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From the same director of Happy Death Day, comes Christopher Landon’s newest horror film; Freaky. Freaky is a horror film that plays on the fun idea of body switching (ie. Freaky Friday), but mixing it with teen slasher horror tropes. With a great performance from Vince Vaughn and supporting cast as well, Freaky is a fantastic mix of comedy, horror, and teen-body-switching rolled up in one film.

On this episode, we surprisingly do our first horror film of the year, Possessor. From the son of famed director David Cronenberg, comes Brandon Cronenberg’s newest sci-fi horror film; Possessor. An incredibly jarring and trippy film, Possessor is a unique film with tons and tons of fun (but gross) set pieces and its use of body horror effectively carrying certain aspects of the film. We also get...

The first Studio Ghibli animated film ever made; Castle in the Sky is the second film from famed director Hayao Miyazaki, and Carmela’s favorite Studio Ghibli film. Come hangout as we journey to Laputa, Lost City of Atlantis, and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon as we dive into the many different mythical places we’d like to visit in history. Along with that we talk about the future of Miyazaki’s fi...

On today’s episode we talk about the TikTok phenomenon; Ratatouille the Musical or Ratatousical as some would call it. We talk about this musical with special guest Sophia Fregoso. This musical was a CROWD FUNDED, CROWD MADE musical that grew into something even bigger. With actors like Wayne Brady & Adam Lambert ending up staring into the final version of this musical. A unique musical especi...

On our very first episode of 2021, we talk about the very special Pixar film: Soul. A very emotional ride for both of us, we even get emotional on the episode! Soul is a courageous film that talks about our purpose in life, the motivation to live, and the “Great Beyond” & “Great Before”. A lot of people have different feelings & investments with Soul, how did you all feel about Soul?

On today’s episode we talk about the Netflix original; The Queens Gambit. A limited series that took the world by storm and it's about Chess!? We talk about our favorite parts of the show, why it was so good (to us) and how on God’s green earth a show about Chess caught everyone’s attention.

On our new episode of our Quick Take, we talk about our Christmas day, our Christmas spirit, and when we stop believing in Santa Claus. Not only that, we also talk about the upcoming new year, how we felt about the tragedy that was 2020, and most importantly how we’re going into 2021. Come by and hangout as we talk about the holidays! How we’re all of your holidays? How are you looking into 2021?

Happy almost Merry Christmas everyone! As we continue our holiday films, we talk about the unsung Christmas horror musical; Anna and the Apocalypse. A movie that truly mixes High School Musical with Shaun of the Dead. Including a mix of fantastic music & soundtrack with the holidays and zombies. A film that’ll have you bobbing your head to the music while looking out for zombie jump scares. Co...

It’s the month of December and only in a COUPLE OF WEEKS; Christmas, New Years, and many other holiday celebrations will arrive, which means HOLIDAY MOVIES! You read correctly, we’re stepping away from our usual horror schedule to bring you some good feeling, fun loving, holiday films. On today’s episode we talk about the new Hulu original; Happiest Season. Happiest Season follows the formula of m...

On today’s episode we do the iconic sci-fi horror film, The Thing. The movie is weirdly relevant in today’s time with the current pandemic and the success of Among Us. The Thing is arguably the inspiration for Among Us, stuck in a closed area, trying to find “the thing” or the imposter within the group before everyone dies. Not to mention that The Thing has to do with being infected by a single ce...

In this new episode we do the horror film: The Autopsy of Jane Doe. The Autopsy of Jane Doe was a horror movie that was released in 2016, being a smaller release and being the shadow of another new Star Wars movie, The Autopsy of Jane Doe is an under the radar horror film that is recently getting the press it deserves. The Autopsy of Jane Doe is a wild thrill ride that intrigues the viewer with qu...

On today’s episode we talk about the untold classic, The Prince of Egypt. Dreamworks second film ever, this animated film seems to be swept under the rug regardless of its fantastic soundtrack, animation, and story. We bring on Sophia Fregoso to talk about this movie with us. We talk about how the factor of religion within this film may have turned people away, viewing this movie through the lens...

