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Do you and your friends speak in movie quotes? Do you trade Spongebob memes back and forth with your loved ones? Do you have to rely on the ”Are You Still Watching?” message to let you know it’s time to bathe and stop procrastinating? If you answered yes to any (or all) of these questions, come hang out with us every other week!
Media can play a huge role in shaping who we are. Sometimes it makes us idolize Jeff Goldblum as a sex symbol. Sometimes a lack of representation makes you feel invisible. As hosts, siblings Carie and Ross will analyze this phenomenon by breaking down a favorite movie or television show and how the sights, sounds, and messages of media have followed our generation throughout our lives. So pour your favorite beverage, relax, and explore how our shared experiences with movies and television messed us up as a generation. There will be laughter, there will be sadness, and THERE WILL BE discussions about homosexual subtext in children’s animation.
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[PATREON PREVIEW] The Haunting Of Hill House: Steven Sees a Ghost (Pt.1)
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WE'RE OFF THIS WEEK, FAM, however that doesn't mean the fun has to stop. If you haven't subscribed to our Patreon yet, folks, this is a preview of the long-form you can find over there on the $5 Lil Onions Feed. This is the first episode on our coverage of Mike Flanagan's The Haunting of Hill House! If you want to hear the full coverage of the series, just go over to our PATREON and subscribe for just $5 a month, and you'll get access to hundreds of hours of content INSTANTLY!
CALLING ALL MIKE FLANAGAN STANS! SPOOKY SEASON IS NIGH! The siblings start celebrating Halloween early with their coverage of Netflix's The Haunting of Hill House. Carie sets up the complicated Crane family tree, Ross expresses general distaste for Steven, and the siblings ponder whether or not Ross was actually haunted.
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01:09:5202/10/2023
Bee Movie or: How I Learned to Seize the Means of Production
This week, the siblings unpack one of the most wild enigmas of meme culture, Bee Movie, starring Jerry Seinfeld as a hive worker bee who is not satisfied with the status quo. Ross gets giddy about Barry's dream sequence, Carie defends Ken the douchecanoe as the only sane human in the film, and the siblings accidentally stumble on a meaning to the film that encourages workers to seize the means of production in their everyday capitalist lives.
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01:28:5625/09/2023
Looney Tunes Back in Action or: How Daffy Got His Groove Back
This week the siblings crack open the nutcase of a film that lost over $12 million at the box office, Looney Tunes: Back in Action. Carie shows some love for the insufferable Daffy, Ross handholds us through the nucking futz plot, and the siblings find some gem moments in an otherwise chaotic film.
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01:23:1618/09/2023
Lady in the Water or: How I Learned M. Night Can Be Petty
This week Ross breaks down one of his favorite films starring one of his favorite actors that Carie is all too happy to dump upon, Lady in the Water (2006). Ross can't stop talking about the James Newton Howard soundtrack, Carie can't stop pointing out how little the plot makes sense, and the siblings both become enamored with how the movie's underlying message is to believe in things that make you feel like a kid again.
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01:29:0411/09/2023
James and the Giant Peach or: How I Learned the Concept of Chosen Family
This week is CORE for one of our hosts, lil onions. We kick off Ross' September Birthday Month with one of the VHS favorites, James and the Giant Peach (1996). Ross weeps almost instantly from the music to the story of James' plight, Carie gets spooked by the metaphorical rhinoceros, and the siblings underline the importance of chosen family, especially in cases of giant anthropomorphic bugs.
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01:28:4004/09/2023
The Never-Ending Story or: How I Learned Cope with Horse Death
This week, Carie and Ross cover the movie that inspired an entire generation of Dungeons and Dragon players, The Never-Ending Story (1984). Carie gets sad about the prospect of never having time to read in her adult life, Ross heightens the message of the film about generational conflict, and the siblings hold each others' hands through the traumatic and timeless fate of our favorite horse, Artax.
