In this special Christmas episode, Kyle and Lewis introduce each other to their personal holiday favourites, revealing just how different their tastes really are. Kyle shares the chilling slasher classic Black Christmas (1974), while Lewis brings the heartfelt musical Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) to the table. One’s filled with festive chills, the other with timeless tunes—but which one captures the Christmas spirit better? Tune in to hear how these films stack up and how they reflect the duo’s contrasting tastes. 🎄🔪🎶

🎥✨ Holiday Favorites!

In this microcast, we’re counting down our Top 5 Notable Christmas Movies—the ones we just have to watch every holiday season. From cozy classics to unexpected picks, tune in to see what films make our festive lineup!

What’s on your must-watch list? Let us know in the comments! Link in bio 🎄🎧

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🎙️ New Episode Alert!

Me and Lewis have tried something a little different—a microcast! Short and snappy, this episode dives into some debatable Christmas movies. We’re sharing our takes, opinions, and festive debates on whether these films are naughty or nice 🎄✨

In this episode, Kyle and Lewis tackle two very different holiday films: the beloved Christmas classic Home Alone (1990) and the cheap, soulless mock-buster Bone Alone (2013). Home Alone brings heart, hilarity, and clever slapstick, while Bone Alone delivers bad acting, laughable CGI, and zero holiday charm. Join them as they compare Kevin McCallister’s ingenious antics to the baffling chaos of a dog defending its home. Which film gets the festive spirit right, and which one deserves to be left behind? Tune in for this hilarious breakdown of holiday highs and lows!

In this episode, Kyle and Lewis dive into a festive showdown between two creature-filled Christmas films. First, they revisit the iconic Gremlins (1984), a chaotic blend of comedy and horror that set the standard for Christmas mayhem. Then, they explore the new Norwegian Christmas horror-comedy There's Something in the Barn (2023), a tale of mischief and carnage centred around a mischievous barn elf. Can the nostalgia of Gremlins still hold its charm in 2023? And does There's Something in the Barn have what it takes to become a modern-day Christmas classic? Tune in as they compare, critique, and crown their festive favorite!

In the pilot episode, we dive into Tiptoes (2003)—a film so outrageous it never should have seen the light of day. Starring Gary Oldman (on his knees, no less) as Matthew McConaughey’s twin brother with dwarfism, Tiptoes tells the bizarre story of sibling rivalry and a pregnant fiancée (Kate Beckinsale) grappling with the possibility of their child inheriting dwarfism. It’s ridiculous, nonsensical, and downright tone-deaf. Join Kyle and Lewis as they break this film apart, from its baffling premise to its wildly misguided execution. Is it so bad it’s good, or just plain bad? Let’s find out!