This week we discuss the cult favorite film, The Burbs. This film was recommended so many times by our listeners, did we take the opportunity to destroy another listener favorite?

In this episode we discuss the Tom Hank's characters we have loved and compared them to The Burbs. We also discuss Joe Dante and some missed opportunities we think he had. Finally, we discuss the writer's strike of 1988 and how we think that impacted this film.

Tyler gives us a history minute talking about the infamous serial killer Henri Landru and the history of a culdesac. 

Audience asks this week had us really thinking about our own neighbors and the experiences we have had. Can you guess which one of us also thought a neighbor was a vampire?

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This week we discuss the cult favorite film, The Ghost and the Darkness. This film was a Tyler choice that he dragged Shae through kicking and screaming, was it worth the struggle?

In this episode we discuss the character development or lack thereof in the film. We also discuss the special effects and the use of real life lions in the film. Finally, we discuss the inclusion of Michael Douglas's character Remington and if it was useful to further the narrative of the film.

Tyler gives us a history minute talking about the real life story from Tsavo, Africa vs the film as well as the book it is based on. Did they stay faithful to the real story or did they take too many creative licenses?

Audience asks this week had us really pondering the Sci-fi elements in the film as well as the question of what really happened to Remington? Tune in for our thoughts!

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This week we discuss the Christopher Nolan film, The Prestige. This film leads us to a fight as per usual for us, who is the villain Angier or Borden?

In this episode we discuss the main characters obsessions throughout the film and try to find which one is more relatable. We also go through each supporting character trying to find the hero of the film. Is Cutter the hero? Or just another villain

Tyler gives us a history minute talking about the feud between Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla. He also gives a personal history minute explaining how this feud led to a Valentines gift for us!

Audience asks this week had us thinking about Sci Fi vs Magic. Which one is more fulfilling and which do we really prefer?

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This week we discuss the classic horror film, "Let The Right One In  We discuss both the original foreign film and the American remake and give our preference. 

In this episode we compare both Let The Right One in and Let Me In and discuss what reasons we think each film was made. Shae comes up with a theory that the books in the movie tell more of a story of the director's intentions. Tyler questions whether or not Vampire's can live in the cold and we both discuss whether this is a child romance or the case of vampire grooming. 

Tyler gives us a history minute talking about Morse code. He also discusses the vampire traits the movie gives us vs the ones the movie left out! 

Audience asks this week reconnected us with an old listener. We discuss the reasons for having a brunette vampire in a Scandinavian country as well as the movie's representation between male and female friendship.

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This week we discuss the classic horror film, "A Nightmare on Elm Street.  This week Tyler has us rank some classic horror villians and how they will fare in a battle royale, we DO NOT agree!

In this episode Shae experiences A Nightmare on Elm Street for the first time where Tyler is a repeat watcher. Our discussion  centers around the campiness of the acting of leads like Johnny Depp, the cutting edge special effects of the time and the theme of childhood issues stemming from their parents. 

Tyler gives us a history minute talking about the missing child featured on a poster in the movie who was really missing in real life, Kevin Collins.

Audience asks this week came through as we knew it would for a classic, was Nancy the TRUE final girll?

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This week we discuss the true crime story of family annihilator Christian Longo and the Hollywood movie made about it "True Story".  While normally we like to argue with each other, True Story had us arguing with the directors as well as Mike Finkel on choices made for the direction of True Story.

In this episode we do our best to give you the details we could find about the True Crime story of Christian Longo. From there we discuss the movie's perspective of Mike Finkel and why we think this perspective did a disservice to the film. Could Jonah Hill and James Franco be taken seriously in a serious role? Does a killer deserve to have their story told? 

Tyler give us a history minute talking about the history of Carlo Gesualdo the composer who murdered his family as talked about in the move. Was this a creative liberty or did this actually happen?

Audience asks this week came with some good questions, mostly about the cast. Would we have picked different actors?

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This week we discuss the movie The Greatest Showman (2017) We are a podcasting couple that loves to disagree about movies. The Greatest Showman (2017) is a movie we mostly agreed on but we definitely disagreed with the critics!

In this episode we tackled a lot of questions. Was PT Barnum really an advocate for people who are different? What The Greatest Showman got wrong? Did PT Barnum really cheat on his wife? Is the movie problematic and why?

Tyler give us a history minute talking about the history of the circus. Did you know that England had oddities before the USA? Come hear all about it and more!

Audience asks this week came with some good questions. How did the bar scene stack up in our favorites? 

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This week we discuss the movie Queenpins (2021). We are a podcasting couple that loves to disagree about movies. Queenpins is a movie though that we found a lot to agree on in the best ways!

As resellers that got their start with couponing, this movie was a great way to reminisce about how our business started! We all discuss Connie and Ricks up and down marriage, the idea of giving a former fraudster your personal information and whether or not Queenpins is based on a true story.

Tyler give us a history minute talking about the history of coupons. Do you know which company gave the very first coupon? 

Also, our audience asks section is morphed this week into a tribute to a new podcast friends "The Internet is a Toilet" find out why we give them a shoutout!

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This week we discuss the movie Baby Driver (2017). We are a podcasting couple that loves to disagree about movies and Baby Driver gave us quite a bit to discuss!

Our discussion centers around a few big questions in the movie. Does Debora know Doc? Where did Griff go? If this was a super hero origin movie what would his power be? Is the ending real or fantasy? And so many more!

Tyler give us a history minute talking about the history of the Post Office. And we take audience questions where we are faced with the fact that two actors in this movie are accused of sexual assault. Does that impact the viewing experience? We discuss it!

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We are a podcasting couple who loves to disagree about all things movie related and anything else that might spark in our crazy mind! Do you have a hate/ love relationship with your best friend/ partner? You will so relate to this podcast!

This week we are covering Paddington (2014). Our stream of consciousness style centers around the exotic dancer aka Uncle, the ease pretty people have it, and the history of Marmalade!

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