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The hosts dissect the misguided satire of a 90s film, critiquing its portrayal of college culture and activism. They explore the cultural value of 'dumb' movies, analyzing comedic performances and societal messaging. The chapter delves into apathy, privilege, and societal resistance to change, drawing parallels to modern issues like gender roles and marginalized groups.

Our heroes enjoy some unique creature design.

The podcast discusses the overlooked biopic 'Rush' with a focus on contrasting characters, risky decisions, and the dynamic between James Hunt and Nicki Lauda. The hosts explore director Ron Howard's career, reflect on mistakes in the film, and share their surprising enjoyment of the movie.

Guest co-host Hana Michels joins the hosts to discuss the film 'I Saw The TV Glow' exploring themes of violence on television, psychological ambiguity, self-discovery, found footage film techniques, suffocation parallels, and the impact of a mindful movie on emotions and atmosphere in horror.

Topics Include: Twisters, The Acolyte, Eric, Ghostlight, The Present, The Bikeriders, Megalopolis, and the next Lord Of The Rings film.

Exploring nostalgic music and movie soundtracks from the 80s, discussing stunt work and themes in action films, dissecting Hannah Waddingham's performance, creative filming techniques, collaborative relationships in filmmaking, analyzing marketing tactics and box office performance, praising blockbuster movies, and promoting exclusive podcast content and merchandise.

Our hosts discover the 90s grunge indie roots of psychic bigfoot.

Topics Include: Mufasa, The Glassworker, Presumed Innocent, Insomnia, Lee, Bad Behavior, Monster, Mind Body Spirit, Baahubali: Crown Of Blood, and all that business with The Rock.

Our heroes hunt a vampire.

Hosts Tom and Dave break down one of the darkest holiday films ever made.