Movies We Missed

In a time before Stephen Baldwin was born again, he starred in this “rom-com” doing weird sex stuff with Lara Flynn Boyle and Josh Charles. Justin Bieber’s father in law played college pervert Stuart alongside Boyle’s Alex and Charles’s Eddy. Jane and Brandon cover this 90’s almost classic dealing with sexuality, identity, and best of all, the unwavering pretension of a few 20-somethings in college. Don’t let the 30% rating on rotten tomatoes scare you. We actually liked this one!

This week Brandon’s and Jane cover 1991’s Soapdish. We discuss everything from 1980’s Kevin Kline’s comedic genius to Sally Field’s innate ability to capture every very human emotion. We also discuss that problematic ending too. Lots of laughs and a few critiques (Which is how my co-host describes a night with her in her Hinge bio). Listen wherever you get your pods!

Enjoy this remastered edition of our 20th episode, originally picked by Brandon and released on September 23, 2021.It's Liza. It's Burt. It's Rent-A-Cop.

This week, Brandon and Jane go Back to the Future Part II. They discuss the fragile continuity of time travel films, draft dodging in the alternate timeline we live in, and the curious case of the two Jennifers. And of course, wigs, they talk about wigs. Press play and don't forget your hoverboard!

This week, Brandon and Jane cover 2003 sensual psychological horror romance thriller, The Room. This is an unhinged conversation about an unhinged cinematic masterpiece. Denny, Tommy, Greg, Claudette and the rest of the gang are all here! The circumstances are just as implausible as you remember them. There’s even a few saucy scene reenactments 👄. You don’t wanna miss this one!

Great Scott! We finally got Brandon to see this movie! We worship at the alter or Marty McFly and Doc Brown and their quirky and at times confusing voyage to the past. We discuss how pretty Michael J. Fox was, how eccentric and talented Christopher Lloyd is and marvel at the fact that Biff never made it to prison for his crimes against Lea Thompson. Press play and take the journey with us back to 1985 and then back to 1955 where we all feel weird about the sexual tension between a boy and his mother. Don’t forget your skateboard!