employee handbook - we're covering the adored 80's comedy '9 to 5' this episode. Tune in, or else you're a sexist, lying, egotistical bigot.

A.K.A. the 'Gone Fission' episode. If Oppenheimer has you thirsty for more atomic bomb content, then check out this week's episode where we cover the OG nuclear cautionary tale Godzilla. This movie has everything - a muppet lizard, toy models that challenge your suspension of disbelief, and a reckless disregard for handling radioactive material. Check out this video to hear how Godzilla's roar has evolved over the years: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORSvf8eVa0g&t=43s

If you like Irish accents and crushing despair, boy do we have an episode for you. Join us as we cover light-hearted topics like mortality, rejection, and that nagging feeling that you're the dumbest person in the room as we discuss Martin McDonagh's highly quotable and quietly devastating film The Banshees of Inisherin.

What do John Wick and my second grader have in common? They both solve problems with a pencil. Join us as we discuss Baba Yaga, moody night clubs, and whether or not murdering 600 people is the best way to process grief, with this week's deep dive into the John Wick tetralogy. I'M THINKING WE'RE BACK!