We Should Do This Again Sometime with Kat & Marc

This episode is about uniting two countries, an exchange of culture and art, and being big horny over Gregory Peck. In this episode, Kat & Marc are joined by special friend Vanya Garraway to discuss “Vertigo” and “To Kill a Mockingbird.” Kat has lust in their heart, Marc makes a bold confession, and Vanya warns us about a particular set of movie posters. Happy Pride Month, loves.

Kat’s throwing gas, bbyyyy. Stay out of her way! This week, Kat, Marc & the love Greg discuss “Singing in the Rain” and “Sunset Boulevard.” Also, they touch on Damien Chazelle, the recently released “The Little Mermaid” and when sidekicks are the real stars. Scotty doesn’t know.

In this week’s episode, Marc cracks open his diary to pen his thoughts on “Bridget Jones’s Diary”, fatphobia, and Austin day trips.

How much does Kat love the Guardians? Is the High Evolutionary one of the greatest MCU villains? When are we getting more Dave Bautista films? Kat & Marc kick things off by discussing recent movie trailer releases and the WGA strike. Then, pivot to a *part* spoiler-free conversation “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3”. At the mark (25:04), they dive into heavy spoilers (you will hear a warning!),...

In reviewing 1931’s “Frankenstein” and the recently released “Renfield” (now on VOD), Kat & Marc question what happens when movies are proud of the wrong thing. The duo dives into Kat’s love of the Universal Monsters films, Marc catching Zzz’s, their favorite vampire media. After the episode, read Kat's review of "Renfield" via Nerd Caliber .

A conversation about 1951’s “A Place in the Sun” and “The Third Man” led to Kat & Marc showering John Travolta with love. Just a couple of crazy kids cutting it up about "Face/Off" and "Grease"! Save us, Super Yaki!

In this latest episode of Deleted Scenes, Marc “Showgirls” deserves a Criterion Collection release, Kat talks hopes for “Renfield” before screening it, and the gang talks 2023 releases, the Victoria Alonso firing from Marvel/Disney, and punk sweaters. 

In this latest episode of Deleted Scenes, Kat & Marc talk practicing safe theater habits while (still) in the middle of a global pandemic, not being lied to by Wes Craven, the Boston theater scene, and the Muppets hosting the 2024 Oscars.

If any episode encapsulates the friendship between Kat & Marc, it’s this episode. From the show title, you can tell it’ll be a ride. The gang reviews 1970’s “M*A*S*H” and “Treasure of the Sierra Madre”. Also, Kat explains the Paddington series and Marc champions pegging with a purpose. After the show, they divide deep into their feelings on the WWE after WrestleMania 39. We’re sorry to Kat’s f...

What happens when language is inappropriate but appropriate for the time? You get the pod intro. Kat & Marc ponder if Stanley Kubrick is the ultimate bro director and discuss his Cold War comedy classic “Dr. Strangelove.” Also, the gang reviews the 1939 romantic drama “Wuthering Heights” and the change of heart with Kanye West.

Can an auteur make mid? Kat & Marc discuss the purpose of Season 7 through Alfred Hitchcock’s “North by Northwest” and “Rear Window”.

On Hollywood’s biggest night, Hugh Grant saves us all. Kat & Marc talk the 95th Oscars and Jamie Lee Curtis’ controversial Best Supporting Actress win. Also, the gang reviews “Scream VI” (the conversation will start spoiler-free), rank the Scream films and discuss their favorite Ghostface.

Kicking the Season 7 into gear, Kat & Marc start their journey through a select few classics from the AFI’s Top 100 List. This week, they discuss “Some Like It Hot” and “All About Eve.” But first, an Oscars tease before the big night.

On February 28th, in the middle of waxing poetic about Best International Feature nominee “Close,” Marc receives call from the 44th US President for not celebrating Black History Month again.

In this latest Deleted Scenes episode, Kat discusses what work she wants Daniel Radcliffe to pursue, Marc praises Lee Ving, and we all are treated to a dramatic reenactment.

All our times have come. Here but now they’re gone… Don’t worry; the episode isn’t as dark as the title suggests. Kat & Marc review “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” and “Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio.” Also, they dive into “Avatar: The Way of Water” and give quick thoughts on “M3GAN.”

Sometimes, 3 & 1/2 stars is enough. To start Season 7, Kat & Marc review M. Night Shyamalan’s “Knock at the Cabin,” the director’s overall career, and two spectacular performances. Also, the gang wonders if “Scream 6” will live up to expectations and give their Oscar predictions. 

For the last Deleted Scenes of 2022, Kat & Marc review The Black Phone, and Brother Matt and Greg discuss their favorite films of the year. Is 4K overrated? Is Lady Gaga the thespian overrated? Is there any reason to watch Deadpool 2? We discuss the hard hitting issues! 

In what may be the last live recording of the year, Kat & Marc review the recently released “Violent Night,” throwback to Joe Dante’s “Gremlins,” and give you the best gift idea you’ve never thought of. Also, they close out the year with appreciation and wishes for the new year.

Before getting into the best films of 2022, Kat & Marc have a spoiler-free discussion about “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” and how Netflix blew an absolute lay-up.

For the 19th installment of Deleted Scenes, Marc discovers Kat’s origin story, Kat’s dad is almost on the show, and the gang discusses the weak summer movie line up.

Can a bad performance make a film better? Does Kat really like cocaine 80s cinema? Is it difficult stripping to blue grass music? These questions and more are explored as the gang reviews “Flash Gordon” and “Streets of Fire.” We’re sorry (but not really), Michael Paré. 

"Weird Al" Yankovic. Daniel Radcliffe. Evan Rachel Wood. “Bohemian Rhapsody” failing Freddie Mercury. The Weeknd. Ninety The Weeknd’s. Malcolm X. We’re sorry, Anne Heche. That’s it. That’s the show description. Listen to the episode.

Wrapping up an interesting October, Kat & Marc talk their favorite watches of the month. Kat dissects “The Shining” and other Stanley Kubrick films, Marc tries to sell “TÁR” and the wonderful works of the late, great Marlon Riggs (“Tongues Untied” and “Black Is…Black Ain’t”) and they both are sorry, Mr. D’Onofrio.

This group of Deleted Scenes are from the Season 5 recording sessions earlier this year. Kat & Marc cover (almost) Valentine’s Day fights, “Purple Rain” and “Under the Cherry Moon,” and ranking of the Batman films. Also, Marc & Handsome Bane contemplation on when we can talk about Will Smith again.