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We are Scott & Kat - a happily married couple who love to sit on the couch are chat about the films and TV shows we've watched.
Join us as we cover material from a wide range of eras and genres.
If you are ever at Trivia Night and the question is "Did John Ford ever direct a disaster movie?", the answer is most definitely "Yes". We chat about The Hurricane, a 1937 epic with stunning special effects.
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We are back for another ArMAYgeddon with a chat about 1978's Avalanche. What a doozy! We also discuss Holland, Woman of the Year and Party Girl.
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We're back with a look at Howard Hawks' 1941 screwball comedy, Ball of Fire starring Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck. How does it compare to other classic comedies of the era? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Kneecap, Snack Shack and A Real Pain.
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We're getting in one more Buried With Clickers episode just under the wire. This time, we chat about 2020's The Rental, a movie about two couples who may have wanted to read the on-line reviews before booking a vacation home.
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We're back with another Buried With Clickers episode. This time, we take a look at the classic British anthology film Dead of Night.
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We are back for another year of Buried With Clickers as we take a look at Jennifer's Body. It's a first time watch for both of us. We also chat about Brats, Mother of the Bride and A Family Affair.
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This time around, we chat about the 1939 Comedy Western (Western Comedy?) Destry Rides Again. The Criterion DVD looks amazing but is the film any good? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Incoming, Suze, Please Don't Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain, His Three Daughters and Biosphere.
Here's our final instalment of Cruel Summer for 2024 - a look at Survival Island which features Billy Zane at his Zaniest. We also chat about Theater Camp, Space Cadet, Deadpool & Wolverine, and Loves Lies Bleeding.
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Cruel Summer heats up with a Strictly Confidential; sexy thriller starring Elizabeth Hurley and directed by her son. Maybe we're old fashioned, but that's awkward. We also chat about The Bike Riders and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.
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Cruel Summer heads to the city of love to see how it would deal with a killer shark with a discussion of Under Paris. We also chat about Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, Furiosa and Brandy Hellville.
Cruel Summer continues with a chat about Trucks, based on the Stephen King short story of the same name. How bad is it? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Hitman, Beautiful Disaster, Beautiful Wedding and Bottoms.
We are back! We kick off another Cruel Summer with a look at a 'school bus in peril' film called Sinkhole. It's bad, but just how bad? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Challengers, Wicked Little Letters and Puppy Love.
We're alive!!!! And we are back for a discussion of Sofia Coppola's Priscilla. We are share our quick thoughts about Next Goal Wins, Poor Things and The Holdovers.
We conclude this year's Buried With Clickers with a little Canadian content with a look a little slice of sci-fi horror known as Splice.
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Buried With Clickers continues as we chat about the recent Horror-Comedy Totally Killer. It's a time travel slasher with a great soundtrack? Is that enough to scratch our 80s itch? Tune in to find out.
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For this installment of Buried With Clickers, we review a 2009 BBC adaptation of Henry James' classic The Turn of the Screw. Did it get under our skin? Tune in to find out.
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Yay! It's John Carpenter time! We chat about the 1978 television movie Someone's Watching Me! starring Lauren Hutton.
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Let's go! It's M3GAN time at Buried With Clickers. Did we love it? Most definitely, but have a listen, anyway.
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It's another year of Buried With Clickers as we take a look at some spooky offerings. This time around we look at 1988's cult favourite The Lady In White. Did it turn our hair white? Tune in to find out.
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Well, they made a movie about evil spirits attacking a clone of the Titanic. This is that movie. Cruel Summer sets sail with Titanic 666.
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We're back with another installment of Cruel Summer. This time we discuss a film tackling issues of jealousy, social media and poor fashion choices. The film is InstaPsycho and you'll probably never watch it, but that's why we are here.
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Cruel Summer marches on with a look at the most recent installment from one of our favourite franchises. Does Bring It On: Cheer Or Die deliver? Tune in to find out.
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We are back with another year of Cruel Summer. As the temperatures rises, we sit down a watch some less than awesome movies to let you know whether they are worth checking out. This time around, we discuss The Hot Flashes, a tale of middle aged woman playing basketball for charity. Is it a Slam Dunk or and Air Ball? Tune in to find out.
For our final installment of this year's ArMAYgeddon, with climb a few poles with John Travolta as we discuss Life On The Line.
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ArMAYgeddon takes to this skies for the perilous flight of The Hindenburg. We also chat about The Boston Strangler, She Said and Air.
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It's May once again, so that means it's ArMAYgeddon time! Join us as we discuss Into The Storm from 2014. We also chat about Cocaine Bear, Velvet Goldmine and Weird: The Al Yankovic Story.
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We spend some time with Canadian national treasure Sarah Polley as she digs into her family's past in her documentary: Stories We Tell. We also chat about Del Toro's Pinocchio, I Don't Feel At Home In This World Anymore and Operation Fortune: Ruse De Guerre.
We are back with a chat about 1953's Niagara, a film noir bursting with colour! We also discuss Everything Everywhere All At Once, Blonde, Pamela and The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent.
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After a completely unplanned and unintentional hiatus, we sit down to chat about Sergio Leone's epic Once Upon A Time In The West.
It's the final Buried With Clickers installment for 2022 and we take a look at 2018's Cam. It's a pretty trippy, high concept horror film. Did it work for us? Tune in to find out.
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It's still Buried With Clickers and we're still talking about scary movie. This time around, we chat about I Still Know What You Did Last Summer. People do not seem to like this movie? What wrong with people?
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For this Buried With Clickers episode, we chat about The Orphanage. In 2007, everyone loved this film. In 2022, did we?
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Things start to go bump in the night during Buried With Clickers as we spend an evening at The Night House starring Rebecca Hall.
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Buried With Clickers keeps rolling with a short chat about the Korean zombie film Train to Busan. Apparently, we were the last people on the planet to check it out. What did we think? To in to find out.
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Buried With Clickers kicks off for 2022 with a look at Candyman from 1992. It was a first time watch for both of us.
We celebrate our 500th episode with a new look at an old favourite. Thanks to everyone for all of your support through the years!
Cruel Summer '22 concludes with some time spent with our good friend Bella Thorne as she tries to stretch her acting wings in Infamous.
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Cruel Summer '22 concludes with some time spent with our good friend Bella Thorne as she tries to stretch her acting wings in Infamous.
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Cruel Summer continues with a look at a little slice of paranoid fantasy with Amerigeddon. Kat and I don't quite agree on just how special a film it turned out to be.
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Cruel Summer gets a bit spicy with a chat about Spice World and a bit about our love for the Prefab Five.
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Cruel Summer continues with a chat about 2000's Cutaway, a sky diving crime film starring Tom Berenger, Dennis Rodman and possibly the worst Baldwin.
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It's July, so that means another Cruel Summer here at Married With Clickers. We kicked off the silly season with a double dip into the life of Dr. Beck with reviews of Stalked By My Doctor: A Sleepwalker's Nightmare and Just What the Doctor Ordered.
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For this episode, we're mad about Mads as we look at two of his films: Another Round and The Salvation. We also chat about The Wrong Daughter, Deep Water, Metal Lords, Black Bear, The Nest, The Card Counter and Top Gun: Maverick. We hope that you enjoy!
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This year's ArMAYgeddon comes to an end with a look at 1978's The Bees. It's a pretty special film and we hope that you enjoy our chat. We also discuss Senior Year, Dating Amber and Lady Bird.
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ArMAYgeddon continues with a chat about Christmas Twister, a made-for-tv movie from 2012. It's really quite special and we don't quite feel like our review did it justice. We also discuss Spider-Man: No Way Home, The Tragedy of Macbeth and The Eternals.
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It's May so that means it's time for ArMAYgeddon as we take a look at disaster movies. This time around, we're discussing Moonfall, a recent disaster film with questionable science and even more questionable acting. We also chat about West Side Story, The Batman, I Want You Back, The Fall Out and Smile.
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It's that time of year again! We take a look at our favourite older movies that we discovered in 2021. There's a wide variety of eras and genres and a bit of overlap between our lists. We hope that you enjoy!
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We are back to discuss Sam Peckinpah's Major Dundee, a western with a whole lot different things going on. Did we dig it? Tune in to find out. We also chat about House of Gucci, Till Death, Tick Tick Boom, The Tinder Swindler and Being The Ricardos.
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After a long, somewhat accidental hiatus we are back to discuss what we love: movies! Once again we hang out with Cary Grant as he tries to avoid bigamy charges in My Favorite Wife. We also chat about The Power of the Dog, Best Sellers and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.
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This week, we hit the grass courts with a review of Wimbledon from 2004. We play (and watch) a ton of tennis so why hadn't see seen this one before? We also discuss Chocolate Covered Christmas, Love Hard, Love At The Christmas Table, Desperately Seeking Santa and The Eyes of Tammy Faye.
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You know that sci-fi movie most of you saw 24 years ago? Well, we finally saw Gattaca and we are hear to talk about it. We also chat about Dune, No Time To Die, As Gouda As It Gets and Language Lessons.
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We head back to the 40s with a chat about Ride The Pink Horse, perhaps the oddest title in Film Noir history. It's set in in a small New Mexico village. Do noirs have to be urban to work? Tune in to find out. We also chat a bit about Gone Girl and Skyfall.
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We've got one more Buried With Clickers episode for you this month as we tackle the supremely weird slice of the 70s known as The Sentinel. Some people love this one. Did we? Tune in to find out.
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Buried With Clickers stays north of the border for this episode with a review of Ginger Snaps 2: Unleashed. We do not remember much about the original but we remember liking it a lot. How does the sequel stack up? Tune in to find out.
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For this episode, we head into the Canadian wilderness for a chat about Rituals. Did we like it or should have remained an obscurity.
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After a slight delay, Buried With Clickers 2021 kicks off with a chat about The Conjuring. We know that most of you saw this nearly 10 years ago but we've always been a bit behind the times.
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We mess with our formula a bit this week as we look at two films. It's a showdown between Steve Prefontaine's biopics: Without Limits vs. Prefontaine. We analyze different aspects of the films and ultimately declare a winner. Who wins? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Stillwater and the amazing Katherine Heigl vehicle Unforgettable.
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This week, we take a look at Downhill; the American remake of the critical darling Force Majeure. We adored the original but audiences ignored this version and critics skewered it. Were they correct? Tune in to find out. We also chat about The Jungle Cruise and Cracks, a hidden gem from the UK.
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We wrap our another Cruel Summer with a look at the Uganda cult favourite Who Killed Captain Alex? Does it live up to its reputation? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Pixie, The Kid Detective and An American Pickle.
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Join us for a look at a very, very special film: Cruel Jaws. We also chat about Narrow Margin and Palmer.
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Cruel Summer keeps rolling along with a chat about Single White Female 2: The Psycho. Is this the most unnecessary sequel of all-time? We also discuss The Wrath of Man and Tucker and Dale vs. Evil.
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Oh boy, here we go! We head to the Bahamas for a very strange vacation and chat about My Father, the Hero. We also discuss the new Space Jam movie and The Suicide Squad.
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Cruel Summer continues with a look at a potential trashterpiece called Homecoming starring Misha Barton.
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With apologies for a long, long delay, we are back and ready to celebrate Cruel Summer '21. For this episode, we chat about Blue Lagoon: The Awakening, a Lifetime entry into the Blue Lagoon universe, We also discuss Moneyball and Gunpowder Milkshake.
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We are back with a chat about 2018's Kodachrome. The cast is great and the premised is loaded with emotion but is it frame-worthy? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Red Sea Diving Resort and Margin Call.
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We managed to get one more ArMAYgeddon episode in under the wire with a look at 1977's Black Sunday. Did we love it or did it land with a thud like a lead balloon? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Speed and Breaking News in Yuba County.
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It's a change of pace and locale for this edition of ArMAYgeddon as we head to Nollywood to discuss Last Flight To Abuja. We also chat about a couple of noteworthy TV mini-series: Queen's Gambit and The Undoing.
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We continue ArMAYgeddon with a little bit of Canadian content with 1979's City On Fire. Did is set our hearts aflame or fizzle out? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Family and House On Haunted Hill.
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ArMAYgeddon continues as we travel with The Rock to Hong Kong to leap into a burning skyscraper. We also chat about The True History of the Kelly Gang, The Gift and How To Make A Girl.
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ArMAYgeddon is back! This week, train travel goes viral in The Cassandra Crossing. We also chat about Rushmore, The Mule and The Strange Love of Martha Ivers.
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It's time to get lost in Austen with Mansfield Park; a somewhat controversial adaptation from 1999. How important is it for a movie to stay faithful to the source material? Tune in to find out. We also talk about a ton of recent watches: Nomadland, The Sound of Metal, The Father, Pieces of A Woman, Out of Sight, Edward Scissorhands, What Lies Below and Deadly Illusions.
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He revisit the 80s with the trio of Bridges, Garcia and Arquette with a look at 8 Million Ways To Die. Is this one of those forgotten gems or is it best left in the past? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Straight Outta Compton, My Blind Brother, Election, Godzilla vs. Kong and Sugar & Spice. Now, that's variety!
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Fondafest comes to an end with a look at the western-comedy Cat Ballou. Neither of us had seen it. What did we think? Tune in to find out. We also chat about I'm Thinking of Ending Things, Arkansas, The Glass Castle, All My Friends Are Dead and Miss Stevens.
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Fonda-fest continues with a review of 1979's The Electric Horseman. Redford and Fonda are legends but can they elevate the material? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Debt Collector & Debt Collectors, Deadly Betrayal, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Captain Fantastic, Balls Out: Gary The Tennis Coach and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. That's a weird list - even for us.
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We're kicking off a mini Jane Fonda-fest with a look at Monster-in-Law, J. Fo's comeback vehicle from 2005. Should she have come back with this one? Tune in to find out. We also chat about The Prom, Class Action Park, Promising Young Woman, Sugar Daddies, Best in Show, Waiting for Guffman and Wandering Eye.
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This week, we return to Paris to sing songs of love with Gigi. Not all musicals work for us. Did this one? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Barb and Star Go To Vista Del Mar, Mid-90s, The Spectacular Now and I Care A Lot.
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Variety described Joshy as "One of the saddest comedies ever made". We'll be the judge of that! We also chat about Stick It, Colette, Over Her Dead Body and Secret Admirer.
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This week, Kat decided that we should spend some time with two terrible kids. Not our own! While ours are not perfect, there are not quite homicidal. We do a bit of a compare and contrast exercise with The Bad Seed from 1956 and a 2018 Lifetime remake. Which one is the winner? Tune in to find out. We also chat about The Outpost, The Rhythm Section, Hot Summer Nights, Addicted to Reno and Lost Bullet.
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This week, we ran around New York City with Gregory Peck, looking for answers. Or did we? Was it all a Mirage? We also chat about The Winning Season, Wonder Woman 84, The King, Locked Down and Sorry To Bother You.
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We're back with a look at Kelly Reichardt's First Cow, which is apparently not about the bovine experience in the White House. We also chat about The Trial of the Chicago Seven, Let Them All Talk, Shithouse and I Used To Go Here.
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It's that time of year again as we take a look at our favourite older films that we saw for the first time. As usual it's a mishmash of genres, eras and film film quality but these are the ones that stuck in our heads and hearts the most.
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We venture off into offbeat Christmas movie territory with a look at 1961's Blast of Silence. It's a low budget film about a hitman in New York over the holidays. Did we dig it? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Mank, Naughty or Nice, Let It Snow, This Is Spinal Tap and Feliz NaviDad. Quite a week!
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We head back to the early 30s for a look at Howard Hawks' Scarface. How does it hold up nearly 90 years later? Tune in to find out. Not exactly a Christmas movie but we also chat about plenty of those including Happiest Season, Holidate, Last Christmas and a trip to a pop-up drive in to see The Empire Strikes Back.
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We're back with a discussion of mockumentaries and 1999's Drop Dead Gorgeous. We also chat about Their Finest, Hillbilly Elegy and Mistletoe and Menorahs.
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We're trying something a little different with this episode as we look at two movies that share the same DNA: Yojimbo andA Fistful Of Dollars.
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For the final installment of this year's Buried With Clickers we take a look at From Beyond The Grave, another anthology from our friends at Amicus. Did it chill and thrill us? Tune in to find out.
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We head south of the border, and then south of that border (we're in Canada, eh?), to visit Mexico and chat about The Ruins from 2008. Most of the episode is just Kat making fun of Scott because he keeps saying Moor instead of Moat. If you're looking for Pauline Kael, you've come to the wrong show.
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Buried With Clickers goes into unintended isolation with a chat about Dead of Winter. Kat has a weird thing for 'women trapped in remote mansions' movies, so you'll hear if this one met her expectations.
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Buried With Clickers gets caught in a time loop with a chat about Happy Death Day 2 U. We both dug the first movie but how did we feel about the sequel? Tune in to find out.
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Buried With Clickers heads for cold and snowy Sweden with a look at 1971's The Night Visitor. It may not be full blown horror, but it's creepy and atmospheric. Tune in to see if we dug it!
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Things get pretty quiet as Buried With Clickers continues with a review of 2016's Hush. People seem to dig this one. Did we? Tune in to find out.
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Buried With Clickers is back for another year of chills and thrills. We kick off this edition with American Psycho 2 (aka American Psycho 2: An All-American Girl) a completely unnecessary and potentially unwatchable sequel. Did we like it? Tune in to find out. Spoiler alert: Of course we did!
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We return to the world of film noir with a first time viewing of The Phantom Lady from 1944. Worth checking out? Tune in a we'll tell you. We also chat about A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood, The Secret Lives of Cheerleaders and If The Shoe Fits.
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This week we take a look at Howard Hawks' Red River starring John Wayne and Montgomery Clift. Does it live up to its reputation as a classic? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Miami Vice, The Stalker Club and The Glass Bottom Boat.
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For our final installment of this year's Cruel Summer, we take a look at Psycho Yoga Instructor, one of those Lifetime gems that we love so much. There are a lot of cheesy Lifetime thrillers out there - is this one worth your time? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Palm Springs and The Hot Spot.
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Cruel Summer shops local this week with a review of Run This Town; a film about former Toronto mayor Rob Ford. How and why did this movie get made? We ask ourselves those same questions. We also chat about The Gentlemen and The Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga.
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Cruel Summer returns this week with a look at Adventures of Aladdin, a weak attempt by The Asylum to cash-in on a confused and gullible marketplace. Guy Ritchie and Will Smith are nowhere in sight but is it worth a look? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Ripley's Game and Support Your Local Sheriff!
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After an extended delay (let's blame COVID), we return with another edition of Cruel Summer. For this episode, we discuss a film none of you have seen or will likely see. It's a terrible Fatal Attraction knock-off starring Jason Priestley's sister Justine. Yep, it's Up Against Amanda! Is it as good as it sounds? Tune in to find out. We also chat about The Lovebirds and Scoob! We watch weird movies.
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This week, we head to the land Down Under and chat about John Hillcoat's brutal, and yet contemplative western The Proposition. It got plenty of praise when it was first released but this was our first time watching it. What did we think? Tune in to find out.
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This week we chat about Alfred Hitchcock's Stage Fright. For some reason, neither of us had seen this one before. Is there a reason that it is not as well known as his other film or should you check it out? Tune in to find out. We avoid spoilers like crazy.
