Hear Me Out Pod

Well folks, we did it. No I'm not talking about finishing the beloved Kari's Kreepies mini series, nor am I talking about wrapping up season 6 of our perfect little podcast Hear Me Out. Oh no no no, I'm talking about finally bringing the nefarious and infamous Henry Selick flick that has been the most alluded to movie on the pod: Monkeybone. Aside Chris Kattan giving a performance that quite frankly should have gotten an oscar nom, it was quite an upsetting watch....and maybe, just maybe, it's not only bad but.....boring? Not even the DVD's bonus features could save this one. Dive dive dive into this last episode of season 6!

Merry Christmas! Kari and Audrey talk through the 1966 Grinch rendition starring Boris Karloff and directed by Chuck Jones. Color changes through the years, best Grinch performances, and dreamcast Grinch actors all come up as we navigate through the nostalgia. In many ways You're a Mean One Mr. Grinch is the OG Brat Album color and all - and we have and always will be a Grinch fan.

Into the mud, scum-queen! This week we discuss the absurdist and surreal Steve Martin anti-comedy vehicle. Spoiler alert: we loved it! (At least in the context of this mini series.) The hornyness is off the charts, finger sucking is at its peak, Kathleen Turner's voice is at its raspiest yet, and Steve Martin is at his silliest. And he's not the only Steve we talk about. Do we unlock more Kari lore and discover her Uncle Steve was a professional clown and she was raised by a gaggle of clowns in the family? Could Dr. Hfuhruhurr fuck a gorilla? Don't have a brain fart and listen to find out!

Only Hear Me Out could take THIS (movies) and THIS (childhood memories) and make !!THIS!! ⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 a podcast ⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 This week it's freaking THE Princess Diaries directed by Garry Marshall starring Anne Hathaway and MY queen Julie Andrews. This movies rocks and is such a childhood staple for so many so listen along to see us analyze it with 2026 adult pair of eyes. It has all the makings of genius - it's star studded, it's funny, it's a little boring through the middle AND there's a little Shwartzman on the side just how we like it! So let's see if this thing holds up! And be honest did you think Genovia was real growing up?

Ack! Ack! Ack! Not to be confused with this week's special guest: Ace! Ace! Ace! This trio takes on yet another Tim Burton film (maybe the most brought director on HMO thus far?) where it weirdly feels like his most grounded flick? But also arguably maybe his most boring. Just our opinion! These three also talk about the star studded cast, the incredible costuming, the martians being little sex perverts, and how Audrey makes the astute observation that Kari surrounds herself with friendly giants. Will this be the last time Kari references the SJP scene (iykyk) and says "when I say I got that dog in me" on the pod? Listen to find out!

Freddie Highmore is twin acting his little heart out in this movie adapted from the book series of the same name and it's no parent trap but it's pretty close! Kind of. Well not really but there are a lot of weird little creatures so that is fun! Seth Rogan's least Seth Rogan character maybe of all time and a disappointing end! Did you guys read this growing up? Shout out little weirdos!

Is this the worst movie we've ever reviewed on the pod? Did Kari and Audrey contemplate turning off this movie 10+ times upon rewatch and have it be the first movie we didn't finish? Was this 'le epic can i has cheeseburger' type humor ever funny even pre internet? Did Kari have to watch many Adam Sandler movies after this to help have her remember that she in fact does like the Sandman? Does this movie hold up? Or is this movie potentially THE WORST MOVIE TO EVER EXIST (actually not a question this time.) Listen to this week's episode to find out!

Nancy Drew has been an icon among young weird curious minds for at this point almost a decade. The 2007 movie harnesses the duality of annoyance and genius of Nancy Drew! Emma Roberts carries it well. So much media has been built off of this young detectives precocious back - of varying degrees of success and icon status. My favorite spin by far is the HER Interactive computer games - IFYKYK!!! Now this is a movie podcast not a video game but I (Audrey) do force Kari to play “The Curse of Blackmoor Manor” as me and my sisters did for many many hours growing up. She loved it of course and also the movie no need to even listen to the podcast episode. It is a perfect franchise with no flaws.