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01:35:4728/08/2023
Stranger Than Fiction or: How I Fell in Love with Will Ferrell
Who wants to start their Monday off with a little meta existential crisis? This week Carie puts a begrudging Ross through one of her favorite movies about writing, Stranger Than Fiction (2006). Carie remarks on the depth Will Ferrell can bring in a non-comedic performance, Ross struggles with the magical realism elements of the plot, and the siblings wonder who is writing the weird story of their silly little lives.
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01:25:1921/08/2023
Dead Poet’s Society or: How I Learned the Importance of Poetry
TRIGGER WARNING this week, y'all. We are pulling into the Deva-Station as we unpack Dead Poet's Society (1989). Carie gets an earful from Ross, who had never seen the movie before and was not properly prepared. Ross drools over Robert Sean Leonard and his big, gooey heart. The siblings are also transported back to a time in their own lives when poetry and literature seemed to be the most important thing in life.
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01:24:1714/08/2023
The Pagemaster or: How Learned Not to Trip in Libraries
This week, Ross gets dust blown off his brain by Carie's first selection for birthday month, The Pagemaster (1994). Carie establishes her birthday month theme of movies about relationships with literature, Ross insists that Christopher Lloyd is guilty of multiple felonies, and the siblings remember how books can empower young people.
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01:16:3807/08/2023
The Sandlot or: How I Learned Who Babe Ruth Was
[REBROADCAST] It's HOT out there, lil onions! Who's ready to think about playing baseball in the hot sun????
This week, the siblings break down a classic American summer film, The Sandlot (1993). The siblings revisit their own histories of playing baseball. Ross remarks on his fondess for professional baseball players. Carie elaborates on her plan in case of a dog attack, and the siblings propose a drinking game.
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01:04:1231/07/2023
Secondhand Lions or: How I Learned to Ask Old People Questions
This week we close out July with the darling story of a young man named Walter spends a summer with his estranged maternal uncles and his life is changed forever. Ross can't stop thirsting over the backstory behind Hub and Garth McCann. Carie can't get over the way poor Walter has been failed by the system. The siblings also reflect on how the old yarns of the elderly can provide crucial advice to the next generation.
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01:32:0224/07/2023
What’s Eating Gilbert Grape or: How I Learned About Content Misery
Ross is mad, lil' onions. This week we're diving into What's Eating Gilbert Grape, a film about how a young man with a turbulent family life manages to scrape together an existence in the middle of nowhere, Endora, Iowa. Ross touches on the themes of isolation and arrest in development of the film, Carie holds Ross' hand through the more devastating parts, and the siblings reflect on what is was like to grow up in a small rural town.
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01:38:1417/07/2023
Lincoln or: How to Survive a White Parade of Pontification (Pt.2)
Part two is here y'all! This week, we're wrapping up coverage of Steven Spielberg's Academy Award-winning film, Lincoln (2012). The final days of the debate on the 13th Amendment begin in the House of Representatives and the siblings are ready for the radical Republicans to take them to school. Ross continues with History Corner as the Amendment comes to a vote, Carie has difficulty embracing the positivity of the outcome, and the siblings remark on the legacy of one of the greatest Americans to have ever lived.
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01:10:2610/07/2023
Lincoln or: How to Survive a White Parade of Pontification (Pt.1)
Today's episode is part Ross' History Corner as we delve into Steven Spielberg's Oscar-winning blockbuster about the passing of the 13th Amendment by Abraham Lincoln in January of 1865. Ross frontloads the episode by explaining how we arrived at the amendment in history, Carie gets frustrated with all the white men who take forever to say nothing, and the siblings are reminded of the important work performed by "radical" politicians who were championing the fight against slavery.