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We're back from a disastrous month with a look at Sofia Coppola's 2017 film The Beguiled. We chat about a bunch of different aspects including the night we stayed at the same plantation house.
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We close out this year's ArMAYgeddon with another animals attack film with Primal. This year's there's a deadly killer added to the mix. And a ship. And Nic Cage. There's a lot going on. We also chat about Where'd You Go, Bernadette?, Smuggling in Suburbia, Perfect Getaway and Family Pictures.
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ArMAYgeddon continues as we consider buying some Florida real estate from Joan Collins in Empire of the Ants. This is a nutty film that has to be seen to be believed. We also chat about Deadly Match, What We Do In The Shadows, The Half of It and Extraction.
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More disasters awaits this week as we go down to the basement and check our Crawl. Is it a fun romp or just a chomp? We also discuss Isle of Dogs, Sandra Brown’s White Hot, Certain Women, Mommy Group Murder, Private School and Bad Education.
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ArMAYgeddon returns for another year as we take a look at disaster movies? Pretty tacky given the current state of the world, right? Well, we won't be covering any pandemic-related films this month. We kick off with a look at the recent release Underwater. Is it fun or is it all wet? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Sleeping With My Student, The Aeronauts, The College Admissions Scandal, Hamlet 2, The Hunt and The Snowman.
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After a technology driven delay (broken microphone part), we are back with a look at the 80s Cold War action comedy Gotcha! Did it get us or did it miss? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Motherless Brooklyn, Blinded By The Light, Planetarium, Cloverfield, Onward, The Blind Side, John Wick 3 and My Wife's Secret Life.
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We are back! After a loooong break, we have returned to discuss 1957's Plunder Road, a little-seen, heist-driven film noir. Full disclosure: we watched all of the movies we discuss on this episode a number of weeks ago so our memories are fuzzy and our analysis is weaker than normal (that's not saying much). We also chat about the Legally Blonde films, Airplane!, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Knives Out a a few Lifetime gems.
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If you enjoy Married With Clickers but wish that it was worse, then he's the episode for you. Scott had some time to kill while alone at home, so he recorded a quick episode. What did he talk about? Bergman? Kurosawa? The French New Wave? Nope - he just rambled on about 10 movies he's seen at least 10 times.
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This time around, we join Ray Liotta as he tries to escape from the world's toughest prison in 1994's No Escape. We also discuss 13 Going on 30, American Factory, Uncle Buck and Toy Story 4.
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Take your hay fever medication and join us down on the farm as we discuss 1950's Summer Stock starring Judy Garland and Gene Kelly. We also chat about Parasite and Little Women and award bronze, silver and gold medals to our 3 favourite Best Picture nominees.
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It's Oscar season, so it's the perfect time to discuss Weekend At Bernie's. Does it still make us giggle? Tune in to find out. We also chat about a ton of 2019's big films including Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, 1917, Ford vs. Ferrari, Bombshell, Marriage Story, The Irishman and Judy. That's lot for us!
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Here it is: our 9th annual Film Discoveries episode. We look back at the older gems we watched for the first time in 2019 and discuss which ones made the cut. There's a wide variety of genres, eras and quality on our lists, but that's just the way things go at our house.
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This week, we have a spoiler-free discussion about Jojo Rabbit. We tend to love everything Mr. Waititi does but did we love this one? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Dora and the City of Gold, Brittany Runs A Marathon, Won't You Be My Neighbour?, Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase and A Deadly Adoption.
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For this episode, we discuss 1940's Remember The Night. Is it is a hidden gem of a Christmas movie or one that you do not need to remember? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Christmas Around The Corner, Dolemite Is My Name, Jumanji: the Next Level, Pretty Little Liars, Ice Sculpture Christmas and Write Before Christmas.
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We kick off the holiday season with a what can only be described as "The Room of Christmas movies" with a look at Elfette Saves Christmas. We try to talk about it, but it really has to be seen to be believe. We also chat about Good Boys and Tangled.
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For this episode, Kat and I sit down to discuss Withnail and I. Not only do we discuss the film, but we try to pin down what it means to be a cult classic. We also chat about The Road to Christmas, The Little Mermaid and The Sweetest Christmas.
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We are back with a look at 1965's Bunny Lake is Missing, directed by Otto Preminger. It was a first time watch for both of us. What did we think? Tune in to find out. We also chat about O Brother, Where Are Thou?, Teen Titans vs. Teen Titans Go!, The Kitchen, Out of the Furnace, A Christmas Plan (aka A Storybook Christmas) and Christmas on Honeysuckle Lane.
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Buried With Clickers concludes for the year with a chat about the recently released In The Tall Grass. Check for ticks!
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We're back with another edition of Buried With Clickers. This time we discuss The New Kids, an 80s film that neither of us had seen. It's got an amusement park, Aunt Becky and some great shirts. What more do you need?
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Buried With Clickers goes classic this week with a look at I Walked With A Zombie. Val Lewton and Jacques Tourneur collaborated on what has been see as a genre classic. Do we agree? Tune in to find out.
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Buried With Clickers marches along with a look at Ken Russell's Gothic from 1986. Neither of us had seen it before but the premise is fascinating. Was it a trick or a treat? Tune in to find out.
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We head back to the world of British horror anthologies for this edition of Buried With Clickers with a look at Vault of Horror. We really enjoyed Tales From The Crypt last year. How does this one stack up? Tune in to find out.
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Buried With Clickers continues with a look at Amityville: The Awakening starring Bella Thorne and Jennifer Jason Leigh . The umpteenth film in the Amityville saga tanked at the box office but we decide to take a look anyway. Was that a mistake? Tune in to find out.
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It's October, so that means the return of Buried With Clickers. If you want to hear horror movie reviews from people who don't watch a ton of horror movies, this is the place for you. For our kick-off, we've chosen All The Boys Love Mandy Lane. This film got quite a bit of buzz a number of years ago, but we're just catching up with it now. That's how it goes.
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This week, we discuss Elizabeth Olsen's breakthrough performance in Martha Marcy May Marlene. People have mixed feelings about the film, do we? Tune in to find out. We also discuss The Running Man and Late Night.
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We are back with our report from TIFF 2019. We only saw three films, but we feel that all three are worthy of discussion and worth tracking down. Join us for a spoiler-free chat about Our Lady Of The Nile, Beneath The Blue Suburban Skies and The Vast of Night.
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We are back from a summer of trash with a review of 1946's Dragonwyck which, we are sad to report, is 100% dragon-free. Did it match up with our other Gothic favourites? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Missing Link, Giant Little Ones, Stockholm and Plus One.
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We close off this year's Cruel Summer with a review of Black Dog from 1998. Swayze trades in his dancing shoes for some driving gloves and hits the open road. Will you want to go along for the ride? Tune in to find out. We also chat about The Young Offenders and The Girl With All The Gifts.
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For this installment of Cruel Summer, we discuss the recent mega flop Mortdecai. Everyone hates it. We thought we would too. We didn't and we chat about why we liked it. We also discuss The Back-Up Plan, Four Lions and Sweetwater.
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Cruel Summer hits an all-time low (or is it an all-time high?) with a review of Among The Shadows. It's a werewolf (are they really werewolves?) movie starring Lindsay Lohan and a bunch of people you've never seen before and may never see again. It's terrible - but is that a bad thing? Tune in to find out.
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What have we gotten ourselves into? Cruel Summer marches on with a chat about the Olsen Twins box office bomb New York Minute. We also discuss Long Shot and Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.
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Cruel Summer continues this week with a review of the 2000 TV movie Satan's School For Girls starring 90210 alum Shannen Doherty. We are discuss Bumblebee, Pokemon: Detective Pikachu and The Lion King.
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Cruel Summer 2019 continues with a review of Scorned, starring MWC fave AnnaLynne McCord. In this film, Billy Zane cheats on ALM. Bad move, Billy! We also chat about Spider-Man: Far From Home and Godzilla: King of the Monsters.
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After a bit of a delay, Cruel Summer 2019 is now underway with a chat about the infamous bomb From Justin To Kelly. There's no way to sugarcoat things: it's terrible. We also chat about The Devil Is a Woman, Escape From Alcatraz and It (2017). Weird mixture of films.
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Scott flies solo for the first time in years as Kat is out of town with the kids and Scott is really, really bored. Scott has created a list of 10 Great Movie Villains. Not 10 Best or 10 Most Infamous, just 10 great ones that he thinks about a lot. Have a listen and see if you agree.
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This time around, we check out an 80s classic that we'd never seen before. John Huston's penultimate film was much lauded at the time but it seems to have slipped a bit from the public consciousness. Is it worth a look? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Wine Country, The Island Murder and The Presidio.
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This week, we take a look at the 1980 miniseries about the events leading up to the Jonestown massacre. Married With Clickers fave Powers Boothe takes on the role of the infamous cult leader. How does he do? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Booksmart and John Carpenter's The Thing.
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It's our final ArMAYgeddon episode for 2019. We chat about the cult classic Kingdom of the Spiders. We had never seen it before - did it live up to its infamous reputation? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Destroyer, Bad Times at the El Royale, I Still See You, Shaft (2000) and I Was a Male War Bride.
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It's our 400th Episode. Wow! As David Byrne once sang: How did we get here? ArMAYgeddon continues with a review of 1996's blockbuster Twister. How does it hold up? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Avengers: Endgame, Studio 54, The Damned Don't Cry and Parker.
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ArMAYgeddon returns for another year of disaster movies. For this episode, we chat about 2018's The Hurricane Heist. How does it measure up? Tune in to find out. We also discuss The Legend of Cocaine Island, The Two Killings of Sam Cooke and The Highwaymen.
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This week, we head back to 1946 and discuss the beloved A Matter of Life and Death. We had never seen it before. Did we love it, too? Tune in to find out. We also discuss The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution, Star 80, Aquaman and Shazam!
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We're back with a reviewing of a look at an iconic 80s film. Does it pass the audition? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Stan & Ollie, Isn't It Romantic? and Mary, Queen of Scots.
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This week, we review The Thirteenth Tale: a Gothic movie from the BBC starring Olivia Colman and Vanessa Redgrave. If you can't find it anywhere; blame Kat. It was her choice. We also chat about Ralph Breaks The Internet, Leap Year, Vice and Dirty John: The Dirty Truth.
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This week, we take a look at the Coen Bros feature debut, Blood Simple. It's a first time watch for both of us. How does it compare to the rest of their output? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Shoplifters, Ocean's Eleven, Instant Family, Predator 2, The Dirt and Ready Player One.
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We return to the world of noir with a look at Joseph H. Lewis' Gun Crazy. Is it crazy enough to work? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Widows, Annihilation and Fighting With My Family.
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When we learned that Luke Perry had suffered a stroke, we thought we'd cover a film in his honour. We learned of his passing an hour or so before recording. We love him and have discussed a number of his films on the show before. This week, we chat about 8 Seconds, a biopic of rodeo legend Lane Frost. It lasted only about 8 seconds in theaters but does it deserve another chance? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Who Killed Jam Master Jay?, Lego Movie 2: The Second Part and the Breaker Upperers.
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We consider ourselves to be film buffs but we had never seen A Woman Under The Influence. That has all changed. What did we think? Tune in to find out. We also discuss a bunch of Oscar films including Roma, The Favourite, Bohemian Rhapsody, Green Book and Can You Ever Forgive Me?
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We mourn the passing of the great Albert Finney with a chat about Two For The Road. Neither of us had seen it. What did we thing? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Venom, The Lady From Shanghai and BlacKkKlansman.
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This week, we discuss the 2010 Australian crime film Animal Kingdom. We've been watching the show so thought we'd check out the movie. We also discuss The Wife, Mission Impossible: Fallout, Smallfoot, A Star Is Born, Dark Passage, Mama Mia: Her We Go Again and High Noon.
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Once again, we dedicate a show to a discussion of our favourite older films that we watched for the first time in 2018. There's a wide variety of films on our lists and we overlap quite a bit but that's love, baby!
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This week, we hit trail with a review of The Wild Bunch. It's one of the most highly regarded westerns of all-time. Do we feel the same? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Second Act, The Sisters Brothers and Dumplin.
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We kick off 2019 with a review of a Hitchcock film neither of us had seen: Strangers On A Train. We compare the film to Patricia Highsmith's book and discuss some of the choices made in the adaptation. We also chat about My Neighbor Totoro, Ready Player One, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society and The Ballad of Buster Scruggs.
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This week, we bring the doom and gloom with the very dark Nocturnal Animals by Tom Ford. The film left us with a lot to contemplate and we're still not sure what to think. We do spoil it so be warned. We also discuss Four Christmases, Warlock, The Christmas Connection, Christmas Festival of Ice, Alien Resurrection, Red Sparrow and Funny Face.
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This year's Christmas selection is the little known It Happened On 5h Avenue. Is it a hidden gem or should it stay hidden? Tune in to find out. We also discuss To Be Or Not To Be, Journey Back to Christmas, Laura and A Christmas to Remember.
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We're heading back in time to visit our old friends Cary Grant and Irene Dunne. Does the The Awful Truth live up to its reputation? Tune in to find out. We also chat about The Holiday, Journey Back to Christmas, Christmas at Pemberley Manor and Christmas Joy.
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This week, we check out the 1978 medical thriller Coma, starring Genevieve Bujold and Michael Douglas. Does it deliver excited or put us to sleep? Tune in to find out. We also chat about City of the Dead, Rocky Mountain Christmas and The Magical Christmas Ornaments.
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This week, we check out a the 1999 political satire Dick. It did not exactly set box office records upon release but does it deserve an audience? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Halloween (both 1978 and 2018), The Nutcracker and the Four Realms and Little Italy.
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It's a change of pace this week as we discuss two films. The Incredible Jessica James and Mr. Roosevelt were both indie darlings scooped up by Netflix after festival screenings. Are they worth a watch? Tune in to find out. We also discuss some recent watches including The Phantom, Crazy Rich Asians and Destination Wedding.
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We're back with a discussion about Sullivan's Travels, Preston Sturges' comedy about Hollywood and so much more. Has it aged well over the years? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Juliet, Naked and Class Rank.
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Stick to the road, keep clear of the moors... Wait, that's the wrong movie. Actually, stay off the road, lest ye be run down by The Car! We discuss 1977 stunts and silliness for this year's Buried With Clickers finale. We also chat about Alien 3, I Married A Witch, The Spy Who Dumped Me and The Land Before Time. Yup, a strange week at our place.
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This week, we discuss a film everyone saw last year; The Babysitter directed by McG. It's a horror comedy, a genre that can be pretty hit or miss. Where did this one land? Tune in to find out. We also discuss No Way Out (1950) and Teen Titans: The Judas Contract.
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We're back with another Buried With Clickers episode with a review of The Omen from 1976 featuring the original bad boy; Damien! Does a movie like this one still entertain more than 40 years later? Tune in to find out. We also discuss For Your Eyes Only and The Foreigner.
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Buried With Clickers continues with a discussion of 1972's Tales From the Crypt. We've never covered an anthology film on the show before so we'll see if we like the format. We also discuss the recent film The Land of the Steady Habits.
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Buried With Clickers continues with a discussion of Guillermo Del Toro's Crimson Peak. We love Gothic stuff - did we love this? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Ocean's 8, Race and The Boogie Man Will Get You.
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Sssshhh. Be very, very quiet this week as there are monsters hunting us in A Quiet Place as we kick off this year's Buried With Clickers. We also chat briefly about Rear Window and Book Club.
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This week, we travel back to Brooklyn during the summer of 1989 with a look at Spike Lee's Do The Right Thing. Does it still pack a punch today? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Don't Bother To Knock, Hearts Beat Loud and a TIFF screening of the remarkable German film Styx.
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We hit a fever pitch this week with a discussion of 2002's Bend It Like Beckham. It's a very ambitious with a whole lot going on. Does it score or did we give it a red card? Tune in to find out. We also discuss TAG, A Message From the Kingand The Founder.
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We're back to our regularly scheduled programming (which means nothing, really) with review of a 1955 Gothic (noir?) thriller Footsteps in the Fog. Is it a hidden gem or should it remain hidden? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Borg/McEnroe, Ideal Home, Peter Rabbit, Masterminds and Lawrence of Arabia.
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It's Wham Bam Van Damme time here at Married With Clickers as Cruel Summer continues with a review of Double Team. We also chat about Deadpool 2, The Big Picture, Afternoon Delight and Billionaire Boys Club.
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Kat and I joined a secret society, but we can't talk about it. What we can talk about is our review of The Skulls starring Joshua Jackson and Paul Walker. We also chat about some recent watches including Song to Song and Life of the Party.
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This week, we pull on our leather pants and tie scarves to the mic stand as we review Rock Star from 1981. Is it a Cruel Summer classic? Tune in to find out. We also chat about some recent watches and other nonsense.
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Cruel Summer continues with a review of a piece of crap know as Lost in the Pacific. Being crappy does not mean that it's not fun. We also chat about Permission, Teen Titans Go To The Movies and a trip to our local rep theatre for a screening of To Catch A Thief.
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Cruel Summer continues with a review of Killer Photo (aka Watch Your Back) a little gem from the Lifetime Network starring AnnaLynn McCord. We also chat about Niagara, the Andre The Giant documentary and Ant-Man and the Wasp.
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Cruel Summer continues with a house call by Dr. Beck and a review of the 3rd Stalked By My Doctor film. Does it deliver? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Rolling Stones: Crossfire Hurricane, The Hateful Eight, Blockers and Snake Eyes.
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We use our Canadian passports to travel to Cuba this week with a review of Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights, a sequel in name (and Swayze) only. We also chat about Jurassic World: Animal Kingdom and Set It Up.
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We're back with the first installment of Cruel Summer 2018. For this episode, we chat about Enough starring Jennifer Lopez. We love JLo but did we love this slice of cheese? Tune in to find out. We also chat about The Incredibles and The Greatest Showman.
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We are back with a review of Jason Bateman's The Family Fang; a little seen dramedy with a great cast and interesting premise. Does it deserve an audience? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Game Night and Forbidden Planet.
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We're back with a review of 1999's The Talented Mr. Ripley. We chat about the book and what makes Tom Ripley such an appealing character. We do spoil the movie, so be warned. We also discuss Solo: A Star Wars Story, The 13th Floor and Ibiza.
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Here's our final installment of 2018's ArMAYgeddon. We shopped local with a look Last Night from 2008. It's a look at the end of the world from a unique perspective. Did it work for us? Tune in to find out. We also chat about The Kissing Booth, Dude, Godzilla vs. Destoroyah and The Killers.
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ArMAYgeddon continues with a review of 2004's The Day After Tomorrow. Climate change deniers beware - this movie is a reality check! We also chat about a small, indie film called Avengers: Infinity War and Season One of Hap & Leonard.
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ArMAYgeddon peaks with a review of 2015's Everest which features a really cool cast. Get it? Cool. Like freezing cold. We also chat about Love & Friendship.
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We look at a different kind of ArMAYgeddon disaster this week with a review of Shin Godzilla. While Tokyo still gets stomped, this film focuses on the crisis management side of things. Does it work? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Icarus, For The Love of Spock and Doctor Thorne.
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It's another disaster filled ArMAYgeddon at Married With Clickers. To kick off the month, we chat about Airport 75 starring Charlton Heston, Karen Black and a cast of familiar faces. Is it any good? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Shake Hands With The Devil and Wild Child.