Introducing the second installation of the 5 part mini series: Kari's Kreepies. She takes Audrey down a long, dark winding road with these 5 mean-spirited flicks. These 'Kari Kreepies' are down right evil with a dash of uncanny. They're off-beat movies with usually a comedian as the lead who will definitely give you the "uh-oh" feeling. In spirit of these grueling, unsettling films, the hypothesis for this series is this: Can we watch 5 movies that definitely do NOT hold up? Ever have an imaginary friend? Ever have an imaginary friend that you hate? Ever have an imaginary friend that wants to ruin your whole life and is the reason why everyone thinks that you're having a psychotic episode?? Well then your imaginary friend might be Fred! Rik Mayall plays Phoebe Cates' relentless, grotesque make-believe friend in this 1991 forgotten film. Unfortunately, there might be something wrong with US because....we still find him hot??? Don't be a snotface and listen!

We're going up up UP! To millennial humor and also gut wrenching sobs. It's a weird combo! The first 15 minutes - verryyyy sad. The next half hour? Boring! Then? Funny. Then - sad again! Pete Doctor's "Up" takes you on an emotional journey that produces gut wrenching sobs but then sort of neutralizes out - and baby sometimes thats exactly what you need. And if you don't cry you have to watch baby mine from dumbo

To wrap up season 5 (!!), we sign off with Spike Lee's timeless masterpiece. That's it? That's it. The canted angles, the vibrant colors, the relevancy, the cinematography, the character driven narrative, Mookie's fire fits, the dialogue, the SWEAT, Samuel L. Jackson before he was Samuel L. Jackson, Public Enemy's anthem, the symbolism, Radio Raheem, Rosie Perez dancing her ass off in the opening scene...we talk about it all. And that's the truth, ruth!

The final chapter of the long running Mission Impossible series! This episode starts with talking about the fifth entry into the series Brad Bird 's "Ghost Protocol" and then takes a turn into us getting our backs blown out at the opening night 4DX experience of The Final Reckoning. We think this movie is about AI? Mostly it's about nuking The Bean, Tom Cruise doing stunts, and getting launched 2 feet in the air from the 4dx seats!

What's up pawty people! We all know that Christopher Guest is the king when it comes to mockumentaries, and this star-studded one is maybe his most well-known (and dare I say...best?) Along with watching this flick, we really do our doggy due diligence and also watch last year's National Dog Show and compare and gush about our love for the pure showmanship. Harlan Pepper would be proud!

How to Train Your Dragon! The beloved or hated film that launched one of Dreamworks most successful and ongoing franchises as well as a multitude of fanfiction and the crossover theories entitled "Rise of the Brave Tangled Frozen Dragons." Kari and Audrey watch to see if the allure of dragons still holds up, or if it is best left in 2010. We also draw our cats as dragons and decide what their dragon names are which I highly suggest all listeners do.

Imagine being the luckiest girl alive, to then kiss a down-on-his-luck man at a sexy swanky nightclub party, for then all of your luck to disappear and transfer to him. Can't believe it? Well that's EXACTLY what happens in this lost 2000's rom com starring Lindsay Lohan, Chris Pine, and the main reason why Kari picked this movie in the first place... the british pop rock band McFly! It would be juustt our luck if you listened to this week's episode

I love when women are hot, blonde, and the funniest person alive! Amazing outfits, cast, soundtrack - House Bunny is sooooo 2000s and sooooo hot. Anna Faris is electric and the absolute heart in a really actually wholesome movie. If you haven't watched I'm begging you to put it on while you do a 25 step self care routine.

Life is a cabaret ol chums! In Bob Fosse's rendition of Cabaret, he perfectly frames Liza Minnelli how she's meant to be framed: in the spotlight darling. This week's episode is Kari's favorite movie and the reason why she's constantly begging to be someone's muse. Liza forever!!!

This week it's Saving Face! An incredibly charming 2004 romcom directed by Alice Wu. And one of Audrey's roommates in college like reallllyyyyyy loved it. And guess what? THEY WERE RIGHT TO!

Christmas movie in summertime! It's crazy how we HAVENT brought to the pod a Tim Burton movie yet, but now we officially have. This week's episode is a cult classic. It's strange and singular, just like Edward himself, and definitely Burton's most personal film to date.

It's Season 5! The premier episode brings Amber Fares' 2015 documentary "Speed Sisters" to the podcast! This documentary follows an all female speed racing group in Palestine and the challenges they face personally and societally.

