We Should Do This Again Sometime with Kat & Marc

When you pod with someone, you’ve got to trust them; there’s no other way. You’ve got to give them the keys to your RedCircle account. Otherwise, what’s the point? This week, Kat and Marc joined by the lovely Melysette of the “A Frightful Fret” podcast. We discuss two classic Martin Scorsese films “Goodfellas” and “Casino.” We close the episode by reviewing Scorsese’s odd and quirky “After Hours.”

In the 1950’s, Jamaicans showed us the way. But there’s a difference between knowing the path and walking the path. Join us down the 90’s ska rabbit hole as we review “Clueless,” the cult classic “But I’m a Cheerleader” and “10 Things I Hate About You.” Mostly, you hate the way you don't hate ska, not even close, not even a little bit, not even at all.

Kat wonders in her diary if celebrity voice acting is a Catch-22 through the lens of “Shrek”.

No, the show has not moved to Florida. The duo turns into a trinity with Dan The Sequel to review “ RoboCop ,” “The Matrix” and “ Last Action Hero .” No, Neo would not have knocked the plant over.

Waste not, want not! In the eight installment of Deleted Scenes, Kat discusses regret over Disney rides, Marc ponders the post-COVID turn-up, and Brother Matthew loves Edgar Wright.

Last week, pigs flew. This week, Hell freezes over. Come chill with Kat & Marc as they review “Batman & Robin,” “Blade” and “Daredevil.” Also, read Marc’s frosty review of “Batman & Robin” at https://letterboxd.com/showinmadlov/film/batman-robin/. And don’t give us the cold shoulder. Tip your waitress at Kathryn-Chinetti on Venmo.

For March, Kat & Marc will be stuck in the 90’s. To kick things off, they link with Handsome Bane to discuss legendary Japanese animator and director Hayao Miyakai films “Kiki’s Delivery Service,” “Porco Rosso” and “Princess Mononoke.” Would you rather be a pig or a fascist? Who does Ashitaka serve? Can a movie about a flying pig teach you to love yourself? Listen and find out.

Instead of discussing the systemic failure of Texas’ government, infrastructure and political leadership that led to the eventual deaths of dozens of people during last week’s winter storm, the 44th US President chastises Marc for not properly celebrating Black History Month.

October and November gave us a lot of scares, laughs and takes! This latest episode of Deleted Scenes unearths Robert Englund stories, Lindsay Lohan, and more scary movie takes.

Kat writes about her fears over the infamous Snyder Cut and the implications of its upcoming release.

Did we get it right? In this week’s episode, Kat and Marc revisit “Captain Marvel,” “Wonder Woman 1984” and “Birds of Prey” to see how or if they’ve aged well. Also, a small discussion of the MCU film tier breaks out. Which film(s) is the exception?

Before we dive into 2021, Kat, Marc and guest Matthew take a look back at their favorite movie watching experiences from 2020. Recorded on MLK Day, the gang explores the necessary evil that is “Black Widow”, the year of Spike Lee and 2021 movies we are eagerly anticipating. 

Last week, our heroes questioned what a Christmas movie is. This week, they may have answered it. Take a wild journey through Marc’s favorite Christmas movies (“Jingle All The Way,” “Die Hard” and “Go”).

The feeling when you watch a Christmas movie but it’s really not a Christmas movie but it still works…?? The dynamic duo explore some of Kat’s favorite Christmas films (“Klaus,” “Love Actually” and the newly released “Jingle Jangle") and Marc defends “A Christmas Story.”

The 6th installment of Deleted Scenes takes us back to the magical night that Kat, Kelen, and Marc recorded “21-Boing Salute” in October. From the cutting room floor, we get the trio’s thoughts on Sex and the City, celebrity crushes, and the MCU. More takes, more laughs, more life, more everything!

’Tis time to get into the holiday spirit! Nothing says “Christmas” more than Christopher Nolan, the Muppets, and Duckman. In this week’s episode, Marc reflects on his experience watching “Tenet” [WARNING: There are mild spoilers! To avoid, you can skip to (10:00) timestamp] and the duo dives into “Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas,” “A Muppet Family Christmas” and “The Muppet Christmas Carol”.

Give thanks, bitches.

To wrap up our Halloween series, albeit a week before Thanksgiving, Kat and Marc discuss some exception work from horror director and icon Wes Craven. The episode starts with reviewing the first two “Scream” films and ends with the wild ride that is “A Nightmare on Elm Street.”

Coming off of one of the most important presidential elections of our lifetime, Kat and Marc give their thoughts on US President-elect Joe Biden’s win over our current Sith Lord in Chief.

'Tis the season, ghost and goblins! In this Halloween edition of WSDTAS, Kat & Marc close out October with a scream! They cover a few of Kat’s favorite horror flicks (“The Cabin in the Woods”, “Halloween (2018)” and “The Creature from the Black Lagoon”), decided which is the best “Halloween” (1978 vs 2018), and the best of what they’ve covered this month. 

Welcome to the fifth installment of Deleted Scenes. Yes, we record so much heat it can’t fit on all the other episodes. You’re welcome. Kat & Marc talk coyotes possibly procreating during a movie screening, fashion icon Kyle Barker, and problematic celebrity crushes. Again, you’re welcome.

The Godfather of Hyphen Podcast Group Kelen Conley makes his first (well, second) appearance on WSDTAS. The gang was tasked to discuss John Carpenter (“Halloween”, “The Thing” and “Big Trouble in Little China”) but they got sidetracked by Kurt Russell being Kurt Russell. Also, what’s with Michael Myers’ affinity for nipples? They all take a deep dive, in more ways than one. The Boing Counter: Off...

October’s thriller theme continues with examining the trilogy arch of director Tim Burton (“Beetlejuice”, “Edward Scissorhands” and “Mars Attacks!”). Kat & Marc explore how Burton views society through his creative lens. First, Marc conjures a plan on how the movie theaters could potentially save themselves.

In this week’s episode, Handsome Bane returns to discuss the trilogy arch of director Henry Selick by way of “James and the Giant Peach”, “A Nightmare Before Christmas” and “Coraline”. Also, Tim Burton is put in the mix and Batman Soundtrack conspiracy theories are tossed around. Setting the tone for October in true Kat & Marc fashion.

Marc wonders if he should give Christopher Nolan’s Tenet a try while it’s still in theaters.