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We head back to Noirville this week as Kat selected 1947's Nightmare Alley starring Tyrone Power. It was one of Scott's top First Time Watches from last year. Does Kat feel the same way? Tune in to find out. We also talk about some recent watches: Safety Last , Magic in the Moonlight and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Pt. 1 . Check out our Facebook group and get involved. We also love feedback - so...

It's back to the movie world this week with a chat about Adrienne Shelly's Waitress from 2007. It is a bittersweet experience watching this film. We try our best to separate the film itself from the tragedy of Shelly's murder. It is an emotional ride. We also chat about Frozen , The Maltese Falcon and The Good Lie . marriedwithclickers@gmail.com 

We are finally back from vacation with our book club show. We did one of these during the first year of the show and are keen to try it again. We cover a number of books during this episode including A Handful of Dust , Station Eleven , Yes Please , The Maltese Falcon , Wake Up Maggie , Ruby , Nightmare Alley , Me Before You and the Sasquatch Hunter's Almanac . Let us know what you think of this t...

This week, we fill our cups with vodka and head to Mother Russia with a review of 2014's Leviathan . It was nominated for an Oscar and took home a Golden Globe, but does it get the MWC seal of approval? Tune in to find out. We actually try to sound smart and talk about Hobbes - but our political theory classes were 20+ years ago so it didn't quite work out. We also chat about Sherlock Jr ., Begin...

One of Scott's cinematic resolutions for 2015 was to cover more Canadian films on the show. This week, we discuss what is considered by some to be the Canadian film: the iconic Goin' Down the Road from 1970. It's about two average Joes from Cape Breton who find out that Toronto is not all it's cracked up to be.  They could have just asked us. We also discuss 2014's Obvious Child . Join our Faceboo...

Here's a show that's late through no real fault of our own. Stupid phone company and internet company! We've been in the cyber-dark for days! It was a bit like Waterworld , actually. Speaking of which, we chat about that soggy flop. You may be surprised about what we have to say. We also chat about College starring Buster Keaton, Birdman , Chef and The Dark Corner . Get involved with our Facebook...

This week, we delve into the world of struggling Swedish marriages. Not, it's not Bergman, it's Force Majeure. It's a fascinating at how a family deals with crisis. How does our family deal with crisis? It's best not to ask hypothetical questions. We also chat about Boyhood , The Interview , Butter , Atomic City and Bedtime Stories . 206-350-9002 marriedwithclickers@gmail.com

It's a very, very special episode of Married With Clickers. We never discuss new releases, but when something like The Boy Next Door comes along, we feel as though it is our civic duty to check it out and share our thoughts with you. Tune in to find out if this one is worth checking out while it is still in theatres. Let's cut to the chase: it most certainly is. Nothing else in terms of recent wat...

We are back with a new episode of Married With Clickers. This time around, we revisit an old classic with a review of The Magnificent Seven . Does it still live up to its classic status? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Cotton Comes to Harlem , Admission , Mr. Popper's Penguins and The Secret Behind the Door . Join our Facebook group!   206-350-9002 marriedwithclickers@gmail.com

This week, we sit on the edge of our seat, biting our fingernails as we watch the slowest truck journey in the history of cinema. Scott has been waiting for ther perfect moment to pull that Criterion Blu Ray of The Wages of Fear off the shelf. Did it keep us enthralled for 2.5 hours? Tune in to find out. We also discuss two of 2014's best reviewed films;  Only Lovers Left Alive and Frank . Please...

This week, we discuss 2013's critically lauded Fruitvale Station ; an emotional journey through the final days of an ill-fated young man. We also chat about Submarine , Ruby Sparks , Elf , The Other Woman , Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl and  Wet, Hot, American Summer . We'd love you to join our Facebook Group and join the conversation. 206-350-9002 marriedwithclickers@gmail.co...

It's that time of the year, and one of our favourite episodes to record. For the fourth year running, we discuss the top 10 older movies we discovered for the first time in 2014. Our lists are feature both class and trash, so hopefully there's something for everyone We have to give thanks to our good pal Rupert of the Rupert Pupkin Speaks blog, which served as the inspiration for these annual epis...