Oscars 2025! What DIDN'T happen on Hollywoods Biggest Night? Women were interrupted and ignored, famous men were platformed for unlimited amounts of time, and no one who wasn't an actor was allowed to speak! Actually yeah, that seems like a pretty good representation of the industry! Oh also there was a 10 minute interlude on the Bond franchise done by 3 artists who have a song out together. Stream it now? Listen to see who won awards, who didn't win awards, and most importantly, who we think SHOULD'VE gotten awards! Award shows are ok if good people win :)

It just HAD to be you. And this film written by Nora Ephron just HAS to be the best romcom to ever do it? When Kari met Audrey, she constantly flirted with bringing this movie to the pod, but only when the weather was right. And now it's finally here! We chat about Billy Crystal's increasing hotness throughout the film, perfectly paced character development, this structure format being used in almost every romcom since then, the witty "New Yorkian" banter, and Harry Connick Jr. creating the quintessential soundtrack. Come have what we're having and listen to this season finale episode! **If you live in the Chicago area, we have linked in our bio a lot of different organizations to get and stay involved in the community beyond this month. Trying to find small ways to support one another. As always, free Palestine.

It's Anne Hathaway y2k fantasy direct to tv realness on the pod this week - we watched Ella Enchanted! Based on the book of the same title by the icon Gail Carson Levine and directed by Tommy O'Haver this movie is nonstop fun. No, seriously it does not stop - wait really what is the plot? despite having a roster of pretty famous people this movie manages to look low budget - excluding the perfectly animated evil snake and 200 background actors of course. Everyone is wearing a costume straight from the Spirit Halloween and I love it! If Ella Enchanted was as important to you as it was to me growing up you'll also love the rewatch so join us as we discuss Anne Hathaway's tumultuous relationship to the public eye, girlhood, and the overarching influence of Shrek on all movies.

Ol' Jack always says...what the hell? And ol' Kari and Audrey are taking a page from Jack Burton's book and saying "who in the hell are you anyways" to this week's guest. Bringing this beloved Carpenter classic is someone who is rather beloved himself...the incredibly funny, talented, insightful, and just a big ol' sweetie - Ian Erickson! Together this triad reminisces about 80's cinema and gushes about Carpenter's esteemed practical effects (he loves his weird little guys!) These three also touch on Kim Cattrall's green eyes, Paul Erickson's notebook doodles, haulin' ass, and "punching up" this cast if they were ever to do a reboot. A little callback to Ian's old podcast for all the Punching Up heads out there?? Will it return hmm? Listen to find out!

Kari and Audrey discuss the long awaited sequel to Disney/Pixar's take on superheroes.It's Brad Bird's "Incredibles 2" This one is interesting, it has real highs and lows - some of the kids stuff, dare we say - incredible. Some of the overarching themes? Confusing and muddled. There is also the question of whether making a female lead character too strong and too competent inherently makes her story less interesting than her male counterpart. Finally, and this is so important, we attempt to fully comprehend that Edna Mode is voiced by Brad Bird himself.

Autumn is officially upon us, and what better way to celebrate than watching a movie that uses the colors yellow/orange/brown to such a degree, that you start to question if you are now a sepia loyalist? Yes, this week we are talking about arguably Wes Anderson’s best film, Fantastic Mr. Fox. What the cuss? Yeah the CUSS we are! We’re just ~different~ like that. We discuss why Audrey is Kristofferson coded / Kari is Ash coded, quote Ash every 5 minutes, and expose George Clooney’s obsession with being in heist movies. There’s a lot of attitudes going on around here, don’t let us get one and listen!

So...uh...do you guys like cheese? This week we cover Andy Fickman's 2000s iconic gender bending nonsensical romp of a film "She's the Man" And bringing it to the table is none other than the hilarious thoughtful kind beautiful intelligent bestie of the pod - Miss Elsie How! Together the trio discusses the star of the film and comedy legend Amanda Bynes but refuses to get sad about her life trajectory - and celebrate instead how much she shines in this moment. Topics also include Channing Tatum's hot bod, Channing Tatum's comedic chops, and also Channing Tatum's children's book written alongside his daughter. If you don't listen...we can finally see you for what you are ..... UG-LAY!

