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Ep. 25 – Fearless (2006)
This week, we’re talking about a movie that Michelle Yeoh is technically not in… at least in the theatrical cut. But if you watch the director’s cut (which runs about 40 minutes longer), Yeoh

The Screamstrospective! (Guest: Laura Colaneri)
This week, we’re looking back on all the SCREAM movies in the leadup to the release of SCREAM VI. That’s right, it’s time for a SCREAMSTROSPECTIVE! Horror expert Laura Colaneri returns to the podcast

Ep. 24 – Memoirs of a Geisha (2005)
This week, Michelle Yeoh dives back in to American films with a story steeped in Japanese culture… or at least, the filmmakers would have you believe that. We’re talking MEMOIRS OF A GEISHA today,

The Wedding Singer
This week Jackie and Danielle are talking about the 1998 romcom The Wedding Singer with their guest Jasmine. Set in 1985, Adam Sandler plays a nice guy with a broken heart who’s stuck in

Off Mike – Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, The Last of Us, Knock at the Cabin, and more!
This week, it’s time for some Discussions! Mike D has been watching The Last of Us and Shudder’s In Search of Darkness films, while Mike S has been catching up with recent releases like

Romcom Rankings with Jasmine
This week Jackie and Danielle are joined by romcom expert Jasmine. Join them as they deep dive into RomComs and rank Friends to Lovers movies! Episode This week Jackie and Danielle are talking about

Ep. 23 – Silver Hawk (2004)
This week, it’s time to talk about the second and final film produced by Mythical Films, Michelle Yeoh’s production company from the early 2000s – SILVER HAWK! A superhero movie starring Yeoh as the

Thirst (2009) / Jackie Brown (1997)
This week, it’s a Mike Makes Mike Watch! Mike D is making Mike Smith watch Park Chan-wook’s 2009 vampire film THIRST, while Mike Smith is making Mike D watch Quentin Tarantino’s JACKIE BROWN!

Ep. 22 – The Touch (2002)
YOU’VE GOT THE TOUCH! This week, Michelle Yeoh uses her post-CROUCHING TIGER clout to launch her own film production company. And her first film as a producer is 2002’s THE TOUCH – also featuring
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The Variants #1
The multiverse in comic books has been a trope that has proven to be quite useful for countless writers, but it has also generated a lot of contradictions and many cases of storytelling. It’s


DC vs Vampire: Killers #1
The DC vs. Vampire event has undoubtedly been an engaging experience, been looking forward to, especially with all the many plots, one-shots, and so on that have developed from the original series. While many


Batman/Catwoman #12
Tom King’s approach to the Batman/Catwoman storyline has not been the smoothest, and it hasn’t won over many new readers. He can be considered a highly skilled author who also plays a part, which


Public Domain #1
Chip Zdarsky is one of the most intriguing comic book authors to emerge in the last ten years or so. He has built a remarkable reputation as a creator who can mix humour, serious


Sins of the Black Flamingo #1
As we have mentioned infinity times, one of the greatest virtues of Image Comics is the license they give to their creators. It may not always hit in the best possible manner, but there


Samurai Sonja #1
If there is one thing that Dynamite Comics has done well, it is converting other people’s properties into comic books that are both fascinating and intriguing. Now, that doesn’t mean that they have a