Summers Off

1...2...Summers Off is coming to you with our Spooky Season episode of Nightmare on Elm Street.

Rach delivers maybe the best review of all time, makes scary scraping glove noises with her mouth, and refuses to go into boiler rooms. We talk all things Freddy: the hat, the sweater, the glove, the name. How hot is baby Depp? Will Ty ever take a bath or sleep in the middle of his bed ever again? Will Rach have nightmares that make her poop her pants?

Good news for those fellow weirdos out there, this is part 1 of 2 Halloween adventures!

This week we dive into a futuristic love story that takes place in the 80's. Arn's butt makes an appearance, broken wrists and broken ankles are discussed, and why this movie's legacy will last forever. You will have cool trivia to whip out at parties after listening like how many lines Arnold had in the movie, what fever dreams had to do with its creation, and what Piranha 2: The Spawning is all about. No mention of Jessica Biel or Jennifer Love Hewitt this week either which is kind of a bummer...

It's that time of year! Time to drink hot cocoa and snuggle by the fire. Just make sure your dad isn't in the chimney first ;)

This year for the Christmas Special, Ty and Rach cover the one and only Gremlins. We talk monkeys, puppet mayhem, and all things Gizmo. We also share our personal three rules and it definitely isn't don't feed Rach after midnight.

No Michael Myers to be seen. Instead we get magic, robots, Stonehenge, and all other sorts of fun. This is Halloween 3.

Discussion topics today include how to kill a robot, "no-nipple" clauses, the greatest love story of our parent's generation, sweet deaths, and who is the scariest of the major horror movie villains.

Did Rach cry herself to sleep? Is she still terrified? Has she seen robots everywhere since watching this movie? Come find out.

We get British this week. Super British. We are talking bad dental hygiene, 100 year old queen, mushy peas, rainy days, and tea and crumpet levels of British. Our dive into the isles takes us to Notting Hill.

Hear Ty plug Shakespeare in Love a zillion times, Rach try her best to look, act, and sound like Julia Roberts, and Ty and Rach go through the pantheon of Julia's rom coms and rank them.

We debate is this movie funny or not? Who is the intended audience? And should Hugh and Julia even end up together at the end? Hearts will hurt, folks will be offended, and Ty and Rach continue their path towards making Summers Off "Minnesota Real".