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This week, we discuss Sean Baker's The Florida Project. It's a fascinating look at those who live on the wrong side of the monorail tracks. We also chat about seeing Grease on the big screen, Game Over Man!, I Love You Beth Cooper and 68 Kill.
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We hit the streets of the Big Apple this week with a review of On The Town from 1949. Someone at the screening proclaimed that it was better than Singin' In The Rain. Do we agree? Tune in to find out. We also discuss George Harrison: Living In the Material World, When We First Met and The Fundamentals of Caring.
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We are back with a look at 1967's Valley of the Dolls. It was a pretty big hit back in the day, but has it aged well? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Dom Hemingway, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Porcupine Lake, You Get Me and A Futile and Stupid Gesture.
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This week we chat about a recent release: Molly's Game, written and directed by Aaron Sorkin. We don't really know much about poker, but did that even matter? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Spirited Away, Pitch Perfect 3, Mascots (again) and Coco.
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We are back with a new episode. This week, we chat about Guy Ritchie's RocknRolla. We liked it when we first saw it years ago. Did we still like it? Is Guy Ritch as bad as people say? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Paddington 2, The Layover, Welcome To Me, Justice League, Justice League: Gods and Monsters and Murder On The Orient Express.
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For our 350th show, we discuss a true classic with 1942's Cat People. It's the story of a sexless marriage in New York City. We have been battling brutal colds so hopefully our discussion is somewhat coherent. We also discuss The Darkest Hour, Heartthrob and State Fair.
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This week, we chat about 2013's Formula One film Rush directed by Ron Howard. It did not exactly tear up the box office, but did it get our checkered flag? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Black Panther, Daddy's Home 2, Bad Moms Christmas, Brad's Status and Topaz.
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Here we go! It's our 7th annual Top 10 Film Discoveries of the Year. We chat about our favourite older films we watched for the first time in 2017. We had a few recording glitches along the way - hopefully it all worked out in the end.
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We return to discuss 1944's Arsenic and Old Lace starring MWC favourites Cary Grant and Peter Lorre. It's a killer comedy, but do the laughs add up to a great film? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, The Polka King, 3 Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, Maudie, The Shape of Water, I Tonya and The Disaster Artist.
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This week, we discuss Hanna from 2011 - a first time watch for both of us. What did we think? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Logan Lucky, Pottersville, Meet Me In St. Louis and Wonder.
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We are back, with a review of Brian De Palma's Blow Out from 1981 on glorious Criterion Blu Ray. It's become a cult classic - do we agree? We also discuss The Lego Ninjago Movie, Home Again, Super 8, Battle of the Sexes and Mamma Mia.
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Pop the champagne and ring in the New Year with us as we take a look at A Kiss Before Dying starring Robert Wagner. We both loved the book. Did we love the movie? Tune in to find out. We also chat about chat about Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Office Christmas Party and The Shape of Water.
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Gather around the fireplace for a discussion of Christmas in Connecticut, a romantic comedy starring Barbara Stanwyck. Is it a Christmas classic of just a turkey? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Ingrid Goes West, A Very Merry Toy Store, and Definitely, Maybe.
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It is mid-December so we thought it would be a good time to check out a film that pops up on a lot of 'Best Christmas Films' lists with a review of 1940's The Shop Around the Corner. Does it live up to its reputation? Tune in to find out. We also discuss A Family For Christmas, A Bullet for Joey, Cold Comfort Farm and On Strike For Christmas.
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We're heading back to the 80s this week with a review of Real Genius starring Val Kilmer. We also chat about Thor: Ragnarok, Road Warrior, Mad Max: Fury Road, Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul and Predator.
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This week, we look at a Tim Burton's Big Fish from 2003. Scott has fond memories of watching this one. Kat? Not so much. Where did we land this time around? Tune in to find out. We also discuss War For The Planet Of the Apes, Coraline, Alien: Covenant and The Emoji Movie.
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This week, we're driving that train high on protein bricks with a review of Snowpiercer. The film has a strong following so hopefully our discussion won't cause confusion and delay. We also chat about Band Aid, The Big Sick, Moonraker and The Little Hours.
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We managed to sneak one more Buried With Clickers episode in before the end of October. This time, we discuss William Castle's House on Haunted Hill. Fun for the whole family.
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Once again, it's Hammer Time at Buried With Clickers as we take a look at 1961's Curse of the Werewolf starring Oliver Reed. What did we think? Tune in to find out.
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For this edition of Buried With Clickers, we discuss Oz Perkins' debut film, The Blackcoat's Daughter (aka February).
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For this episode of Buried With Clickers, we discuss a golden oldie The Uninvited from 1944. We have the Criterion Blu and watched it a few years ago. This time around, we sat down with the whole family to watch. Did we like it? Tune in to find out.
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It's another episode of Buried With Clickers. This time we discuss Tremors from 1990. Kat had not seen it before and Scott hadn't seen it in ages. Did we like it or love it? Tune in to find out.
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Buried With Clickers continues with a look at a new release from Netflix: Little Evil. We're big fans of horror comedy - when it works. Does it work this time around? Tune in to find out.
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Buried With Clickers continues with a look at a classic: Carrie from 1976.
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Another October, another Buried With Clickers. We kick off this month with a look at some Canadian wilderness horror with a review of Backcountry. Did it scare us or was it simply a Teddy Bear's Picnic?
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We're back with another episode of fun and facts with a review of 1997's Grosse Pointe Blank. Somehow, neither of us had seen this movie. We also chat about Baywatch, Rough Night, The Guest, Shadow of a Doubt and Witness to Murder.
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It's that time of the year again: our 7th annual TIFF Report. We are only discussing 4 films this year, but there are some gems. We review I Kill Giants, Gutland, Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool and The Escape.
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We're back!!! After a summer of silliness, we sit down to chat about a serious film. A film about monsters on the rampage. Trust us, it's serious. We spoil it like crazy so watch it first. We also discuss Table 19, The Dinner, Kong: Skull Island and Beauty and the Beast.
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It's the final installment of Cruel Summer with a review of Ninja III: The Domination. Did we save the best for last? Tune in to find out. We also get caught up on a bunch of recent watches including Man From U.N.C.L.E. and Keeping Up With the Joneses.
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Cruel Summer continues as we hit the beach with our old friend C. Thomas Howell with a review of Side Out from 1990. We also chat about Atomic Blonde and Dunkirk.
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Cruel Summer heads south for a vacation in the Bahamas to check in with everyone's favourite shark with a review of Jaws: The Revenge. No one likes this movie, but do we? Tune in to find out.
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For this installment of Cruel Summer, Kat and I try to help Tiffani Amber Thiessen recover her memory and survive life is a small town in the Pacific Northwest with a review of Sweet Dreams. It's a TV movie from 1996 that has a bonkers energy.
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It's the return of MWC Hall of Famer Tori Spelling (aka Terri Spalding) in A Friend To Die For. It's known as The Death of a Cheerleader in the UK, proving that Brits know best when it comes to turning a phrase. In any event, it might be our silliest recording ever.
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Dreams can come true during Cruel Summer. We dreamt that there was a movie featuring Luke Perry fighting snakes on submarine. Turns out that it actually exists and it's called Silent Venom! We also chat about a couple of Esther Williams musicals (Neptune's Daughter and Dangerous When Wet) and Jane Got a Gun.
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Cruel Summer is now is full swing. As many of you know, we love a good 90s TV movie. Is The Babysitter's Seduction starring Keri Russell a good one? Tune in to find out! We also chat about That's Entertainment and That's Dancing.
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Cruel Summer continues with the notorious bomb Jem and the Holograms. As will become apparent when you listen, Scott knows nothing about the TV show. Kat knows a bit more because she used to babysit a couple of girls who were Jem addicts. Anyway, we watched it and now we chat about it. That's how it works. We also discuss Kat showing Alien to our son and we answer some listener questions.
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School's out so that mean the return of Cruel Summer. We start of this year's batch of Not-So-Great films with a review of The Avengers. Nope, not the good one. We also discuss Kat's trip to see The Mummy with our son and Scott's re-watch of Mission Impossible.
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We're on the run from Nazis this week with a review of Man Hunt directed by Fritz Lang. Does this film still thrill 75 years later? Tune in to find out. We also chat about The Man With the Golden Gun, Wonder Woman and Your Vice is a Locked Room and Only I Have the Key.
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It's a return to romantic comedy at Married With Clickers, with a review of While You Were Sleeping. Apparently we were sleeping during the 90s as neither of us had seen it. We also chat about Don't Think Twice and Baby Cart at the River Styx.
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Oooh La La! It's time for a little taste of French Cinema this week. Are we talking Clouzot? Truffault? Nope, we're talking some serious parkour action with District 13 and its sequel District 13: Ultimatum. As we covered two films, there are no recent watches but hopefully this double bill is enough to satisfy!
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This week, we head to the Windy City to take down Al Capone with a discussion of The Untouchables from 1987. We loved it back in high school, do we still love it? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Why Him? and The Witches.
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As another ArMAYgeddon comes to a close, we head to the stars with the 1984 TV movie Starflight: The Plane That Couldn't Land starring Lee Majors, Lauren Hutton and Ray Milland. Is it worth tracking down? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Josie and the Pussycats, Colossal, Jawbreaker, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, The Scandalous Lady W and Walk Of Shame.
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ArMAYgeddon goes nuclear with a review of Panic In Year Zero!, a film starring and directed by MWC fave Ray Milland. It's a low budget Roger Corman produced survival flick. Does it hold up all these years later? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Date With Love, Crime In The Street, De Palma, Kubo and the Two Strings and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
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ArMAYgeddon continues as we go for a swim with Nicholas Cage in U.S.S. Indianapolis: Men of Courage. The only problem? Sharks. Lots of Sharks. If you've seen Jaws, you know the story. We also chat about The Light Between the Oceans.
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This week, we team up with Luke Perry to save the world from giant fireballs with a review the two part television event Supernova from 2005. We also chat about watching Some Like It Hot with our kids, watching Cool Runnings with our kids and John Wick (not with our kids).
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It's May so we delve back into the world of disaster movies with another edition of ArMAYgeddon. For our kick-off episode, we discuss the original Poseidon Adventure. It's a childhood favourite of Kat's but does she still dig it today? Tune in to find out. For every episode downloaded this month, we're making a donation to Medicins Sans Frontiers (aka Doctors Without Borders) so grab 'em all.
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We thumb a ride for a return visit to the world of film noir this week with a discussion of The Hitch-Hiker directed by Ida Lupino. She was a trailblazer for female directors but is the movie any good? Tune in to find out. We also chat about The Bigamist, 17 Again and Jason and the Argonauts.
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This week, we explore a little 90s trash with Fear, starring Reese Witherspoon and Marky Mark. Did it do everything we needed it to do? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Singin' In the Rain, Mother and Captive Wild Woman.
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It's back to the Bard with a look at 1989's Henry V, directed by and starring Kenneth Branagh. We loved it back in high school, do we still? We also chat about Island of Terror, Predator 2, Punisher: War Zone and 20th Century Women.
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This week we discuss the other film based on a Gillian Flynn book; Dark Places. We both loved the book, but how about the movie? We also chat about Scott's viewing of Logan, King Kong (2005), Kong: Skull Island, Beauty and the Beast (2017) and our kids' first viewings of Planet of the Apes and North By Northwest.
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All right, pilgrim it's time to head to early 70s Seattle with John Wayne as he tried to tap into his inner Dirty Harry in McQ. Is it an entertaining cop click or just a wheezy attempt at updating Wayne's image? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Moana, Lion, The Accountant and Numb.
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This week, we tackle a Hitchcock oddity that neither of us had seen with 1948's Rope. It was a bit of an experiment for Hitch, but did it succeed or fail? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Gun Crazy and Logan.
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It's back to the 80s this week with a review of 1987's Black Widow directed by Bob Rafelson and starring Debra Winger and Theresa Russell. Scott remembers liking it a lot back then, but was that just his Winger crush making his see through rose tinted glasses? Tune in to find out. We also discuss some recent watches including the Lego Batman Movie and Legend of Tarzan.
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This week, we provide our views on a movie that has been discussed by people far more intelligent than we (than us?); Sunset Boulevard. Does it live up to its reputation? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Diamonds Are Forever, Live And Let Die and La La Land.
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This week, we chat about My Name is Julia Ross, a little noir gothic noir from 1945. While we certainly don't spoil the movie (and our conversation may be annoyingly vague), you may want to go into the movie knowing as little as possible. We've provided a link to the film on YouTube below. We also discuss recent watches including Arrival, Manchester By The Sea and La La Land.
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We celebrate our 300th episode with a conversation about the film 300. Confusing, isn't it? We also chat about a number of recent watches including Hell or High Water, Gremlins 2: The New Batch, the BFG and Not Another Teen Movie. We also go over some lovely feedback.
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We're back with a review of the supremely dark comedy The Lobster. Is it a match? Tune in to find out. We also chat about a bunch of Bond movies, The Window, Horns and Sing Street. Next episode will be our 300th, we'd love to hear from you so drop us a line.
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This week, we hop a flight to Jamaica to hang out with Horsemouth Wallace and the rest of the Rockers. It is a great look at the Kingston music scene in the late 70s but is there more to it than that? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Suicide Squad, The Secret Life of Pets, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Jason Bourne, West Side Story and Gimme Shelter.
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It's our 6th annual Film Discoveries episode as we discuss our 10 favourite first time watches of the year. As could be expected, our lists include both class and trash. Tune in to see if you agree or disagree with us.
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This week, we join Travis Bickle to clean up the filthy streets of New York City with a review of Taxi Driver. We also chat about Rogue One, Elf, The Christmas Tree, The Most Wonderful Time of the Year, Just Friends and Sing.
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This week, we trek into the Tasmanian wilderness with Willem Dafoe in The Hunter. It is a beautifully shot film with some strong performances but is that enough for us? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Bone Tomahawk, 12 Dates of Christmas, Cinderella, Dr. No and Christmas Cupid.
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This week, we sit around the campfire with our old friend Michael Fassbender as we discuss the 2015 western Slow West. Is it as slow as the title would suggest? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Mean Streets, A Christmas Melody, Sausage Party and A December Bride.
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This week, we decided to check out Kurt Russell in his mid-80s glory in The Mean Season, a thriller set in Miami (how very 80s!). It seems like not many people talk about this film. Should it be considered a hidden gem or just a worthless relic? Tune in to find out. We also discuss The Mistletoe Promise, A Very Merry Daughter of the Bride and a couple of Eric Roberts films that Scott was thrilled to chat about over at the Eric Roberts is the F$#&ing Man podcast.
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For this episode, Kat picked Akira Kurosawa's Throne of Blood which was a first time watch for both of us. Did it live up to its reputation? The Criterion Blu Ray sure did not hurt its cause? We also chat about The Hunt For the Wilderpeople and Scott's trip to the TIFF Lightbox to see John Carpenter's The Thing on the big screen.
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This week, we chat about the 1951 film Storm Warning. It's a film about the KKK starring Ronald Reagan, Ginger Rodgers and Doris Day. Yes, you read that right. We also chat about Some Kind of Wonderful, X-Men: Apocalypse and Miles Ahead.
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This week, we take a look at the very recent and very topical The 13th, a documentary directed by Ava DuVernay. It is an ambitious film, tackling some controversial and complex issues. Does it overreach? Tune in to find out. We also chat briefly about Doctor Strange, Time of the Apes and Hired to Kill.
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We couldn't resist. Can you blame us? This week, we enjoy more of Eric Roberts' lunacy with a review of Stalked By My Doctor: The Return. Is it as good as the first one? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Bad Moms, Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates and Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising. Yup - a classy week all around.
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It's our final episode of Buried With Clickers of 2016, so we decided to stay local with a review of David Cronenberg's The Brood. We discuss everything from divorce to snowsuits in an attempt to see whether this film has earned its cult classic status. We also chat briefly about Ghost of Frankenstein.
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We visited Grandma and Grandpa's house this week and decided to review The Visit. We know that most of you probably saw it last year, but we like to be well behind the times. We also chat about Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.
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We hopped online with our best frenemies this week for a discussion of Unfriended from 2015. We're not Skype experts, so could we keep up with this very modern take on horror? Tune in to find out. We also chat briefly about Death Walks at Midnight and Death Walks on High Heels.
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We both love mocs. We both love vampires. We both love New Zealand. Will mixing them all together prove to be too much of a good thing or a recipe for Buried With Clickers perfection? Tune in to find out as we review What We Do In The Shadows.
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Buried With Clickers continues this week with a look at Psycho II; the 1983 sequel to the Hitchcock classic. Does it work or is it just a quick cash grab? Our thoughts might surprise you. Tune in to find out!
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Buried With Clickers is back for another year. This week, we chat about 2016's The Shallows starring Blake Lively. It's not as good as Jaws, but is it as good as Jaws 2? Jaws 3? Jaws 4? Tune in to find out. We also briefly discuss Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice, Lizard in a Women's Skin and Get the Gringo. Join our Facebook group.
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We head back out west this week with Sam Fuller's Forty Guns, an unorthodox but very entertaining film. It's filled with action, romance and a good dose of sexual innuendo. We also chat briefly about Pop Star: Never Stop Never Stopping, Central Intelligence, Life of Crime, Modern Times and Northern Pursuit.
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It is time for our 6th Annual TIFF Report. We had a great time at this year's festival and found time to see 5 films. This episode features short, spoiler free discussions of Christopher Guest's latest film Mascots, Oz Perkins' creepy I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives In the House, the super buzzy Jackie directed by Pablo Larrain, Wakefield starring Bryan Cranston and an interesting Nollywood entry entitled Oko Ashewo (aka Taxi Driver).
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Cruel Summer threatens to become Endless Summer as we present this much delayed episode. A million things interfered with our recording schedule but we'll point the finger mainly at illness, back to school and Rodan (not necessarily in that order). We planned this as two separate episodes but figured it was time to move on to new things so it is a 2 for 1 deal. First, we discuss Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead followed by a chat about Taylor Lautner's parkour movie Tracers. Yup, more variety from Married With Clickers.
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Yup, it's just boring old Scott again this week as it was time to roll out a bonus episode. Scott discusses Mickey Rooney's journey into the world of film noir with short reviews of Quicksand, The Strip, Baby Face Nelson and Drive a Crooked Road. Let us know what you think about this bonus content.
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Things get uncomfortable at MWC this week with a Cruel Summer peek at Soul Man, a classic example of "What where they thinking?". Much like the movie, our review begins with good intentions but things get out of control.
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Cruel Summer continues with a look at two films with the same name but different themes: Mother May I Sleep With Danger? (1996) and Mother May I Sleep With Danger? (2016). It's double the Tori, double the fun.
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Cruel Summer continues with a look at 1993's My Boyfriend's Back, directed by Bob Balaban of all people. Even though we used to see a ton of movies back in the early 902, neither of us had seen this one before. It's probably because we thought we were too cool for school, like Matthew Fox.
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Here's some extra content for you. Scott does a short, solo show discussing some of his favourite instances of the use of music in films. It is not a Top 10 or a definitive list, just some of his faves - covering everything from The Rolling Stones to Kate Bush. Let us know what you think of the ideas of bonus episodes.
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We are delighted to announce that our good friend Justin Oberholtzer has returned with a guest episode. He reviews Once, a film that serves as proof that liberal immigration laws can lead to romance and good music. Many thanks to Justin for stepping in so that the show can keep going during our hectic summer.
