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A feelings podcast about movies.

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Latest Episodes

In which we explore Freddy's Revenge, and homoeroticism, with Louis Peitzman. Also! Harmony Colangelo of This Ends at Prom stops by to share her take!

Find Louis' most recent Nightmare series ranking here:

www.vulture.com/article/best-night... more

In which Ilana Masad, author of Beings, joins us to discuss empathy, aliens and nonbinary icon E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial. River Butcher co-hosts!

There is an EXTENDED CUT of this episode on Patreon and Apple Podcast Subscriptions!

Check out Ilana ... more

"Our beliefs don't make us better people. Our actions make us better people." In which we head on back to the Overlook to confront dad once and for all. Nathan Shuhrerk (aka schizophrenicreads) delves deep into why he loves Doctor Sleep.

Check out N... more

"Trust us, Wilbur. People are very gullible. They'll believe anything they see in print." In which we discuss fairy tales, talking spiders, and death (for kids!) with Liz Gotauco aka Cosbrarian.

Check out Cosbrarian and and pre-order F*cked Up Fairy... more

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Recent Guests

Nathan Shuhrerk
Book influencer and podcaster at Schizophrenic Reads
Schizophrenic Reads
Episode: Doctor Sleep page to screen w. schizophrenicreads aka Nathan Shuherk
Liz Gotauco
Children's Librarian and storyteller, author of 'Fucked Up Fairy Tales'
Episode: Charlotte's Web (1973) w. Cosbrarian aka Liz Gotauco
Jeffrey Cranor
Co-creator of Welcome to Night Vale and host of Random Number Generator Horror Podcast No. 9
Welcome to Night Vale
Episode: Demons (1985) w. Jeffrey Cranor and Cecil Baldwin
Cecil Baldwin
One of the primary voices of Welcome to Night Vale and co-host of Random Number Generator Horror Podcast No. 9
Welcome to Night Vale
Episode: Demons (1985) w. Jeffrey Cranor and Cecil Baldwin
Rax King
A writer and culture critic, author of 'Sloppy' and 'Tacky'
Episode: Pride (2014) with Rax King and Siri Dahl
Tia Kalmaru
A circus performer and member of a punk band
Episode: Pride (2014) with Rax King and Siri Dahl
Mal Blum
Songwriter, musician, and performer
Episode: The Birdcage w. Mal Blum
Tristan Scroggins
Bluegrass mandolin player, teacher, freelance writer, and archivist.
Episode: O Brother, Where Art Thou? w. Carolyn Kendrick and Tristan Scroggins
Josh Gondelman
Comedian and writer, known for his stand-up special Positive Reinforcement.
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Episode: The Big Lebowski w. Josh Gondelman and Niko Stratis!

Hosts

Alex Steed
One of the hosts, known for engaging with guests and personal anecdotes in discussions about films.
Sarah Marshall
One of the hosts who shares her insights and critiques during film discussions.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 6.4k ratings
  • So glad I found this show.

    I found this show through Sarah Marshall’s other podcast “you’re wrong about” when they did a crossover episode about Mulholland Drive. I’m so happy I found this podcast. Over the last couple of weeks I have listened to over 25 episodes and have fallen in love. It’s like talking to your best friend on the phone about all the movies that made our childhoods… Talking about all your favorite parts, quoting the best lines, having that “how do I know that guy, where are they from?” moment, and not h... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    brizzlybear
    United Statesa month ago
  • Lost its way :/

    Remember when Sara and Alex would talk about Fried Green Tomatoes and talk about emotions and get kinda deep……. Now there’s no Sara for half this year and you’re doing jackass…… so sad. I loved this pod

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dakotamoore
    United States2 months ago
  • One of my go to pods!

    Wonderful vibes from Alex always and with a rotating array of guests, some episodes will always hit different than others. But, I love movies and I love listening to these folks talk about them (and other random topics). A balm for the soul in these increasingly horrible times.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sinister Handed Hanners
    United States2 months ago
  • Title

    Good show, but the intros are way too long. We don’t need a 5 minute long ramble from Alex or Sarah that is barely related to the episode topic on every episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    mattdalton34
    United States2 months ago
  • Jess Riffle

    My Fave Pod - I have this summer off and I am listening to the pod’s list of movies and really enjoying the conversations while out running. Thank you for this content!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RiffleGraham
    United States2 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the insightful and often vulnerable discussions about films, finding them therapeutic and relatable.
Some listeners express a desire for more concise intros, suggesting that they find value in the core discussions about the films.
Many enjoy the humor and chemistry between the hosts, noting it creates a welcoming atmosphere for thoughtful conversation.
A significant number love the diverse range of guests and their unique perspectives, contributing to the depth of episodes.

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Charlotte's Web (1973) w. Cosbrarian aka Liz Gotauco
Q: What inspired the film 'Charlotte's Web'?
The film draws from E.B. White's experiences and reflections on life and death, encapsulating themes that resonate across age groups.
Demons (1985) w. Jeffrey Cranor and Cecil Baldwin
Q: Who is the daddy of Demons 1985?
Tony the Pimp is viewed as the daddy because of his leadership skills and ability to maintain calm during chaos, making him the character one would want to lead in a horror scenario.
Demons (1985) w. Jeffrey Cranor and Cecil Baldwin
Q: Can you give an overview of what the plot is?
A young woman gets an invite to a movie showing, leading to chaos as what's happening in the film begins to manifest in real life within the theater.
Pride (2014) with Rax King and Siri Dahl
Q: Why do you say Dominic West's character is the daddy of Pride?
Siri explains that he embodies positive masculinity and exuberance, showcasing a pivotal role in uniting groups.
Pride (2014) with Rax King and Siri Dahl
Q: Rax, what's your relationship with this movie?
Rax shares how she saw *Pride* on tour with her dad, where they both cried, and highlights its message of solidarity.

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What is You Are Good about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show explores the intersection of feelings and cinema, engaging hosts and guests in deep conversations about movies—both classic and contemporary. Each episode typically features a film-centered discussion, emphasizing its emotional weight and cultural significance, often revealing personal anecdotes and relatable experiences connected to the films being analyzed. The dialogue not only encompasses critiques of the films but also addresses broader topics such as identity, race, feminism, and societal norms, providing listeners with fresh perspectives on well-known narratives.

Listeners can expect a blend of humor and heartfelt insights, making it a unique space for those interested in the emotional dimensions of storytelling through fi... more

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