The Tortured Poets Department

Tonight, I am joined by fellow swifties Abbie & Alex. We do a deep dive and share our love for Taylor while bringing on the hardships of making some tough choices. Long story short.. I made them rank their favorites and then delete a track from each album. I guess i'm in my villain era?

It's been a year and after the Barbenhiemer extravaganza, we are back to chatting about life, movies and more. The podcast will be on a indefinite hiatus, but we will keep you updated on our Instagram for any further updates on the show in the future.

The best of the best are back, Mr Joe Manzo and Mrs Stephanie Manzo. We dive into the latest developments in our lives and movies we have either caught up on or tried to catch up on.

On this episode we throw a curveball and discuss.. a book?! Yes the topic of today is Poor Things. The novel originally written by Allisdair Gray and the film version brought to life by Yorgos Lanthimos. Have you read the book or seen the movie? Let us know your thoughts and if you agree with our views on this divisive story.

The analysis, breakdown and deep dive on the connections and allegories of Taylor’s new album. What did you catch and what are your thoughts on the “Anthology” ?

On this episode, Shannon and I are covering Eternal Sunshine, Ariana Grande's latest album. Of course, we discuss the in and outs of movies and the 2024 Oscars.

Welcome back to another week of us just "Thought Bubbling" *Bad Dum TSK* Yes I tried to make a corny joke. Just go with it. We are back for another week of tangent shenanigans on our show. Have fun following along. See you guys again later… Literally! Video Episodes are coming sooner than we think.

Catching up and breaking down life, movies and adjusting to another new year.

From the cinematic uprising of one pop queen herself, Taylor Swift to Movies upcoming and previous. We are back and here to always go off on a tangent. Thanks for listening!

"She was your best friend and mortal enemy, what's the difference?!" On today's episode we are going back to the 80s and revisiting Heathers for it's 35th anniversary. Starring Winona Ryder & Christian Slater, this is a film that although didn't grasp an audience on its initial release but has amassed a cult following since then. Have you seen this dark satire? If so what do you think, does it hold up? If you haven't seen the movie, you can catch it streaming on Tubi for free. Also wish our cohost Brianna a HAPPY BIRTHDAY next week!