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We have a very special film for our 275th episode; Stalked By My Doctor starring Eric Roberts. The title of the film pretty much explains everything you need to know about this film. We also chat a little bit about Hail Caesar! and Finding Dory. We'd love to hear from you and let us know what you think about this year's Cruel Summer.
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This week, it's Jennie Garth's turn to step into the Cruel Summer spotlight. Lies of the Heart: The Story of Laurie Kellog tells the tale of a woman fighting back against her abusive husband. Wow, that sure doesn't sound very fun, but it actually kind of is. At the very least, it is the longest movie title we've seen.
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Cruel Summer is back for another season of No-So-Great Movies. As you may know, we are both pretty huge fans of 90210 so we are always excited to cover a movie starring a West Bev grad (even those who barely graduated). This week, we discuss Co-Ed Call Girl, in which Tori Spelling is lured into the sex trade. Yep, it happened and we talk about it.
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Yes, we still do a podcast. We know that it's been a while. Sorry. Life gets in the way. We watched John Huston's The Man Who Would Be King for the first time. Did it live up to its reputation? Tune in to find out! We also talk about High School Musical, The Secret World of Arietty, Camp Rock and Godzilla: Final Wars.
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We're back with a new episode covering Alfred Hitchcock's 1959 thriller North By Northwest starring Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint and James Mason. We also chat about Deadpool, A League of Their Own, The Resurrection of Jake the Snake Roberts and Batman and Robin.
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It's the final ArMAYgeddon entry of the year with a review of 1996's Daylight starring Sylvester Stallone. The question you've gotta ask yourself is if you're a bridge person or a tunnel person. We also chat about For a Few Dollars More and The Rebirth of Mothra. Remember, we're donating 25 cents for every ArMAYgeddon download to the Red Cross' efforts in providing relief to victims of the wildfires in Alberta.
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ArMAYgeddon continues with a review of A Night To Remember, a well regarded classic telling of the tale of the ill-fated Titanic. Does it live up to its reputation? Tune in to find out. We also find some time to defend Zoolander 2.
ArMAYgeddon continues with a review of 1938's In Old Chicago starring Tyrone Power. It's a look at the Great Chicago Fire with some musical numbers thrown in. We also chat about Clueless, Step Up and Captain America: Civil War. NOTE: We have a new audio set-up as our old laptop was dying so we apologize for any audio issues.
This week, ArMAYgeddon continues with a conversation about 2014's Pompeii. It's basically Gladiator meets Volcano meets 24. Is that a good thing? Tune in to find out.
It's ArMAYgeddon time again, so we're diving back into the world of Disaster Movies. This week, we discuss Murder on Flight 502, an Aaron Spelling produced TV movie from 1975. We also chat about Death Comes to Pemberley, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon and Firefox.
This week, we discuss Stoker from 2013 starring Matthew Goode; another member of Kat's growing list of Hollywood Boyfriends. Sure, he's handsome but can he pull of the creepy uncle thing? Tune in to find out. We also discuss The Peanuts Movie, Fantastic Four, King Kong Escapes, Sisters and Daisy Kenyon. Quite a week!
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We head to Harlem this week with a review of 1972's Across 110th Street. Sure, we have the soundtrack on vinyl, but what do we actually think of the film? Tune in to find out. We also chat briefly about two entries in the Terminator franchise (Salvation, Genisys), Get Hard, Peter Pan, Sky Riders and 42. We'd love to hear from you so drop us a line.
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We head to the Old West this week (as well as back to the 80s) with a review of Young Guns. Some studio executive got the idea to put cowboy hats on Brat Packers. Was it a good idea? Tune in to find out. We also chat a bit about Hot Potato, starring Jim Kelly.
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After a bit of a Rocky Mountain detour, we're back to discuss Jules Dassin's Night and the City from 1950. Criterion it was a worthy addition to its collection but do we? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Tammy, Land of the Lost, Please Give, Wild Card, Black Samson, Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II and Zootopia.
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We're on vacation this week, but somehow managed to get an episode out. Isn't the internet filled with magic? We discuss The Crush, and early 90s film (very early 90s film) about a deranged Lolita. Did we like it? Of course we did.
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We're about to head off on a family ski vacation, so we thought it would be a great time to revisit an 80s favourite: Hot Dog... The Movie. It's filled with low brow humour, T&A and some pretty fun skiing, but is that enough to make it the King of the Mountain? Tune in to find out. We also chat briefly about last year's A Most Violent Year.
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Things get a little meta this week with a chat about 2008's JCVD. High concept stuff doesn't always work for us - does this one? We chat about a lot of recent watches including The Revenant, Trumbo, Brooklyn, Spotlight, Goosebumps and Creed.
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We enter the world of bullfighting this week with 1941's Blood and Sand starring Tyrone Power and Rita Hayworth. Truth be told, there's not much bullfighting in it. Does that help or hurt the film? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Straight Outta Compton, The Intern, Legend, The Scorch Trials and Hot Pursuit.
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This week, Kat chose 2011's Warrior. Neither of us know a thing about MMA but we both love Tom Hardy so things should work out just fine. We also chat a bit about Hondo starring John Wayne.
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We are back to discuss a Pretty Poison, a very quirky film from 1968 starring Anthony Perkins and Tuesday Weld. It starts quaint and gets sinister, but is it worth tracking down? Tune in to find out. We also chat briefly about The Big Short and Sorry, Wrong Number. We'd love to hear from you - so drop us a line or join our Facebook Group.
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After a ton of delays caused by scheduling issues, sick children and work, we are finally back with this episode covering Tango & Cash from 1989. We also had some recording issues, so we apologize in advance for any audio hiccups. We also chat a little about Diary of a Teenage Girl, Labyrinth, Jaws and Iron Man.
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This week, we head to the sunny beaches of Jamaica with the 1982 RastAction film; Countryman. Dig we dig it? Tune in to find out. We also chat about The Gold Rush, The Heat, Magic Mike, Magic Mike XXL, War of the Gargantuas, This Is Where I Leave You and Results.
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It's that time of year again: our 5th Annual Top 10 Film Discoveries show! We chat about great older films we saw for the first time in 2015. Some are true classics, some are local classics (meaning, just in our house) but that's half the fun. We hope that you enjoy.
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We end the year with a little Shakespeare with a look at the recently released Macbeth, starring MWC fave Michael Fassbender. It got a standing ovation at Cannes but not everyone is a fan. What did we think? Tune in to find out. We also discuss All-American Christmas Carol, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, First Blood, Raiders of the Lost Ark, The Paperboy and Butch & Sundance: The Early Years.
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Christmas is just around the corner, so we decided to spend some time with the Bradys with A Very Brady Christmas from 1988. it's not exactly Citizen Kane but it sure is fun. We also chat about The Santa Clause, The Imitation Game, Brides of Dracula, Survivor and Ex Machina. We hope that you enjoy.
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What do you know? We somehow made it to 250 episodes and 5 years. We celebrate with Ms. Hepburn and Messrs. Grant and Stewart in 1940's The Philadelphia Story. We received some lovely feedback and well wishes, and we thank you for that. We hope you enjoy this episode.
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This week, we discuss the other Truman Capote film; Infamous from 2006. This film was largely ignored upon its release. Should it have been? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Chalet Girl, Illegal, The Captive City and Air Bud. Yup. Weird mix. We'd love to hear from you, so drop me a line.
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Kat wanted more sweaty Ollie Reed this week so she chose 1972's Sitting Target. It the romantic tale of a hardened criminal hell bent on killing his pregnant wife. Charming, no? We also discuss San Andreas, Mr. Holmes and a trip to the picture show to see Spectre. We'd love to hear from you, so drop us a line.
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We head back to Noirville this week with a look at 1947's Crossfire, a film with a all-star cast of noir regulars including Robert Ryan and Robert Mitchum. The film deals with some pretty intense subject matter. Does it still work today? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Kingsmen: The Secret Service, Trainwreck and the Vacation remake.
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This week, we see and feel Tommy from 1975. Does Ken Russell's adaptation of The Who's rock opera bring the album to life or does it hit some flat notes? Tune in to find out. We also discuss 7 Days in Hell, Hotel Transylvania 2, The Maze Runner and the Lifetime movie about Beverly Hills, 90210. We'd love to hear from you.
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Here it is. The final episode of this year's Buried With Clickers. A full two decades before Wolf Cop came Full Eclipse, the tale of some cops who are more than a little werewolfy. This was made for HBO so there's plenty of sex, blood and bad language. If we seem a bit distracted while recording, it is because we were. Hey, we're human (or are we?).
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We are back from a week in Paris to continue Buried With Clickers. We visited the catacombs with our children. According to As Above/So Below, we missed a few rooms.
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We've got a doozy of a review of a film everyone else saw a few years back, but that's the way we roll. We watched Tucker & Dale vs. Evil hoping for some fun and some blood. Did it deliver? Yup. You should still listen, anyway.
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Buried With Clickers continues with a look at four very old ghost busters with 1981's Ghost Story. For some reason, none of us had ever seen it before. Did we dig it? Tune in to find out.
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We watched the movie Leprechaun from 1993. Then we sat down to talk about it.
That's it in a nutshell.
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For this episode of Buried With Clickers, we chat about 1961's Scream of Fear (aka Taste of Fear). Scott saw this Hammer production for the first time during the summer and thought that Kat would really dig it. Did she? Tune in to find out.
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Buried With Clickers continues with a review of a recent film; 2015's Creep. We rarely talk about new releases, but could not resist checking out Mark Duplass' foray into horror. He makes us laugh, but can he freak us out? Tune in to find out.
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It's October, so that means that Buried With Clickers is back (thanks Cody!). We are big fans of the Universal Monster movies but Kat had never seen the Mummy from 1932. She picked it to kick off this year look at scary movies. Does she regret the decision? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Staten Island Summer and Pitch Perfect 2. Those two aren't so scary.
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It's our 5th Annual TIFF Report, where we sit down and discuss movies you may never get the chance to see. Which ones are worth tracking down? We'll let you know. We discuss London Road, The Beast, Iron Giant: Signature Edition, 25 April and Der Nachtmahr.
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We are a little late with this episode, but that's because we were channeling our inner divas. Speaking of divas, this week we tackle 1981's Diva. Does it get a standing ovation or did we throw rotten tomatoes? Tune in to find our. We also chat about Imaginary Friend, Godzilla vs. Kind Ghidorah (1991) and Swamp Water. We also tackle some questions from our friends. Notice I didn't say 'answer', because I'm not sure we did.
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This week, we hop in the car with Tom Hardy for Locke. If you haven't seen it, we avoid discuss significant plots points so you're safe. We also chat about Hugo, Insurgent, Destroy All Monsters and Lego Justice League: Attack of the Legion of Doom. We also discuss Kat's Top 5 westerns.
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It the final episode of 2015's Cruel Summer so we thought we do a double bill of cheerleader movies starring Ashley Benson (Hanna from Pretty Little Liars). We kick off with the fourth Bring It On film; Bring It On: In It To Win It, a straight to video film from 2007 that gets its money's worth out of the Universal Studios theme park in Orlando. The second film is Fab Five: The Texas Cheerleading Scandal, a film which also found a role for Tatum O'Neal. We also discuss The Deep Blue Sea (not the shark one) and King Kong vs. Godzilla.
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Sleazy Summer may be over but Cruel Summer is back. This week, we head to the Bahamas with Antonio Sabato Jr. and James Brolin for Bad Girl Island. The bad girl is played by 90210 alum AnnaLynne McCord. Was it good, cheesy fun? Tune in to find out. Scott also goes over some recent watches: Big Foot's Reflections, Thieves Highway, The Last Stand and the Kill Bills.
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Sleazy Summer continues this week with a review of Percy, an early 70s British film about the world's first penile transplant. It's a film filled with innuendo and racy jokes, but can it 'keep it up' for the entire running time? Tune in to find out. Kat has been out of town, so Scott goes over some of his recent solo watches: Who?, Lawless and The Getaway. Make sure to check out all of the other podcasts taking part in Sleazy Summer: the GGTMC, Trashy Trio, The Feminine Critique, Hammicus, Cult of Muscle and Silva & Gold.
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We are delighted to be taking part in Sleazy Summer, a crossover event with our podcasting friends around the globe. This week we tackled a piece of sleaze from the Golden Age of Cinema with Maniac, directed by Dwain Esper. It pack a whole lot of craziness into a 51 minute running. It's all over YouTube, so check it out! Also check out the other podcasts taking place in Sleazy Summer: The Gentlemen's Guide to Midnite Cinema, Silva & Gold, Hammicus, The Trashy Trio, Cult of Muscle the Feminine Critique.
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We have been off in the Great Canadian Wilderness for much of the last week, so our good friend Justin Oberholtzer (aka the Cinemasochist) pitched in to lend us a hand. Justin discusses 1992's Singles, directed by Cameron Crowe. It is a look at love in the time of grunge. Does any of this make sense to a young guy like Justin? Tune in to find out. Many thanks to Justin for his help! For more of Justin's writing, check out the Freakin' Awesome Network:
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We're back with another Cruel Summer installment. This week, we take a look at 2010's flop Jonah Hex. Scott is a big fan of the comic. Kat is a big fan of Michael Fassbender. Will we both be disappointed? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Ant-Man, Monsieur Hulot's Holiday, End of August at the Hotel Ozone, Perfume of the Lady in Black, Taste of Fear and Back to the Future. Feedback is always welcome.
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It's summer vacation time for the Clickers family, so we lost in the great Canadian wilderness. Luckily our pal Armin, head to German MWC headquarters, came to the rescue with a review of the prison drama Starred Up. He also goes over his recent watches, ranging from Almost Human to Brute Force. We'd like to thank Armin for lending us a hand this week. Danke!
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Cruel Summer heats up this week with a tale of love, obsession and big hair. We discuss Too Good To Be True, a 1988 TV movie based on the 1945 classic Leave Her To Heaven. Warning: We not only spoil this one, but also Leave Her To Heaven as well so you should go back and check out the original if you don't want anything ruined. Can Loni Anderson compete with Gene Tierney? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Take Me Home Tonight, Dear White People, Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League vs. Bizarro League and The Minions.
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Cruel Summer returns for another stretch of 'Not-So-Great' movies here at Married With Clickers. Kat's pick this week is the third film in the Bring It On saga. Is it any good? Tune in to find out. We also talk about Inside Out and The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out Of Water. Check out our Facebook group.
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This week, we head to France with Les Diaboliques from 1955. It's our second Clouzot film of the year. The Wages of Fear set the bar pretty high. Can this possibly compete? Tune in to find out. We also discuss a couple of recent films: St. Vincent and The Duff. Find our group on Facebook and join in on the coversation. Feedback is also welcome at:
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We cover two movies on this week's show: Ted and Flash Gordon. It seemed appropriate to discuss them one the same show. We love a good laugh, but is the rude teddy bear actually funny? Tune in to find out. We also chat about a ton of recent watches: Oz the Great and Powerful, Mad Max: Fury Road, Whirlpool, F is for Fake and Jurassic World. Tons of great stuff to discuss.
This week, we head to Italy for our first taste of Euro-Crime with Rome Armed to the Teeth directed by Umberto Lenzi. after taking the genre for a test drive, are we going to buy into it or keep looking? We also chat about Howl's Moving Castle, What If... and The Flame and the Arrow. We'd love to hear from you so drop us a line.
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After a disastrous month, it is a return to irregular scheduled programming at Married With Clickers. Kat picked 1995's 12 Monkeys directed by Terry Gilliam and starring Bruce Willis, Brad Pitt and Madeline Stowe. It's hard to believe that this film is now 20 years old. Has it aged well? Tune in to find out. We also chatted about the 1950 film noir Union Station, Night Caller (aka Fear Over the City) and Alexander and Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.
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ArMAYgeddon concludes this week with a review of San Francisco from 1936 starring Clark Gable. Sure, there's an earthquake at the end but we all really love the singing and melodrama, right? We also chat about The Last Run, 50 Shades of Grey and Street People. Come find our group on Facebook.
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ArMAYgeddon heats up with The Day the Earth Caught Fire, a movie during which the Earth never actually catches fire. It is a different kind of disaster movie, but good different or bad different? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Pee-Wee's Big Adventure, The Navigator and Kiki's Delivery Service. Join our Facebook group.
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ArMAYgeddon continues this week with a discussion about 1979's Meteor starring Sean Connery and Nathalie Wood. It was a box office bomb and is a notorious stinker. Did we find some redeeming qualities in it? Tune in to find out. We also chat about a trip to the TIFF Lightbox to see a 70mm print of 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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ArMAYgeddon continues! This week, Kat picked a very obscure piece of Nazi propaganda with 1943's Titanic. The stories behind the making of this film are amazing, but is the movie? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Les Granges Brules, My Neighbor Totoro and Nightcrawler.
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ArMAYgeddon is back for a fourth year; kicking off with a look at the infamous 1978 disaster film The Swarm. It was a disaster financially, but is it also one from an entertainment perspective? Tune in to find out. We also take a quick look at Wild, The Boxtrolls, The Mob, Massacre Gun and The Queen of Versailles. As always, we'll be making a donation to the Red Cross to help out with actual disasters.
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This week, Kat selected the 1934 Oscar winner It Happened One Night starting Claudette Colbert and Clark Gable. Frank Capra filmed this one in a mere 4 weeks. Does the rush job show or does it live up to its stellar reputation? Tune in to find out. Quality TV has been keeping us away from films so our only Recent Watches discussion is a short spoiler free chat about the Netflix series Bloodline. Feedback is welcome.
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This week, we take a look at the 1976 Sherlock Holmes film The Seven-Per-Cent Solution. We are both pretty big fans of Holmes and Watson but are we fans of this one? Tune in to find out. We also chat about X-Men: Days of Future Past, Paddington, Annie, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, This Is 40 and Laggies. Feedback is always welcome.
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We head back to Noirville this week as Kat selected 1947's Nightmare Alley starring Tyrone Power. It was one of Scott's top First Time Watches from last year. Does Kat feel the same way? Tune in to find out. We also talk about some recent watches: Safety Last, Magic in the Moonlight and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Pt. 1. Check out our Facebook group and get involved. We also love feedback - so send an email or MP3.
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It's back to the movie world this week with a chat about Adrienne Shelly's Waitress from 2007. It is a bittersweet experience watching this film. We try our best to separate the film itself from the tragedy of Shelly's murder. It is an emotional ride. We also chat about Frozen, The Maltese Falcon and The Good Lie.
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We are finally back from vacation with our book club show. We did one of these during the first year of the show and are keen to try it again. We cover a number of books during this episode including A Handful of Dust, Station Eleven, Yes Please, The Maltese Falcon, Wake Up Maggie, Ruby, Nightmare Alley, Me Before You and the Sasquatch Hunter's Almanac. Let us know what you think of this typeo of show as we may try to do them once a year or so.
This week, we fill our cups with vodka and head to Mother Russia with a review of 2014's Leviathan. It was nominated for an Oscar and took home a Golden Globe, but does it get the MWC seal of approval? Tune in to find out. We actually try to sound smart and talk about Hobbes - but our political theory classes were 20+ years ago so it didn't quite work out. We also chat about Sherlock Jr., Begin Again and The Skeleton Twins.
