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This time around, Buried With Clickers venture to the British Isles to explore a potentially haunted boarding school with The Awakening starring Rebecca Hall and Dominic West. We like a good, atmospheric spookfest, but there are a million of them out there. How does this one rank? Tune in to find out. 206-350-9002 marriedwithclickers@gmail.com

Buried With Clickers goes deep underground with Chosen Survivors - one of the most 70s movies we've ever covered on the show. A group of people avoid a nuclear war, but have to contend with some nasty vampire bats. Will they all survive? No, but it is a pretty fun ride. marriedwithclickers@gmail.com 206-350-9002

Buried With Clickers continues with a review of Paperhouse , recommended by the fine host of the Hammicus podcast. It is a nearly forgotten British film from the late 80s. Should it stay in the shadows or is it worth tracking down? Tune in to find out. Join our Facebook group - we'd love to chat with you. 206-350-9002 marriedwithclickers@gmail.com

Buried With Clickers continues with a real beauty, eh? We take a look at 2000's Ginger Snaps , a well-loved Canadian production that neither of us had seen. Did the 'teen melodrama under a full moon' theme were out its welcome or did we find ourselves lycan it? Tune in to find out. Like most of the shows this month, this one is short but hopefully you folks are looking for quantity over quality. J...

October has arrived, so we'll be trying to cram in as many horror movies as possible for Buried With Clickers (thanks Cody!). We kick off the month with Tony Scott's directorial debut The Hunger starring Catherine Deneuve, Susan Sarandon and David Bowie. This film is loaded with style, but was there enough substance to win us over? Tune in to find out. While you're at it, find our group on Faceboo...

It's back to the 1980s once again as we review 1984's Romancing the Stone directed by Robert Zemeckis. Scott had seen it way back when, but it was the first time for Kat. How did this one sit with us in 2013? Tune in to find out. We also chat briefly about Everything Must Go , Star Trek Into Darkness , The Great Gatsby , The Sapphires , The Invisible Man and The Sharkfighters . We were both feelin...

It is time for our annual TIFF report to give you a look at some of the films on the horizon. We discuss which ones to see and which ones to avoid. These are very short reviews and we avoid spoilers like crazy , so don't fret. This year's crop includes the long awaited documentary Jodorowsky's Dune , The Dinner (aka Het Diner) from the Netherlands, Kelly Reichhardt's latest Night Moves , the 'indi...

It's a short show this week, as we recorded in advance knowing that we'd be knee deep in TIFF. We will be checking out Kelly Reichardt's new film, so thought this was the perfect time to discuss Meek's Cutoff starring Michelle Williams, Paul Dano and Bruce Greenwood. According to reviews on IMDB, people seem to either love or hate this film. Tune in to see where we stand. Join our Facebook Group V...

This week, we take a look at Robert Altman's Nashville from 1975. It is one of the most lauded films of the 1970s, but how did it sit with us? Can an Altman film be  too Altmanesque? We also chat about Robot & Frank , E.T. , Jurassic Park , Gangster Squad and Anna Karenina . Join our Facebook group Email to marriedwithclickers@gmail.com Voicemail to 206-338-0793

Cruel Summer fizzles to its conclusion with our review of the infamous Gigli . Is it as bad as everyone says, or just as bad as we say? Tune in to find out. We were a a bit energy depleted when recording so forgive us. We also chat about Spring Breakers , Only God Forgives , Bronson and A Hijacking . Come join our Facebook group and chat about all of this stuff. Emails to marriedwithclickers@gmail...

Cruel Summer gets super hot this week, with a review of Reign of Fire from 2002. Even with the mixture of pectoral muscles and dragons, we had somehow never seen this one before. Is it good, dumb fun or just plain dumb? Tune in to find out. It's a short, but hopefully enjoyable show as we're trying to record what we can over summer vacation. Look for Married With Clickers on Facebook, as our group...

Cruel Summer is in full swing this week as we review Shanghai Surprise , one of the most infamous flops of the 80s. Sean Penn, Madonna and a crazy plot about novelty ties and opium. What could have gone wrong? We also chat about Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters , The Incredible Burt Wonderstone and The Wolverine . Find us on Facebook and join the conversation. emails to marriedwithclickers@gmail.com...

Cruel Summer gets particularly cruel this week as we pay a visit to old friend Brian Austin Green in 2011's Cross . We don't want to spoil our review too much, but let's just say that any Oscar snubs were well deserved. We also chat about Man of Steel , Turbo , Django Unchained , Sharknado (more 90210 alum), The Phenix City Story and more. Look us up on Facebook and join the group! Voicemails to 2...

