Maybe the year of meeting other humans almost exclusively on zoom zoom zoom removed the boom boom boom from our hearts in regards to this movie. Zenon may have been a disappointment, but we are still big fans of Supernova Girl.
Sadly, no cartoon Kelly exists in this movie, but our girl Hilary Duff still shines in this 2002 *definitely not NOT propaganda* DCOM.
How well do you know your DCOM taglines?
What do you get when you mix two pre-teen girls and a weather machine? The Ultimate Christmas Present! Listen this week as the gal's discuss this 2000 holiday flick.
Bryan Cranston stars as Nick in this 2001 snow-show of a movie. It has everything you never knew you needed in a Christmas film: terrible computer lingo, a brainy sister, tickle fights and a weird sub-plot about extortion. Listen now!
This 2003 film tells the traditional story of Hanukkah with a fun, basketball-filled twist. That twist includes a bah-mom, questionable jokes and an even more questionable rap. Where can we get a magic generator?!
Cinderella may be stuck in a dark, cold, dusty cellar, but the fond memories of this DCOM sure aren't ! Listen as the gals and guest talk (and sing) about 2003's Cheetah Girls
The year 1998 gave us the hands down, absolute, without any question, best DCOM - Halloweentown. We're talking top tier costumes, plot, atmosphere and writing. You already know this is a straight 5/5, but listen anyway as the gals and special guest discuss this Millennial favorite.
Arguably Disney's scariest DCOM, Don't Look Under the Bed kept Millennials up at night in the late 90s and early 2000s. Between the creepy imagery, stellar makeup and spooky special effects, this movie still stands the test of time. Listen to the gals and a special guest discuss this week's movie!
Continuing ~spoopy~ season, this week the gals discuss the first official DCOM - Under Wraps!
Forget Twitches, this is the real kick-start to our Halloween season! This movie has it all: romance, gumball falling gags, a velvet sack getting tossed over someone's head and of course, a giant sword in an asteroid. Listen this week as the gals get into 2000's Phantom of the Megaplex.
2005's Twitches was one of our most heavily suggested DCOMs...and we can't for the life of us figure out why.
Picture this: knee-high boots, butterfly print, mixed patterns and neon fur. Are we in some sort of night club? No! We're watching 2002's Get a Clue. Listen this week as the gals break down one of Lindsay Lohan's iconic (?) roles.
When Disney makes a movie about racism without actually making a moving about racism, you get 1999's Johnny Tsunami. With special guest host, the gals discuss surfing, snowboarding and the baddest of dads.
1998...what a time to be alive. Amazing locks, sick burns and of course, inline skating. The gals have their first ever guest commentator for this week's discussion of the soul-skating teen stars of Brink!. PS: The baby you hear crying was not being ignored, she was just upset over total chornage.
Do two twenty something unrelated actresses have any business playing identical fifteen year old twins? Who cares when bops like Dribble Dribble Shoot are playing! Listen this week as the gals discuss 2002's Double Teamed.
Did you know nail polish helps you become a better motocross racer? According to our girl, Andi, it does! Some may call it the Mulan of Motocross and others say it is another Twelfth Night adaptation. Whatever you call it, it is one heck of a movie.
The year 1999 was full of many things: the fear of Y2K, tracksuits, metallic prints and of course, The Thirteen Year. Listen this week as the gals discuss one of the most loved DCOMs and the pubescent mermaid...man.
Wrapping up their Ryan Merriman marathon, the gals break down 2002's A Ring of Endless Light, starring Mischa Barton as Vicky the poetic teen girl who can speak to dolphins.
The year 2001 brought us many things: bedazzled jeans, giant belts and a little (pun of course intended) film about leprechauns. Listen this week as Amanda and Kelsey discuss Ryan Merriman's second DCOM, Luck of The Irish.
Amanda and Kelsey are back and more nostalgic than ever with Season Five of We Need to Talk About...And this season? It's DCOMs. Premiering on June 26, 1999, this Disney Channel Original Movie is widely considered to be one of the best. Break out your smoothie machines and AI projections as the gals break down Smart House.
Listen this week as Amanda and Kelsey talk about Edward one...more...time.
From one giant cactus to Breaking Dawn spoilers, listen this week as Amanda and Kelsey review Vampires Suck.
Listen this week as Amanda and Kelsey briefly discuss the history and a few legends from the real Quileute people. Please consider donating to https://mthg.org if you can!
Listen this week as Amanda and Kelsey discuss the oh so exiting life of Twilight author, Stephenie Meyer.
The hunt is on as Joss follows Beau and crew to Phoenix. Will Beau survive? Do he and Edythe go to prom just like Bella and Edward? Find out this week as Amanda and Kelsey discuss the last 90 pages of Life and Death.
Beau knows Edythe is a vampire, and just like that, they are instantly obsessed with each other. After that fateful night in Port Angeles, the school is abuzz with gossip about our happy couple. Oh, and did someone say play ball? Listen as Amanda and Kelsey discuss Life and Death, Chapters 10 through 17.
Beau is new to the good old town of Forks. He is instantly obsessed with Edythe, a mysterious smol girl. Flipping the genders hasn't made these characters any more likeable. Don't worry, Charlie is still Charlie. Listen this week to the first nine chapters of Life and Death.
Listen this week as Amanda and Kelsey wrap up their final thoughts on the Twilight Saga. Turns out Edward is awful and somehow Jacob is worse. Who would have known?
From that awful CGI baby to the craziest fight seen in a Twilight Saga film, listen this week as Amanda and Kelsey discuss Breaking Dawn Part 2.
