What, Like It’s Hard?

Sam and Heather wanted to give everyone a good lighthearted laugh before spooky season approaches and somehow Sam snuck in another Zac Efron movie. Sometimes our closest friends allow us to thrive and sometimes those relationships can terrorize anyone in our path. To be fair Sam and Heather don't mind causing a ruckus once and awhile. 

Sam and Heather take on another documentary this week. The topics in this one are pretty heavy so pay attention to the content warning at the beginning of the episode. There is a lot to digest in this one and hopefully it sparks a lot of conversation, it certainly did with Sam and Heather. 

Sam and Heather bring you a supersized episode this week as they wrap up the final installment of The Twilight Saga. So many emotions as this chapter comes to a close, only one thing left to do, watch the entire saga from the beginning again! Don't forget to check out the other Twilight episodes to experience the whole story!  Ep 14: The Twilight Saga: New Moon Ep 32: Twilight  Ep 50: The Twilight...

Sam and Heather have gotten back into the groove! This week they tackle (sport reference) a movie about coming together, progression, and of course football. You gotta love a "true" life story brought to the big screen. 

Sam and Heather just need a quick break to put all the pieces back together. Thank you so much to everyone who has taken the time to enjoy our show. Please enjoy this re-release of one of our favorite episodes and we hope you come back next week for an all new episode! 

OMG everyone, Heather is back!!!! The sound quality isn't the greatest in this episode but stick around for Heather's amazing return! Sometimes a not perfect movie is what you need and who doesn't love a vampire tale? 

Sam is joined by Courtney one last time as they dive into the world of espionage. A wise drag queen always says "expectations are just premeditated disappointments" (we stan you Katya) and we think that sums up this film pretty well. But we are curious, who out there has ever whirly birded? 

Courtney is back for another week! Sam couldn't convince Heather to cover the second Lindsay Lohan comeback film on Netflix so Courtney took one for the team. Courtney if we haven't said it enough before now, we appreciate you!  

Sam is joined by her sister in law, Madison, to discuss a story rarely represented. Have you ever dated someone much younger than you? Older? Did you feel like your life was under a microscope? What are your thoughts on Anne Hathaway? So many things to discuss this week! 

Sam has forced Courtney to do another episode with her and this week they bring their school spirit. That's right we're Friday Night Lighting all over the place. The question of the episode, what did you pretend to be interested in to impress someone in high school? 

This movie has everything: action, adventure, murder, stars, pirates, the list goes on and on. Courtney joins Sam again this week to revisit this popular classic that no one has ever heard of. 

Well friends, it has been a hell of a week.  This episode doesn't have good sound quality, it is a bit long, and it's coming to you almost a day late. Sam was joined by Courtney again to cover our first ever musical on this program and sometimes it's more for us than for you but we hope some of you enjoy it anyway. 

As Heather begins her summer sabbatical, Sam is joined by social media queen Courtney to discuss historical nonsense starring Nick Cage. If you want to get fully crunked take a drink anytime the Declaration of Independence is mentioned. 

As Sam and Heather are getting ready for the holiday this week, they felt the most American thing they could do was watch a Tom Hanks movie. On this watch through they both had a lot of feels and discovered more than they anticipated while diving into this amazing classic. 

Sam and Heather take a trip back to the early 2000's to visit Shia LeBeouf in his prime. Stay with them, there's a lot of distraction in this one. 

Sam and Heather discuss the significance of childhood movies from the 90's as well as some things that may be better left to the past. And although he's not everyone's cup of tea, Ben Stiller had everyone laughing in this one. So with thoughts of go carts and junk food, enjoy this recap friends.   

Sam and Heather discuss a twist on a classic fairy tale. Now we all know what to expect from Netflix, great actors and a bad script but at least this time Netflix paid the bills to make something visually stunning. 

Sam and Heather feel like this movie could have done with a lot more hallucinations and a lot more demon, but maybe that's just them. How long would it take you to accuse a child of being evil? 

Sam and Heather embark on the 4th installment of The Twilight Saga. Things are certainly starting to get interesting (imprint much) and Sam and Heather giggle their way through every awkward moment. And who doesn't love a vampire wedding? 

Sam and Heather do something different this week and discuss a documentary. They both had a great time so let us know if you all like the non fiction version of What, Like It's Hard? 

Heather loves a good sports movie and Sam doesn't mind being a good sport about it, mostly.  This week gives us a personal story surrounding women's basketball and apparently a love story. Sam isn't convinced this shouldn't just be titled Basketball. 

Sam and Heather travel back to 1999 and cover one of the classics in teen rom com history. Who would you say plays the villain in this modernized retelling of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew". If you can imagine, Sam and Heather have a lot of thoughts.  

Sam and Heather are back into the demon side of things. Regardless of your relationship with religion, everyone can find something to discuss when watching this week's movie. Also that finger scene right? 

Sam finally gets Heather to watch one of the greatest movies out there and yet Heather was still expecting to see Hayden Christensen. Regardless of all that drama, everyone was happy to see Emily Blunt! Could you find it in yourself to be a lazy assassin? 

Female friendship is complicated, could you and your bestie make it through a demonic possession? Sam and Heather explore this movie that was made for women then marketed towards men, how could it not have done well at the box office?