We finally got our brother from anther mother on here to talk all things Marvel Zombies.
Nick, our family one of our best ever best friends joins us on this episode. If anyone needed to know anything about comics, super heroes, Star Wars, etc. if you're in our inner circle, Nick is for sure the guy.
We catch up and talk about the show that finally happened that was supposed to happen so long ago. Over all I think we gave this a 10/10
This one was one i think we both were very surprised to love so much!
John Cena is an absolute treasure in this show; it's a continuation of DC's Suicide Squad with some returning players and some fresh meat.
This comedy is so adult and in the best ways, very possibly the best thing to come from DC in a long time. From the opening sequences to the spectacular Hair Band soundtrack, this show has everything we want in a series, the fact that it is also a anti/super hero story just makes it bop that much harder.
We leave WandaVision and go right into the spectacular spin-off Agatha All Along-featuring the incredible Katherine Hahn.
So sorry we had to redownload the episode due to the previous one not being properly edited.
This week, we dive into Marvel’s smash-hit courtroom comedy She-Hulk: Attorney at Law! Jennifer Walters (Tatiana Maslany) isn’t your average lawyer—she’s navigating her career, her dating life, and her unexpected transformation into a 6’7” green superhero. We’ll break down how the show blends classic Marvel action with sharp sitcom humor, from fourth-wall-breaking gags to cameos by familiar MCU heavyweights like Bruce Banner, Wong, and Daredevil.
We’ll also explore the series’ fresh take on superhero law, its feminist undercurrent, and how it leans into meta-commentary about toxic fandom and Marvel tropes. Expect behind-the-scenes trivia, character deep dives, and plenty of laughs as we discuss how She-Hulk redefined what a Marvel show could be—more sitcom than saga, more sass than smash.
Whether you loved the cameos, the courtroom chaos, or the risk-taking finale, this episode is your guide to why She-Hulk is one of the MCU’s boldest and most talked-about experiments.
WOOO! What a ride this show has been. We really didn't ever truly know what the french toast was happening.
As we go into detail in this finale season we start to learn more about David's parents and their backstory. We get epic rap battles, music videos, time zombies, and Lenny...oh Lenny.
So make sure you tune in to find out what we thought of the show as a whole and who we want to FMK!
MORAL AMBIGUITY!! That seems to be the only thing that is real in season 2 of Legion.
Picking up a year later after David's "disappearance" the season plunges us even deeper into the Summerland vs Division 3 battle.
We break down the tippy narrative structure from the maze like mental world with Jon Hamm.
We question literally everything and everyone's motives.
We get Syd's sad backstory and her struggle for autonomy.
It's a morally bankrupt shit show and we are HERE. FOR. IT.
WE are finally back with our 6th season! We are talking about Legion season 1 and doing superheroes this season!
It's season 6!! How did that happen?
In this episode we catch up after our break and talk about what we've been watching and what to expect this season. It's gonna be SUPER cool.
Our last regular season episode for Vampire season ends with look into Vampire Diaries.
Justine gives us her show cajole take on the show, we talk about how well the show aged (or not aged) and Catt gives us a comparison of the books to the tv show.
Stay tuned soon for a Twilight bonus episode.
In this episode of What Justine Hasn't Seen we team up with The Cinemaniacs to round out our Interview UNholy Trifecta with the 1994 movie.
Justine tells us what she thought about the movie; we talk about the cast, crew, fun facts and then we do a compare and contrast of the the tv show, the book and the movie.
We end with a very special game of FMK!
We will be back next week to end our regular season with Vampire Diaries!
#2 in our Interview with a Vampire block is the original book by Anne Rice, published in the 1970's.
This og Southern Gothic tale started it all for the "Vampires have feelings too" story line. Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles paved the way for the new era of Vampire story telling that is still prevalent today.
Sad, sexy, brooding, emotional Louis and cocky, snobby and dangerous Lestat, a match made in Hell! Listen as Trashmouth who is a first time read tells us what she thinks about this book.
Very few spoilers!
Continuing with Vampire season is our We Haz Much Excite episode and the beginning of our Interview with a Vampire unHoly Trinity; the series on AMC.
There will be a lot of spoilers in this episode so if you have not watched this show yet, you're gonna want to do that first.
This is a twist on the Anne Rice novel that we didn't want to end and thankfully for us and you...it's coming back with season 3 sometime in the next several months.
We really cannot recommend this show enough! The characters even more compelling than before which is due to the superb writing and actors.
Next week on our second Interview episode we talk about the book in our Reading is Fundamental episode.
Stay Tuned!