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One of Scott's cinematic resolutions for 2015 was to cover more Canadian films on the show. This week, we discuss what is considered by some to be the Canadian film: the iconic Goin' Down the Road from 1970. It's about two average Joes from Cape Breton who find out that Toronto is not all it's cracked up to be. They could have just asked us. We also discuss 2014's Obvious Child. Join our Facebook group - it's beauty, eh?
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Here's a show that's late through no real fault of our own. Stupid phone company and internet company! We've been in the cyber-dark for days! It was a bit like Waterworld, actually. Speaking of which, we chat about that soggy flop. You may be surprised about what we have to say. We also chat about College starring Buster Keaton, Birdman, Chef and The Dark Corner. Get involved with our Facebook group.
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This week, we delve into the world of struggling Swedish marriages. Not, it's not Bergman, it's Force Majeure. It's a fascinating at how a family deals with crisis. How does our family deal with crisis? It's best not to ask hypothetical questions. We also chat about Boyhood, The Interview, Butter, Atomic City and Bedtime Stories.
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It's a very, very special episode of Married With Clickers. We never discuss new releases, but when something like The Boy Next Door comes along, we feel as though it is our civic duty to check it out and share our thoughts with you. Tune in to find out if this one is worth checking out while it is still in theatres. Let's cut to the chase: it most certainly is. Nothing else in terms of recent watches for this episode as we wanted to focus our attention of J. Lo's butt... I mean film.
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We are back with a new episode of Married With Clickers. This time around, we revisit an old classic with a review of The Magnificent Seven. Does it still live up to its classic status? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Cotton Comes to Harlem, Admission, Mr. Popper's Penguins and The Secret Behind the Door. Join our Facebook group!
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This week, we sit on the edge of our seat, biting our fingernails as we watch the slowest truck journey in the history of cinema. Scott has been waiting for ther perfect moment to pull that Criterion Blu Ray of The Wages of Fear off the shelf. Did it keep us enthralled for 2.5 hours? Tune in to find out. We also discuss two of 2014's best reviewed films; Only Lovers Left Alive and Frank. Please join out facebook group!
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This week, we discuss 2013's critically lauded Fruitvale Station; an emotional journey through the final days of an ill-fated young man. We also chat about Submarine, Ruby Sparks, Elf, The Other Woman, Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl and Wet, Hot, American Summer. We'd love you to join our Facebook Group and join the conversation.
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It's that time of the year, and one of our favourite episodes to record. For the fourth year running, we discuss the top 10 older movies we discovered for the first time in 2014. Our lists are feature both class and trash, so hopefully there's something for everyone We have to give thanks to our good pal Rupert of the Rupert Pupkin Speaks blog, which served as the inspiration for these annual episodes.
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We are back with one final episode for 2014. This time around, we discuss the 2008 adaptation of Darwyn Cooke's New Frontier. It's a new interpretation of a old story; the formation of the Justice League of America. Is this something meat for everyone or solely targeted to fanboys? Tune in to find out. We also catch up on recent watches including: The Rover, Edge of Tomorrow, The Penguins of Madagascar, Diary of a Wimpy Kid and The One I Love.
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We're back with a look at another Hitchcock favourite: Notorious. We saw this for the first time a few years ago and loved it. Did it still work for us this time around? Turn in to find out. We also chat about The Bang, Bang Club and Big Hero 6. Find us on Facebook!
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We're delighted to bring you a milestone episode for the two of us. 4 years ago, we got the idea to try podcaasting and here were are 200 episodes later. Scott thought it was a good time to review 1944's Meet Me in St. Louis. Kat wasn't so sure. Did she come around? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Bad Words, The Man in the Attic, A Christmas Story and the 1984 version of A Christmas Carol. We also discuss some lovely feedback and well wishes we received. All in all, we had a blast. The champagne ehlped. We mean helped.
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It was Kat's pick this week, and she chose to go with one of the best loved Giallo films of all-time: Dargio Argento's Deep Red from 1975. Did it have a profound influence on us or leave us seeing red? Tune in to find out. We also briefly discuss They Came Together, John Carter and Black Widow (1954). Next time around will be our 200th episode and 4th anniversary of the show - we'd love to hear from you, even (especially?) if you've never contacted us before.
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This week, we venture back into the world of film noir with 1957's The Burglar starring Dan Duryea and Jayne Mansfield. This one is fairly obscure. Does it deserve a wider audience? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Gone Girl, Scooby-Doo, Neighbors and Bernie. Make sure to check out The Projection Booth's coverage of The Burglar coming later this month and support Tyler's project at The Macho Bullshit Movie Cast.
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After a little post-Halloween rest, we are back with a new episode. This week, we tackle Fellini's ground breaking 8 ½ from 1963. Are we up to the task? Does it live up to its reputation? Tune in to find out. We also chat about recent watches including The Book of Life, Dallas Buyers Club and In A World...
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It's our final chapter of Buried With Clickers for 2014. We cover Insidious from 2011; a first time watch for both of us. This movie was a big hit, but many people have some criticisms about the second half. How did we feel? Tune in to find out. WE DO SPOIL THIS ONE. Many thanks to everyone for tuning in this month and major thanks to all of our friends who stepped up to the plate with guest episodes. We hope that you all enjoyed!
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We move into an old haunted house for this episode of Buried With Clickers - linked to the mainland by a causeway and wizardry. It's 2012's The Woman in Black! We know that the rest of you have already seen it, but bear with us and gives this episode a shot. We'd love to hear from you so join our Facebook group and/or sent in some feedback.
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It's Hammer Time at Buried With Clickers. We are back from vacation in L.A. and ready to talk about Messrs. Cushing and Lee in Curse of Frankenstein. This is the first Hammer film we've covered on Married With Clickers. Did we like it? Will we be back for more? Tune in to find out!
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Buried With Clickers continues. We recorded this before taking off for California but, through the magic of the internet, it is coming out now. We had some serious audio issues here - with power cords and computer freezes. At some point, we also got a slight buzzing noise in the background as a result. Sorry about that. It was a frustrating night overall. Did we mention what we're covering? It's The Innocents from 1961!
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We are still on vacation but don't panic, we have wonderful friend here at Buried With Clickers, including the Cinemasochist Justin Oberholtzer. Justin has contributed a review of the WTF 1958 film Fiend Without a Face. Justin has put up with a lot of bad movies over the years, but can he take this one? Tune in to find out.
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Buried With Clickers keeps rolling along. We are on vacation in Southern California learning to surf and trying to find Brian Austin Green's house. In our absence, our dear friends Emily and Branan have stepped in with a terrific review of Dr. Giggles. We'd like to thank them for lending us a hand. Make sure to check out Emily's podcast, The Feminine Critique.
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It is a very special episode of Buried With Clickers. We are on vacation, but to maintain our forward momentum, our pals Scott and Charlie of the Stinking Pause Podcast have put together a terrific show for you all. They discuss their recent watches and then do a wonderful review of Roman Polanski's Rosemary's Baby. We want to thank our friends from across the pond very much for being part of our show and highly recommend checking out their podcast, if you are not already a listener.
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Buried With Clickers heads to the Opera, Dario Argento's 1987 film about murders set against the backdrop of a production of Verdi's Macbeth. It was a first time watch for both of us. How does it stack up against the other Argento films we've covered? Tune in to find out.
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Buried With Clickers continues with a look at the beloved Made for TV movie Don't Be Afraid of the Dark from 1973 starring Timothy Hutton's Dad and the girl from the original True Grit. It has a lot going for it: some creepy little creatures, a spooky old house and some of the craziest hair we've ever seen. Can a TV movie provide real chills or it is all too sanitized? Tune in to find out.
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It's October, so that means that it is time, once again, for Buried With Clickers. We focus on scary movies this month and will try to get our a greater number of shows featuring reviews of a wide variety of films. To kick off this year's proceedings, Kat chose The Cabin in the Woods, a horror-comedy from 2012. Did it tickle our funny bone and/or put a chill up our spine? Tune in to find out.
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This week, we head into the word of Southern Gothic with a discussion of John Huston's Reflections in a Golden Eye. Some people love this film, but an equal number seem to hate it. What do we think? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Thor: The Dark World, Sudden Danger, Godzilla vs. Mothra and others.
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Another Toronto International Film Festival has come and gone and all you will get is this podcast. With 200+ films from which to choose, it can be tough to figure out what to see. It can be even tougher to get tickets. We saw a bunch of films that may not wind up in your local theatre, but some are definitely worth tracking down. We discuss Labyrinth of Lies, The World of Kanako, Three Hearts, The Gate and 99 Homes. Join our Facebook and find us on Stitcher Radio!
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This week, we talk about 1945's Mildred Pierce and nothing else. We're knee deep in TIFF here in Toronto, so this is the only other film we watched. How does it compare to the recent miniseries? Did Joan Crawford deserve the Oscar? Is Veda the original Problem Child? Tune in to find out. Come join our Facebook group and get in on the conversation.
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This week, we dig another disc out of the Natalie Wood Collection and discuss 1964's Sex and the Single Girl. The film also stars Tony Curtis, Henry Fonda and Lauren Bacall. It's a screwball comedy with a number of other elements thrown into the mix. Does it work? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Jumanji, Godzilla: King of the Monsters and part of Vampire Academy. Find our group on Facebook.
AUDIO NOTE: There is an issue with the audio on this episode. Our voices fade in and out at times. We've tried to resolve it, but it can't be fixed without bringing in a lot of white noise. Our apologies - hopefully we can sort it out before the next episode. We hope that you have hear most of the conversation.
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We wanted to enjoy a little bit more of Cruel Summer before we head into September. We thought a Mannequin Double Feature would be a great way to go out with a bang. We do a little compare and contrast with these films. Tune in to find out which one gets the higher grade. Kat had been out of town, so Scott talks about some recent watches including Guardians of the Galaxy, Nightmare Alley and Rabid Dogs. We would love to hear from you so drop us a line.
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This week, Armin and Frank lend us a hand all the way from Germany with a review of Robert Aldrich's Vera Cruz. We'll leave it to them to decide who is more macho: Gary Cooper or Burt Lancaster. We know who has the whitest teeth. We really appreciate their help in putting this show together and we hope that you enjoy it!
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The Dog Days of Cruel Summer are upon so we try to beat the heat with a movie about Las Vegas Showgirls training for a top secret commando mission. Yup, they made this movie and it's called Hell Squad. Don't start watching the 50s films of the same name with the hopes of seeing some T&A. We also chat about Divergent, Guardians of the Galaxy, Snowpiercer and even Sharknado 2. Yup, we try to do it all for your benefit or detriment - depending on your perspective.
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It is a very special week, as we discuss Dance or Die from 1987. It's the shot on video tale of a recovering cocaine addict trying to fight off drug warlords while mounting an inspired dance concert. Will it be inducted into the Cruel Summer Hall of Fame? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Her, Nim's Island, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, Friends of Eddie Coyle and Farewell My Lovely. Feedback is always welcomed.
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We have another terrific guest episode this week, hosted by Stefan of the 15 Minute Movie Podcast and his wife Maria. In true Cruel Summer fashion, they discuss 1985's Girls Just Want to Have Fun starring Sarah Jessica Parker and Helen Hunt and some fun cameos by the likes of Shannen Doherty and Robert Downey Junior. They also discuss some recent watches. We really appreciate our pals in Sweden helping us out with the show and we hope that you enjoy it!
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We are back with another edition of this year's Cruel Summer. This week, we tackled 2003's View From the Top. You forgot that movie existed, didn't you? That's what Gwyneth wanted. Does it soars through the skies or does it never get off the ground? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Illustrious Corpses, Baby Geniuses, Live Like a Cop Die Like a Man and The Battered Bastards of Baseball. Yup, it's been an interesting summer.
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This week, we are 'blessed' with another terrific guest episode, hosted by Maurice and Joanne. They have selected the 2009 film Blessed, which was filmed in their hometown of Melbourne. It's a fascinating conversation about an intriguing sounding film and we are thrilled to share it with you. If Maurice's voice sounds familiar, you must be a listener of either the Love That Album Podcast or the See Hear Podcast, or both. If you are not not a listener already; you should fix that ASAP (details below). We would like to thank our dear friends for their support and the hard work they put into creating this episode.
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We're back this week with another Cruel Summer installment. We stumbled upon a used copy of Fair Game (aka. Mamba), a movie about Sting's future wife trapped inside an apartment with a killer snake. Did we mention that Gregg Henry is the bad guy and it has a Moroder score? Could you blame us for wanting to watch it? We also chat about Earth to Echo, Revenge of the Creature, Stolen Face, Behind the Candelabra, X2: X-Men United and Berberian Sound Studio. Yes, another eclectic batch of films.
We are absolutely thrilled to bring you this very special episode of (Almost) Married With Clickers. We will run into some scheduling issues over the course of the summer and are very thankful that some fine friends have stepped in to pinch hit. This episode is guest hosted by as fine a couple as there is to be found in the five boroughs; our pals Emily and Branan. They tackle The Fisher King, directed by Terry Gilliam. We cannot thank them enough for putting the time and effort into helping us out and we wish them all of the best with their upcoming nuptials. We hope that everyone enjoys the show.
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Cruel Summer returns with a review of 2001's Out Cold - a snowboarding comedy with a noticeable lack of snowboarding. Our brains were not functioning at all, so you'll have to bear with us as we struggle to string sentences together. We also chat about Beware Mr. Baker and Freaky Friday (the Lohan one). Join our group on Facebook.
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This week, we dip our toes into the world of Pedro Almodovar with a review 2006's Volver. We went in with pretty high expectations. Were they met? Tune in to find out. We are running on fumes this June, so it may not be our most lucid conversation. We also chat about The River of No Return, Inside Llewyn Davis and Season 2 of Orange in the New Black.
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This week, we cover our first animated film with Kat's choice; Persepolis. We had both read the first volume of Marjane Satrapi's graphic novel and were keen to check out the movie. Did it live up to our expectations? Tune in to find out. We also chat about two of last year's best reviewed films; Frances Ha and Enough Said. Come join our Facebook group.
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This week, we covered our first Val Lewton film with a review of The Seventh Victim. Can a 70 year old movie still give you the creeps? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Maleficent, Philomena, Kit Kittredge: An American Girl and Dude, Where My Dog? Yup, that's quite a week. Join our Facebook group and get involved!
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We did it! Another year, another ArMAYgeddon survived! We were keen to squeeze in one more episode this month, as we're making a donation to the Red Cross (25 cents for every ArMAYgeddon episode downloaded). This time around, we discuss 2009's 2012. That just sounds awkward. Is the movie any good? Tune in to find out. We also chat about a trip to the theatre to see Amazing Spider-Man 2 as well as a visit to the Lifetime Channel to see Petals on the Wind, the sequel to Flowers in the Attic. Join our Facebook group get in on the conversation!
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After a short delay due to a disaster-free vacation, ArMAYgeddon returns with the final chapter in the Irwin Allen disaster saga, When Time Ran Out from 1980. Paul Newman, William Holden, Ernest Borgnine and even Pat Morita all try to stay alive on this tropical death trap. It's not a very good movie, but is there enough there for a viewer to have fun? Tune in to find out. We also discuss 1933's King Kong and get some terrific feedback. Why not join our Facebook group?
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Yup. Snakes on a Plane. Nuff Said.
ArMAYgeddon joins the Mile High Club to take on venomous serpents and internet hype. Does it live up to its reputation or does it live down to its reputation? Tune in to find out.
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For week 2 of this year's ArMAYgeddon, we head back into the world's most famous upside down ship in search of treasure, B-list stars and, with luck, a fun movie with 1979's Beyond the Poseidon Adventure. Did we get what we were looking for or was this all a soggy mess? Tune in to find out. We haven't really watched any other movies, but we do chat a bit about season 4 of Downton Abbey (no spoilers).
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Our 3rd annual ArMAYgeddon kicks off this week with one of the big one: 1974's Towering Inferno. There are a lot of stories in this film, as well as a lot of stories. In essence, its about Paul Newman and Steve McQueen trying to help a lot of useless people get out of a burning building. Do they succeed? Does the movie succeed? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Jurassic Park III and Apollo 18. Yup another week filled with art house favourites!
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This week, we fly off into the wild, blue yonder with 1983's The Right Stuff. The film flopped badly at the box office despite glowing reviews. What did we think? Tune in to find out. We also chat about The Wolf of Wall Street, The Wolfman, Captain America: Winter Soldier, The Roommate and Smashed. Find us on Facebook and join our group. We are also on Stitcher Radio.
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This week, we discuss the first movie we ever saw together: Sliding Doors. We can't promise that this is our most intellectual discussion but we have fun chatting about VCRs and bad English accents. We also discuss American Hustle, Frankenstein, 30 Days of Night and Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters. Yup, it was another versatile week in the Clickers household. Joing our Facebook group - we'd love to have you there.
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This week, we grab our Hamburglar masks and dollar sign bags to join The Newton Boys, Richard Linklater's 1998 film. Did we strike it rich with this one or is the account overdrawn? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Journey 2: The Mysterious Island, The Street With No Name, Drinking Buddies, Jurassic Park: The Lost World, Honey I Shrunk the Kids and Ghost Rider. Join our Facebook group.
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This week, we cover our second Oliver Stone film with Born on the Fourth of July, starring Tom Cruise as Ron Covic. This movie won a ton of awards. Did it deserve them? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Drinking Buddies, Perfect Sense, Muppets Most Wanted and some Narnia stuff. Join our Facebook group and get in on the coversation. We are also on Stitcher Radio, so look for us there.
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This week, we head back to the 1940s to delve into the world of film noir with Fritz Lang's Ministry of Fear. It stars our old pal Ray Milland. It has been described as lesser Lang, but it is a lesser film? We also spend time discussing My Name is Julia Ross, Ender's Game and Nebraska. Get involved with our Facebook group. We'd also love to hear from you, so leave us from feedback - details below.
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This week, we hop in the way back machine and revisit a high school favourite: Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. How does it hold up all the years later? Tune in to find out. As an added bonus, we also cast the movie from a 2014 perspective. We have seen a lot of movies lately so we set aside some time to discuss Lunopolis, The Sicilian Mob, Rabbit Hole, The Big Racket, Pain & Gain, Young Victoria, Mildred Pierce (2011) and Para Norman.
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This week, we set our sights on Targets from 1968. It is a fascinating film that can be appreciated on many different levels. We were very tired (let's blame the kids) so our word retrieval was not at its best. Also, please excuse some spotty audio as we had some difficulties in that department. How's that for a sales pitch? We also chat about Blue Jasmine a wee bit. Why not join our facebook group?
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This week, we discuss Sam Peckinpah's controversial Straw Dogs from 1971. There's a lot to discuss here and we cover a lot of ground. Is it still impactful in 2014? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Jason and the Argonauts, Before Midnight, The Ides of March and Monsters University. Join our Facebook Group! We are also available now via Stitcher.
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This week, we throw on a loincloth and head for the hills with a review of The Naked Prey directed and starring Married With Clickers favourite Cornell Wilde. Did we love the chase or did it leave us feeling exhausted? Tune in to find out. We also go through a ton of recent watches including The Lego Movie, Deliverance, Treasure of the Sierra Madre, Jules et Jim, X-Men, Ghostbusters, The Counselor and Side Effects. You can find us on Facebook and join our group.