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01:22:4903/07/2023
Chicago or: How I Learned the Wrong Way to Get Famous
GET IN THE CHORUS LINE, LIL' ONIONS! This week we get FOSSE with Kander & Ebb as we break down the 2002 film adaptation of Chicago. Carie recounts her memory of her senior chorale solo, Ross struggles to find the main character of Roxie likeable, and the siblings revel in the perfect cross-section of creative content when true crime meets musical theater.
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01:33:1126/06/2023
Philadelphia or: The One Where We’re Mad at Denzel Washington
Ho-boy. Here we go. This week the siblings are unpacking Philadelphia (1993), the Oscar-winning film about homophobia in the 1990's workplace. Carie is over Denzel Washington's character, Ross is FANGIRLING over 90's Antonio Banderas, and the siblings get predictably emotional at the film's final scene.
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01:40:4719/06/2023
J. Edgar or How I Learned Leo Can Do that Accent
Ross is in rare form today as we unpack the 2011 historical drama, J. Edgar. Ross provides us crucial historical context while Carie tries not to heave at every frame containing Armie Hammer. Carie explains her theories regarding the kidnapping of the Lindbergh baby. Ross has impatience for Carie's theories regarding the kidnapping of the Lindbergh baby.
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01:36:0412/06/2023
Brokeback Mountain or: How Queer Cowboys Broke *Me*
Who's ready to sob in cowboy? To kick of pride month, Carie and Ross are cracking open the hella queer narrative about two cowboys in love, Brokeback Mountain (2005). Ross guides us through a nuanced conversation about homophobia and male masculinity while Carie tries to keep herself from sweating at the sight of Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal cuddling. Get the tissues ready, and prepare yourself for the sight of Anne Hathaway topless (yikes).
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01:23:4005/06/2023
Forrest Gump or: How I Learned About Fate vs. Chance
Who's ready to RUN, lil onions? This week, Carie and Ross unpack the enduring saga of Forrest Gump, a man with a low IQ and a heart of gold. Ross gets his giggles from the drive-by historical events throughout Forrest's amazing life, Carie comments on the myriad of special effects shots that carry parts of the narrative, and the siblings' collective blood pressure rises over the bad penny that is Jenny Currant.
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01:40:2422/05/2023
Ever After or: How I Fell in Love with Drew Barrymore
Who's ready for an emotional favorite? This week, by special request, the siblings are covering the 1998 adaptation of the Cinderella story, Ever After. Carie gets caught up in the improvements of the narrative on the Grimm fairy tale, Ross graces everyone with his Drew Barrymore impression, and the siblings are obsessed with the bi-conic energy between Drew Barrymore and Dougray Scott.
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01:41:2915/05/2023
Mighty Joe Young or: How I Fell in Love with Charlize Theron
Happy Mother's Day, lil' onions! We're covering a different kind of tale about motherhood and maternity this year by breaking down a core favorite film of ours, Mighty Joe Young (1998). Ross is once again enraptured with the film's soundtrack, Carie is reduced to a puddle over Charlize Theron, and the siblings remark on how even the most antiquated-looking special fx can still leave the viewer affected by their use.
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01:34:3808/05/2023
Flubber or: How Ross Started Having Flight Dreams
This week the siblings break down a long-dormant favorite, Flubber, a Disney remake based on the Absent Minded Professor. Robin Williams crawls back into our hearts once more as he attempts to hone a new energy source in the interests of saving the college where he is employed. Carie experiences unmitigated rage at the idea of being left at the altar three times, Ross has a very specific yet unconscious connection the source material, and the siblings decide that the big takeway for the film is to just show up for women, please...
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01:25:3401/05/2023
Who Framed Roger Rabbit or: How I Learned to Embrace My Toony Side
STRAP IN Y'ALL. THIS ONE'S A FAVE. This week the siblings unpack the unprecedented marvel of Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988). Carie goes on at length about the technical aspects of the film, Ross appreciates the parody aspects of the film, and the siblings predictably drool over the original cartoon bombshell, Jessica Rabbit.
