Triple Feature

Unconventional Christmas continues with C-Bear's pick, Iron Man 3 (2013), the festive follow-up to the smash hit Avengers (2012) and the beginning of Phase 2 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Also, F…

What a bright time, it's the right time to talk about Mean Girls (2004), our first Unconventional Christmas pick. We discuss what makes it a festive fim and if it holds up twenty years later. We also…

Coming straight off a Palme d'Or win at the Cannes film festival, Sean Baker's Anora (2024) hit theaters with critical and audience acclaim. We dedicate our November new release episode to the indie …

We're getting the Christmas spirit started early with C-Bear's final pick, Elf (2003). Also, C-Bear's Twilight Saga comes to an intense conclusion, Freddy experiments with an unconventional media pla…

The time has come to finally talk about a certified Triple Feature classic, The Dark Knight (2008). We discuss how Christopher Nolan's masterpiece shaped us as young cinephiles and how it changed the…

It's November which means it's C-Bear's slumber party and he's picking the movies! First up, the bubble-blowing babies get into the goofy gooberness and deeper messages of his first pick of the month…

Another sequel, another double movie episode because you can't talk about Joker: Folie à Deux without talking about Joker. We discuss what makes the original work, if it holds up five years later, an…

We see you've been shivering with antici......pation. So come on up to lab, see what's on the slab, and let's do the Time Warp again! Whether the rowdiest live screening or a quite living room viewin…

It's our 50th episode! If you've been with us from the beginning, or if you have just started, thanks for listening.

We are sickos who like weird stuff, from the brutality of In A Violent Nature (2…

It's officialy spooky season, and this month we're talking about horror cult classics. C-Bear gets us started with his pick, The Return of the Living Dead (1985) where the normies and the punks must …

We are the ghost hosts with the most on this episode where we discuss both the original Beetlejuice (1988) and the legacy sequel Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024), both directed by Tim Burton and starri…

To round out Fredtember, Freddy's final choice is Andrei Tarkovsky's Stalker (1979). We get into the struggles and joys of encountering the methodical, science fiction classic. But before that, C-Bea…

Fredtember continues with Freddy's second pick, The Warriors (1979). We get into the underlying themes and modern influences of the cult classic action film, but first, C-Bear has beef with NEON, Emm…

New month, new theme!

It's Fredtember which means it's all about Freddy! His first choice is the Brad Bird animated classic, The Iron Giant (1999). In our recently watched segment, C-Bear goes anal…

On this episode of Triple Feature, we racap the month by connecting the three Agnes Varda films of August Varda before getting into this month's new release title, Trap. We discuss the defining trait…

To cap off August Varda, an appreciation of Agnes Varda, Emma's pick for the month is One Sings, The Other Doesn't (1977). We also discuss some new releases like Late Night With the Devil, Abigail, a…

On this episode of Triple Feature, we briefly discuss the much antipated and celebrated teamup movie, Deadpool & Wolverine. Also in our recently watched, Freddy finally catches the Glen Powell bug, a…

New month, new theme! August is an appreciation of an iconic French filmmaker, Agnes Varda. Watch along with us and listen as we dive deep into three of her films starting with C-Bear's pick, One Hun…

You're in the suck zone!

The movie event of the summer is here, and we're talking about it on Triple Feature. To start, we recap our Hot Takes month titles before dedicating some time discussing th…

To cap off Hot Takes month, Emma defends her choice, Friday Night Lights (2004) and why she thinks it's the best sports movie ever. In our recently watched segment, we talk about several new releases…