And we're not talking about the Lil Nas X song! This week we're discussing Luca Guadagnino's profound adaptation of the Andre Aciman novel. More controversial now than it was upon release with it starring he who shall not be named, does that lessen its glow? Does Kari talk non stop for 30 minutes (predictably) about Timothée? Did it rain during Michael Stuhlbarg's heartbreakingly magnificent "dad" speech and stop when it ended like pure magic? Was Audrey in complete shock when THAT scene happens? All in this weeks episode- listen to find out!

RRRRRRRRAAAAAANGOOO Howdy Pardner! You ever been so far east you found yourself west, no way to go but upside down and out, twisted tangled into a million knots with the western wind blowing you towards a stranger with one bullet pointed straight at you? Well then you might just have tangled with rrrrrrRANGO.

Being perfect is soo overrated. Result! We revert back into girlhood with this young teen flick, and Kari walks Audrey through the ritualistic sleepover activities one HAS to do while watching. If you ever had a menty b when rating your friends, created cute but niche handshakes with your bff, fake liked apples to get your sex-god crush to notice you (even though apples give you wind), or had a hugh grant poster hanging up on your wall, you'll need to give this one a go. Don't be a nutter and listen to this ep!

Starting the season by breaking format? You bet! Audrey is bringing the ONLY ANIME SHE WATCHES OK to the pod and Kari is dealing with it! One Piece an anime based of the manga of the same title by Eiichiro Oda and is one of the most popular series of all time. The anime debuted in 1999 and is ongoing with over 1000 episodes of riveting and not at all poorly paced material! In this episode we follow the Drum Island Arc - a subset of the first arc East Blue. (If that didn't mean anything to you that’s fine but if it did hit me up let’s be friends - Audrey.) Main character Luffy seeks to make his name on the seas as a pirate and gather a crew along the way - but anywhere the Strawhats go chaos follows, and friendship blossoms. Audrey tries to sell Kari on the cast of characters, the overarching plot and weirdly strong anti government message of one of the most beloved series of all time and Kari absolutely tolerates it. Listen now!

WE ARE SEX BOB-OMB AND WE’RE HERE TO MAKE YOU THINK ABOUT DEATH AND GET SAD AND STUFF! 1-2-3-4- Kari and Audrey get amped gabbing about this week’s kick-ass flick. Edgar Wright’s take on this comic book series is…well…a comic comically coming to life! Between the actors being instructed to not blink, the colorful visual effects, the quippy one-liners, and the shots being cut so quick they’ll make your head spin, it’s safe to say that this movie is not short of action-packed stupid fun. Come tag along as we babble about Audrey’s astonishment with her first viewing, Kari’s obsession with the garage rock soundtrack, the seven evil exes, the star-studded cast, and how Kieran Culkin playing Wallace is maybe the best performance of all time.

Gallop over the plains, through valleys, rivers and woods back to a time that wasn't simple but was wild. Through land that stretches as far as the eye can see. Running wild with eagles, the wind whipping through your long mane, the Earth pounding with the sound of your hooves. Whinny to your heard and tell them ... New Episode of Hear Me Out today!!! If this sparked something in you, well you may very well be what is often referred to as a "Horse Girl" (gender inclusive) And baby, Audrey WAS ONE! This week we are talking the movie that inspired a generation of horse fanatics "Spirit Stallion of the Cimarron" and we have a special guest! Victor joins us to give his input on the greatest movie ever made and offer insight with Horse Facts! Listen to hear how much this movie shaped him and more importantly to find out what type of horse Victor thinks he is! https://www.instagram.com/portraitsbyvictor/

This week we're talking the film that took tumblr by storm. In the time of indie sleeze, being emo was soo in. Based off of his own novel, Stephen Chbosky decided he was going to not only adapt his novel into a screenplay, but direct it too! Is being too hands on potentially this coming of age movie's downfall? Will this become the first movie of the podcast that doesn't hold up? Is Emma Watson fighting for life to do an american accent? Find out on this week's episode! *TW* We discuss self harm, sexual abuse, and other trauma related to this movie, so if this something that you not comfortable listening to, feel free to skip!

Steven Spielberg adapts the comic book series "The Adventures of Tin Tin" written by Hergé into a truly fascinating film. No question about it this movie is weird. Edgar Wright and Peter Jackson are attached to production; Andy Serkis and Daniel Craig are both voice actors; this thing is star studded! But have you ever heard of it? Despite there being a ton of big names attached to this movie (And those big names Looo0000ve talking the innovations and making of the film) - this is one of the least clear answers we've had to the question "does this hold up?" Brave question to ask about a Spielberg film, listen and find out what we think!

