14 Going On 40

"Playing football at West Canaan may have been the opportunity of your lifetime, but I don't want your life!" - Mox
If you didn't just read the end of this quote in James Van Der Beek's southern accent circa 1999, we don't know how to help you. For this episode, Andrea and Melissa ruminate on high school football and its highs and lows through the vehicle of VARSITY BLUES. That's right, Dawson's Creek fans, this is your moment! We have so much fun talking about this movie, you might say it had whipped cream and a cherry on top....
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"Sounds razor." - Rachel Wagner
Sorry, Mr. Rosenberg, STOP torturing poor Katie Holmes with this nonsense. "Razor" never took as new teen slang and didn't sound nearly as clever as it may have looked on paper. Back in 1998, the film Disturbing Behavior brought Stepford Wives to high school? Yep. You remember. The grunge kids versus the preppies meets mind-altering brain treatments by a misguided doctor. Andrea and Melissa revisit this addition to 90s teen horror for some laughs during this episode.
Join in on the fun and catch some tunes from all the movies we've covered, including Disturbing Behavior on this playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1M5PxzJNXSSQL3Y42vpmwC

"I don't care whether you like me or not!" - Meredith Morton
Dysfunctional families. We've all got experience with them. Holidays are usually the best catalyst to amplify those dysfunctions. Add a new person/guest into the mix, and you have a recipe for lots of antics to ensue. For this episode, Melissa introduced Andrea to The Family Stone from 2005. There are some pretty big name actors in this cast but the movie was under the radar for both your hosts. The holiday season may be coming to a close, but family embarrassment has no calendar! Have fun listening to this episode!

"Throwing a party it's like... it's like an invitation for abuse. It's like the last desperate act of someone who hasn't had a lasting relationship since Junior High." - Monica
Sooooooooooooo.........New Year's Eve was very different this year. Covid19 has parties squashed, but that is no reason you couldn't find a way to ring in 2021 with some fun! Andrea and Melissa joined this virtual NYE set in the 80s ,by digging out the well-loved DVD - 200 Cigarettes. Through recording this episode, we discovered that this movie has become a rare vintage gem! 200 Cigarettes is not streaming or On Demand, but you can go old school and buy the DVD on eBay for a pretty penny. The cast in this movie had us laughing out loud and reminiscing about the early careers of SO MANY STARS! What a great way to virtually party and get our New Year's Eve positive vibes. Think of this as going to a party without all the B. S. of going to a party *said in a NY accent*.

"A toast... to us, to our last summer of immature, adolescent decadence." - Barry Cox
Once upon a time, there was a golden age of teen horror movies. That time was the late 1990s. Sadly, they weren't all as brilliant as Kevin Williamson's Scream. Sometimes, we see success and say...."so, what else have you got?" Mr. Williamson had a script that was once rejected. Based on a teen novel by Lois Duncan, the movie I Know What You Did Last Summer was born. This movie had all the A-list hollywood youths to splash across its marketing. Add to that, some urban legend, a coastal fishing town, beauty pageantry, parade floats, and a "killer hook" and you've got yourself a fun slasher flick. Revisit this creepy Independence Day movie with Andrea and Melissa for some much-needed laughter!