So Do We Still Like This?

After months of threatening Kim with Fear Dot Com, there was no better time to execute on that then now with the film's 20th anniversary. Is it as terrible as its reputation suggests? Yep! Also I suck and completely forgot to mention during the record that there are some fun anecdotes about this movie in Janine Piper's book Sausages which details the making of the movie Dog Soldiers (which was hap...

1, 2, Freddy's coming for you. ...I'm not going to write out the whole thing, you get it! AK had never seen A Nightmare on Elm Street and I needed a movie I knew front and back and could largely ignore so here we are! Hear us chat about this horror classic!

When I saw EEAAO back in April I called it one of the best movies I've ever seen, a claim I have not made since Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind almost twenty years ago. On a second viewing, does that remain true? And is this just a way to justify an episode topic because we had nothing else? Mayyyyyyybe.

You're killing me Smalls! How did it take us so long to get to The Sandlot?! Time to finally correct this as Renee and Amanda join me to talk this 1993 baseball classic.

It's time to introduce Kim to another horror movie. This round we're taking a look at 2005's The Descent which provides all the evidence needed that caves suck, even ones without monsters (this is one of those caves that unfortunately does have those too).

Cassie Daley joins me again (see last year's Are You Still Afraid of The Dark for her first appearance) so we can talk about her upcoming novella Brutal Hearts (releasing July 15th). We also chat the 1999 movie The Blair Witch Project and all the ways the woods absolutely wants you dead! Visit Cassie's Etsy shop for all kinds of fantastic stuff - LetsGetGalacticArt - Etsy Canada Order Brutal Heart...

One dose of Bacon Bits is never enough so it's time for a second helping. This time we're hitting up the 2000 invisible man thriller Hollow Man. Come join us as we discuss the most scientifically accurate movie ever released. 

202 episodes and we haven't talked about a single movie where Kevin Bacon shows his penis?! Unacceptable. It's time to over course correct that and we're starting with a look at 1998 sexy time thriller Wild Things!

The road to episode 300 begins strong as I welcome Sonora Taylor and Nico Bell back to the show! They are here to discuss a new anthology book "Diet Riot: A Fatterpunk Anthology" that is releasing soon. We also chat about the 1995 movie Heavyweights and how it tries to differ itself from the standard mid-90's family comedy. Pre-order the book here - Diet Riot: A Fatterpunk Anthology | Universal Bo...

200 episodes. That's like...100 more than 100 right there. After stewing about this episode for months, I decided to go with the simplest route - sit in front of a microphone and reflect on the last 200 weeks of podcasting! Fun fact - I was getting progressively sicker as this recording went on. See if you can notice! Thanks to everyone who has stayed with us for nearly four years!

It's the last one before we start throwing "2" at the start of these episode numbers! Kim joins me to talk the 2007 Stephen King adaptation 1408 and we finally get the long awaited "oh shit I think we watched different versions of the same movie" moment! See you at 200!

And with that, May-thew Lillard comes to a close forever, despite what Sam Also will try to tell you in this episode. We close out with an episode that was actually recorded before the last one which is just as confusing as you might expect! It's SLC Punk time!

It's So Do We Still Like This after dark as Sam Also and returning guest Lilyn join in for a Thirteen Ghosts evening record that often goes completely off the rails. Hear our thoughts on this 2001 remake and also hear a lot more fleshlight talk than you might expect considering the subject matter!

We're halfway through May-thew Lillard, a month long celebration of the work of Matthew Lillard and it's time for Lillard as the straight man in Without a Paddle. Someone we talked about a comedy for almost an hour but you guessed it, we often don't stay on task.

Hack the planet! May-thew Lillard, our month long celebration of Matthew Lillard, continues as we go to back to the early stages of his career with 1995's Hackers. It's got a stacked cast and a lot of 90's tech. Does it stand the test of time? Also why do we spend a giant chunk of this episode talking about the movie Swimfan? Listen and find out!

It's themed month time and all month long it's May-thew Lillard! The insanely clever name immediately gives it away but of course that means we'll be celebrating the works of Matthew Lillard for the next five episodes. We kick it off with the birth of a role he would make his own - it's time for 2002's Scooby-Doo!

The 20th anniversary of Jason going to space is upon us and there's only one true way to celebrate - having Jordan and Wads watch the tenth entry in a franchise that they are completely unfamiliar with! Oh and I got a new microphone so please bear with me as I piece together how it works! Happy Birthday Chris! This is officially your present! And a test to see if you read the episode descriptions!

Last week we talked about the phenomenon of opening a bad horror movie in January to make a few quick bucks and this week, we look at the origin of that very concept! It's the 2005 Michael Keaton thriller White Noise, a movie I remember enjoying quite a bit. Does a movie that mostly features Keaton looking at static on a television hold up? Come on, like you don't already know the answer.

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Original plans fell apart so my wife joins me to talk about a five week old movie that we had never seen before! But it's a movie where the moon attacks earth so...it's fine. We've done 190 of these, the rules barely matter anymore.

Laurel Hightower has a fantastic new book coming out called Below and she was kind enough to join me to talk about her new tale about the Mothman myth. To compliment this, we take a deep dive into the 2002 thriller, The Mothman Prophecies. Don't be a damn fool and order Laurel's book now! Amazon Canada Amazon US Perpetual Publishing Laurel also co-edited a new anthology with Sandra Ruttan called T...

Ok sure the movie is seven months old and this is supposed to be a podcast about nostalgia. My counter point to that though is MALIGNAAAAAAAAAAAANT!!!

Don't make the same mistake I initially did, this is not an episode about The Mask cartoon from the 90's. It's the one from the 80's that is mostly just GI Joe but way calmer. Come learn more about the adventures of Scott and his robot pet that he seems to absolutely hate!

After six months of waiting it's finally here! The conclusion to Wads, Jordan and I's journey through the original Jurassic Park trilogy! We finally provide the answers to all your burning questions like...is this movie good? Who would win in a fight between Jurassic Park and Predator (the characters not the movies)? Should we watch Jurassic World? All that and more!

Another themed month draws to a close as we say goodbye to Feb-Drew-Ary. My wife joins me for Ever After as we go about this the way that we usually do - recording a mere 12 hours before the episode is supposed to go live.