Thundercats are go!!!!! This week’s episode is the one of a kind indie 2007 flick, Juno. So many other movies tried to jack Diablo Cody’s vernacular, but they’re just greedy little bitches that could never replicate this gold. This ain’t no etch-a-sketch! Kari and Audrey discuss a variety of things— From when they we’re younger the thought of sex meant they’re eggo would soon be preggo, to teens in high school sucking face, to Michael Cera’s pasty legs! WHOA dream big. Join us on this week’s ep, because honest to blog? It’s a good one. And what other kind of shenanigans could you get into tbh

The girls are back to talk about Mark Palansky's 2006 film "Penelope" A star studded cast meets an extremely bizarre 2000s alt aesthetic for a really wild ride. It feels like being trapped inside a Panic! at the Disco music video and is that a good thing? You tell us! Either way James McAvoy is hot and maybe wearing a wig and we want Reese Witherspoon to be our best friend!

Us: You don't care about our podcast You, the listeners: We don't care? We do care! Us: No, you don't listen. You, the listeners: That is just not true! God! Every person who listens bends over backward to make sure you two feel heard. Why do you think whenever we see you both we make sure to ask how the podcast is going? Huh? Huh? Because of YOU TWO! Because - all these people - love you girls! We like your posts. We fire emoji your stories. We click on the links. We text you "love this week's episode". We listen to the new episodes. And we do NOT understand what it is you two are talking about half the time. None of this is easy - for ANY of us - but we do it...oh! We do it for you two! So don't you dare tell us how we don't care. A movie not only with incredible monologues, but with the biggest sweeties and a sense of community.

This week we talk about Audrey's childhood. And that means we are talking Harry Potter! Chris Columbus' 2001 film based on the book series about magic, spells, broomsticks, wands. The mismatched aesthetic, the wonderment of magic, and ability of the whole cast to be serving at all times certainly creates an interesting watch! But will it hold up? A lot of us grew up with it, a lot of us watch the movies for comfort, and a lot of us resent the fact that JK R*wling hates trans people. Let us be clear - we do not support her and we do support trans rights always.

Introducing the first episode of the 5 part mini series: Kari's Indie Mount Rushmore +1. Four of these flicks were true indie darlings when they first came out, and Kari couldn't get enough of them! The fifth flick, while not exactly an indie, was a movie that was on constant repeat on Kari's infamous 8-slot DVD player, and felt rude to leave it out!! She takes Audrey on a trip down memory lane while confronting BIG emotions that used to scare her! (and uhh it gets deep...YEAH WE GO THERE) Little Miss Sunshine ☀️🚐🎧🪦🥇💃🏻👧🏼 A movie that has risen to prominence throughout the years and has become an instant classic to many! A stacked cast of lovable losers who prove that hard times are easier to get through when you're doing it together...even when they are fucking OBSESSED with following the 9 easy steps on how to become a winner. Join us as we discuss why toni collette is mother (literally), why paul dano's meltdown left a lasting imprint on kari's brain, hot steve carrell, and a pageant performance for the ages. Suffering is the good part!!

FINALLY! A movie for GIRLS! Do we LOVE IT??!! Did we wear a little OUTFIT to go see it??!! Did it make us feel insane coo coo out of OUR MINDS???? 100% PERCENT! Is this episode a movie critique, or a therapy session? You tell us! The movie captivated us like it did the rest of the world - the chokehold this movie had on the world was NUTS, but does it live up to the hype? Get into it with Kari, Audrey, and our special guest - the debut of our lovely editor Victoria! <3 And if you still don't know what movie are we talking...It's Barbie bitch if you're still in doubt.

It's Kari Christmas!!!! And she brought the 2005's greatest offering to the Christmas feast, the movie "Just Friends." Starring Ryan Reynolds, Amy Smart, and Anna Ferris this movie centers around kind of a love triangle, or to some; a weird overlapping of obsession. Someone from the NYT would review this movie and say "its not for the fainthearted" when what they mean is any singular second of this movie of this would get someone canceled into oblivion now. And it would! It has every bad thing a 2000s movie can have. It also has Ryan Reynolds trying to be Jim Carrey, Anna Ferris giving more than the movie deserves, great 2000's fashion, and a weirdly nice depiction of siblings? In many ways isn't that the dichotomy of the holidays in a movie? Merry Christmas and remember... Forgiveness is more than saying sorry.

