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This week! We watched the film that is responsible for Kayleigh's love of theater, it's Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber's "The Phantom of the Opera" (2004)! Listen to the music of the night as Ryan attempts to comprehend the plot and the under water candles while Kayleigh shares her greatest fears and her desire for "candelabra money." All this and so much more on this special musical episode! Interruption: "Knockin Boots" by Candyman feat. Tone Loc *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly*

"Et tu, Vixen?" That's right! We watched "The Hebrew Hammer" (2003) with special guest, Tom! Listen in as the trio discusses a club for Ryans, a secret handshake for redheads, and how TV used to be so boring, we would just stop watching it. Interruption: "Take Me There" by Blackstreet and Mya (1998) *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly*

This week! We're celebrating Batman Day by watching the film that asks if a woman can make an entire outfit from one leather jacket, "Batman Returns" (1992)! Listen in as Ryan praises Absolute Batman, Kayleigh talks about the Moses of it all, and they both discuss the musical stylings of Enuff Z'Nuff and Riff Raff. Interruption: "What's My Name" by Rihanna feat. Drake *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly *Corrections and Omissions: not all types of penguins mate for life

This week! There is no cautionary tale a teen won't ignore, including "17 Again" (2009). Listen in as Ryan and Kayleigh discuss sitcoms, what they would do in a 17 again situation, and how social media changed the high school experience.  Interruption: "The Choice is Yours" by Black Sheep*Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly **Trigger warning: this episode contains a brief conversation about gun violence and suicide

This week! We have given a name to our film and it's Batman (1989)! Listen in as Kayleigh ranks the caped crusaders, Ryan argues why the sum of the film's parts (Prince, Danny Elfman, Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson) are better than it's flaws (the cowl), and they both debate the age old question, did Batman make the Joker?  Interruption: "The Suburbs" by Arcade Fire (directed by Spike Jonze)  *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly*

This week! We watched a film with sweltering heat and sizzling solar panels, "Sahara" (2005)! Listen in as Ryan questions the prevalence of cellphones in 2005, Kayleigh questions the probability of successfully pulling a "Panama", and they both wonder what people should do with unused fire extinguishers.  Interruption: "Straight Up" by Paula Abdul  *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly*

This week! We watched a film that asks the age old question, is he a real boy? D.A.R.Y.L is a film about A.I. made before the Internet was widely available. Listen in as Kayleigh explains "Race to Witch Mountain," Ryan talks about the power of chosen family, and they both discuss the magic of baseball.  Interruption: "Airplanes" by B.o.B feat. Hayley Williams *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly* Trigger warning: this episode contains conversations about assault

This week! We turn blue for "Big Fat Liar" (2005)!Listen in as Ryan and Kayleigh discuss pink feather dusters, soulmates, palm pilots, and their favorite TV show all while avoiding discussing this movie.  Interruption: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson  *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly* *Trigger warning: this episode contains conversations about Dan Schneider's elicit behavior towards minors.

Get ready for some arcade talk y'all because this week, we watched a film that answers the question, what if you combined the plots of Star Wars and Enders Game and set the story in northern California. That's right! We watched "The Last Star Fighter" (1984). Listen in as Ryan asks what that flap do and Kayleigh questions if Centauri is a gay icon or just a Doctor Who type.  Interruption: "Pretty Girl Rock" by Keri Hilson *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly*

This week! We watched the film that inspired the phrase "manic pixie dream girl" and birthed a generation of quirky girls, "Elizabethtown" (2005). Listen in as Ryan questions if the Späsmodica shoe would actually make people return to bare feet, Kayleigh makes it clear that you're not gonna catch her in the Air Gawrsh 1s, and they both recount the anxiety and chaos of meeting family for the first time.  Interruption: "Treat 'Em Right" by Chubb Rock *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly*

This week! We watched the film that single-handedly convinced an entire generation to name their kids Madison, "Splash" (1984)! Listen in as Ryan questions fish anatomy, Kayleigh lets everyone know how she really feels about beaches, and they both share their ideas for a recast.  Interruption: "Evacuate the Dance Floor" by Cascada *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly*  Corrections and Omissions: The actress from "Mean Girls" whom Kayleigh refers to is powerhouse/all around badass Renee Rapp. The lyrics to "Everytime We Touch" are actually "...I swear I could fly." Kayleigh apologizes for misremembering these lyrics, but in her defense, she was infected by the sound.

This week! We watched the nonstop progression of calamities that is "Are We There Yet" (2005). Listen in as Ryan and Kayleigh discuss being fired from GameStop, that sweet spot in human history between the invention of the internet and smart phones, and advocate for the return of Sprewells. Interruption: "F**k Tha Police" by N.W.A* Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly*

Happy highest of holidays to all who partake! We're celebrating with the Dave Chappelle written and starring classic, "Half Baked" (1998). Listen in as Ryan and Kayleigh share their first exposure to and experiences with the reason for the season and give their final thoughts on the questionable morals in this icon-packed comedy. Interruption: "Young, Wild & Free" by Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly **Trigger warning: In this episode, we discuss the many complications of Dave Chappelle and Jim Brewer

This week! We watched the Shakespeare inspired, soccer centered, gender-swapping classic, "She's The Man" (2006). Listen in as Ryan debates the attractiveness of the Mother Mary, Kayleigh once again defends Shaq's acting career, and together, they discover the origins of the notorious Eastern Motors song.  Interruption: "Miss You Much" by Janet Jackson Corrections and Omissions: Viola and Sebastian are twins in both the play and the film.The actor from "Ice Princess" is Michelle Tratchenberg.The book Kayleigh references is "The Complete Book of Magic and Witchcraft" and it was first published in 1971. However, it references texts and practices that existed in the time of Shakespeare.

This week, to celebrate the biggest eastern snow season in a decade, we watched the Cuba Gooding Jr. and Sisqó led film, "Snow Dogs" (2002)! Listen in as Ryan and Kayleigh discuss paw-peteers, Nana's plot, Ben Gibbard impressions, and if this film is one of the many Disney stories that could be perceived as a fever dream. Interruption: "My Prerogative" by Bobby Brown *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly*