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We know the truth. The fact is The Little Mermaid walked so that Beauty and the Beast could run. It was the beginning, the foundation.

Our chat about V for Vendetta drifts from what "precisely" this movie is about, all the way to "how much fascism is TOO much fascism." We have our fun.

Today we're wrapping up October with more gently spooky stuff: Corpse Bride and Coco. We love both of these movies and you should too!

Sleepy Hollow is yet another Tim Burton masterpiece. A classic horror story plus Burton's whimsical charm seems to be a recipe for success.

Broke: Maleficent. Woke: Mistress of Evil. We don't love the first of Disney's live-eaction remakes, but the sequel, OH MAN the sequel...

Zombieland was great ten years ago, and following the same formula Double Tap succeeds in the same way while adding new and welcome characters.

Check Little Monsters out. It's on Hulu, it's barely 90 minutes, and you're in for a few laughs. It's a no-BRAINer. Plus it's Lupita, everyone love Lupita.

Beetlejuice isn't going to resonate with everyone. But that's OK. It's a wildly unique film with incredible characters and personality.

Another day, another 100 Netflix shows to sift through. Fortunately for us, the algorithm put The Politician in front of us and we liked it a lot!

Happy Death Day and Happy Death Day 2U flew under our radar. But Ready or Not amped us up for some big fun horror comedy and boy do these movies deliver!

Suspiria was not what we wanted out of this remake. It's not colorful like the original. But husband/editor Will loves it, and tells us why!

As we kick off October, we're watching Crimson Peak! We figured we'd start by shining a bit more light on this incredible gothic romance tinged with horror.

If you asked us what our favorite genre of music is, neither of us would think to say 'country'. Enter Kacey Musgraves, the inspiration for this episode.

A few times before we've sat down with a pile of random questions from friends or viewers and just gone through them. Such is the case for this episode.

Overall, we’re glad we’ve seen Asylum, but we’re also glad we’re done with it. It wasn’t our favorite season but it also wasn’t our least favorite.

Hustlers could've just been 'the stripper movie', but it wound up being so much more. We can't remember when we've had this much fun at a movie.

Ultimately we ended up really enjoying Carnival Row though Kristin was quicker to accept a lot of the nonsense than Wil was.

We highly recommend checking out the IT Saga if you haven't already. It's not the scariest thing that's even been made, but it doesn't have to be.

Hey, remember how we started rewatching Buffy like way back and then didn't do an episode for a year? Yeah, us too. Let's get back to it!

What do you think about Taylor Swift and/or her new album, Lover? We really love the songs we love, but we both kinda think a few tracks could be cut...

Ready or Not surprised us in a lot of ways and we implore you to go see it before you listen to our episode. Give it your money!

It's Rachel's birthday week and as a little gift to her we're covering one of her favorite movies, A League of Their Own.

We have loved GLOW from the beginning. Even though we didn’t prioritize season one, once we started we were obsessed! Here's our take on season 3!

Even without the fatigue of an over saturated market, it's still nice to see fresh takes on a genre. And that's exactly what Amazon's The Boys delivered.

Season three of Claws was certainly as fun as previous seasons, but it was a little more up and down than we’re used to. Listen to our episodic analysis!