Celebrate Halloween with Kari and Audrey as they discuss 1966 TV animated special "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" directed by Bill Melendez! We are really taking a scholarly approach to this one and ask some real hard hitting questions. Why did the creators feel the need to animate about 10 minutes of abstract war scenes? Is Charlie Brown being gaslit by everyone in his town? Is this 1966 TV special in many ways a Wes Anderson film? Come join us for a nostalgia trip and a feel good flick and of course... HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!

AW000GA!!! The action packed, sex charged, film noir, hand drawn, looney toons feat of equal parts genius and madness that is Robert Zemeckis' "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" is this weeks topic of discussion! And yes, it does deserve that introduction. In a rare deviation from the norm, Kari brings this (semi) animated masterpiece to the table. We go into creation of film, behind the scenes, speculation about who is or is not on drugs, and the fact that Bob Hoskins is not actually a new yorka! And if you don't like this episode hey - it's not bad, it was just drawn that way?

Well! Finally, inevitably even; Kari and Audrey talk minions. And what can you say about them that hasn't been said? They are a bizarre cultural phenomenon that has taken the internet, boomers, irony pilled youth and so many more by storm. They're yellow devils who love chaos, nudity, bananas and violence. Maybe they help us understand better our own human emotions, maybe they are a beacon of hope we need in our catastrophic world. Submit to it - THEY ARE FUNNY! Music by Kari Graphics by Audrey Follow us on instagram! https://www.instagram.com/podcast_hearmeout/

H to the EAR are you listening?! M-E O-U-T yeah we're doing our thing! Kari and Audrey bring all their pep and cheer to this episode- it's "Bring it On" starring Kirsten Dunst, Gabrielle Union and much much more! We dive into our specific experience with high school sports and the fame, glory, and competition that come with it. *TW* We will be discussing eating disorders and body image in this episode, if that is something that makes you uncomfortable, feel free to skip this episode! Music by Kari Graphics by Audrey Follow us on instagram - https://www.instagram.com/podcast_hearmeout/

The third installment of Audrey's miniseries - The Fall of Cinema, the Rise of Gru! We talk about "Turning Red" directed by the incredible Domee Shi. This movie is all about growing up, finding self confidence, and relying on friends and family. It is a complicated look into adolescence, and it mentions periods one time so people HATED it! We talk about how Disney is too weenie to back art and how that will be their downfall. We also talk about our own periods! Maybe that will be our downfall! Listen and you tell us! Intro music by Kari Artwork by Audrey

Reuben and Polly are an unlikely match, and meet after Reuben's wife cheats on him during their honeymoon. He struggles with letting go and having fun. Polly struggles with being clean and remembering her ferret. Neurotic vs laidback; rigid vs free form, into numbers vs not into numbers. Where do you exist on the Reuben to Polly scale? We believe inside everyone lives both Reuben and Polly, it matters which one you feed :0 Intro music by Kari Graphic done by Audrey

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse! Audrey' second episode in her mini series on modern animation! Spider-verse shook up the industry and we are still seeing the waves - it brought attention to animation as not only a valid form of cinema but pushed our idea of the form further. This movie rocks and is super inspiring and we love it :) If you want criticism; baby check a different episode because this one is all gushing <3 Graphic done by Audrey Intro music done by Kari Follow us on instagram! instagram.com/podcast_hearmeout/

Can you hear the drums? Do you hear the jungle's call? If you enter the game, will you come out at all? Yeah that's right, we are talking Kari's pick the 1995 hit film "Jumanji" and baby this thing is WILD. Kari watched this monster at 7 YEARS OLD and Audrey is worried that it did permanent damage in the wiring of her brain. Because this sucker is F*CKED UP!! Constant terror, constant turmoil, a 30 something man who has the brain of a child, a broken woman, and of course a subplot about sneakers? If we (2 grown adult women)were to describe this movie in one word? UPSETTING! **Also we do mispronounce Kirsten Dunsts name a few times but correct ourselves later - how many times will we put this disclamer on an episode? baby you can bet almost every one!** Podcast logo done by Audrey! Intro music composed by Kari! Follow us on instagram https://www.instagram.com/podcast_hearmeout/