You Watched What??

Episode 16: Singin‘ in the Rain

Join Amy and Kate as we watch classic movie musical, Singing’ in the Rain (1952)!

We geek out completely about the dance scenes, the costumes, the parts of the movie where they just abandoned having a plot, and the perils of life before body stockings. 

Content notes: Discussions of bullying and age differences and power imbalances in relationships.

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Music: Main theme by I. Mullan. ‘What’s Wrong With Amy’ theme by Anthony Earl.

Episode 15: Evil Dead 2

Join Amy and Kate as we watch splatter classic, Evil Dead 2 (1987)!

Halloween season continues with one of Kate’s favourite horror movies! Find out how Amy reacted to the blood, violence, and strange jewellery choices! Sadly, neither of us wanted to cosplay in Annie’s scout chic outfit. 

Content notes: We briefly turn into a pimple popper podcast, skip to the 5-minute mark if you want to avoid a pretty graphic pimple story. The episode includes discussions of blood, removal of a hand, and horror violence.

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You can watch Evil Dead 2 on Binge.

Music: Main theme by I. Mullan. ‘What’s Wrong With Amy’ theme by Anthony Earl.

Episode 14: I Know What You Did Last Summer

Join Amy and Kate as we watch I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997).

We ponder dog tags as fashion, whether you had to have three names to be a teen movie star in the late 1990s, and Amy brings the movie cosplay to life!

Content notes: Mentions of drinking and drink-driving, vomiting, and suicide.

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Music: Main theme by I. Mullan. ‘What’s Wrong With Amy’ theme by Anthony Earl.

Episode 13: Total Recall

Join Amy and Kate for some spaceman love, as we watch Total Recall (1990).

This week, we talk about what our parents have been watching, how good Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sharon Stone looked in the late 80s, and all the twists and turns of this wild sci-fi classic!

Content notes: In the context of the film, we mention blood, rats, animal cruelty, ableism, sexual harassment, and we mock Pauline Hanson but not as much as she deserves. 

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You can watch Total Recall in Australia on Stan, Binge, or rent or purchase it on Youtube and Apple TV.

Music: Main theme by I. Mullan. What’s Wrong With Amy theme by Anthony Earl.

Episode 12: Jungle Cruise

Join Amy and Kate as we watch the newest movie based on a Disney ride, Jungle Cruise! Amy discovers her favourite genre of movie! Kate gets lead character names mixed up with the main characters of the Mummy, several times! We talk about cheetahs, dolphins, and our favourite Disney rides.

Content notes: We mention snakes, bees and do a bit of swearing.

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You can access this film on Disney+ Premium Access, and it will be available for all Disney+ subscribers on 12 November 2021.

Music: Main theme by I. Mullan. What’s Wrong With Amy theme by Anthony Earl.

You Watched What Mini Watch Party: Cats

Join Amy and Kate for a short episode where we react live to the musical nightmare-fuel that is Cats (2019)!

Content notes: We discuss the pure body horror of the hybrid cat-people made in CGI for this film, nipples and cat buttholes. There is swearing. 

Kate unreservedly apologies for implying that it’s not ok to be a furry, this film changed her views on the issue greatly. 

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Music: Theme by I. Mullan

Episode 11: Get Out

Join Amy and Kate as we watch contemporary horror classic, Get Out (2017). We watched Jordan Peele’s debut feature film, and talk about our current viewing habits during lockdown - true crime, and Franco Cozzo!

Content notes: If you have watched Get Out, you will be unsurprised we discuss systemic racism, and mention the United States’ history of slavery. We also talk about lockdown stress, true crime, hypnosis, and there is quite a lot of swearing this episode. 

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Music: Theme by I. Mullan

Episode 10: What's Eating Gilbert Grape?

Join Amy and Kate as we watch 1990s indie classic What’s Eating Gilbert Grape (1992). We both studied this as high school students, so we talk about how well it’s aged, how our feelings about some the cast have aged.
Other topics: Hollywood teeth, Olympic sport climbing and Twilight.

Content notes: Mentions of suicide, animal cruelty, undiagnosed mental illness and autism, and fat-shaming. 

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Music: Theme by I. Mullan

Episode 9: Attack the Block

Join Amy and Kate as we watch alien invasion thriller Attack the Block (2011). We get excited about the Olympics and samurai swords and do some dodgy British accents.

Content notes: Discussion of drugs, domestic violence, sword-murder, minor fireworks injuries, the Grenfell Tower fire, and a dog dies offscreen in the movie.

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Music: Theme by I. Mullan

Episode 8: Knives Out

Join Amy and Kate as we watch star-studded whodunnit Knives Out (2019). Wow, we are kind of thirsty in this episode! Join us to decide once and for all, who was hotter: Christopher Plummer or Gene Kelly? 

Spoilers for Knives Out start in earnest from the 30 minute mark. 

Content notes: discussion of dental work. Mentions of vomiting, suicide and murder, blood, spiders (all in the context of what happens in the film).

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Music: Theme by I. Mullan