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In this episode of The Flip Side, the host Troy and his wife Stephanie dive into the holiday spirit by discussing the unique charm of holiday films. They contrast the timeless classic 'It's a Wonderful Life' with the humorous and chaotic 'National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.' The discussion is enriched with trivia, favorite moments, and insightful connections between these two cherished films. They also explore the heartwarming themes of family, togetherness, and the holiday spirit that both movies encapsulate, making them enduring favorites across generations. Additionally, the episode includes a fun segment on how to make 'Clarence’s Mulled Wine,' inspired by 'It's a Wonderful Life.'

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Did you know that the French short film 'The Red Balloon' won an Oscar, and 'To Live' was banned in China upon its release?

In this episode we explore the fascinating world of foreign films and its impact in cinematic history. Troy discusses 1956 French film 'The Red Balloon' by Albert Lamorisse. While special guest Melissa Fisher discusses China's 1994's 'To Live' by Zhang Yimou.

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In this episode of the Flipside, host Troy is joined by Timmy Gleason, one of the hosts of the podcast Slumber Podcast Massacre. Together, they delve into the horror movie genre.

Troy begins by analyzing the classic film Psycho (1960), directed by Alfred Hitchcock and based on Robert Bloch's novel. He highlights the film's plot, key moments, and its groundbreaking status in cinematic history. Tim contributes his insights, leading to a discussion about another film, The Slumber Party Massacre (1982), directed by Amy Holden Jones and written by Rita Mae Brown.

Throughout the episode, Troy and Tim explore the evolution of the horror genre, reflecting on its past while contemplating its future. They compare and contrast the two films, examining their significance within the horror niche and the impact they have had on the genre overall.