You Had Me At Skip It

We're off this week, so we're bringing back to trek boys from Screening in Kingston! The Trek boys are back and they really ran out of time fast. Special Guest Tyler Vance finally saw the rest of Star Trek: Enterprise and gives his review of the entire series. Mike thinks this show is underrated and the two discuss where it sits in Star Trek fandom!  We'll be back next week with a new episode of Y...

Taylor turns to hallmark movies and reviews Hot Frosty. Mike reviews Saturday Night, a film based on the origin story of Saturday Night Live (SNL). We also announced our next book-movie club!!!! 

This week we continue our thriller and horror mode with reviews for The Substance, Megan, Prey for The Devil and Don't Move. We also answer fan questions about Glen Powell, Cruel Intentions, Christopher Nolan's next film and what a mailbag is. 

This week our hosts answer questions from our fans about Tom Hanks, Dirty Dancing, the best movies of the year, The Crow, comedy movies and so much more!

It's our Halloween special! This week we welcome special guest Matt Salton to talk about one of the scariest movies of all time, The Haunting of Julia also known as Full Circle. We also give you a fun Top 5 Halloween movies list as we dive into what we feel are the scariest movies of all time!

It's one week until Halloween so Taylor and Mike turn back to some horror movies and new October releases! Taylor reviews Brothers and Mike reviews Speak No Evil, our two hosts also discuss why they are not reviewing Woman of the Hour.   

Taylor turns back the clock and reviews Tourist Trap (1979). Mike also reviews Will & Harper, a documentary road trip film that debuted at various film festivals including TIFF. 

This week Mike and Taylor answer some fan questions and reactions about the Joker Folie à Deux. They also discuss the state of the DCEU, Robert Pattinson's future as Batman and the new Nosferatu trailer. This week they both review Hold Your Breath, a new "horror" movie on Disney Plus. 

This week Mike and Taylor discuss the terrible opening weekend of Megalopolis, clearly a fall flop and their general interests in seeing the movie or not. Taylor reviews The Crown remake and finally gives her thoughts on this and the film she loved from the 90s. Mike reviews His Three Daughters, a film getting some early Oscars buzz. 

This week Taylor recounts her motherhood story of the week as we reconnect after Taylor missed last week's episode. Taylor reviews MIlk and Serial, a movie on Youtube that has been creating a lot of buzz. Mike reviews Sing Sing and Am I Racist? He also makes a point to explain, in ways only Mike can, what a documentary is...thanks Mike. 

Due to a series of mother related duties, Taylor is gone this week and Mike rides solo for a short episode where he answers fan questions and even though not one has anything to do with Star Trek, he still manages to talk about Star Trek...The movies we had planned this week will be reviewed next week!

Mike finally sees the disappointment of the summer Borderlands and Taylor reviews The Deliverance, a new horror/suspense film on Netflix. 

This week Mike and Taylor catchup on some end of summer movies including Alien: Romulus, Longlegs and Jackpot! They also turn their attention to the fall movie season and discuss Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Joker: Folie à Deux and more.

This week, Mike chats with filmmakers Jennifer Gibson and Robert Vaughn about their new film This Time. Taylor and Mike are off this week, this episode is from another podcast of Sol One's called 1000 Meals with 1000 Artists. About This Time: In the heart of suburbia, sixteen-year-old, closeted Grace Walker is ensnared in a life that's been chosen for her. Her world is shaken when she inherits the...

It's our first movie club of You Had Me At Skip It! This week we're joined by Father James Quirk for Father Quirks Horror Drive-In Double Feature as we dive into Tremors (1990) and I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997). We give our thoughts and hear from our fans as we look back at two horror films from the 90s. 

This week Mike and Taylor play a game called Nepo Baby or Legacy Artist from producer Austin! We discuss the weekend box office, Borderlands bombing and the rise of Blake Lively's newest film It Ends With Us. Taylor reviews The First Omen and Mike reviews The Commandant's Shadow.

This week we dive right into our movie reviews as Mike reviews I.S.S and Trap, while Taylor reviews Babes. We also discuss M. Night Shyamalan's movies and his odd dialogue style, is it on purpose? We don't know, but we discuss! 

This week we announce our first movie club as we get set to look back at some horror films from the 90s! We answer fan questions that start host rants before Mike gives his non-spoiler review for Deadpool & Wolverine and Taylor reviews The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. 

Mike is very excited to see Deadpool & Wolverine this weekend, Taylor is not, and they discuss how Mike has been able to stay away from spoilers. Netflix's CEO has some comments about what audiences wanted and we have a new Joker 2 trailer to discuss before Mike reviews Twisters and Taylor reviews Thelma.

We have to start with talking about the announcement that the next Conjuring movie is indeed the final one! Mike and Taylor discuss their favourite horror cinematic universe. They also dive into some Armie Hammer news as Taylor updates us on a recent interview he gave. This week Mike reviews Fly Me To The Moon and Taylor reviews The Bikeriders. 

Mike and Taylor are back after a weird week, they discuss the lost episode of Screening in Kingston and Taylor reviews A Family Affair (Netflix) while Mike finally reviews A Quiet Place: Day One.

Due to illness, we've had to change our plans this week. As a special treat, here is the lost episode of Screening in Kingston that never made it on the podcast. Mike reviews Turtles All The Way Down and Taylor reviews The Fall Guy, both films opened late spring / early summer of this year.

This week Mike got the opening of A Quiet Place: Day One wrong so he ended up reviewing Bad Boys: Ride or Die because there was nothing else playing. Taylor brings back a popular segment from Screening in Kingston and runs through some headlines as we discuss recent movie news. 

Mike and Taylor discuss the trend of movies landing on screening platforms earlier, the state of movie theatres and the recent Armie Hammer news. Mike reviews Inside Out 2 and Taylor reviews Hit Man (2024). 

This week, Mike "complains" about news around his favourite book's upcoming movie adaptation and Taylor shares a story that explains why she is reviewing two movies this week and only this week. Taylor reviews Love Lies Bleeding and Maximum Overdrive (1986), Mike reviews The Watchers and Miller's Girl.