Cruel Summer continues this weak with a short and silly show. Scott found a DVD copy of 2001's The Enemy and could not pass up the chance to see Luke Perry and Roger Moore share the screen. That said, $3.99 seems like a steep price. One IMDB user states that it was "Not as bad a film as i thought it would be". Tune in to see if we agree. Join our Facebook Group and get involved with the discussion...

Cruel Summer heat up this week (literally, we're melting in Toronto right now) with 1987's Flowers in the Attic . It's an adaptation of V.C. Andrews' novel which was devoured by teenage girls through the 1980s. Dear parents who let your kids who read those books - you're fired. We also chat about Alphaville , Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Parts 1 & 2, Despicable Me 2 and Green Lantern . We have...

This is a very special episode for us. Cruel Summer 2013 gets off to a terrific start as we were honoured to do a team-up with Emily and Christine of the Feminine Critique Podcast . We are big fans of both ladies and their show, on which they discuss a wide variety of movies with the perfect mix of insight and humour. It is like hanging our with smart, funny friends. Kat and I can be found on thei...

This week, we head into the Amazon with a bunch of heavy smokers who also happen to be scientists. They are on the verge of the greatest scientific discovery of the 20th Century. The problem is, the discovery fights back. Tune in to find out if the Gill Man still produces a thrill, man. We watched nothing else this week, but are thrilled to announce a team-up with the Feminine Critique podcast nex...

This week, we travel back in time to take a look at a 1964's Zulu starring a super young Michael Caine. This one would have wowed audiences back in the day, but can it do the same for us? We also chat about the season finale to Revolution , Backfire , A Fistful of Dollars and a trip out to the theatre to see a wonderful play called Kim's Convenience . Emails to marriedwithclickers@gmail.com Voicem...

This week, we go toe to toe with one of the iconic films of American cinema; Raging Bull . How do you bring fresh perspective to a film that has been analyzed to death? Well, we try our best and it turns into a pretty colourful chat - probably our longest review ever. We also discuss a trip to see A Chinese Ghost Story on the big screen, the conclusion ot Season One of Arrow and our initial though...

This week, we revisit a film neither of us has seen in more than 20 years; Europa, Europa . Has it aged as well as we have? Tune in to find our. We also chat about Silver Linings Playbook , Horror Island , Police Story and Country Strong . Yup, we actually watched Country Strong. We'd love to hear from you, so drop us a line and join our Facebook group. Voicemail to 206-338-0793 Email to marriedwi...

ArMAYgeddon comes to an end this week with 2003's The Core starring Aaron Eckhart, Hilary Swank and a million other people. Is this a journey to the center of the Earth worth taking? Tune in to find out! We also chat about Celeste & Jesse Forever , That Guy... Who Was In That Thing and Power Play . We are tired and grumpy, so it is a short show - but hopefully a fun one. Emails to marriedwithclick...

This week, ArMAYgeddone continues as we head back to the Atlantic with Richard Lester's Juggernaut , a disaster-thriller starring Omar Shariff, Richard Harris and a very young Anthony Hopkins. Is it explosive or just a bomb? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Take This Waltz , The Master , Where the Sidewalk Ends and The Ghost and the Darkness . Given recent events, we have decided to make a...

ArMAYgeddon heats up this week with a review of 1997's Volcano starring Tommy Lee Jones, Anne Heche and Don Cheadle. This movie tries to prove that you cannot spell lava without L.A. but does it work? Tune in to find out.  It was the only movie we watched this week so, if you like little to no chit chat, this may be your favourite episode ever. Our Facebook group is picking up steam so join us on...

ArMAYgeddon continues this week as we take to the skies (but not for very long) with Airport '77 - a film involving an art heist, the Bermuda Triangle and Pong. This one stars Jack Lemmon, but we're here to tell you whether the entire enterprise is a lemon. We also discuss Iron Man 3 , Despicable Me , Contraband and Downton Abbey Season 3. Search for our group on Facebook and join up. Voicemails t...

ArMAYgeddon gets off to a sinking start with 1960's The Last Voyage starring Robert Stack, Dorothy Malone and Woody Strode. Is it a great disaster movie or a disaster of a movie? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Wreck It Ralph , They Live By Night , The Lawman and Night Creatures . We have a fun Facebook page - have you checked it out? Voicemails to 206-338-0793 Email to marriedwithclickers...