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Maybe the year of meeting other humans almost exclusively on zoom zoom zoom removed the boom boom boom from our hearts in regards to this movie. Zenon may have been a disappointment, but we are still big fans of Supernova Girl.

Sadly, no cartoon Kelly exists in this movie, but our girl Hilary Duff still shines in this 2002 *definitely not NOT propaganda* DCOM.

How well do you know your DCOM taglines?

What do you get when you mix two pre-teen girls and a weather machine? The Ultimate Christmas Present! Listen this week as the gal's discuss this 2000 holiday flick.

Bryan Cranston stars as Nick in this 2001 snow-show of a movie. It has everything you never knew you needed in a Christmas film: terrible computer lingo, a brainy sister, tickle fights and a weird sub-plot about extortion. Listen now!

This 2003 film tells the traditional story of Hanukkah with a fun, basketball-filled twist. That twist includes a bah-mom, questionable jokes and an even more questionable rap. Where can we get a magic generator?!

Cinderella may be stuck in a dark, cold, dusty cellar, but the fond memories of this DCOM sure aren't ! Listen as the gals and guest talk (and sing) about 2003's Cheetah Girls

The year 1998 gave us the hands down, absolute, without any question, best DCOM - Halloweentown. We're talking top tier costumes, plot, atmosphere and writing. You already know this is a straight 5/5, but listen anyway as the gals and special guest discuss this Millennial favorite.

Arguably Disney's scariest DCOM, Don't Look Under the Bed kept Millennials up at night in the late 90s and early 2000s. Between the creepy imagery, stellar makeup and spooky special effects, this movie still stands the test of time. Listen to the gals and a special guest discuss this week's movie!

Continuing ~spoopy~ season, this week the gals discuss the first official DCOM - Under Wraps!

Forget Twitches, this is the real kick-start to our Halloween season! This movie has it all: romance, gumball falling gags, a velvet sack getting tossed over someone's head and of course, a giant sword in an asteroid. Listen this week as the gals get into 2000's Phantom of the Megaplex.

2005's Twitches was one of our most heavily suggested DCOMs...and we can't for the life of us figure out why.