Episodes
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This week we head to the old West with Blazing Saddles (1974) and its head-scratching animated remake Paws of Fury (2022) and discuss white buffoonery, punching down at gay people, underestimating the intelligence of children, and history-making farts.
Timestamps
0:06:36 - Blazing Saddles (1974)
0:46:01 - Paws of Fury (2022)
1:12:15 - Outro
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This week we discover the shaky footage of Cloverfield (2008) and its sequel The Cloverfield Paradox (2018) and discuss actually talking about your feelings, harassment disguised as humor, forcing recognizable properties into unrelated stories, and arms with brains.
Timestamps
0:06:25 - Cloverfield (2008)
0:45:30 - The Cloverfield Paradox (2018)
1:15:03 - Outro
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This week we light the black flame candle with Hocus Pocus (1993) and Hocus Pocus 2 (2022) and discuss growth through vulnerability, misogyny in witch lore, letting villains be villains, and Roombas as modes of transportation.
Timestamps
0:05:50 - Hocus Pocus (1993)
0:41:54 - Hocus Pocus 2 (2022)
1:08:11 - Outro
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This week we watch the cursed tapes of Ringu (1998) and its American remake The Ring (2002) and discuss the importance of sharing stories, trying to survive in the patriarchy, gross takes about infertility, and horses getting eaten by boats.
Timestamps
0:08:20 - Ringu (1998)
0:36:30 - The Ring (2002)
1:11:21 - Outro
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This week we wish upon a star with two Disney versions of Pinocchio (1940 & 2022) and discuss Christian moralist scare tactics, keeping minority characters out of sight, performative apologies, and the origins of Red Lobster.
Timestamps
0:05:42 - Pinocchio (1940)
0:38:42 - Pinocchio (2022)
1:09:10 - Outro
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This week we speak with the animals of Doctor Dolittle (1998) and Dolittle (2020) and discuss harmful effects of children's programming, cycles of generational trauma, allowing yourself to be loved, and gay penguins.
Timestamps
0:06:34 - Doctor Dolittle (1998)
0:32:57 - Dolittle (2020)
1:05:37 - Outro
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This week we get to the choppa with Predator (1987) and its new prequel Prey (2022) and discuss allegories for queerness, the predatory nature of the American military, indigenous storytelling, and big muscle handshake memes.
Timestamps
0:06:07 - Predator (1987)
0:41:22 - Prey (2022)
1:23:44 - Outro
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This week we grab our shovels to dig up two versions of Pet Sematary (1989 & 2019) and discuss grief without community, unintentional anti-colonialism commentary, gross tropes about disabilities in horror, and how everyone needs therapy.
Timestamps
0:06:48 - Pet Sematary (1989)
0:32:49 - Pet Sematary (2019)
1:05:52 - Outro
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This week we are joined by Tim Ward to check our inboxes with The Shop Around the Corner (1940) and its remake You've Got Mail (1998) and discuss apologies from capitalists, abusing the power of anonymity, healthy mutual breakups, and an impromptu Jane Austen book club.
Timestamps
0:05:42 - The Shop Around the Corner (1940)
0:43:26 - You've Got Mail (1998)
1:18:50 - Outro
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This week we tap into our memories with two versions of Total Recall (1990 & 2012) and discuss bad depictions of futuristic technology, misogynistic views of wifely duties, desexualizing prominent characters, and Mars erasure.
Timestamps
0:05:52 - Total Recall (1990)
0:40:27 - Total Recall (2012)
1:07:33 - Outro
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This week we light a match with the original Firestarter (1984) and its recent remake (2022) and discuss children developing their morality, the power of young women, performative inclusivity, and putting cops in the toilet.
Timestamps
0:04:12 - Firestarter (1984)
0:41:58 - Firestarter (2022)
1:17:15 - Outro
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This week we are joined by Ashley Potter-Taylor in the French théâtre for two versions of The Phantom of the Opera (1925 & 2004) and discuss early 1900s incel culture, grooming grossly recontextualized as romance, the trope of deformity causing villainy, and sugar daddy dreams.
Timestamps
0:07:47 - The Phantom of the Opera (1925)
0:40:29 - The Phantom of the Opera (2004)
1:23:26 - Outro
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This week we take on the zombie hordes of Resident Evil (2002) and Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City (2021) and discuss the horror of major conglomerates, the power of nudity, staying too true to source material, and slippery bathrooms.
Timestamps
0:07:22 - Resident Evil (2002)
0:41:17 - Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City (2021)
1:00:45 - Outro
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This week we turn on the bat signal to summon Batman Returns (1992) and The Batman (2022) and discuss rejecting mainstream expectations of femininity, grown men acting like children, well-written villains, and using cats as an excuse to say "pussy."
Timestamps
0:06:35 - Batman Returns (1992)
0:39:55 - The Batman (2022)
1:18:21 - Outro
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This week we are joined by Shelby Murray to take a stab at the original Scream (1996) and its same-titled sequel (2022) and discuss being defined by trauma, violent toxic fandom, not relying on cops, and nepotism babies.
Timestamps
0:07:59 - Scream (1996)
0:41:11 - Scream (2022)
1:16:44 - Outro
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This week we deal with too many kids in two versions of Cheaper by the Dozen (2003 & 2022) and discuss gender stereotypes in parental roles, casual uses of homophobic language, heavy-handed performative wokeness, and Steve Martin-inspired daddy issues.
Timestamps
0:04:18 - Cheaper by the Dozen (2003)
0:40:38 - Cheaper by the Dozen (2022)
1:09:47 - Outro
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This week we are joined by Chris Gonzalez to snap our fingers along with West Side Story (1961 & 2021) and discuss the prison of performing masculinity, proximity to power not equaling power, white storytellers appropriating the experiences of others, and post-nut clarity.
Timestamps
0:07:11 - West Side Story (1961)
0:50:45 - West Side Story (2021)
1:25:47 - Outro
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This week we are joined by Larry Fried to monkey around with Planet of the Apes (1968) and Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011) and discuss the self-pity of men with power, killing off marginalized characters, greed as the primary cause of the apocalypse, and movies ruined by James Franco.
Timestamps
0:11:27 - Planet of the Apes (1968)
0:48:28 - Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011)
1:22:59 - Outro
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This week we are joined by K Anderson as we throw a party with two versions of The Boys in the Band (1970 & 2020) and discuss expectations of a model minority, struggling with expressions of queer identity, watered down happy endings, and the beauty of flaccidity.
Timestamps
0:05:37 - The Boys in the Band (1970)
0:53:38 - The Boys in the Band (2020)
1:33:54 - Outro
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