In this episode we determine whether or not Steven Spielberg is, in fact, overrated. Is Always a hidden gem or the worst movie of the decade? Listen to find out.

Katie scores a direct hit on the broadside of the USS Spielberg this week, picking the classic bomb, 1941. Listen to our discussion of the amazing talent and prohibitive budget, which led to an amazingly bad movie.

Now we're getting into the meat of Katie's argument about whether Spielberg is overrated. And, speaking of meat, Katie and Scott try peanut butter cheeseburgers!!! Why? Well, if you have to ask, you haven't seen this movie.

Katie's scorching hot take about Steven Spielberg is tested this season. For the first movie, We watch the classic movie about an alien invasion. No, not E.T. or War of the Worlds, but Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Grab an "ice cream" and enjoy finding out whether it still holds up almost 50 years later.

Katie and Scott discuss the body horror classic -- Scanners. How many heads explode in the movie? Could it have used more? What genre is Scanners? What happened to the eyes at the end? They discuss this and more, including Lee Jeans!

Another movie inspiring Stranger Things is The Goonies. The pair review this 80s kids classic. Katie is back with some hot take, including one of the hottest takes in the history of movie reviews!

In episode 4.02, Katie and Scott review the movie Firestarter. How does the move version of Stephen King's classic work as a movie? How did it inspire Eleven? Is it the worst movie they've ever reviewed?

Katie and Scott kick off a new season with movies inspiring the hit TV show Stranger Things. In this episode they discuss John Carpenter's The Thing. New this season are the three sentence recap and the haiku review.

Katie and Scott are locked in a room and the paranoia grows. Which, if either, will get out alive?