In honor of Halloween, Julia and Hannah watched The Exorcist for the first time and BOY WAS IT A LOT TO DEAL WITH. In this Mini Movie Moments episode, the ladies discuss their feelings about this 1973 classic. What did they love? What did they hate? What has been burned in their brains forever that they wish they could just forget but can’t and will probably need some type of therapy over? Hide the pea soup – it’s time for Film Roast!

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Totally tubular, man! Stranger Things Season 2 is officially out and J & H are officially here to discuss all things strange in this week’s Coffee Corner! What was the best part of Season 2? Did it live up to the hype? What was totally unnecessary (ahem, Max)? How does it compare to Season 1? And can we all just talk about how amazing Sean Astin  (aka, the real MVP of ANYTHING) is? Get ready to bust out your best Hopper dance moves – it’s time for Film Roast! *This episode contains spoilers.*

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We recorded this in the morning so we’re actually drinking coffee, which is a big deal. In this episode of Coffee Corner, we discuss our feelings about the new Netflix series Mindhunter in all its true crime goodness/horribleness. And in honor of the spookiest time of the year, we discuss some of our fave Halloween traditions and best costumes of all time (including some fake chest hair). Plus! Don’t forget to tune into Facebook on Oct. 29th at 6 PM PST as we livestream our reactions to watching The Exorcist for the first time ever. *Douses self with holy water.*

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Happy Halloween from your favorite over-caffeinated co-hosts – it’s the Best Horror Movies of the Last Five Years episode! We’re talking 2012  until now, y’all, and boy has it been a stellar five years for horror! Hannah and Julia discuss the movies they think stand out, including some indie and retro scares, a surprising sleeper hit, two blockbusters, a film that brilliantly made fun of horror movies, and one that features what may be the most annoying child of all time, ever (again! We love this movie!). Plus, the ladies discuss some Star Wars movie news and Hannah gets worked up about a certain Justice League poster. It’s all treat, no tricks – it’s time for Film Roast!

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Julia and Hannah are back with another edition of Mini Movie Moments! Hear their thoughts on the latest installment of Kingsman and see if they enjoyed it or did not (spoiler: they did not). Don’t miss the first few minutes where they share the plot, part of the trailer, and their non-spoiler thoughts on the film. Then, jump into the spoiler section where Julia gives high praise to one particular character and where Hannah hates on an entire group of characters. You won’t want to miss it!

Grab your umbrella and tailored suits — It’s time for Film Roast: Mini Movie Moments!

Also, for any Film Roast merchandise purchased now through the end of the month we will be donating a portion of the proceeds to Red Cross and the victims of the Las Vegas shooting. You can help us with the relief effort by visiting filmroastshow.threadless.com

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**Warning: This conversation includes the topic of sexual assault. While we do not go into details about any of these assaults, listener discretion is advised**

This week, Hannah and Julia cover a sensitive subject about the ongoing allegations against movie mogul Harvey Weinstein. Both ladies will share their thoughts and sympathize with the victims of the tragedy. They’ll speak about their thoughts on Hollywood, sexual harassment, and much more. But first, they share their caffeinated beverages of the day. Julia explains why her trip to the coffee shop was 3 times as long today and Hannah shares why her liver is struggling. You don’t want to miss it, so settle down and grab you a cup of joe — It’s time for Film Roast: Coffee Corner!

Also, for any Film Roast merchandise purchased now through the end of the month we will be donating a portion of the proceeds to Red Cross and the victims of the Las Vegas shooting. You can help us with the relief effort by visiting filmroastshow.threadless.com

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We’re taking a different approach to our usual Coffee Corners and instead using this episode to focus on the Las Vegas tragedy this week. We will be sharing our thoughts and heartache about the event, so please use discretion in listening as we will discuss (though not in depth) details of the shooting. Also, for any Film Roast merchandise purchased now through the end of the month we will be donating a portion of the proceeds to Red Cross. You can help us with the relief effort by visiting filmroastshow.threadless.com

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We’re ready for your Twitter rage – it’s the Movies Everyone Loves But We Hate episode! Why are there certain movies everyone seem to enjoy but are really just the worst, or just sort of “meh”? Julia and Hannah dissect some iconic classics, including a Pixar favorite, an infamous James Cameron film, and every teenage girl’s favorite chick flick ever. Plus, buckle up for what may be one of Julia’s most passionate rants ever about a certain 1971 romantic comedy. Really, just, why? Also, we finally announce the winner of our merch contest! Please don’t hate us – it’s time for Film Roast!

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In this installment of Coffee Corner, Hannah and Julia discuss This is Us (which Julia can’t stand), the Kardashian pregnancy rumors (along with other not real things that have probably happened to the Kardashians), and an announcement this week from Julia Louis-Dreyfus. Also, happy belated National Coffee Day! Grind the beans and grab your favorite mug – it’s time for Coffee Corner!

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Oy freaking vey, y’all. Hannah and Julia bring you another Mini Movie Moments, this time about the artistic atrocity or gem (depending who you ask) that is Darren Aronofsky’s latest film. mother! stars Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem as a man and wife living a tranquil existence in a remote house until their worlds are turned upside down by the arrival of two strangers, played by Michelle Pfeiffer and Ed Harris. Since its release, mother! has polarized audiences and critics alike, who either hate or love this movie. Julia and Hannah discuss their opinion and theories about mother!, including all the parts that seriously made no damn sense (and there were A LOT). And get off the sink – IT’S NOT BRACED, OKAY?

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