An examination of the films Hollywood left behind
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In this episode, Andy and Stephanie discuss lizard people and drugs as they review Terry Gilliam’s FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS. Andy fanboys and Stephanie invents a new game – it looks like Riff Raff if… Plus, did you know who Johnny Depp’s best friend is?
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In this episode, Andy and Stephanie discuss post 9/11 comedy and 100% good boys as they review Adam McKay’s ANCHORMAN: THE LEGEND OF RON BURGANDY. Andy reminisces about his teen years and Stephanie shares that NASA doesn’t know how periods work. Plus: Stephanie’s butt touched Kevin Bacon’s butt via the transitive property.
Reading Recommendations: More than Just Men: Women in the Newsroom
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In this episode, Andy and Stephanie discuss Doordash and incels as they review Ben Stiller’s THE CABLE GUY. Andy reveals he has been to Medieval Times too many times and Stephanie takes it there. Plus: why cell phone stores are the worst.
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In this episode, Andy and Stephanie discuss Barney the Dinosaur and vegan hot dogs as they review Danny DeVito’s DEATH TO SMOOCHY. Andy marvels at how disappointed he was in Danny’s Devito’s directing and Stephanie loves an Irish Mafia Mommy, Tommy. Plus: a peek into children’s media.
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The Unbearable Blandness of Barney, a Review of I Love You, You Hate MeWatching Rec: Kidding, starring Jim Carrey, available on Paramount Plus
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In this episode, Andy and Stephanie discuss portals under passenger seats as they review Goran Dukić’s WRISTCUTTERS: A LOVE STORY. Andy has ennui and Stephanie starts a cult turf war. Obviously, a good part of the episode is spent mooning over Tom Waits. PLUS: The return of Stephanie’s dream interpretations, brought to you by Carls Jr.!
Reading Recommendations: Etgar Karat’s “Kneller’s Happy Campers”
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In this episode, Andy and Stephanie discuss theatre and improv as they review Christopher Guest’s WAITING FOR GUFFMAN. Andy discusses mockumentaries and Guest’s crew of actors and Stephanie goes to Steak and Shake. Plus: did you know that this movie has three ways to do the Kevin Bacon game in one? Because Stephanie didn’t.
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In this episode, Andy and Stephanie discuss Netflix Christmas Trash as they review Alex Zamm’s A CHRISTMAS PRINCE. Andy wonders how many people Rudy has killed and Stephanie HAD to bring up Die Hard (against her better judgment). Plus: Andy is mad that all Romanians don’t look like Vampires.
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In this episode, Andy and Stephanie discuss Chicago, rock and roll, and cocaine as they review John Landis’s THE BLUES BROTHERS. Andy hates on the director and Stephanie shits on the Catholic Church. We’re on a mission from God.
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In this episode, Andy and Stephanie discuss blonde twinks and baby Jim Carrey as they review Julien Temple’s EARTH GIRLS ARE EASY. Andy pines for Rocky Horror Picture Show and Stephanie needs a Valium (or five). Plus: a live reading of Julie Brown’s lyrics.
Reading Rec: Earth Girls are Easy
Watching Rec: Angelyne, on Peacock
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In this episode, Andy and Stephanie discuss Lord of the Rings and old white ladies as they review John Boorman’s EXCALIBUR. Andy talks mosquito bite sex scenes and Stephanie discloses aspects of the director’s will. Plus: a watching rec!
Watching Recommendations: Cursed, on Netflix