Vampire season continues with our One and Done episode (a show that only had 1 season or a miniseries) Midnight Mass-created and directed by the amazing Mike Flanagan. This twist on a vampire story has everything we love about the genre and more.
This episode is doubly cool because we had an amazing guest with us Janecka Olen from Scream Queen podcast. She joins us from across the country to talk with us about this epic show. Check out her horror movie podcast anywhere you get podcasts.
Next week we dive in fang first to ALL THINGS INTERVIEW! First the series for our We Haz Much Excite, then the book for our Reading is Fundamental episode and then the movie with The Cinemaniacs!
YA!
We are back with our Gone Too Soon episode the dark and twisted Penny Dreadful. We know, we know it's not technically a Vampire centered show, but there is vampires and the most famous Vampire makes an appearance. We just really wanted to cover this hauntingly beautiful story and what better time to talk about it than during our Vampire season.
Penny Dreadful takes place in Victorian Era London which is arguably one of the best London eras to date--aside from all dirty air and tuberculosis.
Vanessa Ives the main character is fighting for her soul and her life with the help of some recognizable literary characters and a badass ensemble cast.
We talk about why this show has a firm spot in our Gone Too Soon category and what we think SHOULD have happened.
Join us next week when we talk about our One and Done episode Midnight Mass with special guest Janeka from the Scream Queen podcast. Make sure you check out her show and our episode with her on Thursday, March 27th where we talk about Jeepers Creepers.
Join us and our podcast flatmates The Cinemaniacs as we talk about the one that started it all; What We Do in the Shadows The Movie. The origins of our one of our favorite shows in it's earliest forms.
This charming and quirky mockumentary style movie takes place in Wellington, New Zealand where a camera crew are granted access to film the lives of 4 vampires living in a house together. They capture the ins and outs of everyday life for these ancient vampires trying to keep up in the world.
Great characters, the wit is razor sharp with this one and we tell you allllllll about it.
Stay tuned next week when we are doing our Gone Too Soon episode with Penny Dreadful.
This is a must watch comedy show!
It's got that hilarious mockumentary style but with Vampires and other supernatural beings, adapted into a show a few years after the movie came out in 2014.
This show is perfectly cast and the characters are EVERYTHING! 4 vampires-3 regular and an energy vampire, all living in a house together with a human familiar in Staten Island.
Hijinks ensue while they try to adapt to the ever changing technology of the human world.
ENDLESSLY memeable and quotable!
Do yourself a favor if you haven't already and RUN to Hulu to watch it.
It's our last episode of the True Blood deep dive and we are a little sad but also ready to move on with our vampire season.
We have a very special guest this episode; family friend and fellow podcaster Johnny from Who's Talking Shhh with Johnny and Anthony watch them on YouTube.
We discuss the series finale synopsis, new cast, and trivia as usual but we also discuss the cultural relevance of True Blood at it's time. We do a book to tv show comparison SPOILERS.
We do a fun True Blood Q/A with our guest and then finish out the episode with our USUAL FMK!
Next up on Vampire Season is the HILARIOUS, What We Do In the Shadows!
Continuing on our Deep Dive with season 6; Bilith has fully embraced their inner God(dess) and has become obsessed with synthesizing faerie blood, enlisting Jessica in this endeavor.
Sookie finds herself in yet another toxic relationship with who else but her betrothed, a sunwalking, blood sucking, faerie/vampire hybrid.
Jason doesn't know whose side he's on, Sam is on the run with Emma and Lafayette is playing nanny. Terry has literally checked out and it makes Arlene crash out.
Eric, his children and his...grandchild are the only ones even trying to get sh!t done, per usual. While vampires are being captured, thrown in internment camps, and being experimented on by weird, rich, white people. Too real.
Find out if we really hated it as much as we said we were going to.
Well, here we go into the decent of the True Blood tv series.
Though this season may not be the worst of the worst seasons in the series, it is DEFINITELY up there.
So, I hope y'all are buckled up and ready for these hot takes, because Season 5 of True Blood is a whole mess of fangs, freaks, and vampire politics gone off the rails. We got the Vampire Authority acting like a supernatural cult, Lilith’s bloody fever dreams turning your fave vamps into religious nutcases, and Bill Compton deciding to go full Billith (yes, Bill + Lilith = Billith... we’re still not over it).
Meanwhile, Eric’s out here trying to keep it together, Tara’s dealing with her new undead life, and Sookie’s still stuck in the middle of everyone’s drama. Also, shoutout to Russell Edgington—because when he’s on screen, it’s always unhinged excellence.
We’ll break down the wildest twists, the cringiest moments (ahem, fairy nightclub), and why this season made us question every vampire hierarchy decision ever.