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We head back to the 80s this week to check out Valley Girl, starring Nic Cage and some other people. Is is a great film or just a soundtrack in search of a story? Tune in to find out. We're caught up in Olympic fever, so haven't been watching anything else these days so this is a pretty quick little episode. Depending on your perspective, that's not necessarily a bad thing.
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This week, we discuss Barbara; a Cold War drama set in East Germany circa 1980. It is a moody, tense little film but did it leave us feeling moody and tense? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Getaway with Ethan Hawke and that Gomez girl as well as Mud, with Mississippi Matt. Why not join us on Facebook?
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We're back from an unplanned delay. The sounds you hear in the background are the industrial fans and dehumidifiers drying out our waterlogged basement. We don't cover a lot of musical here at MWC but Kat picked this little gem from the early 80s. We also chat about Warm Bodies, Possessed and All-Star Superman. Hey, why not join our Facebook group?
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This week, we burn, baby, burn with Gillo Pontecorvo's follow-up to The Battle of Algiers; Burn! (aka Quemada) from 1969. It is another ambitious film tackling colonialism, racism, economic exploitation and the great rum vs. whisky debate. Were we rewarded with another masterpiece by Pontecorvo or did we leave feeling a little burned? Tune in to find out. Join our Facebook group. We'd love to hear from you.
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It's that time of the year, and one of our favourite episodes to record. We run through our lists of the top 10 older movies we discovered for the first time in 2013. Our lists are a bit all over the place, but that's half the fun isn't it? We also run through a few lists provided by listeners - which have provided us with a lot of films to add to our 'To Watch' piles. We have to give thanks to our good pal Rupert of the Rupert Pupkin Speaks blog, which served as the inspiration for these annual episodes.
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After a prolonged break over the holidays, we have returned for a super-sized 150th episode. We celebrate 3 years of the show with a triple feature of films starring the late, great Peter O'Toole: The Lion in Winter, My Favorite Year and How to Steal a Million. We also chat about Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Stoker, Quantum of Solace, The World's End, Drug War and maybe a couple of other things. Come find us on Facebook.
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This week, we tackle a classic neither of us had seen: Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life. Sure, but is the movie wonderful? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Rapture Palooza (boo!), Beware My Lovely, Room 237 and The Way, Way Back. Why not chat about the show on our Facebook group? Or chat about anything there?
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We are back from vacation - tanned, rested and ready for Shakespeare. Neither of us knew this play at all but were keen to check out Ralph Fiennes' directorial debut. Tune in to hear our thoughts. We also discuss The To-Do List, Man of Steel, The Apartment and We're the Millers. Find us on Facebook and join our group.
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This week, we take a look at our first Steven Spielberg film, Saving Private Ryan. The film was widely lauded upon its release, but how did it work for us 15 years down the road? Tune in to find out. We also chat a bit about The Bling Ring, which is about as far away from Saving Private Ryan you can get. That's how we roll.
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We are back in the shadowy world of film noir this week with a look at 1955's The Big Combo. We wanted to cover it as finally came to Blu last month thanks to Olive Films. This one has it all: a sadistic crime boss, hearing aid torture, oral sex and lots and lots of fog. How does it hold up nearly 60s years later? Tune in to find out.
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We are back with a reviewing of Ang Lee's Life of Pi. Neither of us liked the book, but did we like movie? Tune in to find out. We also chat about The Croods, This Is The End, Gravity, 12 Years A Slave and an exhibit on David Bowie at the Art Gallery of Ontario. Join our Facebook group. We'd also love to hear from you.
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Buried With Clickers is dead (long live Buried With Clickers!), and Chucky killed it. This is the last podcast of the month - hope you had fun with it. This may not be our finest episode, as we didn't think much of Child's Play and our ennui might be showing. With that in mind - Enjoy!
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Buried With Clickers is coming to an end, but we get a good one this episode with 2009's Orphan. We had heard good things about it and it features a scene filmed at a local playground - so we were stoked to see it. Did it live up to our expectations? Tune in to find out. If you haven't joined out Facebook group, you should.
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Buried With Clickers gets infected this time out with a review of 28 Weeks Later, the follow up to Danny Boyle's exhilirating look at life on the run in the UK. This sequel covers similar themes, but from a very different vantage point. How does it measure up? Tune in to find out. Join the discussion in the Married With Clickers Group on Facebook.
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We continue with a month of Buried With Clickers with a review of Dario Argento's Tenebre. Or it is Tenebrae? Does it really matter? This is a film loaded with black gloves, white blouses and straight razors, but was that enough to suck us in? Tune in to find out. We're on Facebook - so search for the Married With Clickers group and join.
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For this installment of Buried With Clickers, we review a fondly remembered Made for TV movie from 1981 - Dark Night of the Scarecrow. How does it hold up after all these years? Is it a good movie or just a good Made for TV movie? Tune in to find out.
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This time around, Buried With Clickers venture to the British Isles to explore a potentially haunted boarding school with The Awakening starring Rebecca Hall and Dominic West. We like a good, atmospheric spookfest, but there are a million of them out there. How does this one rank? Tune in to find out.
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Buried With Clickers goes deep underground with Chosen Survivors - one of the most 70s movies we've ever covered on the show. A group of people avoid a nuclear war, but have to contend with some nasty vampire bats. Will they all survive? No, but it is a pretty fun ride.
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Buried With Clickers continues with a review of Paperhouse, recommended by the fine host of the Hammicus podcast. It is a nearly forgotten British film from the late 80s. Should it stay in the shadows or is it worth tracking down? Tune in to find out. Join our Facebook group - we'd love to chat with you.
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Buried With Clickers continues with a real beauty, eh? We take a look at 2000's Ginger Snaps, a well-loved Canadian production that neither of us had seen. Did the 'teen melodrama under a full moon' theme were out its welcome or did we find ourselves lycan it? Tune in to find out. Like most of the shows this month, this one is short but hopefully you folks are looking for quantity over quality. Join our Facebook group.
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October has arrived, so we'll be trying to cram in as many horror movies as possible for Buried With Clickers (thanks Cody!). We kick off the month with Tony Scott's directorial debut The Hunger starring Catherine Deneuve, Susan Sarandon and David Bowie. This film is loaded with style, but was there enough substance to win us over? Tune in to find out. While you're at it, find our group on Facebook and get chatting.
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It's back to the 1980s once again as we review 1984's Romancing the Stone directed by Robert Zemeckis. Scott had seen it way back when, but it was the first time for Kat. How did this one sit with us in 2013? Tune in to find out. We also chat briefly about Everything Must Go, Star Trek Into Darkness, The Great Gatsby, The Sapphires, The Invisible Man and The Sharkfighters. We were both feeling a bit under the weather so 'high energy' would not be an accurate term to describe the episode. You might want to listen on double speed!
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It is time for our annual TIFF report to give you a look at some of the films on the horizon. We discuss which ones to see and which ones to avoid. These are very short reviews and we avoid spoilers like crazy, so don't fret. This year's crop includes the long awaited documentary Jodorowsky's Dune, The Dinner (aka Het Diner) from the Netherlands, Kelly Reichhardt's latest Night Moves, the 'indie revenge flick with heart' Blue Ruin and A Promise; Patrice Leconte's first English language film. It was a busy week for us, but we still had energy for a lively chat. We hope that you enjoy.
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It's a short show this week, as we recorded in advance knowing that we'd be knee deep in TIFF. We will be checking out Kelly Reichardt's new film, so thought this was the perfect time to discuss Meek's Cutoff starring Michelle Williams, Paul Dano and Bruce Greenwood. According to reviews on IMDB, people seem to either love or hate this film. Tune in to see where we stand.
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This week, we take a look at Robert Altman's Nashville from 1975. It is one of the most lauded films of the 1970s, but how did it sit with us? Can an Altman film be too Altmanesque? We also chat about Robot & Frank, E.T., Jurassic Park, Gangster Squad and Anna Karenina.
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Cruel Summer fizzles to its conclusion with our review of the infamous Gigli. Is it as bad as everyone says, or just as bad as we say? Tune in to find out. We were a a bit energy depleted when recording so forgive us. We also chat about Spring Breakers, Only God Forgives, Bronson and A Hijacking. Come join our Facebook group and chat about all of this stuff.
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Cruel Summer gets super hot this week, with a review of Reign of Fire from 2002. Even with the mixture of pectoral muscles and dragons, we had somehow never seen this one before. Is it good, dumb fun or just plain dumb? Tune in to find out. It's a short, but hopefully enjoyable show as we're trying to record what we can over summer vacation. Look for Married With Clickers on Facebook, as our group is gaining steam on there.
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Cruel Summer is in full swing this week as we review Shanghai Surprise, one of the most infamous flops of the 80s. Sean Penn, Madonna and a crazy plot about novelty ties and opium. What could have gone wrong? We also chat about Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone and The Wolverine. Find us on Facebook and join the conversation.
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Cruel Summer gets particularly cruel this week as we pay a visit to old friend Brian Austin Green in 2011's Cross. We don't want to spoil our review too much, but let's just say that any Oscar snubs were well deserved. We also chat about Man of Steel, Turbo, Django Unchained, Sharknado (more 90210 alum), The Phenix City Story and more. Look us up on Facebook and join the group!
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Cruel Summer continues this weak with a short and silly show. Scott found a DVD copy of 2001's The Enemy and could not pass up the chance to see Luke Perry and Roger Moore share the screen. That said, $3.99 seems like a steep price. One IMDB user states that it was "Not as bad a film as i thought it would be". Tune in to see if we agree. Join our Facebook Group and get involved with the discussions we're having over there.
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Cruel Summer heat up this week (literally, we're melting in Toronto right now) with 1987's Flowers in the Attic. It's an adaptation of V.C. Andrews' novel which was devoured by teenage girls through the 1980s. Dear parents who let your kids who read those books - you're fired. We also chat about Alphaville, Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Parts 1 & 2, Despicable Me 2 and Green Lantern. We have a Facebook group - you should join it!
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This is a very special episode for us. Cruel Summer 2013 gets off to a terrific start as we were honoured to do a team-up with Emily and Christine of the Feminine Critique Podcast. We are big fans of both ladies and their show, on which they discuss a wide variety of movies with the perfect mix of insight and humour. It is like hanging our with smart, funny friends. Kat and I can be found on their show this week discussing Bad Girls from 1994. On our show, we stayed in 1994 to chat about The Cowboy Way starring Woody Harrelson and Kiefer Sutherland. We try our best to make sense of this strange film that seems to convey the message that the best way to defeat human trafficking is through rope tricks and line dancing. The audio is a bit all over the place (let's all blame the gremlins at Skype, shall we?) but it's all audible and if you have a fraction of the fun listening to it as we did recording, you'll be in great shape. Oooops, we almost forgot to mention that we've included a half hour of Pretty Little Liars chat on here. We're all big fans, and hopefully our enthusiasm will convince you to give this guilty little pleasure a try.
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This week, we head into the Amazon with a bunch of heavy smokers who also happen to be scientists. They are on the verge of the greatest scientific discovery of the 20th Century. The problem is, the discovery fights back. Tune in to find out if the Gill Man still produces a thrill, man. We watched nothing else this week, but are thrilled to announce a team-up with the Feminine Critique podcast next week. Seach for us on Facebook.
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This week, we travel back in time to take a look at a 1964's Zulu starring a super young Michael Caine. This one would have wowed audiences back in the day, but can it do the same for us? We also chat about the season finale to Revolution, Backfire, A Fistful of Dollars and a trip out to the theatre to see a wonderful play called Kim's Convenience.
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This week, we go toe to toe with one of the iconic films of American cinema; Raging Bull. How do you bring fresh perspective to a film that has been analyzed to death? Well, we try our best and it turns into a pretty colourful chat - probably our longest review ever. We also discuss a trip to see A Chinese Ghost Story on the big screen, the conclusion ot Season One of Arrow and our initial thoughts on the the relaunch of Arrested Development. Make sure to join our Facebook group.
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This week, we revisit a film neither of us has seen in more than 20 years; Europa, Europa. Has it aged as well as we have? Tune in to find our. We also chat about Silver Linings Playbook, Horror Island, Police Story and Country Strong. Yup, we actually watched Country Strong. We'd love to hear from you, so drop us a line and join our Facebook group.
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ArMAYgeddon comes to an end this week with 2003's The Core starring Aaron Eckhart, Hilary Swank and a million other people. Is this a journey to the center of the Earth worth taking? Tune in to find out! We also chat about Celeste & Jesse Forever, That Guy... Who Was In That Thing and Power Play. We are tired and grumpy, so it is a short show - but hopefully a fun one.
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This week, ArMAYgeddone continues as we head back to the Atlantic with Richard Lester's Juggernaut, a disaster-thriller starring Omar Shariff, Richard Harris and a very young Anthony Hopkins. Is it explosive or just a bomb? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Take This Waltz, The Master, Where the Sidewalk Ends and The Ghost and the Darkness. Given recent events, we have decided to make a donation to the Red Cross for every download of an ArMAYgeddon episode this month, so please spread the word.
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ArMAYgeddon heats up this week with a review of 1997's Volcano starring Tommy Lee Jones, Anne Heche and Don Cheadle. This movie tries to prove that you cannot spell lava without L.A. but does it work? Tune in to find out. It was the only movie we watched this week so, if you like little to no chit chat, this may be your favourite episode ever. Our Facebook group is picking up steam so join us on there.
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ArMAYgeddon continues this week as we take to the skies (but not for very long) with Airport '77 - a film involving an art heist, the Bermuda Triangle and Pong. This one stars Jack Lemmon, but we're here to tell you whether the entire enterprise is a lemon. We also discuss Iron Man 3, Despicable Me, Contraband and Downton Abbey Season 3. Search for our group on Facebook and join up.
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ArMAYgeddon gets off to a sinking start with 1960's The Last Voyage starring Robert Stack, Dorothy Malone and Woody Strode. Is it a great disaster movie or a disaster of a movie? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Wreck It Ralph, They Live By Night, The Lawman and Night Creatures. We have a fun Facebook page - have you checked it out?
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This week, we cover our second Billy Wilder film with 1951's Ace in the Hole. In this movie, a man falls into a hole, and not the one on Kirk Douglas' chin. Does it rank up there with Wilder's best? Tune in to find out. We also chat about last year's Bachelorette and prepare the house for ArMAYgeddon. We hope you enjoy! Hey, don't forget to find us on Facebook and join the group.
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This week, we tackle our first documentary with last year's First Position. This film focuses on the lives of a small handful of talented children as they prepare for a make or break competition. Does it pirouette elegantly or is the whole premise stretched too thin? We also chat about Thunder Road and Seven Psychopaths.
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This week, we revisit our old friend John Frankenheimer with the 1996 TV two-parter, Andersonville. This was a slightly selfish choice on Scott's part, as he was visiting Georgia but we hope you enjoy it anyway. We also chat a bit about Frankenweenie, a trip out to see Miami Connection and Kat's new obsession: Pretty Little Liars. Hey, why not join our Facebook group.
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This week, we tackle a couple of cinematic heavyweights with Casa De Mi Padre and Machete. Both films walk a tight rope, poking fun at genres. Does it work? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Friends With Kids, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, Armored Car Robbery, The Grey and Goon. A big week for us.
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This week, we celebrate Easter with a look at a film about a giant, infantile duck featuring a cast of C-listers. Is it good, so bad it's good or just bad? Tune into find out. We also discuss Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, Safety Not Guaranteed and Captain America: First Avenger. We now have a Facebook group, so please join us there.
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This week, we became the last two people to watch Guillermo Del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth. Tune in to find out if we liked it, too. We also chat about Lawless, The Burglar, Hotel Transylvania, Wanderlust and Vertigo. We now have a Facebook group, so please come join us there.
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This week we discuss the 1945 technicolor noir Leave Her to Heaven. Why are the most beautiful women always the craziest? Tune in to find out. We also chat briefly about The Raid: Redemption, The Gingerbread Man, The Black Room, The Great Mouse Detective, A Farewell to Arms, Sea of Love, Pocahontas and The Wreck of the Mary Deare. Let for the Married With Clickers group on Facebook.
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This week, we drool much over the 1989 black comedy Heathers. We both loved it a lot back in high school, but we wanted to see if it had aged as poorly as Shannen Doherty. We also chat about The Dictator (and have a lot of good stuff to say about it) as well as the little charmer, Pitch Perfect.
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This week, we review the 1981 sci-fi/mystery/western Outland starring a bearded Sean Connery. This one did not exactly light up the box office back in the day, but is it worth a look today? Tune in to find out. We also chat about The Perks of Being a Wallflower and This Means War. We only watched that last one because we were stuck on a plane.
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This week, we head deep into the jungle with Christian Bale and spoil the hell out of Rescue Dawn. Honestly, we generally try not to tell all, but it is tough with this one so be warned. Little Dieter may need to fly, but do you need to see this movie? Tune in to find out. We also chat briefly about The Campaign and Seeking a Friend at the End of the World.
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This week, we take a look at that gangland classic Mobsters from 1991. Go sleep with the fishes The Godfather. Fuggedaboutit Goodfellas. The pipes are calling Miller's Crossing. Now, we finally get a real, insider's look at the mob world. Ok, we may have hit our head and are feeling a bit confused. Anyway, we talk about this loopy movie, along with Looper, House of Bamboo, I Wake Up Screaming and Kiss of Death. A good week, all in all.
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We've both got colds this week, so if the voices sound different - don't worry it is still your faithful host and hostess. Kat's Fass-bender continues with a look at Centurion from 2010. This one had little to no impact on the box office, but did it have an impact on us? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Moonrise Kingdom, Your Sister's Sister, The Big Knife, Snow White and the Huntsmen, The Expendables, The Magus and North Face.
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For this week's episode, we take a look at the dark underbelly of the Hollywood machinery of the 1930s with Inside Daisy Clover, directed by Richard Mulligan and starring Natalie Wood, Christopher Plummer and Robert Redford. If you enjoy melodrama and terrible show tunes, this might be the film for you. We also chat about another Cash McCall, Do-Deca-Pentathlon, Boardwalk Empire Season 2, Breaking Bad Season 1 and Game of Thrones Season 1.
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It is time for our 2nd annual review of the top 10 older films we saw for the first time. We watched a wide array of films in 2012, and our lists prove it. Once again, we've stolen the idea from our good friend Rupert of the Rupert Pupkin Speaks blog. If you listen to our show regularly, there won't be too many surprises, but our picks do range from the sublime to the ridiculous. There are some weird audio glitches over the course of the first 20 minutes of the show (nothing major - just some small gaps) - apologies in advance.
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After much holiday-induced delay, we are back to celebrate our 100th episode and 2-year anniversary with a return to our roots: a Cary Grant film. To Catch a Thief is not your typical Alfred Hitchcock film, so tune in to find out how it measures up. We also discuss a myriad of recent watches including Prometheus, Holy Motors, Elf and Smokin' Aces.
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The holidays are just around the corner, so we decided to cover a film with a very misleading title: Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence. This is an interesting film about a fascinating period of history with some strong performances, but does it all come together to form a masterpiece? We also share our views on Skyfall, In Time, Argo, Something Borrowed and Macao.
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This week, we take take on our first Oliver Stone film with Savages from earlier this year. We had both read and had fun with the book, but does the movie measure up? We also take a quick look at Ghosts of Mars, Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, The Invisible Man's Revenge, Jeff Who Lives at Home and Conan the Barbarian (2011).
