The cruel masters of this podcast return to discuss the Alice in Wonderland sequel, Alice Through the Looking Glass. Here we discuss visual metaphors, the most robbed romance of the century, and those damn tarts.

Alice Through the Looking Glass (2016) is rated PG.

In the giving nature of the holiday season, Bre and Mazel Tov have prepared an accidental bonus episode at the end of our Jack Frost discussions. We start with this Christmas tragedy starring Michael Keaton and then end it with a full recap of the Christmas Magic book series by Alexandra Moody, the first book of which was covered in a previous episode. Happy Holidays!

We are back with the second installment in Tim Allen's Santa Clause movies! Santa finally finds love in this one, despite Plastic Dictator Santa and Naughty List Charlie, but only because the Molinator is so awesome.

If you catch the haunting in there mid-episode... no you didn't.

The Santa Clause 2 (2002) is rated G.

If you're in the mood for a wild Christmas romp complete with a sexy reindeer shifter, killer elves, and Prison Warden Jack Frost, boy do we have a recommendation for you. Our friend Chloe joins us on this one. You can download Christmas Magic by Alexandra Moody for free on Kindle today, and then listen to this episode to join the discussion!

As part of our holiday lineup, Bre and Madi watch & discuss The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, starring Renesmee, Mr. Darcy, and the horniest sugar plum fairy you ever saw.

The Nutcracker and the Four Realms (2018) is rated PG.

Have you ever wondered what the Grinch movies would have been like if Cindy Lou Who was terrified of him like every other Who? Have you also ever wondered what a Rise of the Guardians style world building would be like, but with all cryptid Santa Clauses? Have you also ALSO ever wanted to see Jewish Guy vs the Christmas Killer? If your answer was yes to any of these, watch this gory thriller based off of the Grinch immediately.

The Mean One (2022) is not rated, but should be watched with discretion if you are a viewer sensitive to gore.

The stunning conclusion to our review of one of the best masterpieces in the Mike Flanagan Universe, The Haunting of Hill House. Episodes 9 & 10 are broken down here, and it's a little emotional. Someone get us some tissues and, dear god, please someone send us a quote book with just episode 10 transcribed in it. Thank you.

The Haunting of Hill House (2018) is rated TV-MA.

Bre and Myriad discover new insights about the Red Room and the power of perception. Join us for reviewing episodes 5-8 of the series, but be mindful that there may be spoilers for the last two episodes sprinkled in.