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01:42:2724/04/2023
Spaceballs: or How I Learned to Harness the Schwartz
This week the siblings examine a creation from one of the great parody kings of our time, Mel Brooks, in his Star Wars parody creation, Spaceballs. Yes, Ross is upset that we're covering this before Star Wars, but you've all seen it, you know it. Carie denotes this film as BICONIC, while Ross is full of comparisons to Star Wars: A New Hope. Together, the siblings learn the magic of MOICHANDISING through the great art machine...
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01:23:1017/04/2023
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story or How I Learned It’s Easy to Cut Yourself in Half
This week, the siblings were pleasantly surprised with the innate hilarity of the biopic parody, Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (2007). Carie is flabbergasted at the soundtrack quality of this fool-ass film. Ross giggles through countless comparisons to Walk the Line (2004), the biopic about the life and career of Johnny Cash. Most importantly, the siblings grow to appreciate the underrated performance quality of John C. Reilly.
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01:25:1610/04/2023
Cabin in the Woods or: How I Learned to Keep Subterranean Deities At Bay
Happy April, lil onions! This month Kicking & Streaming is breaking down genre parodies in film. To begin, the siblings are covering one of Ross' least favorites, Cabin in the Woods (2011). Carie defends the movie as an intelligence commentary on the repetition of the teen slasher narrative, Ross grumbles and groans at the Hemsworth and Bradley Whitford, and along the way the siblings manage to find some things to agree on when it comes to this slasher parody film.
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01:38:2803/04/2023
Bridesmaids or: How I Learned Not to Make it All About Me
Who's ready to make it all about themselves?! This week the siblings are talking about the 2011 film Bridesmaids. Carie is pointing out the racial insensitivity and lack of merit for an Academy Award. Ross is falling in love with Megan McCarthy's performance, and the siblings remark on the dynamic within female relationships where one friend always makes it about themselves...
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01:36:3227/03/2023
Steel Magnolias or How I Learned There’s No Such Thing As Natural Beauty
Get out the tissues! BIG UGLY BABY TEARS A-COMIN'. This week the siblings break down the iconic film based on Robert Harling's play, Steel Magnolias. Ross becomes frustrated with the strange character arc of Annelle, Carie reflects on how she's going to grow into Ouiser, and the siblings discuss the fierce power of the love of women.
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01:31:5320/03/2023
The First Wives Club or: How I Learned the Enterprise of Revenge
Sorry for the late upload, y'all we had some ridiculous internet outage in our area today. This week the siblings dissect a never-before-seen classic of 90's comedy about three first wives who seek revenge against their ex-husbands after leaving them for younger women. Carie guffaws at the nervous energy from Diane Keaton's character, Ross can't ignore the disrespectful costuming of diva, Bette Midler, and the siblings remark on supporting women's rights AND women's wrongs.
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01:20:1313/03/2023
Heavenly Creatures or: How I Learned the Concept of Folie à Deux
Who's ready for a little true crime? This week the siblings are breaking down the fictionalization of the infamous Parker-Hulme murder case in 1950's Christchurch, New Zealand. Heavenly Creatures tells the story of Juliet Hulme and Pauline Parker, who together bludgeoned Parker's mother to death with a half brick in a stocking in order to avoid being separated. Ross gets eeked by the crazy-good acting of Melanie Lynskey and Kate Winslet, Carie can't get over the concept of matricide, and the siblings see the machinations of how two people can become so detached from reality.
01:33:5306/03/2023
My Week with Marilyn or: How I Fell in Love with Michelle Williams
We're havin' a heat wave, ya'll! This week the siblings break down the film adaptation of Colin Clark's memoir, My Week With Marilyn (2011). Carie rolls her eyes over the fact that we can't have a Marilyn Monroe movie without the male gaze, Ross gets tickled by the sass of Sir Lawrence Olivier, and the siblings examine what it must have been like to be the most famous woman in the world.