Hello everyone, it’s been awhile since we had a Quick Take episode for us to catch up with each other and essentially talk about the differences that have happened in the past couple of months whether it be the election, what we’ve been enjoying as regards to media, and our Shrekathon that we’re currently doing for a future episode! Come stop by, hang out, and relax!

On today’s episode we do the cult classic film: They Live. Directed, written, and scored by John Carpenter, They Live is a highly relevant film about capitalism and the rise of economical tyranny. In your face, badass, and unforgiving action comedy film, They Live takes you on a wild ride. On top of that, we also discuss the evils of capitalism, how we consume or overconsume, and how “Treat Yo Sel...

On today’s episode we talk about the series; The Haunting of Bly Manor. Created from the same creator as The Haunting of Hill House, Mike Flanagan. We talk about how we felt about this 9 hour series, Mike Flanagan’s incredible storytelling ability, the “it’s not even that scary” opinions, comparing the two series, and how they stand on their own. Come hangout and listen!

A brand new film exclusively on Shudder streaming service, Host is a Zoom/webchat based horror film that is also the length of a regular Zoom call. A fantastic film that uses a computer based filming style, Shudder blew both of us away, could be called the best horror film of 2020. (Granted that there haven’t been new horror films because of our current situation.) We also talk about Shudder and h...

A 2006 horror film that went under the radar; Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon is a unique horror mockumentary film that commentates a lot on the “rules” of horror films and how the formula gets made. In this world slashers like Jason Voorhees, Freddy Krueger, and Michael Myers are actually canon, Leslie Vernon aims to be one of the greats in the “fear industry” and a documentary group f...

To start off this continuous series of Studio Ghibli movies, this episode is on the “violent for a Ghibli film” Princess Mononoke. A thrilling story about a prince, trying to shake off a demon curse set upon him by a boar, Ashitaka meets three people that are trying to change nature forever. With the overarching message of humans, nature, and war, this movie’s message can still be seen as relevant...

In this new episode, we talk about the new Netflix original; The Devil All the Time. This movie is packed with great actors that give even better performances. With a cast of Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, Bill Skarsgard, Harry Melling, Sebastian Stan and many other brilliant actors, each actor and actress really bite into their role in the film, which makes up a lot of the positives in this film....

Happy Tuesday! Tuesday new episode? You know what that means! A new episode of Quick Take! We hangout, relax, and catch up on this episode. We talk about what we’ve been doing, answer some questions, and rank our favorite A24 films, along with our least favorite A24 films. Come stop by and hangout with us!

From famed writer & director Charlie Kaufman, comes I’m Thinking of Ending Things. Charlie Kaufman is known for writing Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Being John Malkovich, Adaptation, and many other films. I’m Thinking of Ending Things is a dangerously abstract film with its defined line of haters and lovers. This movie is so abstract that we have two warnings before actually getting...

The Babysitter: Killer Queen; Sequel Syndrome Coming from the runaway classic, The Babysitter, the sequel; The Babysitter Killer Queen is a runaway, but maybe not in a good way. We go into depth with what we like and what we REALLY didn't like with this sequel. We expand on why the first one was so good and how this movie steps on all the traps that the first one avoided when creating a comedic ho...

The Babysitter, The Fun-Having Slasher Film On today’s episode we do the 2017 Netflix original; The Babysitter. The sequel, The Babysitter 2: Killer Queen, comes out tomorrow! So why not re-watch the original and brush up on what happens before the sequel comes out! We go into depths of why we liked this film, the stylistic choices that push this film even further and why it was so easy to have fu...

First things first, RIP Chadwick Boseman. We get it into his impact on the film industry, his impact on us, and the gut wrench that comes with a passing like this. We also go into the iconic Marvel movie, Black Panther. The first black MCU film ever, along with Marvel’s first show of diversity and representation. Black director and a Black cast, Black Panther really broke boundaries with not only...

With executive producers like DRAKE & FUTURE, Spree is a brand new film that uses the age of streaming and social media to tell its story. Is that Steve Harrington? Well yes it is, but he is now a viral serial killer! In the film, we follow Joe Kerry, aka Kurt, who is a social media obsessed rideshare driver for an app called Spree and he is convinced that murder is his ticket to going viral. The...