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This week, we take a look at Sidney Lumet's 1971 heist film The Anderson Tapes starring Sean Connery, Martin Balsam and Christopher Walken. We discuss all of the elements that are required for a good heist film. Does this one measure up? Tune in to find out. We also give our quick thoughts on The Muppets, Magic Mike, The Island (1980), The Formula, Rock of Ages and Storm Warning (1951).
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Kat and I were about to head our separate ways (short, independent trips - not marital disaster), but before doing so we decided to piece together a quick show on an old favourite: Grease. We grew up humming the tunes to this musical, but has it worn out its welcome or does it still manage to charm the hot pants off us? Tune in to find out. It has been a busy time in the Clickers household, so if this ep seems a bit rushed and we seem a bit distracted, you will have to forgive us. There are worse things we could do.
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Gentlemen (and Ladies), start your engines as we accelerate through the corners this week with a look at John Frankenheimer's 1966 Cinerama sensory experience known as Grand Prix. Sure, we've got James Garner, Yves Montand and Toshiro Mifune but, let's admit it, we're here for the cars. Does it capture pole position or is it a literal and figurative car wreck? Tune in to find out. We also chat about Peggy Sue Got Married, My Son My Son What Have Ye Done and Gun Crazy.
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We rushed to squeeze one more episode of Shocks & Bonds into the month. This week, Kat wanted a Daniel Craig Bond starring Bond film, and went with Casino Royale. For the Shock, we class it up with Werner Herzog's Nosferatu the Vampyre, a remake of the silent, Expressionist classic. Did the experiment end on a high note, or are we ready to say goodbye to 007 and assorted ghouls? Tune in to find out.
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Shocks and Bonds continues this week with a couple of very fun films. On the shock side, we check out The Asphx from 1973, a rather old fashioned British horror film about interfering with nature and saying ass fix a lot. On the Bond front, we go waaay back to 1963 with From Russia With Love, the second film in the franchise which includes a trip on the Orient Express.
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Shocks and Bonds continues this week with two very different films. We go all the way back to 1941 to review the Universal classic The Wolfman. Does the film still have any appeal in 2012? Tune in to find out. We feature our third Bond in three weeks with Goldeneye from 1995. We all waited a long time to see Pierce Brosnan as 007 but was it worth the wait?
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Shocks and Bonds continues this week with a fun double feature. For the 'Shocks' portion, we cover John Carpenter's The Fog. We liked this one so much, we reviewed it twice (the first one was lost to computer gremlins). For the 'Bonds' part of the show, we hang out with Roger Moore with a review of For Your Eyes Only. More than 30 years later, how do these two films hold up? Tune in to find out.
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It is Shocks and Bonds month at Married With Clickers. What does that mean? It means we're doing one James Bond movie and one scary movie every episode. This week, Kat picked 1969's On Her Majesty's Secret Service and Freddy vs. Jason from 2003. What did we think? Were they great or did they stink? Tune in to find out.
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We attended some TIFF screenings a few weeks ago and we're finally sitting down to talk about them. This episode includes reviews of The Iceman starring Michael Shannon, Thérèse Desqueyroux starring Audrey Tautou, the Hong Kong car chase flick Motorway and Spanish apocalyptic reunion movie Fin (The End). Kat also fills us in on what it's like to see a 50something Madonna perform. Head colds abound in the Clickers household right now, so coherent analysis is a rare bird. Kat also makes her first picks for next week's initial installment of Shocks & Bonds.
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This week, we watch Michael Caine follow a rather unconventional path up the corporate ladder in A Shock to the System. This black comedy from 1990 seems all but forgotten, but is it a hidden gem or worth avoiding? Tune in to find out. We also chat about the most shock finale in Bachelor Pad history, Haywire and boobs. Not necessarily in that order.
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This week, we take on a monster - Lars Von Trier's Melancholia. Much ink has been spilled over Von Trier's works through the years but, at long last, the world will finally get to hear our two cents. It's the end of the world and does anyone really care? Kirsten Dunst sure doesn't. Tune in to see how this rather polarizing film sat with us. We also dive into the feedback bag.
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This week, we lace up the gloves and step into the ring with Robert Wise's boxing-theme noir from 1949, The Set-Up. In this one, the great Robert Ryan plays an ill-fated, over the hill pugilist. Is the film itself over the hill, or can the team of Wise and Ryan still teach us some new tricks? Tune in to find out. We also share our quick thoughts on Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows, A Dangerous Method, My Week With Marilyn, Murder My Sweet and Eat, Pray, Love.
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We get back to the good stuff this week, with a review of Billy Wilder's 1959 comedy Some Like It Hot. Some people may also like this movie, but did we? Well, the answer is 'yes', but please still tune in to find out why. We also chat about season 1 of Boardwalk Empire, The Lady in the Lake and John Woo's Paycheck. That last one felt like a Cruel Summer aftershock.
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Cruel Summer ends with a whimper this week. We are obviously suffering from bad movie fatigue as we look to put this whole thing out of its misery. We burn through three quick reviews covering The Ugly Truth, King Kong Lives and Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man. We failed to see the humour in any of these - perhaps the summer heat makes us cranky. We also discuss some other recent watches including Forty Guns, Downton Abbey, Nightbreed: Cabal Cut and Beasts of the Southern Wild. To make matters worse, we're testing out some new recording equipment so sound quality may be all over the place. Overall, this may not have been our finest hour but it was certainly our houriest hour.
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This week, Cruel Summer hits a new high (or is it a new low?) with the straight to DVD sequel to a film that we'd never seen. Into the Blue 2: The Reef is jam-packed with vaguely familiar faces and reality stars desperate to find their 16th minute of fame. Sure it's terrible, but is it any good? Let's just say that if you like split screens, gratuitious T&A and scuba montages, this may be the film for you.
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Cruel Summer continues this week, with a look at Torque from 2004. We ask a lot of questions, but none more important than what in the hell was this DVD doing in Scott's parents' collection? Tune in to find out whether we thought it was a torqey or speactorqular. Perhaps both? We also chat briefly, in a spoiler-free fashion, about Dark Knight Rises. You may have heard of that one.
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Cruel Summer continues this week, as we pack up our hockey bags and jump on the cheese wagon as we head back to summer camp with a review of 1980's Little Darlings. We discuss our camp experiences, Armand Assante's swarthiness and whether Matt Dillon may actually be the prettiest of the bunch.
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Cruel Summer heats up this week as we get shipwrecked with Brooke Shields and Chris Atkins in The Blue Lagoon. This was a pretty infamous movie during our respective childhoods, so we take a look to see what all the fuss was about. We have some laughs, shed some tears and wonder what kind of glue they used on Brooke Shields' boobs to keep that hair in place.
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Surf's Up, Dudes! This week, we begin our Cruel Summer with the 2002 Hawaiian tax shelter known as Blue Crush. This film raises plenty of questions, most notably: who is the idiot responsible for convincing Kate Bosworth that she needed to lose weight? It's a super short show, as we're away from technology much of the summer and trying to get some content in the can, but hopefully it is sweet.
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Kat continues her Fass bender this week as we review 2011's Shame. We've all heard a lot about Michael Fassbender's weiner, but what about his butt? Tune in to find out. Also, we try to talk about the actual movie; focusing on the challenge of bringing the difficult subject matter to the big screen. Does Steve McQueen succeed? Scott gives a quick review of The Man From Hong Kong and we both gush about The Amazing Spider-Man.
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This week, we celebrate summer with a visit to Amity Island circa 1978 with a review of Jaws 2. Sheriff Brody is looked Tanned, but not at all Rested and he is certainly not Ready to deal with another Great White. It is almost impossible not to compare this one to the original, but we try our best. We also chat briefly about the film noir Dead Reckoning and sort out how we're going to schedule some podcasting into our summer.
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After a bit of a delay, we're back with a look at 2009's Fish Tank, a gritty look at... blah, blah blah. Yup, Fassbender is in it and his shirt is off. We also chat about Black Gunn, Madagascar 3 and Van Wilder. A very eclectic week to say the least.
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We celebrate our 75th show with a visit from an old friend; Mr. Cary Grant. The Talk of the Town is an interesting mix of drama and comedy, featuring three of the biggest stars of the era. How does it hold up today? Should it be remembered with the great films of the 40s or just lumped in with second tier TCM fodder? We also chat about Sherlock: The Final Problem, Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrells, The Guard and Tinker, Tailor, Solider, Spy. That's a whole lot of commas.
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Here it is folks, the final installment of ArMAYgeddon. This week we cover Poseidon from 2006, a mega budget remake of one of Kat's all-time favourite flicks. How does it compare? Did it make our hearts buoyant, or did we get a sinking feeling? Tune in to find out. We also take a quick look at Sherlock: Hound of the Baskervilles, Revenge of the Creature and Strange Impersonation.
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ArMAYgeddon takes a sharp turn this week with a review of 1977's Roller Coaster. We were both feeling a bit loopy so our conversation may go off the rails at times. We also cover Ida Lupino's The Hitch-Hiker, The Hunger Games, Young Adult and the Sherlock's return to these shores.
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ArMAYgeddon heats up this week with a look at Dante's Peak from 1997. We cover a wide range of topics including science, Mount Aetna and stubborn old people. Are James Bond and Sarah Connor any match for molten lava? Tune in to find out. We also chat about The Avengers, Thor and Kat's crush on Loki.
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There's a whole lotta shakin' going on this week with a look at 1974's Earthquake. Neither of us had seen it before, but we knew that we were in for a wild ride. The really don't make 'em like this anymore. We didn't watch any other movies this week, as our social lives have gotten in the way of our anti-social lives.
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ArMAYgeddon takes off this week and with a look at The Concorde... Airport '79 from, you guessed it, 1979. It features an all-star cast of C-listers and some wonky special effects. Does it soar at Mach 2 or crash like a lead balloon? We also talk about what elements make for a disaster movie and Scott gives a quick review of Play It Again, Sam.
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We get a head start on ArMAYgeddon this week with 1998's Hard Rain starring Christian Slater, Morgan Freeman and Betty White. Yup, like all good disaster movies, this one has a bonkers cast. We just got back from a week at Walt Disney World, so we go through our Top 10 Disney rides. You do not want to miss that! We also chat about We Bought a Zoo, New Year's Eve and that 80s classic Captain EO.
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This week, we decide to spent some quality time with the Lisbon sisters with a review of Sofia Coppola's 1999 debut The Virgin Suicides. We did not see eye to eye on this one so tune in to hear us trying to politely insult each other's intelligence. Truth be told, Kat likely won. We have not see any movies lately so we get down to some TV talk - covering Community, The Office and even Smash.
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This week we take to the streets of New Orleans with the 1950 film noir (?) thriller Panic In The Streets starring Richard Widmark and Jack Palance. After 62 years, does the movie smell as fresh as a stroll through the Garden District or like Bourbon Street at 6:00 AM? We also chat briefly about Scott's trip to The Final Four, The Other Woman, The Thing From Another World and The Descendants, and consider doing a month of disaster movies.
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This week, we travel back to the 1980s to learn a very important lesson: racism is bad. 1988's Betrayed is a treasure trove of corn fields, cold beer and mom jeans. Is it worth tracking down or should it remain forgotten? Tune in to find out. We also chat about John Carter and Kill the Irishman.
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This week, we head down under and out west with Ned Kelly from 2003, starring the late Heath Ledger as the infamous outlaw. Is it a diamond in the rough or should it be left in the outback? Tune in to find out. We also chat briefly about The Help and The Italian Connection.
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Kat's choice this week is an old childhood favourite. High concept, socially minded, science fiction was all the rage in the 1970s, and Logan's Run played a large role in the trend. How does it hold up today? Tune in to find out. We explore the role that nostalgia plays in film appreciation. We also discuss techniques to defeat the evil robot known simply as Box.
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This week, we try to forget Chinatown, but it proves to be quite difficult. Sure, countless books. essays and articles have been written about this movie but you really want to hear us talk about it, right? We also do a quick debrief on the Oscars and chat about Moneyball and The African Queen.
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We had both read the book recently, so Kat thought Never Let Me Go would be a good choice for this week. The book was well loved, but the film certainly underperformed at the box office. Do some stories simply not translate well to the big screen? Tune in to find out. We also cover recent watches including The Narrow Margin, The Big Year, French Immersion, Footloose (2011), The Racket and Monte Walsh.
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This week, we try our best to heap sufficient praise on 1966's The Battle of Algiers. It is an impressive cinematic achievement and if you haven't seen it, tune in to hear us tell you all about why you need to check it out. We also share our thoughts on Drive, The Phantom Menace in 3-D and the George Cukor classic Holiday.
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A lot of period piece gangster films were released between 1987 and 1993, and one of them was Miller's Crossing, the 3rd outing by the Brothers Coen. Was it one of the best? Quick answer: Yes. It did not make much of an impact at the time, but still packs a punch today. Tune in to find out why. We also chat briefly about Layer Cake, X-Men: First Class and why Moms should not let their 4-year old daughters watch Planet of the Apes. Tune in to hear Kat try to blame Scott, even though he was 4 miles away at the time.
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This week, we bring out the spirit fingers to discuss 2000's Bring It On. As far as guilty pleasures go, how does it measure up? We also take quick looks at the return of American Idol, Aguirre, the Wrath of God, Midnight in Paris and the 'you have to see it to believe it' early 80s Czech sci-fi/horror film Ferat Vampire. Yup, it's been that kind of week here at Casa Clickers.
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For the second time in as many months, Kat picks a Fassbender driven film with this recent adaptation of Jane Eyre. Should Scott be worried about Kat's new Hollywood boyfriend? Probably. Can Cary Fukunaga's team bring something new to this tale of woe that has already been adapted for the small and big screens countless times? Tune in to find out. We also share our quick thoughts on 30 Minutes or Less, Our Idiot Brother, Violent Naples, Rise of the Planet of the Apes and The Trip. All this and a very generous serving of feedback - that to everyone who phoned or wrote it.
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This week, we finish our stint partnering up with Harry Callahan with a trio of sequels: The Enforcer, Sudden Impact and The Dead Pool. Does the law of diminishing returns hold true for this series, or does Clint Eastwood have a surprise or two up his sleeve? The TV season has returned with a vengeance, so we also take quick looks at The Firm (we've got a personal connection to the show) and The Bachelor Season 47. We've also dipped our toes into the cool, creepy waters of Twin Peaks, which may ultimately lead to a standalone episode for us.
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So, we were going to cover Magnum Force this week but, one thing led to another, and we decided that a two-parter covering all 5 Dirty Harry films was in order. For this episode, we take a look at Dirty Harry and its follow-up Magnum Force. Do these two classics still bring the thrills? Tune in to find out. We aim for a balanced cinematic diet, so we also discuss One Day, Win Win, Beginners and Extract. The holdiays are a great time for giving the old DVD player a real workout.
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As we may have mentioned from time to time (or all the time), we have two young children and that limits the number of times we can see new releases on the big screen. Stealing an idea from our good friend Rupert of the Rupert Pupkin Speaks blog, we decided to create lists of the top 10 films we saw for the first time in 2011. We hit nearly ever genres and our lists include films from as far back as 1935 and as recent as 2008. We do end up discussing some of our favourites from 2011 and respond to some terrific feedback.
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We get all romantic this week, with Kat's pick of Franco Zeffirelli's adaptation of Romeo and Juliet from 1968. Does a rose by any other name truly smell as sweet? In other words, is the movie any good? We also chat about Horrible Bosses and Captain America: The First Avenger. Yup, we try try to keep it versatile here at MWC.
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It's Scott's choice this week, so he took the show back out west with 1966's The Professionals. If you have not heard of this film, you are in for a treat as it features a great script and an amazing cast which includes Lee Marvin, Jack Palance and Woody Strode. We also chat about The Crow, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, the Coen Brothers' True Grit and the Grace Kelly Exhibit at the Bell Light Box here at TIFF HQ.
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The holidays are just around the corner, so why not join us for a chat about an unbelievably depressing film set in fetid prison cells in Northern Ireland? All kidding aside, with all of the buzz surrounding Michael Fassbender these days, it seemed like the perfect time to check out Hunger from 2008. We share our thoughts on The Polar Express and Bad Santa (no, we didn't watch them as a double bill).
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This week, we return to the world of film noir (or is it noir light? Film Gris?) with a review of 1948's The Big Clock starring Charles Laughton and Ray Milland. Have the passing been harsh on this film, or can it still entertain? Who really needs a $600,000 clock? Did Ray Milland really want to go on vacation with his family? Is that the most disgusting moustache in cinema history? We also tackle two recent watches: Source Code (2011) and Class (1983) and discuss a very special screening for our 6 Year Old's birthday party.
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We celebrate our 50th show with one helluva fun movie, 2000's Battle Royale. We know, we know - you've all seen it, but it was new to us. Did it live up to the hype? Is the Hunger Games a rip off? Should Scott be concerned about Kat's newfound love for ultra-violent films? We answer these questions and more. We also share our thoughts on Bridesmaids, The X Factor, Pan Am and deal with some much appreciated feedback.
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This week, our plans for a relaxing afternoon on the bayou went south with Walter Hill's 1981 film Southern Comfort. We love misnomer film titles here in the Clickers household. We also love good music, crawfish and films with nonstop tension, so we were well served by Uncle Walt. We also take quick looks at The Trouble With Harry, Crazy Stupid Love and Son of Frankenstein.
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After a month of horror, we did a complete 180 and watched Water for Elephants. It is our first ever review of a 'new' movie. Kat had read and enjoyed the book, so was anxious to see how it had been adapted for the screen. Scott is co-captain of the Toronto chapter of Team Edward. Did we like the movie? Tune in to find out. We also ramble through some recent watches: The Killers (1946), No Strings Attached and Airplane II: the Sequel.
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The final installment of our inaugural (and final?) Four Week of Shrieks comes to us courtesy of good friend of the show, Vishnu. Blood on Satan's Claw is unlike anything else we've watched this month, but is that a good thing or a bad thing? This tale involves a group of sinister teenagers, helping Satan rebuild himself by collecting body parts from locals. Wasn't that also the plot from The Twelfth Night?
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We are nearing the end of October, and that means that Four Weeks of Shrieks is also coming to an end. Kat decided that it was time to go old school slasher and have us visit Camp Crystal Lake with the original Friday the 13th. It had been a very long time since either of us had seen it. So long, in fact, that Kat had pretty much forgotten the identity of the killer. That was cool, as it was as if we were watching it with fresh eyes.
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For this installment of Four Weeks of Shrieks we go waaaaay back to 1935 to check out Bride of Frankenstein directed by James Whale. The sets are gorgeous, the make-up is glorious and don't get us started on that Dr. Pretorius! Does this universally (get it?) lauded film still have a strong impact nearly 80 years after its release? Tune in to find out.
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Kat and Scott are back together and ready to continue the Four Weeks of Shrieks with a review of Children of the Corn from 1984. It is based on a Stephen King short story and stars Sarah Connor and that guy from Thirtysomething. Kat picked it to see if Malachi and Isaac still have the ability to scare us all these years later? Are these kids really subsisting on corn? Who told Linda Hamilton that those shorts fit? We explore these and other issues, so tune in!
