You Had Me At Hell No Ally Tanzillo & Mel Zelikovsky

Happy Hannukah! This episode is about Menorah in the Middle. Mel talks about being Jewish in the diaspora and Ally's dog gives his input. As always, we love Danny DeVito! Happy Holidays to all!

This episode is all about The Saint, starring Val Kilmer and Elisabeth Shue. Mel talks about Russia, Ally has a knife, and both talk about the effect Attack of the Clones had on their burgeoning sexualities. Plus, we want to know: which Val Kilmer would you pick?

This week we conclude Spooky Romance Month with Addams Family Values from 1993. The gals discuss the dichotomy of Krumholtz girls in the 90s, Ally remembers all the words to the Addams Family theme song, and Mel reveals that her dad is a secret nerd and doesn’t understand how she got so weird. Sam Raimi’s Spiderman becomes a conversation topic, too. Spooky!

This episode we’re kicking off Spooky Romance Month with 1983’s The Hunger. Are we kicking it off right before Halloween? Yes, because time is an illusion. Listen as the team tries to figure out the rules of vampirism, swoons over French speaking actors, and says “Catherine Deneuve” as if it’s a prayer! (Seriously, we said “Catherine Deneuve” A LOT.)

Step Up to the Pod, because we’re talking about 2006’s Step Up! There’s a shout out to one of Ally’s cousins, Mel brings her dance training to the table, and we finally discuss the phenomenon of Channing Tatum. So many questions: Is Channing Tatum the new Patrick Swayze? Is he graceful? Is he so in touch with his body that he’s never had a cold?

Note: Volume is very quiet and at 23:24 returns to normal volume, so be warned! We had technical difficulties during recording and appreciate your patience.

This episode is about But I’m A Cheerleader. Will the gals add it to the growing list of lesbian romances that they love? We talk about the stacked cast, finding community in queerness, and shout out Reality TV Psychic. We also discuss the pros of being in your 30s, famous dads, and continue the eternal, fire and brimstone debate about fingers in peoples’ mouths.