01:23:5827/02/2023
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein or: How I Learned Frankenstein is a Love Story
This probably should have been a two-parter y'all but we had no idea how much we were going to have to say about Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1994). Carie makes her case throughout that Frankenstein is ultimately a love story, Ross reiterates over and over how beyond crazy the titular doctor becomes, and the siblings try not to dry heave over the romantic plotline involving a "brother and sister."
01:49:1120/02/2023
Thumbelina or: How I Fell in Love with a Fairy Prince
This week the siblings break down one of Carie's emotional faves, Don Bluth's Thumbelina (1994). Ross gets irrationally upset about the unhelpful cast of animal characters in the journey. Carie swoons over "Let Me Be Your Wings." Most importantly however, Ross wants to make sure you know this isn't a love story but a human trafficking story.
01:29:5413/02/2023
The Rosa Parks Story or: How I Fell in Love with Angela Bassett
For our first episode of the new year, Carie and Ross break down one of Ross' favorite made-for-tv movies, The Rosa Parks Story. Ross provides a great deal of historical context regarding Jim Crow and the laws that segregated Black people from Whites, Carie gets incensed over never hearing the name Claudette Colvin in school, and the siblings remark on how Angela Bassett patently refuses to age.
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01:40:0206/02/2023
Les Miserables or: How I Fell in Love with Tom Hooper (Pt.2)
For the final episode of 2022, the siblings break down part two of their coverage of Tom Hoopers's movie musical, Les Miserables. In this emotional conclusion, Carie thirsts over student revolutionaries, Ross provides a great deal of history regarding the shift of French power in the 1830's, and the sbilngs get a taste in their mouth for what it means to be truly Wretched.
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01:32:2427/12/2022
Les Miserables or: How I Fell in Love with Tom Hooper (Pt.1)
This week, Ross is confronted with his boyfriend, Tom Hooper's greatest achievement, the film adaptation of the famous stage musical, Les Miserables (2012). Ross provides context for the political climate in France at the time, Carie sobs over the fall of Fantine, and the siblings remember their own time at Notre Dame Cathedral.
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01:33:3719/12/2022
Home Alone 3 or: How I Learned to Thwart Holiday Espionage
This week, another kid who's too smart for his own good once again takes down a team of adult criminals in the John Hughes threequel, Home Alone 3 (1997). Ross defends his love of the threequel over Home Alone 2. Carie praises the conceit of the chase for a computer ship designed for the United States Air Force, and the siblings get their regular holiday montage of grown adults wrecking themselves in a series of comedic stunts.
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01:28:1812/12/2022
The Family Stone or: How I Learned to Let My Freak Flag Fly
This week, Carie gives Ross a new experience by putting him through The Family Stone (2005) in which his boyfriend Durmot Mulroney brings Sarah Jessica Parker home to meet his family for Christmas before proposing to her. Carie defends family agitator, Amy, Ross unexpectedly falls for Luke Wilson, and Diane Keaton is here. Isn't life great?
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01:31:3005/12/2022
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie: or How I Learned to Embrace My Inner Child
This week, the siblings get down to the nitty gritty with the SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (2004). Carie and Ross follow SpongeBob and Patrick on their journey to retrieve the crown of Neptune so they can save Mr. Krabs from a bonefide crab bake. Carie remarks on how millennials all became Squidward, Ross remarks on the universatility of SpongeBob as an IP, and the siblings remember that the kid inside is better than the adult on the outside.
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01:31:5228/11/2022
Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events or: How I Learned Not to Adapt a Book Series
This week, the siblings butt heads over one of Ross' childhood favorites, Nickelodeon's attempt at adatping the vastly popular book series, Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. Carie gets irrationally angry at the misteps in adapting the first three books for the silver screen, Ross dives into his deep love of Lemony Snicket's tone and mystique, and the siblings go back and forth on the performance of Jim Carrey.