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Four Weeks of Shrieks continues with a sojourn into the modern era with a review of The Crazies. In an attempt to make amends for some earlier choices that were less than horrific, Scott picked this remake of George Romero's early 70s film about a small town dealing with a rather nasty virus and an even nastier government. Was it crazy enough to work? Is Timothy Olyphant actually in law enforcement? Due to some travel and overall 'out of towness', we'll be taking a break for a handful of days, but we will be back with a vengeance early next week.
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For this episode, we sat down to watch this creepy little film about bouncing balls and broken windows. After all these years, does it still get under Scott's skin? It was Kat's first time seeing it - did she find it haunting or hokey? Tune in to find out. It's our shortest show ever, so if you ever wanted to take us for a test drive, this is the time!
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Scott was under the impression that Frenzy was a true horror movie that it would fit nicely into the Four Weeks of Shrieks. Horror? Not so much, but still pretty thrilling and stylish. Fear not, Kat will get us back on track next time but for now tune in for a look at Hitchcock's penultimate film. Gentlemen are expected to wear jacket and tie.
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We continue October's 4 Weeks of Shrieks with 1963's The Haunting, a notable entry in the Old Dark House genre directed by the versatile Robert Wise. Did we find it haunting or were we left wanting? There's only one way to find out - have a listen. We were also able to tackle some feedback in this episode. We'd love to hear from you, so drop us a line at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or 206-338-0793.
Four Weeks of Shrieks continues with 1981's often forgotten supernatural wolf-themed film, Wolfen. There's a lot going on here, Albert Finney has great hair and NYC looks wonderfully filthy. All of that being said, does it all add up? We'd love to hear from you, so send us an email to marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or call us at 206-338-0793.
Our 1st Annual Four Weeks of Shrieks kicks off with a look at Dario Agento's 1977 classic Suspiria. Kat let out a Hall of Fame shriek during our screening and provides an instant replay during our recording session. We will be cranking out the horror reviews at a pretty good clip this month, but don't let that stop you from sending us feedback to marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or 2060338-0793
This week, we reenter the world of film noir with a review of Orson Welles' 1947 The Lady From Shanghai. It is a film filled with crazy characters and and an even crazier murder plot. Did it leave us befuddled or bedazzled? Tune in to find out. We also dip our toes into the new television season with our thoughts on Pan Am, Ringer, The Playboy Club and even X-Factor. The feedback we received this week made us giddy with joy, so please keep it up good people, by emailing us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leaving a voicemail at 206-338-0793.
We step outside our regular format this week, to review the films we saw at this year's Toronto International Film Festival. We begin our chat with the French film Twiggy, a intimate portrait of a pregnant 19 year old. We follow that up with a bold and visually stunning adaptation of Wuthering Heights. We cap it all off with some Killer Joe, a black comedy from William Friedkin that pulls no punches. Actually, quite a few people get punched, and punched hard. We'd love to hear your thoughts, so email us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 206-338-0793
This week, we take another trip in the Clickers Time Machine (why is the dial always set to the 80s?) to take in Masters of the Universe. Neither of us had ever managed to see it before, so we werent enitrely sure what to expect. Did it meet our fairly low expectations? Tune in to find out. We also discuss Samuel Fuller's Naked Kiss and The Goods: Live Hard Sell Hard. We also get into some great feedback, but it left us waning more, so please drop us a line at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or 206-338-0793
This week, Kat and I take a break from September craziness to discuss William Friedkin's 1985 neo-noir To Live and Die in L.A. It is a tale of tight pants and two dollar bills. It has a fantastic cast and an even better car chase, but is that enough for the two of us? We also take a quick look at Cedar Rapids, Scorpio (1973), The Island of Dr. Moreau (1977), Dark City (1950) and John Carpenter's The Thing. Share your thoughts with us by sending feedback to marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or 206-388-0793.
Kat had been wanting to see a Marilyn Monroe film, so this week we watched Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953), courtesy of Netflix Canada. Does Howard Hawks' legendary musical comedy still deliver nearly 60 years later? Did we even know it was a musical? Before you tune in, you need to ask yourself one question. Am I Team Monroe or Team Russell? Scott also discusses his recent viewing of The Made Me a Criminal (1939) and we provide a much anticipated Bachelor Pad 2 update. Yes, we are shameless. Feedback is always a welcome visitor, so please drop us a line at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or 206-338-0793.
The days are getting shorter, the nights are cooler and the temperature of the lake is downright heart-stopping. It has become apparent that summer is nearly over. This week, we're recorded a mid-vacation show from the shores of Ahmic Lake and feature a review of Scott's final Cruel Summer selection, 2002's Swimfan. Did it take our breath away or did we need to hold our noses before taking the plunge? We also discuss the first handful of episodes of Season 1 of The Tudors and provide a highly anticipated Bachelor Pad 2 update. Feedback is always welcome, so please write us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail 206-338-0793
This week, we hopped into the Clickers family car (it's a souped up DeLorean) and headed back to 1974. We've returned with a review of Death Wish starring Charles Bronson. Kat had never seen it and it had been years, if not decades, for Scott. Does it live up to its reputation? Does Bronson still have the touch? Was that Corky St. Clair? To keep our street cred low, we also watched Bride Wars (2009), proving that Netflix giveth and Netflix taketh away. Feedback is always welcome, so please write us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail 206-338-0793
We class things up this week with a review of a highly regarded classic; Jean Cocteau’s La Belle et La Bête from 1946. Does its beauty hold up after 65 years, or is it downright beastly? On a less classy note, we also discuss the premiere of Bachelor Pad II, as we cannot deny the siren song of this guilty pleasure. We also saw a movie in one of those places with plush seats and popcorn. We both loved Super 8, but you’ll need to listen to find out why. Actually, we’ll tell you now: it’s just really, really neat. A feedback free week kept the show short but had us in tears, so please write us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail 206-338-0793
This week, we sit down to discuss a film that is very familiar to just about every child of the 80s, The Outsiders. In fact, we took in the version released in 2005 as The Outsiders - The Complete Novel. Scott had a few bachelor nights in the city, so he bores Kat with his thoughts on X-Men: First Class, Cave of Forgotten Dreams and The Tree of Life. With sadness, we also note the passing of Elwy Yost, a name familiar to anyone in Ontario and a man responsible for entertaining and educating generations of film fans. Feedback is always appreciated, so please write us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail 206-338-0793
Summer is here, and we’ve hardly had a moment to sit down together to watch a movie. We both love to read, though, and thought it would be fun to sit down and discuss some of the books we’ve read over the past few months. This may even become a semi-regular feature here at MWC. We discuss Fletch Won, Loving Frank, The Films of John Huston, A Study in Scarlet, The Hunger Games, The Help, A Pale View of the Hills, Room and Lucky Wander Boy. We also respond to some terrific feedback. If you want to discuss any of the books we’ve covered or want to recommend something that you’ve recently enjoyed, please drop us a line at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or 206-338-0793.
For this week’s show, we decided to cover the Citizen Kane of Beach Volleyball Thrillers Starring 90210 Alumni: Impact Point. This film is filled with the 3 Bs: Beaches, Bikinis and Brian Austin Green. Mr. Megan Fox stars as a sexy… wait, we’ve already said too much. Needless to say, David Silver won’t be taking home the gold medal in sportsmanship. Our dishwasher’s notification system even makes a guest appearance. We recorded this one in rush, as Kat took the kids to the cottage while Scott had to slave away in the city (i.e. eat cereal for dinner), in order to have an episode in hand. That’s a runabout way of saying that there’s no feedback this time around. That doesn’t mean we don’t love it, so write us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail 206-338-0793
It’s been nearly a decade since Danny Boyle’s influential horror movie was all the rage (get it?). Does it still do the trick or are we suffering from zombie/infected burnout? Will Cillian Murphy kill or be killed? This episode was nearly lost due to an Audacity crash, but it was revived, zombie-style, with help from the Samurai of the GGTMC. Many thanks to the Lord of Louisville. There’s not much in the way of recent viewings, but Scott provides some brief thoughts on Revolver (1973) and there’s some general Star Wars talk. We loved this week’s voicemails, so please keep the feedback coming to marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or 206-338-0793.
This week, we turn our attention to a hidden gem from the 60s, The Swimmer. Burt Lancaster puts on his stylish swim trunks and attempts to find his way home, but it is not always smooth sailing (how's that for a mixed metaphor?). We also discuss The King's Speech, Hamlet (2000) and the fine documentary Marwencol. We loved the feedback this week, as it inspired even more conversation resulting in a marathon episode (for us, at least). Email us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 206-338-0793
This week, we finally get around to watching John Woo's classic 1989 actioner The Killer. Does it still deliver the adrenaline rush 22 years later? Tune in to find out. Of course, by 'tune in' we mean 'download the show'. We also share our views on last year's buzz movie Black Swan. Yup, we are now only 6 months behind rest of the world. Feedback helps to feed our insatiable egos, so please don't stop. Email us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 206-338-0793
This week, we put on our leg warmers and crop-tops to watch Perfect starring John Travolta and Jamie Lee Curtis. Will we feel the burn or just feel burned? We got a ton of movies in this week, including a trip out with the kids to see The Muppet Movie on the big screen. We also share our thoughts on About Last Night..., The Reader and the original Taking Of Pelham 123. Props to Netflix for providing us with variety. A daily feedback regime is a great way to stay in shape, so give it a try by emailing us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 206-338-0793
This week, we sit down in A Room With a TV to watch A Room With A View. Will Helena Bonham Carter choose Daniel Day Lewis or Julian Sands? It seems win-win to us. Kat comes up with the greatest pun in human history and Scott totally misses it. Scott gives a quick Thor review and yes, we do finally provide an update on The Bachelorette, so you can all relax. We've developed a nasty feedback addiction, so email us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 206-338-0793
This week, we sit down to discuss Kathryn Bigelow's mid-90s mind bender, Strange Days. Has the VR heavy flick aged well, or is it starting to smell a bit like Ralph Fiennes' leather pants? We also share our thoughts on Anaconda, The 400 Blows, Rasputin: The Mad Monk and Mega Shark vs. Crocosaurus. Yes, it's been that kind of week. Feedback is always fun to receive, so email us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 206-338-0793
We hit the trail this week and Ride the High Country with Randolph Scott and Joel McCrea. Where does Sam Peckinpah's second feature film sit in the pantheon of westerns? Tune in to find out. We screened quite a few other movies lately, so we share our two cents on The Tourist, Easy A, Double Indemnity and a documentary on the Nigerian film industry called Nollywood Babylon. Our Question of the Week is: What is the best western produced between Ride the High Country and The Wild Bunch? We expect some Leone-based suggestions, but are there some other hidden gems out there? Feedbackers get free pony rides, so email us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 206-338-0793
This week, we experience the thrill of Victory (or is it the agony of defeat?). John Huston assembled an all-star cast including Sly Stallone, Michael Caine and Max Von Sydow for this WW2 soccer epic, but does the film deserve a yellow card? We also discuss the recent family movie Rio and have a chat about some recent TV season finales. Our Question of the Week is: What is a strong acting performance by an athlete? The answer is not Pelé - so email us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 206-338-0793.
This week we spend some time with the charming Patrick Bateman. He's a modern man, who can exfoliate while he decapitates. Does the movie's satirical message get lost in all of the bloodshed? What was real and what was imagined? Just how many crunches did he do per day? We also revisited that 80s gem Predator. Has it aged well? Our Question of the Week is: Who is your favourite female director? Feedback keeps your head out of our refrigerator, so email us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail 206-338-0793
We cover our first film noir this week, with a review of Rudlph Maté's D.O.A. from 1950. This film is quite influential and was even remade in the 1980s, starring Dennis Quaid. Did it live up to its legend, or was it dead on arrival? We also give you the lowdown on Get Low. This is our most supersized episode yet, as we respond to some terrific feedback, including some trivia on Santa Carla/Cruz and a creepy story about a serial killer. Our Question of the Week is: What is your favourite film noir? Feedback is always welcome, so email us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 206-338-0793.
This week take a trip (get it?) into the collective minds of Terry Gilliam and Hunter S. Thompson with a review of 1998's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Did we love it? Did we loathe it? Did we fear it? Tune in to find out. We also chat about 1984's The Bounty as well as film noir classics Criss Cross and The Big Combo. Our Question of the Week is: What 'unfilmable' book should never have been made into a movie? Feedback keeps you on our Christmas list, so email us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 206-338-0793.
We're back from a nice child-free vacation feeling tanned, rested and ready. This week, we discuss The Lives Of Others, so put on your earphones and listen in on us discussing people listening in on other people. We've also seen a few movies (thanks, Air Canada) so you'll hear our quick thoughts on The Fighter, Dinner for Schmucks and Out of the Past. Feedback makes us smile, so email us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 206-338-0793.
It had to happen. The two of us cannot sit down for too long without someone referencing The Lost Boys, so it was high time we discussed this 1987 love letter to mullets and fangs. Does it still hold up? Was Dianne Wiest born a Mom? Why can't we get that song out of our heads? We ponder the future of Survivor after the shot of adrenaline provided by Redemption Island. Scott also takes a couple of minutes to discuss his aborted attempt at watching 2008's The Spirit. This week, we want you to recommend an underappreciated Joel Schumacher movie. Feedback helps to ward off vampires, so email us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 206-338-0793.
Baseball season is upon us, and we’ve all got baseball on the brain in the Clickers household after taking in the ballgame Saturday. We stay class this episode, by reviewing that other Charlie Sheen baseball movie: Eight Men Out. Everyone looks sharp in their 1919 fashions, but their play on the field is somewhat sloppy. Is something strange afoot? Will Shoeless Joe ever play again? Is that Mr. Noodle? We haven’t watched much this week, so we look ahead to the film selections on an upcoming flight to Mexico. Yes, it’s as exciting as it sounds. Feedback is the elixir of life, so email us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 206-338-0793.
This week, Kat and I head down under with Mad Mel (er.... Max) to take in this 1981 action flick. Is it still awesome? Spoiler Alert: Yes! Also, we give our quick thoughts on Justified (Season One), Laura, Who is Harry Nilsson?, The Hunting Party and another Aussie road movie known as Road Games. We also want to know about underappreciated Mel Gibson films, so email us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 206-338-0793.
This week, we look deep into the eyes of Roger Corman's 1963 film, X, the Man With the X-Ray Eyes. but do we like what we see? This film stars Ray Milland as a scientist who wants to see what God sees, but doesn't quite understand why God doesn't have to wear bulky sunglasses. It's a pretty ambitious film, but what happens when ambition outpaces budget? Tune in to find out. Also, we got through a ton of movies this week: The Driver, Dune, The Hurt Locker, Across 110th Street, Heroin Busters, The Last King of Scotland and Blue Thunder. Can you find the common thread? We top it all off with some terrific feedback and pose the question: What 50s or 60s B-Movie should be remade today? Feedbackers are Smurfy, so email us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 206-338-0793.
For our tenth episode, we revisit a childhood favourite while on vacation 'in the woods'. Does Disney's attempt to make a scary movie for the whole family actually work? Did the legendary production problems hurt the final product? Just how old is Bette Davis? Tune in to find out if this one still gives us the creeps or if you really cannot go home again. This week's Question of the Week is "What is a good 'First' horror movie for kids?" We also finally got around to watching The Social Network and Scott caught a screening of Machete Maidens Unleashed. Mr. T called and told us that he pities the fool who doesn't leave us feedback - so email us at marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 206-338-0793.
This week we take a look at Bob Fosse's Felliniesque All That Jazz from 1979. It was nominated for a ton of Oscars and won a handful. Did it deserve them? Can Chief Brody even sing? Will we break in song or break out in hives? Tune in to find out. We introduce a Question of the Week segment, wherein we ask you to recommend musicals for people who do not love musicals. We also cover a handful of recent movies watches: A Wednesday, Wasabi and Date Night.
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This week, we tackle Alfred Hitchcock’s Rebecca – the 1940 Best Picture winner. Kat is a big fan of Daphne Du Maurier’s original novel. Scott is a big fan of Kat. So, will we agree on this film? Will Laurence Olivier and Joan Fontaine sweep us off our feet or push us off a cliff? This film has some great performances, an intense atmosphere and the least friendly housekeeper in film history. We also share our thoughts on Morning Glory, The Long Goodbye and a Film Noir lecture series at the Revue Theatre here in Toronto.
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It's Valentine's Day folks, and nothing says romance quite like a screening of Escape From the Planet of the Apes. In all honesty, Zira and Cornelius do seem to be quite dedicated to each other. This film gives a lot to the viewer: everything from a discussion on infinite regression to a chimpanzee in a bubble bath. It's not every day that Victor Newman and Khan Noonien Singh (a.k.a. "KHAAANNNN!!!") appear in the same film.What did we make of all of of this monkeying around in early 70s Los Angeles? Does the nostalgia hold up for Scott? Will Kat Geek Out or Freak Out? Tune in to find out.
You'll also hear our quick thought on The American, Adam and Sukiyaki Western Django.
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This week, we enter Max Fisher's fantastic world of Rushmore. Does it still make us giggle the way it did last millenium? We also share our quick thoughts on Memento, The Office and the new season of American Idol. Please send in your comments to marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or give us a shout at 206-338-0793 or 001-206-338-0793
Will Ian McKellen's bravura performance help bring some levity to our winter of discontent? Tune in to find out as we take on some stylish Shakespeare this week. Don't worry, this isn't the Shakespeare you took in school as it features both Magneto and Iron Man. We also discuss the return of Parks & Recreation and the Bachelor Season (?). In terms of movies, Ip Man, Triangle and Solitary Man get some quick coverage.
We also cross the 1 hour mark this time around, as we have some excellent voicemails. Send in your comments to marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or give us a shout at 206-338-7983 001-206-338-7983.
This week, we take a look at the frosty 1985 thriller Runaway Train. Did it run away with our hearts? Tune in to find out. We also take quick looks at the following recent watches: The Warriors, Notorious, On Dangerous Ground, Nighthawks, The Woman in the Window, Code of Silence, Inception and The Town. Man, it's been a busy 2011 thus far!
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This week, we try to fight off the cold chill of winter with the warm glow of nostaliga by taking a look at Pretty in Pink (1986). Our views on the film have changed throughout the year, but what do we think of it today? We also have a quick look at some recent DVD viewings: The A-Team, Best Worst Movie, the Kids Are Alright, Salt and The Other Guys. Yup, we`re now only 6 months behind the times!
Send us your thoughts and comments to marriedwithclickers@gmail.com We now have a Voicemail Line - so call us (from Canada and US) at (206) 338-0793 and from the UK at (001) (206) 338-0793. This was a feedback free episode, and it made us sad.
In this episode we tackle some recent TV viewings including Mad Men, The Amazing Race and Hoarders. We take a quick peek at The Freshman, 2001: A Space Odyssey and The Kid Stays in the Picture before diving into that 1973 western mindbender High Plains Drifter. Send us your thoughts and comments to marriedwithclickers@gmail.com
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We now have a Voicemail Line - so call us (from Canada and US) at (206) 338-0793 and from the UK at (001) (206) 338-0793.
We are Scott and Kat - a married couple in Toronto that probably spends too much time in front of the TV. We 've got lots to say about stuff that may (or may not) interest you.
In our premiere episode, we develop an uneasy truce with the microphone and give some quick thoughts on: Glee, Walking Dead, Community, City Island and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World.
Our feature review is the 1963 Comedy-Thriller (Thriller-Comedy?) Charade starring Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn.
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