We Should Do This Again Sometime with Kat & Marc

Sebastian Stan, we owe you an apology! We weren’t really familiar with your game! Marc is joined by Amber Nicole (@ambular_93) to have a spoiler-free discussion about “A Different Man”. They talk disabled and disfigured representation, Adam Pearson’s enchanting performance, and the pleasant surprise of Sebastian Stan. To end the episode, they give their three favorite films of 2024 so far. 

“Joker: Folie à Deux” has finally arrived! Kat & Marc discuss confusion over if it is indeed a musical, hundred million dollar punk rock movies, and if Todd Phillip’s film was successful. To cleanse the collective palate, the gang unwinds with “Mary Poppins”.

October means one thing… BASEBALL! This week, Kat & Marc hold off from being spooky and gear up for the Fall Classic by reviewing “Major League” and “Moneyball.” The duo discuss if “Major League” is really a comedy, question if we going to get a new great sports movies, and if baseball can ever be cool again.

“Jennifer’s Body” and “Midsommar” are firmly nestled in the ‘Good For Her’ film canon but should they be? Kat & Marc discuss wonderful performances exceeding limits of their scripts, Kat wanting a three-hour movie, and films refusing to look of their time.

The dynamic duo is back to talk two spy films from the world’s greatest action star of all time! Kat & Marc review “True Lies” and “Total Recall (1990)”. Fear is not an option.

This Friday, we are back !!! (Oh, the irony of a show that distinctly dislikes trailers making a trailer for their upcoming season! BUT, unlike bad trailers, we don't spoil anything. We just give you want you want. *boing sound effect*)

As we wind down Season 8 and Awards season, Kat & Marc discuss the 96th Academy Awards, best and surprising moments from Hollywood's biggest night, and the legend Al Pacino.

Let’s get loud and wrong, bby! As we wind down awards season, Kat & Marc give their Oscars predictions. Afterward, the duo names America’s most important director. Lastly, Kat stans 2021’s “West Side Story”.

Kat & Marc dive into the most anticipated movie of 2023… oh… of 2024 “Dune: Part Two”. Kat discusses differences between the film’s adaptation of the book, Marc reveals a secret, and Austin Butler as Feyd-Rautha is having a moment.

Former Oscar winner and current nominee Emma Stone is currently having a moment. Kat & Marc review one of 2023’s most polarizing films “Poor Things” and the 2010 hit teen comedy “Easy A”. Kat questions if these films truly pass the vibe check, Marc examines the race between Emma Stone and fellow Oscar nominee Lily Gladstone, and… Stanley Tucci is the best.

The spirit of Bob Fosse lives on! In today’s episode, Marc & Kit Stone review “Chicago” and “Black Swan”. Marc hates the term “Oscar bait” and Darren Aronofsky, and Kit questions why male writers and/or directors put women through physical trauma on screen. (TW: Though not in graphic detail, we will be discussing the sexual assaults that occur throughout “Black Swan”.) This episode was origina...

Of course we do. Kat & Marc discuss the legacy of Bob Fosse by way of “Cabaret” and “All That Jazz”, Liza Minnelli giving big Kat energy, and how the ‘80s almost took us all out.

For Deleted Scenes XXVIII, Kat gets the Oscar nominations right (in November), Marc dissects the bro-ness of the "Rocky" franchise, and Vanya talks Cronenberg.

Marc thought we’d get a simple, sleepy Tuesday morning. He was wrong! Kat & Marc discuss 2024 Oscar nominations: what they got right and what they got wrong. Also, the gang reviews 1978’s “An Unmarried Woman” and “Girlfriends” (spoiler free). (Yes, we know you probably haven’t seen these movies. But they both are great. Go buy them or rent them from your local library!)

For Deleted Scenes XXVII, Kat, Marc, Greg & Kelen discuss actor’s careers after “Sunset Boulevard”, Tom Cruise on Broadway, an early mixed bag for 2023 movies, and how Kat was introduced to Wes Anderson films.

To kick off the 2024 awards season, Marc & Jamila (of the Read It & Peep podcast ) discuss the winners and losers of the 81st Golden Globes. Also, they question if “The Color Purple” 2023 musical surpasses the 1985 feature film.

For the 150th episode, Marc & Kelen discuss cultural staples “The Devil Wears Prada” and “Dreamgirls”. They dive into iconic performances from Meryl Streep and Eddie Murphy, debate who was right between Andy & Nate, and Marc coming to terms with Jennifer Hudson (a little bit).

The only Christmas film we’re covering this season involves a rough and rugged New York cop getting justice his way. And, no, we are not covering “Die Hard” again. For the second part of our recording, Marc & Vanya discuss “The French Connection”, Gene Hackman’s incredible career, and Jimmy McNulty. Last, but not least, rest in peace, Andre Braugher.  This episode was originally recorded Decem...

In the first of a two-part episode, Marc is joined by our friend from the North again Vanya Garraway to discuss “In the Heat of the Night.” The gang talks the Oscars in the wake of MLK’s assassination, copaganda, question if things have really changed.

What happens when *the* symbol for masculinity, strength and determination is actually the sweetest bean? Is it possible we’ve finally discovered the perfect movie? Kat & Marc discuss 1976’s “Rocky” and “Network”. Also, they discuss a monster Oscars year, impeccable fashion, and Sylvester Stallone’s best performances.

Is 2023 the year fun died at the movies? Does anyone hate men the way that Martin Scorsese hates men? Can ableism obscure great performances? Kat & Marc answer these questions and much more by way of 1986’s “The Color of Money” and “Children of a Lesser God”.

Everything is content, bbyyyy. For Deleted Scenes XXVI, Kat, Marc & Seth talk racial tropes in films, the two saddest things about “Oppenheimer”, bad closed captions in film and TV, and (very soft) thoughts on "Saltburn” and “The Holdovers” (spoiler free).

Joined by Seth Vargas (1/2 of the Movie Friends podcast ), Kat & Marc discuss the logistics of human and fish coitus, torching classic cinema, and Birdman: The Play (?) by way of “The Shape of Water” and “Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)”.

Want to close out Spooky Szn by talking cannibals, ghosts, and love triangles? So do we! Kat & Marc discuss the much lauded “Silence of the Lambs” and “The Sixth Sense”. Is Hannibal Lecter the trans ally America needs? Is Toni Collette the greatest ever? What happened to the child movie star? Put the lotion in the basket and join us!

What happens when a so called cinematic classic is just fine? You get Marc’s favorite segment in WSDTAS history. Kat & Marc discuss horror staples 1960’s “Psycho” and 1973’s “The Exorcist”. The dynamic duo discusses favorite Hitchcock films, question if the devil is just a dude being a bro, and Kat’s first date!