We Should Do This Again Sometime with Kat & Marc

In a conversation that started about “The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers” and Marc’s reservations with fantasy films, it evolved to Kat questioning the influence of “Game of Thrones” and how the show has warped the perception of the fantasy genre. LOTR is still examined but this episode takes no prisoners.

Handsome Bane returns to discuss the lauded “Everything Everywhere All At Once.” Is it good enough to warrant a sequel? Can it change how we view future Marvel films? Lastly, Marc pays tribute to the San Antonio Bijou Theater. But, first…

Originally recorded January 17, 2022, take a listen to material on the cutting room floor from the “She Has Risen” episode. Kat, Marc & Dan The Sequel discuss initial expectations for “The Batman,” Jared Leto, and appreciation of “The Animatrix.”

The original episode idea was to talk about the animated film “Talking Red” but the Academy Awards happened. To begin the episode, Kat & Marc talk Will Smith slapping Chris Rock and the murky ramifications. Also, they talk the best of 2021’s animated features and the failed production of the Oscars. Lastly, after the episode, instant reaction to The Slap from Marc & Handsome Bane.

With the Oscars around the corner, Kat & Marc review two favorites to win Best Picture “The Power of the Dog” and “CODA.” The duo discusses films that check every box except emotional connectivity, ponder the progression of foreign language films in America, and the validity of a particular Netflix film description.

Over 20 years in the making, is Marc finally about to like Lord of the Rings? The squad dives into “Fellowship of the Ring,” the first part of one of Kat’s favorite franchises.

What do you call someone who watched a three-hour comic book movie twice in the span of three days? You’d call them half of an incredible podcasting dynamic duo! Kat & Marc breakdown Matt Reeves’ “The Batman.” They discuss their initial thoughts, possibilities of a sequel, and character performances. (Note: There are mild spoilers. While the movie and plot are not spoiled, there are some chara...

Kat & Marc dive back into the latest installment of the Scream franchise. They discuss initial thoughts, favorite characters and how it compares to the previous films. Also, does the film need to come back for its sixth installment? Note: At the (22:25) mark, heavy spoilers will be discussed.

From the WSDTAS Vault™️, we unearth a lost episode from Season 4. Kat & Marc review “Scream 3” and “Scream 4.” They discuss the dichotomies of a great Gale arc against a bad Dewey arc and the comedy of “S3” against the hyper violence of “S4.” Also, is it possible that Hayden Panettiere was being too beautiful for the Scream franchise? This episode was originally recorded September 27, 2021.

Pivoting from normal formatting, Kat & Marc discuss their experiences with how sex is portrayed, the lack of nuance in handling sexual assault, and if sex still needed in film.

Starting the fifth season of We Should Do This Again Sometime by talking about the fourth installment of “The Matrix” while joined for a second time by Dan The Sequel. In the long line of recent requels, how does “The Matrix Resurrections” honor its predecessors or fall flat?

In the latest installment of Deleted Scenes, Kat revisits “Halloween Kills,” talks “French Dispatch” and defends “Ghostbusters (2016).” And Marc questions the sexiest character during the recording of “Balancing the Blueberry Equation,” changing opinions on once loved films and his favorite Christmas movies.

Join Kat, Marc and Handsome Bane as they bid adieu to 2021.

Even though she picked it, Kat wasn’t ready for the wild ride that is “Scrooged.” But she does a quick aside on revisiting one of Marc’s favorite holiday films “Go” and walking out on “Bad Santa.” And the episode concludes with reviewing the stop motion classic “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.” 

Before watching “West Side Story (2021)”, Kat questions poses the question, what makes a good movie musical? Check out Kat's official rubric here .

Saddle up, cowpokes. City Slickers Kat, Marc and Handsome Bane explore “Buck and the Preacher” and “The Harder They Fall.” Kat discovers one lonesome cowboy’s feelings over Johnathan Majors, Marc marvels at the legend Harry Belafonte and HB throws out show derails like haymakers. Yippee-Ki-Yay, motherfuckers.

I must not fear the boing. Fear is the boing-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration to the boing. I will face the boing. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only the boing will remain. In this week’s episode, Kat & Marc examine 2021’s Dune, J...

Marc explores the passion and queerness that simmers in 1985’s “Vision Quest” and “A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge”.

Kat & Marc dive into “Halloween Kills” but there’s only shallow water. To kick things off, Kat gives a small preview of the recently released “Dune”.

“Carrie (1976)” and “The Craft (1996)” hold a special place in the hearts of generations of horror fans, but do they hold up today?

In this Deleted Scenes episode, the gang covers the failures of “Black Widow” and the MCU, hopes for “The Matrix: Resurrections,” and being scared of horror movies. Lastly, Kat previews “Halloween Kills” (no spoilers).

The gang reacts to James Gunn’s “The Suicide Squad.” While Marc laments, Kat sees the film as a success. Also, if superhero films can single-handedly save movie theaters, is it worth it? Lastly, they discuss favorites and duds of 2021 so far. This episode was originally recorded August 9th.

Overflow from last week's "22-Boing Salute" episode.

Basic Instinct. Showgirls. It’s the 69th episode. Buckle up. Needless to say, listener discretion is highly advised.

To kick off the fourth season of WSDTAS, Kat & Marc discuss 2021’s most disappointing movie (“Candyman”) and the “Halloween Kills” trailer. They let Tony Todd down.