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01:42:5221/11/2022
Rugrats in Paris or: How I Learned Not to Marry Someone in 3 Days
[BAD FRENCH TRANSLATION] WHO'S READY FOR A TALE ABOUT SOME FILTHY CARPET MICE? This week the siblings are unpacking a banger of a sequel (RIP AARON CARTER). Ross can't believe the babies survive their ordeal. Carie tries not to get attached to Coco LaBouche's wardrobe and the siblings remark on the Chuckie's first word.
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01:23:5514/11/2022
Harriet the Spy or: How I Fell in Love with Rosie O’Donnell
Who's ready to commit misdemeanors? This week the siblings break down one of Carie's cherished childhood favorites, Harriet the Spy (1996). Ross blows inches of dust off his brain revisiting the film, Carie provides multiple examples for how the formed her in the metaphorical primordial ooze, and Ross finally learns about "cootie catchers."
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01:27:1207/11/2022
The Babadook or: How I Learned Not to Keep Grief in the Basement
Are you ready to confront GRIEF?? This week the siblings break down The Babadook and its themes of grief and black haunting. Carie is over Amelia, Ross is annoyed with Samuel, but at the end, both siblings are FOR SURE confused.
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01:28:3701/11/2022
Insidious: Chapter 2: or How I Learned Horror Sequels Can Be Good
This week the siblings return to the Further to discuss Insidious Chapter 2. Carie is over the jump-scares involving the baby walker, Ross gets confused by the wibbly wobbly timey wimey, and the siblings sing the praises of the Waniverse
01:39:1425/10/2022
Insidious or: How I Learned About Astral Projection
Don't worry y'all! You're still getting a new episode today. Just wanted to repost this episode so people could re-listen, because posting the Ghostbusters episode literally caused the previous episode to fall off the feed. Enjoy!
This one is scary y'all! For the last spooky selection of Halloween, the siblings break down James Wan's thriller, Insidious. Ross has a lot of trouble with the demon that makes clicking noises, and Carie points out the movie's atypical emotional depth that is uncommon in horror films.
01:16:1324/10/2022
Ghostbusters or: How I Learned Never to Cross the Streams
This week the siblings break down one of the greatest classic supernatural films of all time, Ghostbusters (1984). Ross giggles incessantly over some of the more rushed special effects in the film, Carie gags over the wretched existence of Venkman and his womanizing ways, and the siblings discuss the continuation of the narrative through Ghostbusters: Afterlife.
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01:43:4618/10/2022
The Haunting or: How I Learned About Owen Wilson’s Wow
WOOF, who's ready for some antiquated CGI? This week the siblings are talking about The Haunting (1999), the most recent film adaptation of Shirley Jackson's novel, The Haunting of Hill House. Ross quibbles over the shoddy narrative, Carie raves over Catherine Zeta Jones, and both siblings lament the problem that is Owen Wilson.
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01:36:4710/10/2022
Mean Girls or: How I Learned to Navigate Girl World
This week the siblings cover one of the most quotable movies of all time, the teen classic, Mean Girls. Carie has some words for Tina Fey, Ross is projecting queerness again, and the siblings slog through the flashbacks to grade school bullying that made the movie so much more relatable.
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01:38:2403/10/2022
The Perks of Being a Wallflower or: How I Learned to Participate
HEAVY TRIGGER WARNING this week as the siblings unpack one of Ross's most beloved movies, The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012)). Carie remarks on her connection to Charlie as a writer, Ross cries over the feelings this movie gave him as a young person, and the siblings comment on what it truly means to feel infinite.
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01:39:4120/09/2022
The Goonies or: How I Learned the Adventure is Good Enough
This week, Kicking & Streaming unpacks a classic fave--the Goonies (1985). Carie expresses how Mikey Walsh is one of her favorite film characters of all time, Ross remarks on how this movie is in his DNA, and the siblings comment on the latent homosexuality the project into the movie.
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01:40:2712/09/2022