We are back with one final episode for 2014. This time around, we discuss the 2008 adaptation of Darwyn Cooke's New Frontier . It's a new interpretation of a old story; the formation of the Justice League of America. Is this something meat for everyone or solely targeted to fanboys? Tune in to find out. We also catch up on recent watches including: The Rover , Edge of Tomorrow , The Penguins of Ma...

We're back with a look at another Hitchcock favourite: Notorious . We saw this for the first time a few years ago and loved it. Did it still work for us this time around? Turn in to find out. We also chat about The Bang, Bang Club and Big Hero 6 . Find us on Facebook!   206-350-9002 marriedwithclickers@gmail.com

We're delighted to bring you a milestone episode for the two of us. 4 years ago, we got the idea to try podcaasting and here were are 200 episodes later. Scott thought it was a good time to review 1944's Meet Me in St. Louis . Kat wasn't so sure. Did she come around? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Bad Words , The Man in the Attic , A Christmas Story and the 1984 version of A Christmas Carol...

It was Kat's pick this week, and she chose to go with one of the best loved Giallo films of all-time: Dargio Argento's Deep Red from 1975. Did it have a profound influence on us or leave us seeing red? Tune in to find out. We also briefly discuss They Came Together , John Carter and Black Widow (1954). Next time around will be our 200th episode and 4th anniversary of the show - we'd love to hear f...

This week, we venture back into the world of film noir with 1957's The Burglar starring Dan Duryea and Jayne Mansfield. This one is fairly obscure. Does it deserve a wider audience? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Gone Girl , Scooby-Doo , Neighbors and Bernie . Make sure to check out The Projection Booth's coverage of The Burglar coming later this month and support Tyler's project at The M...

  After a little post-Halloween rest, we are back with a new episode. This week, we tackle Fellini's ground breaking 8 ½ from 1963. Are we up to the task? Does it live up to its reputation? Tune in to find out. We also chat about recent watches including The Book of Life , Dallas Buyers Club and In A World...   206-350-9002   marriedwithclickers@gmail.com   Join our Facebook Group  

It's our final chapter of Buried With Clickers for 2014. We cover Insidious from 2011; a first time watch for both of us. This movie was a big hit, but many people have some criticisms about the second half. How did we feel? Tune in to find out. WE DO SPOIL THIS ONE. Many thanks to everyone for tuning in this month and major thanks to all of our friends who stepped up to the plate with guest episo...

We move into an old haunted house for this episode of Buried With Clickers - linked to the mainland by a causeway and wizardry. It's 2012's The Woman in Black ! We know that the rest of you have already seen it, but bear with us and gives this episode a shot. We'd love to hear from you so join our Facebook group and/or sent in some feedback.   206-350-9002 marriedwithclickers@gmail.com

It's Hammer Time at Buried With Clickers. We are back from vacation in L.A. and ready to talk about Messrs. Cushing and Lee in Curse of Frankenstein . This is the first Hammer film we've covered on Married With Clickers. Did we like it? Will we be back for more? Tune in to find out!   206-350-9002 marriedwithclickers@gmail.com

Buried With Clickers continues. We recorded this before taking off for California but, through the magic of the internet, it is coming out now. We had some serious audio issues here - with power cords and computer freezes. At some point, we also got a slight buzzing noise in the background as a result. Sorry about that. It was a frustrating night overall. Did we mention what we're covering? It's T...

We are still on vacation but don't panic, we have wonderful friend here at Buried With Clickers, including the Cinemasochist Justin Oberholtzer. Justin has contributed a review of the WTF 1958 film Fiend Without a Face . Justin has put up with a lot of bad movies over the years, but can he take this one? Tune in to find out.   206-350-9002 marriedwithclickers@gmail.

Buried With Clickers keeps rolling along. We are on vacation in Southern California learning to surf and trying to find Brian Austin Green's house. In our absence, our dear friends Emily and Branan have stepped in with a terrific review of Dr. Giggles . We'd like to thank them for lending us a hand. Make sure to check out Emily's podcast, The Feminine Critique. http://thefemininecritique.tumblr.co...

It is a very special episode of Buried With Clickers . We are on vacation, but to maintain our forward momentum, our pals Scott and Charlie of the Stinking Pause Podcast have put together a terrific show for you all. They discuss their recent watches and then do a wonderful review of Roman Polanski's Rosemary's Baby . We want to thank our friends from across the pond very much for being part of ou...