It's been twenty years since Neve Campbell and Denise Richard jumped into a pool together, and Chris and Drew wonder if Wild Things was a legit thriller masquerading as softcore or just lurid trash. This John McNaughton-directed feature co-stars Matt Dillon, Teresa Russell and Kevin Bacon's penis, and this discussion of the film co-stars Alisha Grauso and multiple references to what was okay in 1998 but seems super awkward today.

Episode 22: Wild Things (with Alisha Grauso)

Three decades later, Tim Burton's parable about life, afterlife and intergenerational conflict seems like an unlikely box office smash. Chris and Drew discuss the merits of Burton's golden era, of Alec Baldwin's hairy chest and of Catherine O'Hara's perfect take on an artsy twit. Writer-director-horror lovely Staci Layne Wilson is on hand to pine for the days when we didn't know every last awful thing about the actors in the movies we watch.

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Episode 23: Beetlejuice (with Staci Layne Wilson)

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Of Interest, Maybe: Gayest Episode Ever

We looked at the overcrowded world of pop culture podcasts and said, "Hey, why not us too?" Together we revisit the films that blew our minds as dumb kids and reflect on them with our mid-thirties brains. Are they as good as we remember, or were we just too young to know they were bad?

We Are Not Young Anymore

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