
Best friends who share one brain cell get inebriated each week and discuss the movies that made them the Dames of Doom.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 287 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

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I just found this podcast a few weeks ago and am catching up quickly. If they keep hitting me with lines like “Douched by Dawn” in the Dirty Dancing Episode and “River Bottom Nightmare Gang” in the Grease 2 episode, I may die laughing. There are worse ways to go, so I am going to keep listening.
Nicole and Tessa are a lot of fun to listen to. They always pick great movies to discuss. A total delight, highly recommended
There’s unfiltered, and then there’s Doom Generation. Nicole and Tessa have the kind of chaotic, ride-or-die friendship that powers every episode, and the kind of laughter that makes you rewind just to hear it again. Every episode feels like hanging out with your funniest friends who really know their pop culture, and aren’t afraid to get weird with it. If you're into nostalgia, chaos, and deep friendship energy, follow this show.
One of the stupidest (complimentary) and most entertaining podcasts ever. The delightful Dames of Doom will get your neurons firing, your nostalgia gland vibrating and your funny bone tickled, with witty and well-researched commentary.
Nicole & Tessa (as well as their research assistants) are simply delightful! They have great taste and selection of movies, and they review them in hilarious and entertaining ways. Love them and I look forward to every episode!
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Doom Generation centers on best friends Nicole and Tessa as they riff through nostalgic films from the 80s and 90s, mixing affectionate fandom with sharp banter, trivia, and personal memories. Episodes balance scene-by-scene commentary with playful digressions, exploring why certain movies endure in pop culture and how nostalgia shapes audiences' view of classic titles. A standout vibe is the dynamic between the hosts—raucous, warm, and openly nerdy—which keeps conversations entertaining whether they're revisiting cult favorites or popular 'comfort watches.' The show often weaves in culture-defining moments, iconic lines, and behind-the-scenes trivia, making it appealing for listeners who grew up with these films and enjoy a lore-filled, hu... more
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