I Love You But - latchkey sisters talk movies and tv

This week, Rian and Heather discuss RAISING ARIZONA (1987). For this special Father's Day episode, Heather interviews their father, Mark Davis in the style of Brett Goldstein's Films to Be Buried With podcast. Other topics include white girls, book club and fancy pizza; crying during Coyote Ugly; and the perfection of Holly Hunter.  If you like this podcast, please consider offsetting pr...

This week, Rian and Heather discuss BEVERLY HILLS COP (1984). Topics include the dangers of doomscrolling ; being too busy for therapy; a buddy throuple ; being absolutely exceptional from mitosis; the inability to be any whiter; Alex Foley is that high school kid who drives you crazy but you have to try not to laugh; The Wire would be jealous of the Beverly Hills precinct's tech; learning sc...

This week, Rian and Heather discuss FOOTLOOSE (1984). In the first of our I'm a teenager; I'm in love, and I gotta dance about it" series, topics include no bra: oh well; Citadel; Max, just Max; ADHD and schedule change challenges; trading tea with coworkers; Did the New Millennium Kill Movie Soundtracks? The Manifesto; Vanilla Sky is a crime against the art of film; problematic tra...

This week, Rian and Heather discuss BACK TO THE FUTURE (1985). In the first of our series of summer blockbusters, topics include Queen Charlotte; love as an action; blaming the fans; no longer whitewashing Regency England; the sacrifices we make for pop culture; skin-related Back to the Future memories; the Brown Mansion Mystery; a 1980s tropes checklist; acid wash jeans; deodorant shouldn't...

This week, Rian and Heather discuss PEGGY SUE GOT MARRIED (1986). Topics include how do you even play a CD these days; The New Yorker; Sad Dad Rock; classic narcissists; to cry or not to cry; wishing you had sugar or more boundaries; Build-A-Bear; Jim Carrey; old teenagers; discovering The Beatles; time is a burrito; talking about feelings; thrilling throb hammer; "You mean my wang?!?!";...

This week, Rian and Heather discuss DESK SET (1957). In this special Mother's Day episode, topics include meetings about meetings; callbacks to our own episodes; Dead Ringers and how 1980s love songs were dark; children are ludicrously inefficient; card catalogs; Katharine Hepburn is an icon and a queen; pining for a boring f*ckboy who fails up; Hollywood lies; the costumes!; gluten-free vega...

This week, Rian and Heather discuss SPLASH (1984). Topics include America's Daddy, Pedro Pascal; the new Mr. Darcy; Falstaff and Frank from Shameless; an Irish Goodbye at the ER; don't get Cyrano'd by AI; what is Wooly Bully about (other than being a good punchline); Ron Howard is more nostalgic than Rian Davis; Why, Eugene Levy? Why?; Arrested Development or SVU?; Penn Badgley (aga...

This week, Rian and Heather discuss ARTHUR (1981). Topics include travel woes; Alan Cumming; Spice World; catching feelings; missing Lizzo; middle-aged white women; side booty; running away to Tulsa; lying to work; the specific way Dudley Moore says "Arthur;" man-child; millions vs. billions; shoplifting in a giant red cowboy hat; the GOAT; scotch for dinner; a funky disco in South Hampt...

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This week, Rian and Heather discuss THE PARENT TRAP (1961). Topics include running vitamin C, letting the punishment fit the crime, bringing back the fake Hollywood English accent, how to be sexy, naked dreams when you have anxiety, Maureen O'Hara and her gorgeousness, Disney contracts, the most high-waisted shorts, stacks of white bread, white girls eating white bread drinking evaporated mil...

It's a Spring Break bonus! This week, Rian and Heather discuss BACK TO THE BEACH (1987).  Topics include vacation, writing, not talking about bodies, terrible singers, millennial elders, leather bars, Harry Styles' cruel beauty and NDAs, "let's bake cookies for the boys," Minnie Mouse as a person, forgetting Pee-Wee Herman, panache vs pastiche, and wearing sunscreen only o...

This week, Rian and Heather discuss THE BLACK ADDER (1983-1989) and ARE YOU BEING SERVED? (1972-1985). Topics include bad English accents, Penn Badgley as day-old chicken, Elvis & Dr. Who mashup,  Ritchie Valens is so hot right now, Hugh Laurie Full Stop, Colin the Dachshund, nauseating adolescents, Crate and Barrel (or was it Cracker Barrel), things being so disgusting and mean, is Black Adde...

This week, Rian and Heather discuss SMALL WONDER (1985-1989) and THE ELECTRIC GRANDMOTHER (1982). Topics include the white man's burden, American hypocrisy at its finest, another annoying red-headed neighbor, conservative trigger warnings, and "E-Kids." This very special episode also contains an REM (Rian Emotional Moment).  If you like this podcast, please consider offsetting produ...

We had too much to talk about in episode 004, so we made a bonus! Heather and Rian bicker over insignificant details of their childhood, tell a lizard anecdote, prove HD is a legit word nerd, and discuss podcasting as therapy.  If you like this podcast, please consider offsetting production costs with a donation to https://buymeacoffee.com/iloveyoubutpod Follow us on IG, Threads & TikTok @ilov...

The Davis sisters revisit THE DUKES OF HAZZARD (1979-1985) and THREE'S COMPANY (1976-1984). They ask the important questions like "What is extra thick chocolate milk?" and "what do the Dukes of Hazzard and Paw Patrol have in common?" and discuss the brilliance of John Ritter (RIP King). Adult language. Probably not for anyone who is a legit fan of the Dukes, sorry to say. ...

Oh, Daryl. ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING (1987) is a hot mess, and so is this episode. It's like if a bad action movie and a bad romantic comedy had a terrible baby. Featuring the love child of Scut Farkus and Ron Weasley.  If you like this podcast, please consider offsetting production costs with a donation to https://buymeacoffee.com/iloveyoubutpod Follow us on IG, Threads & TikTok @iloveyo...

We might not have time for book clubs, but we made time to rewatch MANNEQUIN (1987). Heather wonders, is there a better metaphor for the male gaze, the objectification of women, and the material obsession of the 80s than Mannequin? Rian is mystified by the rules of Mannequin's movie magic. Why did we want to be locked in a store overnight as children? And how much does a mannequin weigh?  If...