We Should Do This Again Sometime with Kat & Marc

All our times have come. Here but now they’re gone… Don’t worry; the episode isn’t as dark as the title suggests. Kat & Marc review “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” and “Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio.” Also, they dive into “Avatar: The Way of Water” and give quick thoughts on “M3GAN.”

Sometimes, 3 & 1/2 stars is enough. To start Season 7, Kat & Marc review M. Night Shyamalan’s “Knock at the Cabin,” the director’s overall career, and two spectacular performances. Also, the gang wonders if “Scream 6” will live up to expectations and give their Oscar predictions. 

For the last Deleted Scenes of 2022, Kat & Marc review The Black Phone, and Brother Matt and Greg discuss their favorite films of the year. Is 4K overrated? Is Lady Gaga the thespian overrated? Is there any reason to watch Deadpool 2? We discuss the hard hitting issues! 

In what may be the last live recording of the year, Kat & Marc review the recently released “Violent Night,” throwback to Joe Dante’s “Gremlins,” and give you the best gift idea you’ve never thought of. Also, they close out the year with appreciation and wishes for the new year.

Before getting into the best films of 2022, Kat & Marc have a spoiler-free discussion about “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” and how Netflix blew an absolute lay-up.

For the 19th installment of Deleted Scenes, Marc discovers Kat’s origin story, Kat’s dad is almost on the show, and the gang discusses the weak summer movie line up.

Can a bad performance make a film better? Does Kat really like cocaine 80s cinema? Is it difficult stripping to blue grass music? These questions and more are explored as the gang reviews “Flash Gordon” and “Streets of Fire.” We’re sorry (but not really), Michael Paré. 

"Weird Al" Yankovic. Daniel Radcliffe. Evan Rachel Wood. “Bohemian Rhapsody” failing Freddie Mercury. The Weeknd. Ninety The Weeknd’s. Malcolm X. We’re sorry, Anne Heche. That’s it. That’s the show description. Listen to the episode.

Wrapping up an interesting October, Kat & Marc talk their favorite watches of the month. Kat dissects “The Shining” and other Stanley Kubrick films, Marc tries to sell “TÁR” and the wonderful works of the late, great Marlon Riggs (“Tongues Untied” and “Black Is…Black Ain’t”) and they both are sorry, Mr. D’Onofrio.

This group of Deleted Scenes are from the Season 5 recording sessions earlier this year. Kat & Marc cover (almost) Valentine’s Day fights, “Purple Rain” and “Under the Cherry Moon,” and ranking of the Batman films. Also, Marc & Handsome Bane contemplation on when we can talk about Will Smith again.

What happens when Michael Myers isn’t in his own movie? Well… Kat & Marc discuss “Halloween Ends” and their thoughts on the Halloween franchise. ( Click here to view Marc’s rankings of the 13 Halloween films.) Also, Kat pitches new ideas for the film, while Marc envisions the rom-com that we didn’t know that we needed. Lastly, we send a special thanks to G4TV .

We’re picking up the pieces, bby! In this week’s episode, Kat shares her love of cult classic “The Lost Boys” and undertones of queer acceptance, Marc is taught vampire lore through “Fright Night”, and the gang shares their hopes for “Halloween Ends”. This episode was recorded and released before Kat watched and wrote about “Halloween Ends” for Nerd Caliber. Read her spoiler-free review here: http...

Kicking off Spooky SZN with a… stutter step? How does Andrew Dominik’s “Blonde,” a fictional telling of Marilyn Monroe’s life, have parallels with Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead series? Is John Carpenter giving all his babies away? Listen and find out! Further Reading: Angelica Jade Bastién’s “The Hollow Impersonation in Blonde” and Christina Newland’s interview with Andrew Dominik .

In the 17th installment of Deleted Scenes, Marc sells “Little Big League,” Kat continues her lust over Kurt Russell, and Kelen has two words for Ellen DeGeneres and Kevin Hart fans. Also, if you’re reading this, you need to watch Brett Morgan’s “Moonage Daydream,” a film journey through the career of David Bowie.

Call your local fire department because we’ve got a barnburner. Kelen Conley joins us to discuss the definitive rom-com “When Harry Met Sally” and classic “Bull Durham.” Kelen expounds on the hotness of Billy Crystal, Kat yearns for Kurt Russell and Marc has a conniption for the world the hear!

Sometimes, advertising can fail a film. This week, Kat & Marc explore a few films where looks can be deceiving: Dirty Dancing, Moonstruck, Bodies Bodies Bodies. They get de…railed by Patrick Swayze, wonder if Cher deserved the Oscar and question if A24 is growing stale.

Originally, Season 6 was to start off talking about the two most important aliens of the 1980s. While the episode got slightly delayed, good things come to those that wait. In this week’s episode, Kat & Marc give us the cold, hard truth on Steven Spielberg’s “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial” and James Cameron’s “Aliens.” #NotMyXenomorph

Starting off Season 6 with the 100th show episode. This season was curated with the idea to save the 80s for Kat. Less cocaine filmmaking, more sentimentality. For this episode, Kat & Marc review “Steel Magnolias” and “Terms of Endearment.” But, before they hop in the DeLorean and gun it to 88, they catch up on current events: ‘Don’t Worry Darling” drama with Shia LaBeouf, Harry Styles and Oli...

Come an enjoy a tiny tribute to Kat & Marc’s favorite film characters. Stay for a special giveaway! First person to correctly name each character and their film, will win a year Patron subscription with Letterboxd! On Twitter, follow @KatandMarc and @ the show with the list of characters and films. Good luck!

With the summer right on our doorsteps, Kat & Marc talk their favorite summer blockbusters: “Jurassic Park” and “Back to the Future”. Also, they discuss the failures of the Jurassic Park/World sequel films (including the latest Jurassic World film). Lastly, to celebrate Pride Month, they recommend queer films and documentaries to check out. (One of the films, “Paris Is Burning”, Marc listed it...

“Top Gun: Maverick” released just in time for Memorial Day, but we reviewed that and the original “Top Gun” just in time for Pride Month.

Yesterday, the acting world lost a legend. Today, we honor the career of Ray Liotta through the lens of stellar performances from “Something Wild”, “Blow” and “The Many Saints of Newark”. When you’re finished with this episode, give Balancing the Blueberry Equation episode another listen.

For the latest installment of Deleted Scenes, Kat & Marc talk queer sex in film, leaving TV shows before they end (of course, the MCU is brought up), and questioned why we, as a society, hated Megan Fox?

In the search to find animated films that Marc likes, the dynamic duo reviews “The Mitchells vs. The Machines” and Academy Award winner “Encanto.” They gang talks about father/daughter relationships, normalizing queerness and enduring Lin-Manuel Miranda. This episode was originally recorded March 14th.

This episode is when the blind is able to see. Kat & Marc dive into “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King” and the biggest pivot in WSDTAS history . The fellowship talks tenderness, favorite moments and the reading skills of Michael Bay.